Houses for sale & to rent in Scarborough, North Yorkshire
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House Prices in Scarborough
Properties in Scarborough have an average house price of £198,906.00 and had 4,385 Property Transactions within the last 3 years.¹
Scarborough is an area in North Yorkshire with 33,326 households², where the most expensive property was sold for £1,750,000.00.
Properties for sale in Scarborough
Neighbourhoods in Scarborough
Navigate through our locations to find the location of your next house in Scarborough, North Yorkshire for sale or to rent.
- Castle
- Cayton
- Central
- Derwent Valley
- Eastfield
- Falsgrave Park
- Fylingdales
- Hertford
- Lindhead
- Newby
- North Bay
- Northstead
- Ramshill
- Scalby, Hackness And Staintondale
- Seamer
- Sherburn
- Stepney
- Thornton Dale
- Weaponness
- Woodlands
- Weaponness & Ramshill
- Hunmanby
- Falsgrave & Stepney
- Derwent Valley & Moor
- Scalby
- Burniston & Cloughton
- Fylingdales & Ravenscar
- Esk Valley & Coast
- Scalby & The Coast
Frequently asked questions about Scarborough
What is the average price for a property for sale in Scarborough?
The average price for a property for sale in Scarborough is £198,906. This amount is 43% lower than the average price in North Yorkshire. There are 9,873 property listings for sale in Scarborough.
What locations have the most expensive properties for sale in Scarborough?
The locations with the most expensive properties for sale in Scarborough are Hunmanby at an average of £525,000, Thornton Dale at an average of £465,185 and Scalby, Hackness And Staintondale at an average of £370,198.
What locations have the most affordable properties for sale in Scarborough?
The locations with the most affordable properties for sale in Scarborough are Central at an average of £135,055, Falsgrave & Stepney at an average of £145,495 and Castle at an average of £146,827.
Which train stations are available in or near Scarborough?
Some of the train stations available in or near Scarborough are Scarborough, Seamer and Filey.