Your Local Eastleigh Estate Agents
From contemporary flats in Eastleigh Town Centre for young professionals, to Edwardian houses on Campbell Road full of character. As Eastleigh estate agents, we genuinely understand what makes this area desirable; that makes all the difference.
At Rowe & Co, we know Eastleigh well, and we give honest advice to help people move to Eastleigh, knowing they’ve found their forever home.
Property Valuations Backed by Local Knowledge
Eastleigh is a sought after location with an average sold price of £313,8267, according to PropertyData - this is above the UK average of £270,000 and it's easy to see why demand is high. This is contemporary living with a village feel only 17 minutes away from Southampton and just a 1 hour direct train to London. It’s no wonder Eastleigh is so appealing for growing families and professionals alike.
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The Eastleigh Property Market in a Nutshell - 2026
Sale Values by Bedroom Count — Eastleigh
| Bedrooms | Avg. Sold Price | 70% Price Range | Data Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bed | £137,000 | £105k – £161k | SO50 town |
| 2 Bed | £252,000 | £200k – £415k | Eastleigh Town |
| 3 Bed | £304,000 | £200k – £375k | Eastleigh Town |
| 4 Bed | £425,000 | £370k – £550k | Eastleigh Town |
| 5 Bed | £591,000 | £393k – £900k | Eastleigh Town |
Note: 1-bed data reflects leasehold flats only as Eastleigh town centre has very limited 1-bed house stock. Two outlier new-build flats on Garnier Drive and Spence Close (£275k–£430k) have been excluded from the 1-bed average as atypical of the general market.
The 5-bed range is wide, reflecting the diversity of the Eastleigh borough – from terraced semis in the town itself to large detached homes in Chandler’s Ford and Boyatt Wood.
Market Growth
Local Property Insights
A Contrasting TownEastleigh’s market spans a genuinely wide range – from affordable 1-bed leasehold flats around Archers Road and Sopwith Road at sub-£140k, right up to substantial 5-bed detached homes in Chandler’s Ford and Boyatt Wood exceeding £900k. This breadth makes it one of the most accessible entry-point markets in Hampshire.
Strong Mid-Market Depth3-bed homes averaging £304k represent particularly good value given Eastleigh’s transport credentials – the town has a mainline station with direct services to London Waterloo, Southampton and Winchester – and its position midway between the M3 and M27.
Seller’s Market ConditionsDespite modest price softness over the past year (-0.8%), Eastleigh sits firmly in seller’s market territory with around 239 properties for sale, 45 sales completing per month, and an average of just 160 days on market – one of the quicker turnaround times across the SO50 villages.
Solid 5-Year Growth BaseThe +12.1% five-year gain mirrors the broader SO50 picture, reflecting sustained demand driven by regeneration investment in the town centre and ongoing commuter appeal to Southampton and beyond.
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Here’s a selection of the homes we’ve recently sold in your neighbourhood…
Heritage Place
Ladywood
Compton Close
Houses for Sale in Eastleigh: Discover Your Next Move
Eastleigh offers one of the most accessible and well-connected property markets in Hampshire. Suburban family homes sit alongside modern new-build developments, period terraces and sought-after village properties on the town’s fringes.
Detached properties, according to PropertyData, currently account for approximately 46.7% of the market, while semi-detached homes, terraced houses and apartments provide options for buyers at every stage of life.
Average property values remain competitive across the borough, supported by consistent demand, strong transport links and Eastleigh’s reputation as one of Hampshire’s most practical and well-serviced places to live.
For people searching for more space without leaving the Eastleigh area, neighbouring locations such as Fair Oak continue to attract strong interest thanks to their village atmosphere and easy access to the town and Southampton.
Property values tell part of the story, but what truly sets Eastleigh apart is its balance of affordability and convenience. So what keeps people moving here year after year?
Why People Choose to Live in Eastleigh
- Outstanding Schools: Schools like Perins, King Edward VI, Lakeside, or Hiltingbury Infant School are all rated outstanding by Ofsted, so no matter your child’s age, they can get a fantastic education in a private or state environment.
- A Strong Local Economy: Eastleigh benefits from a hardworking and economically active population, with average household incomes of around £46,900 per year according to PropertyData, broadly in line with the Hampshire average and comfortably above many comparable commuter towns.
- Connectivity: Eastleigh Station can get you to London in around an hour and to Southampton in less than 15 minutes by car. The M3 provides straightforward access to London and the wider South East.
- A Thriving Cultural Scene: Catch a show at The Point, see the latest release at the local cinema, or go for a drink at the highly rated “Good Companions” or “Cricketers Arms”, and that’s just in Eastleigh. Take the train to London and a world of culture opens up.
If Eastleigh sounds like the right fit for your next move, explore our latest properties for sale below.
Find Your Perfect Home
Rowe & Co: Honest, Trusted Eastleigh Estate Agents
We created Rowe & Co with one thing in mind: to do something differently. Whether it’s understanding why semi-detached properties only spend an average of 109 days on the market near Allbrook, or why flats sell more in the Aviation Quarter, we have real local knowledge, and that sits at the heart of everything we do.
When you choose Rowe & Co as your Eastleigh estate agent, you receive:
- Premium Marketing: Professional photography, bespoke brochures and marketing designed to showcase your property properly.
- A Personal Partner: One team supporting you from valuation through to completion.
- Unrivalled Local Knowledge: Local insight that helps you price, market and move with confidence.
Meet Your Eastleigh Estate Agents
Rob Rowe
Managing Director
James Steele
Associate Director
Chris Bailey
Branch Partner
Audrey Cherrett
Senior Sales Negotiator
Harry Barrett
Sales Negotiator
I would highly recommend Rowe&Co! From start to finish, Rowe&Co were extremely welcoming, friendly and helped to make the process of buying our first home a positive one. Audrey was super helpful and provided us with weekly progress reports, which we really appreciated! Naturally we wanted to stay in the know as much as possible, so having regular communication put us at ease 🙂 All round, a fantastic estate agent!
From start to finish Rowe & co have provided an excellent experience in selling are property and purchasing our new property through them. We had weekly progression reports from the lovely Audrey who was an absolute gem in getting everything sorted and tied up on her week off!! We can’t thank her enough for her time and effort getting us to exchange stage. I wouldn’t hesitant using Rowe and co again and I would most definitely recommend them. Keep up the good work all 👌
Audrey from Rowe and Co was fantastic. She was an excellent communicator, and helped us to navigate the moving process in the context of a long chain. I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending her.
Exceptional people and service. Having a slightly niche property and a start to market losing a buyer with a previous agent, the support from both James & Audrey was excellent and invaluable, from securing our offer with our final buyer, to the rollercoaster of process of our tricky chain needed to complete the sale. Having an agent that is on your side, responsive and honest about circumstances throughout makes a massive difference to the overall challenges of a making a house move.
Ready to Talk Eastleigh Property?
Whether you’re preparing to sell, searching for your next home, or just want to know more about Eastleigh, get in touch for honest advice, a no-obligation valuation, or to discuss your next move. It’s what makes us stand out as Eastleigh estate agents.
