Find data on the average house prices in Newcastle, how they’ve changed over the past few months, and a breakdown of the latest market trends by bedroom count.

On average, properties in Newcastle sell for £257,804, and spend 9 weeks on the market. Detached houses currently fetch an average of £377,117, and flats: £115,577. Asking prices have changed on average -1.3% in the past 6 months.

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Our data comes from HM Land Registry and the UK’s largest online property portals.

Newcastle Housing Market Summary

Average asking price£257,804

Average sale time9 weeks
Asking price change-1.3%
Average estate agent fee1.1%

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Prices in Newcastle by house size

Below we've broken property prices down by bedroom size, with average sold prices ranging from £110,804 - £1,165,826 - see what size property you can get with your budget.

House Size	Average sold price June 2026
1 bed	£110,804
2 beds	£162,679
3 beds	£227,781
4 beds	£461,426
5 beds	£1,165,826

How have prices changed?

The current average listing price is £297,862, down by 0.27% from six months ago. The chart below shows the average listing price for properties in Newcastle.

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How long do properties take to sell in Newcastle?

On average, properties take 9 weeks to sell in Newcastle. This chart shows the average time property listings are online, before the property goes under offer or is removed from the market.

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Are properties achieving asking price?

On average, the asking price of properties are reduced by 1.2% in Newcastle. This chart shows the average reduction of asking prices in Newcastle. A good agent will value a property accurately and so shouldn't need to reduce asking price.

Properties for sale in Newcastle

In order to identify the best estate agents in every area, we gather information on every property sale in the UK (including Newcastle!). Here's a snapshot of the latest properties to buy in Newcastle.

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About Newcastle house prices

The average asking price for a property in Newcastle is currently £257,804. Properties in Newcastle are spending an average of 9 weeks on the market before going under offer. Average listing prices in Newcastle have moved by -0.3% over the past six months.

Newcastle property prices by bedroom count

Property prices in Newcastle vary by bedroom count. The table above shows average prices for different property sizes based on the latest local market data available to GetAgent.

What affects house prices in Newcastle?

House prices in Newcastle are influenced by location, proximity to schools and transport links, property size and condition, and broader local market conditions. Prices can vary significantly across different parts of Newcastle, so it is worth comparing current asking prices with completed-sale records from HM Land Registry.

Sell your home in Newcastle

If you are considering selling in Newcastle, understanding local sold prices is the starting point. The agent you choose has a direct impact on the price you actually achieve. GetAgent's comparison tool shows the performance of every local estate agent in Newcastle - including average sale time, percentage of asking price achieved and verified customer reviews - based on real completed sales.

House prices in Newcastle - frequently asked questions

What is the average house price in Newcastle?

The average asking price for a property in Newcastle is currently £257,804 based on GetAgent's market data. The table above shows the latest breakdown by property size.

Are house prices rising in Newcastle?

Average listing prices in Newcastle have moved by -0.3% over the past six months according to GetAgent's data. For historical sold-price records, HM Land Registry publishes official completed-sale data.

How long does it take to sell a house in Newcastle?

Properties in Newcastle are currently spending an average of 9 weeks on the market before going under offer, according to GetAgent's data. Sale times vary depending on the area within Newcastle, property type, asking price and the estate agent instructed.

Where can I find sold house prices in Newcastle?

Sold house prices in Newcastle are published by HM Land Registry, which records completed residential sales in England and Wales. GetAgent displays this data alongside local market context on this page, updated monthly.

How do I value my home in Newcastle?

The best way to understand what your home is worth in Newcastle is to combine an online valuation with in-person valuations from local estate agents. GetAgent's free online valuation tool gives an instant estimate based on sold prices and local market activity.

Estate agents

115 estate agents have listed properties for sale in Newcastle in the last 6 months. See which estate agents could get you the best price, along with reviews from people who've worked with them recently. Compare all estate agents in Newcastle.

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