Mundesley’s current market is defined by scale and pace rather than urgency. Across the village there are 63 properties for sale at an average asking price of £314,000, with individual prices ranging from £59,000 up to £575,000. Of that total, just 4 are sold subject to contract, leaving 59 properties still actively seeking a buyer, an SSTC rate of 20.0%.
The average property here takes 507 days to find a buyer, and at the current sales rate there is 16.7 months of inventory sitting on the market. Set against Norfolk’s county average price of £378,507, Mundesley sits 17.0% lower, and its days on market run 116 days longer than the county figure of 391 days. Together these numbers describe a village market with plenty of choice for buyers and a longer runway for sellers than much of the wider county.
Average price: £314,000. Price range: £59,000 to £575,000.
Properties for sale: 63. Sold subject to contract: 4. Still actively marketed: 59. SSTC rate: 20.0%.
Average days on market: 507 days. Months of inventory: 16.7 months.
Property type mix (from 20 comparable listings): Detached houses 60% (12), Semi-detached houses 15% (3), Terraced houses 15% (3), Flats 10% (2).
With no single dominant transaction type, the clearest trend in Mundesley right now is one of volume without velocity. Detached houses make up 60% of the comparable listings sampled, yet the average time to sell across the village stands at 507 days, well beyond the Norfolk county average of 391 days.
The 20.0% SSTC rate, representing 4 of the 63 properties currently marketed, is the clearest read on momentum, with the large majority of listed homes remaining unsold at the point of this snapshot. Trimingham, the nearest village by price at only £6,000 apart, currently records a higher SSTC rate of 25.0%, a pattern worth weighing for anyone comparing timelines across the immediate area.
Buyers currently hold the advantage in Mundesley. With 16.7 months of inventory at the current sales rate and an average of 507 days needed to secure a sale, supply significantly outweighs the pace of demand. Only 4 of the 63 properties on the market, 20.0%, have progressed to sold subject to contract status.
This places Mundesley toward the more buyer favourable end of its immediate area. Southrepps, Trimingham and Trunch all report higher SSTC rates, 35.0%, 25.0% and 25.0% respectively, suggesting stock is converting to sales somewhat more readily in those villages than in Mundesley at present.
The current snapshot shows a market that is moving slowly rather than stalling outright. An average of 507 days on market and 16.7 months of inventory point to a village where homes take a considerable stretch of time to sell, but with 4 properties progressing to sold subject to contract, transactions are continuing to complete.
Set against Norfolk’s average of 391 days, Mundesley’s pace runs 116 days slower, underlining that this is a village where patience, on both sides of a transaction, is currently the defining feature of the market rather than any sudden shift up or down.
The scale of unsold stock gives buyers meaningful room to negotiate in Mundesley. With 59 properties still actively marketed against only 4 sold subject to contract, and 16.7 months of inventory outstanding, sellers competing for a limited pool of active buyers are generally not in a position to hold firm on asking price alone.
For sellers, the practical response to an average of 507 days on market is realistic pricing from the outset, since a listing that reflects the £59,000 to £575,000 range accurately for its type and condition is more likely to move within a reasonable portion of that average than one pitched optimistically.
The Ivybridge Collection’s team spends enough time on Mundesley’s streets to know that not every property here moves at the same pace. A two bedroom semi-detached house on Northfield Road found a buyer in just 7 days, while a three bedroom semi-detached house on Warren Drive has been marketed for 408 days at a broadly comparable £280,000. That gap is rarely about the village itself and almost always about individual pricing, presentation and condition.
We also see the spread in the detached market at close quarters: two Hawthorn Rise properties, one at £425,000 and another at £270,000, sit within the same postcode area but represent very different propositions in size, condition and finish. Understanding which comparable a given property actually resembles, rather than which one its owner would prefer it to resemble, is where local knowledge earns its keep.
Mundesley’s 63 current listings sit against a backdrop of only 4 sales progressing to sold subject to contract, a 20.0% conversion rate that, combined with 16.7 months of inventory, points to supply running well ahead of buyer absorption. The average 507 day marketing period is the clearest symptom of this imbalance, sitting 116 days above the Norfolk county average of 391 days.
