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Rye house prices

179 homes changed hands in Rye in the 12 months to June 2026, at a median of £370,000. "Rye" here is the Royal Mail post town, which reaches well beyond the town itself — Northiam, Camber, Broad Oak and Peasmarsh are counted in these figures, among others. That is down 12.9% on the £425,000 median of the twelve months before. Floor space runs at about £4,203/m², with the middle half of sales between £3,582 and £4,959 per square metre — measured on 565 sales matched to an EPC floor area. The detached house is the commonest sale — 238 of the last 632 (38%), median £556,250. Every sale here falls in one postcode district, TN31.

Median sale price
£370,000
12 months to June 2026 · 179 sales£405,000 over 3 years to June 2026 · 632 sales
Typical £/m²
£4,203/m²
565 sales with a floor area · median 90 m²
Sales, 3 years
632
£60,000 to £3,737,000
Vs year before
−12.9%
median was £425,000 over the prior 12 months

Medians over the June 2026 extract. Price per square metre is what stops a big three-bedroom home and a small one reading as the same comparable.

The map

Every sale drawn on the freehold parcel it happened on, shaded by £/m².

Plate I

The interactive sold-price and £/m² map for Rye is in build. Everything it will show for this area is on this page already, in tables: the medians, the price by property type, the floor areas and the individual sales.

Plate I. Freehold parcels shaded by local £/m² evidence; dots are recorded sales. Parcel outlines are indicative extents, not legal boundaries.

Price by property type

Medians over the three years to June 2026. Types with fewer than five sales are left out; £/m² needs at least 12 sales matched to an EPC floor area before we quote it.

TypeSales, 3yMedian, 3yMedian, 12mTypical size£/m²
Detached238£556,250£525,000120 m²£4,516/m²
Semi-detached169£370,000£342,50090 m²£4,141/m²
Terraced166£326,500£304,47582 m²£4,093/m²
Flat or maisonette59£210,000£187,75058 m²£3,651/m²

Median by year

Calendar-year median sale price in Rye. Years with fewer than twelve sales are omitted. Bars start at zero, so the percentages above them — measured against 2023 — are the quickest way to read the movement.

£0£250k£500k£401k2023198 sales+7.4%£430k2024233 sales−0.1%£400k2025222 sales−8.2%£368k2026 (part)67 sales

Percentages are against the 2023 median of £400,500.

The current year is still filling in. Registration follows completion by months, so its bar will keep rising after this build — read it as a partial count, not a fall.

This extract covers 3 Jan 2023 to 29 Jun 2026. A longer Price Paid history — enough for a ten-year trend, and for what a house sold for a decade ago — is a later ingest, not a gap in what is published here.

What your budget buys in Rye

Sales between 20% below and 10% above a budget, over the three years to June 2026. The headline is floor area, because the price is the part you already fixed — what changes between towns is the space it buys. Sold prices as recorded, never indexed or adjusted.

160 homes in Rye sold between £400,000 and £550,000 in the last three years. The median one measured 101 m² at £4,516/m².

Median floor area
101 m²
the headline: what the money buys in space
Median £/m²
£4,516/m²
across the matching sales
Median price paid
£450,000
inside £400,000–£550,000
Habitable rooms
5
EPC count — not bedrooms; halls and kitchens count

Type mix: Detached 47% · Semi-detached 32% · Terraced 19% · Flat or maisonette 2%.

Matching sales only. Habitable rooms come from the Energy Performance Certificate and are not bedroom counts — neither register records those.

Latest recorded sales

The twenty most recent sales in Rye as registered by HM Land Registry. Floor area comes from the property's Energy Performance Certificate where the address could be matched. Addresses with a matched certificate link to that property's sale history.

A sale appears here once the buyer's title is registered with HM Land Registry, which routinely takes months. The most recent weeks are always thinner than they will end up.

DateAddressTypeSize£/m²Price
11 Jun 20261 Wellington AvenueRye TN31 7AFDetachedFreehold145 m²£4,707/m²£682,500
11 Jun 2026Two Hoots Main Street, PeasmarshRye TN31 6ULDetachedFreehold139 m²£3,669/m²£510,000
8 Jun 202668 New Winchelsea RoadRye TN31 7TASemi-detachedFreehold99 m²£4,040/m²£400,000
5 Jun 2026Vine Cottage Pottery Lane, BredeRye TN31 6HBDetachedFreehold107 m²£4,579/m²£490,000
5 Jun 2026Station Cottage Station Road, NorthiamRye TN31 6QTSemi-detachedFreehold110 m²£2,955/m²£325,000
29 May 202632a Military RoadRye TN31 7NYDetachedFreehold138 m²£3,478/m²£480,000
29 May 202651 Military RoadRye TN31 7NXTerracedFreehold88 m²£3,454/m²£303,950
29 May 20261, Apple Tree Cottages Barnets Hill, PeasmarshRye TN31 6YJSemi-detachedFreehold69 m²£2,174/m²£150,000
21 May 2026170 Udimore RoadRye TN31 6AADetachedFreehold148 m²£4,020/m²£595,000
21 May 2026Willow Cottage West UndercliffRye TN31 7DXDetachedFreehold82 m²£6,829/m²£560,000
15 May 202659 North SaltsRye TN31 7NUTerracedFreehold73 m²£4,384/m²£320,000
13 May 2026Knelle View Main Street, BeckleyRye TN31 6RGSemi-detachedFreehold222 m²£2,396/m²£532,000
11 May 202630 Marsh Way, CamberRye TN31 7WQTerracedFreehold109 m²£3,028/m²£330,000
30 Apr 2026Barkin Station Road, NorthiamRye TN31 6QJDetachedFreehold101 m²£3,985/m²£402,500
30 Apr 202625 South UndercliffRye TN31 7HNTerracedFreehold92 m²£3,207/m²£295,000
28 Apr 202621 Lydd Road, CamberRye TN31 7RJDetachedFreehold104 m²£5,000/m²£520,000
24 Apr 202616 Badger Way, CamberRye TN31 7SRSemi-detachedFreehold85 m²£3,647/m²£310,000
23 Apr 20263 the Martlets, Broad OakRye TN31 6DNSemi-detachedFreehold123 m²£3,171/m²£390,000
23 Apr 202639 Whitesand Drive, CamberRye TN31 7SJDetachedFreehold£370,000
21 Apr 202626 Badger Way, CamberRye TN31 7SRTerracedFreehold58 m²£3,759/m²£218,000

