Properties in Brenchley
354 properties in Brenchley, Kent.
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Active buyer interest in Brenchley, Kent
11 buyers interested1 property views
Market snapshot: Brenchley, Kent
Avg. price £246kMedian £222k354 properties
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Active buyer interest in Brenchley, Kent
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Market snapshot: Brenchley, Kent
Avg. price £246kMedian £222k354 properties
Brenchley property market
Based on 354 properties with valuations
£246,460
Average price
£222,258
Median price
£63,180
Lowest price
£1,273,759
Highest price
2.0
Avg bedrooms
1,848
Avg sq ft
354
Properties
1
With photos
Property types in Brenchley
Detached168 (47%)
Semi-detached88 (25%)
Terraced49 (14%)
Flat31 (9%)
Buyer interest in Brenchley
Real activity from the platform
1
Property views (90 days)
11
Buyers expressing interest
Frequently asked about Brenchley
What is the average property price in Brenchley?
Based on 354 properties with price data, the average estimated value in Brenchley, Kent is £246,460. The median price is £222,258, with properties ranging from £63,180 to £1,273,759.
How many properties are available in Brenchley?
There are currently 354 properties listed in Brenchley. The most common property type is detached homes, which make up 47% of the local market.
What size homes are typical in Brenchley?
The average property in Brenchley has 2.0 bedrooms. The average floor area is approximately 1,848 sq ft. The area has a mix of detached, semi-detached, terraced properties.
Is Brenchley a good place to buy property?
Brenchley in Kent offers 354 properties across a range of types and budgets. With detached homes being the most common, prices range from £63,180 to £1,273,759. We recommend using our valuation tool and checking demand signals from real buyers to assess whether a property is fairly priced.