The individual listings sampled illustrate the range within that headline figure. Northfield Road, a two bedroom semi-detached house at £290,000, attracted a sale within 7 days, while Warren Drive’s £280,000 semi-detached house has been on the market for 408 days and a further Warren Drive detached house at £310,000 has taken 82 days. With the price range for the village running from £59,000 to £575,000 and detached houses accounting for 60% of the comparable sample, the market is broad enough that averages alone understate how differently individual streets and property types are performing.
Buying in Mundesley currently means entering a market with genuine choice: 63 properties are for sale, prices span from £59,000 to £575,000, and only 4 of those listings have progressed to sold subject to contract, so 59 remain open to an offer. The trade off for that choice is timeline. The average property here takes 507 days to sell, so buyers who move decisively on a well priced, well presented home can often set the pace themselves rather than competing against other offers.
With detached houses making up 60% of the comparable listings analysed, and semi-detached and terraced houses each accounting for a further 15%, most of what comes to market in Mundesley is a house rather than a flat, which sit at 10% of the sample. Buyers should expect to see a genuine spread of condition and price within each type, as the Hawthorn Rise and Warren Drive listings currently on the market demonstrate, and should treat each property on its individual merits rather than assuming the village average applies evenly across it.
Mundesley’s figures describe a village market that rewards patience rather than urgency. An average price of £314,000 sits 17.0% below the Norfolk county average of £378,507, and with 16.7 months of inventory and an average marketing period of 507 days, this is not a village where vendors can expect a quick or effortless sale simply because it sits on the coast.
What the numbers do not capture is the character that keeps buyers interested despite the longer timelines: a village with a genuine mix of property, from modest terraces to substantial detached houses reaching £575,000, and an SSTC rate of 20.0% that, while lower than neighbouring villages, still confirms that sales are completing here every month. Our view is that Mundesley suits buyers and sellers who are prepared to engage with the evidence rather than the aspiration.
For an investor assessing Mundesley, the headline figures are an average price of £314,000 across a price range of £59,000 to £575,000, an SSTC rate of 20.0%, and 16.7 months of inventory at the current sales rate. The average 507 day marketing period, 116 days longer than the Norfolk county average of 391 days, is the figure that should shape any acquisition timeline built around this village.
Rental demand and yield data are not included in this snapshot, so a purchase decision here should be grounded in the sale side evidence available, the type mix (60% detached, 15% semi-detached, 15% terraced, 10% flat) and the specific comparable listings and completed Land Registry sales, rather than assumptions carried over from faster moving markets.
Of the 20 comparable listings analysed for Mundesley, detached houses are the dominant type at 60% (12 properties), followed by semi-detached and terraced houses at 15% (3) each, and flats at 10% (2). This mix explains much of the village’s £59,000 to £575,000 price range, since detached stock alone spans widely, from a £270,000 two bedroom detached house on Hawthorn Rise and a £310,000 two bedroom detached house on Warren Drive, to a £425,000 three bedroom detached house also on Hawthorn Rise.
Semi-detached houses currently for sale show a similarly wide spread, from £240,000 for a two bedroom home on Gorse Close to £290,000 for a two bedroom property on Northfield Road and £280,000 for a three bedroom home on Warren Drive, confirming that bedroom count and specific location matter at least as much as broad property type when pricing a home in this village.
As of this report, 63 properties are for sale in Mundesley, with 4 sold subject to contract and 59 still actively seeking a buyer. Among the current comparable listings, Gorse Close offers a 2 bedroom semi-detached house at £240,000 after 112 days on the market, while Hawthorn Rise has two properties on offer: a 3 bedroom detached house at £425,000 (131 days on market) and a 2 bedroom detached house at £270,000 (176 days on market).
Warren Drive currently has two listings, a 3 bedroom semi-detached house at £280,000 that has been marketed for 408 days, and a 2 bedroom detached house at £310,000 on the market for 82 days. Northfield Road, by contrast, has a 2 bedroom semi-detached house at £290,000 that has attracted interest in just 7 days, a reminder that individual pricing and presentation still move much faster than the village average of 507 days.
Land Registry records for Mundesley show a run of completed sales through May and June 2026. 4 Warren Drive, a detached house, sold for £270,000 on 2026-06-05. 3 Old Coastguard Cottage, Victoria Road, a terraced house, completed at £258,000 on 2026-05-29, the same day 3 Heath Lane, a detached house, sold for £415,000.