Busiest streets in Rye

The 30 streets with the most recorded sales in the three years to June 2026, and what those sales worked out at. £/m² needs 12 sales matched to a floor area before it is quoted, so most streets show a dash. Street-level lookup for every address is a later build.

StreetSales, 3yMedian, 3yTypical size£/m²
Elizabeth GardensNorthiam28£345,00077 m²£3,978/m²
Military Road19£440,000104 m²£4,292/m²
Udimore Road16£427,50092 m²£4,312/m²
Lydd RoadCamber15£310,000104 m²£3,807/m²
Main StreetBeckley15£520,000118 m²£3,973/m²
Station RoadNorthiam14£452,500
South Undercliff13£285,00085 m²£3,457/m²
Strand Quay12£185,00058 m²£3,655/m²
Main StreetPeasmarsh11£490,000
Udimore RoadUdimore10£735,000
Fair Meadow9£670,000
Main StreetNorthiam9£480,000
New Winchelsea Road9£435,000
Cackle StreetBrede8£491,000
Tram RoadRye Harbour8£382,500
Cinque Ports Street7£310,000
Ewhurst LaneNorthiam7£543,000
Ferry Road7£312,500
North Salts7£325,000
Whitesand DriveCamber7£240,000
Farleys WayPeasmarsh6£372,500
Rye Harbour Road6£427,500
Udimore RoadBroad Oak6£532,500
Barnets HillPeasmarsh5£504,990
Cadborough Cliff5£690,000
Church Square5£590,000
Fishmarket Road5£365,000
Hilltop Drive5£265,000
Kings Avenue5£320,000
New Road5£425,000

Postcode districts in Rye

Sales in the town split by postcode district. Medians over the 3 years to june 2026. Districts with their own page are linked.

TN31
£405,000 median, 3y
632 sales · £4,203/m²

Nearby

Town pages covering the same corner of East Sussex.

Medians over the 3 years to june 2026.

Robertsbridge £475,000·Battle £420,000·Hastings £300,000·Winchelsea £440,000·St Leonards-on-Sea £280,000·Bexhill-on-Sea £315,000

Up a level: East Sussex house prices·how these numbers are made

Rye house prices: the questions

What is the average house price in Rye?

The median sale price in Rye was £370,000 over the 12 months to June 2026, across 179 recorded sales — half sold for less, half for more. Over the full three years the median is £405,000 from 632 sales, ranging from £60,000 to £3,737,000. These are HM Land Registry sold prices, not asking prices or estimates.

How much is a square metre in Rye?

Sold homes in Rye work out at a median of £4,203/m², with the middle half between £3,582 and £4,959 per square metre. The figure comes from 565 sales over three years whose address matched an Energy Performance Certificate carrying a total floor area; the median home in that set measures 90 m².

What does the Rye post town cover?

"Rye" here is the Royal Mail post town, which reaches well beyond the town itself — Northiam, Camber, Broad Oak and Peasmarsh are counted in these figures, among others. A post town is a Royal Mail sorting geography, not a council or parish boundary, and HM Land Registry records sold prices against it — so a median labelled Rye covers the villages posted through Rye as well as the town itself. The largest of them here are Northiam (125 sales, median £420,000), Camber (75 sales, median £315,000), Broad Oak (37 sales, median £410,000), Peasmarsh (34 sales, median £417,500) and Beckley (29 sales, median £532,000).

Are house prices in Rye going up or down?

The 12-month median to June 2026 is £370,000, −12.9% against the £425,000 of the twelve months before. Calendar-year medians: 2023 £400,500, 2024 £430,000, 2025 £399,975, 2026 £367,725. Note that 2026 is a part year — the Land Registry publishes monthly and the extract ends 29 Jun 2026 — and that a median tracks what sold, so a change in the mix of homes coming to market moves it as much as prices do.

Which type of home is cheapest in Rye?

Of the types with at least 12 sales to compare, flat or maisonette homes are the cheapest — median £210,000 across 59 sales in three years (£3,651/m²). Detached homes sit at the top on £556,250 from 238 sales (£4,516/m²). Per square metre the order often differs from the headline price, because the cheaper types are also the smaller ones.

How much does a detached house cost in Rye?

The median detached house in Rye sold for £556,250 over three years, from 238 sales, or £525,000 over the last twelve months from 65 sales. The typical one measures 120 m², which is £4,516/m².

What postcode is Rye?

Rye sits entirely within the TN31 postcode district — all 632 recorded sales over three years carry a TN31 postcode, at a median of £405,000 and £4,203/m². Searching TN31 house prices and Rye house prices returns the same set of sales, so this page covers both.

How many homes sell in Rye each year?

2023: 198, 2024: 233, 2025: 222. The current year is still filling in — HM Land Registry publishes monthly and records can arrive months after completion, so the most recent months always look thinner than they will end up.

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data to June 2026, joined to the MHCLG Energy Performance Certificate register for floor areas. Category B and deleted records excluded. Local authority: Rother (100% of sales).