Further completions include 27 Trunch Road, a detached house that sold for £695,000 on 2026-05-27, 11 Hilda Road, a semi-detached house that completed at £230,000 on 2026-05-22, and 12 Orchard Close, a detached house sold the same day for £185,000. These figures, drawn from completed transactions rather than current asking prices, show that Mundesley’s detached stock alone has sold across a very wide band, from £185,000 to £695,000.
Mundesley’s average price of £314,000 sits £64,507 below the Norfolk county average of £378,507, a difference of 17.0%. This makes Mundesley one of the more accessible village markets within the wider county on price alone.
That relative affordability comes with a longer sales process. Properties here take an average of 507 days to sell, 116 days more than the Norfolk average of 391 days, so buyers attracted by Mundesley’s lower entry price should factor in a correspondingly longer timeline compared with the county as a whole.
Against its three nearest neighbouring markets, Mundesley is the lowest priced. Southrepps averages £389,000, £75,000 above Mundesley’s £314,000, and converts stock to sold subject to contract at a rate of 35.0%. Trunch averages £383,500, £69,500 above Mundesley, with an SSTC rate of 25.0%. Trimingham is the closest comparator by price at £308,000, just £6,000 below Mundesley, but still records a higher SSTC rate of 25.0%.
In every case, the neighbouring village is converting a larger share of its stock to sold subject to contract than Mundesley’s 20.0%, which suggests that while Mundesley offers relative value on price, buyer demand is currently translating into agreed sales somewhat more readily just outside the village.
Mundesley remains a working North Norfolk coastal village rather than a manufactured seaside resort, with a beach, a small high street and the kind of pace that residents actively choose over the busier villages further along the coast. Its housing stock reflects a genuine mix of eras and styles, from period cottages near the village centre to more recent detached development on its edges, which is part of why prices here span such a wide range, from £59,000 to £575,000.
Day to day life centres on the coast path, the village shops and a community that includes retirees and second home owners alongside families drawn by the relative affordability compared with more expensive North Norfolk villages. It is a place people move to for the view and the quiet rather than for speed of transaction, which is reflected in how long homes here typically take to sell.
Selling in Mundesley currently means competing against 63 other listings, of which only 4 have reached sold subject to contract. With an average of 507 days on market and 16.7 months of inventory outstanding, a realistic asking price from day one matters more here than in a faster moving market, where an overpriced listing might still attract offers through sheer buyer volume.
The current comparable listings show how much presentation and pricing accuracy affect outcomes within the same village: Northfield Road’s semi-detached house attracted a sale within 7 days at £290,000, while other similarly priced homes on Warren Drive have been marketed for well over a year. Sellers who price against genuine Land Registry evidence, rather than aspirational comparables, put themselves closer to the Northfield Road outcome than the longer running listings.
Choosing an agent for a Mundesley sale matters more in a market like this one, where 507 days is the average time to sell and 59 properties are actively competing for buyer attention. The right agent needs to know which of the current comparable listings, from Gorse Close to Hawthorn Rise to Warren Drive, a given property genuinely sits alongside, and price accordingly rather than by postcode alone.
The Ivybridge Collection tracks this village’s listings and completed sales on an ongoing basis, from the £185,000 Orchard Close sale through to the £695,000 Trunch Road completion, giving sellers a grounded view of where their own property sits within that range before it goes to market.
The Ivybridge Collection maintains an active presence across this stretch of North Norfolk, monitoring Mundesley’s listings, completions and pricing patterns as part of its wider coverage of the coast and its inland villages. Our familiarity with the village extends beyond the headline £314,000 average, to the individual streets, Gorse Close, Hawthorn Rise, Warren Drive and Northfield Road among them, where current stock is actually sitting.
For anyone buying or selling in Mundesley, that ongoing local presence means access to genuine comparable evidence rather than a generic county wide estimate.
Anyone pricing a property in Mundesley should start from the completed Land Registry sales rather than asking prices alone. Recent completions range from £185,000 for a detached house on Orchard Close to £695,000 for a detached house on Trunch Road, a spread wide enough that a property’s true position within it needs to be established from genuinely comparable evidence, not the village average of £314,000.
Given the average marketing period of 507 days and 16.7 months of inventory currently on the market, sellers should also budget realistically for time, and buyers should factor in that a fair, well evidenced offer, informed by how quickly comparable homes like the Northfield Road semi-detached house have actually sold, is often taken seriously in a market where 59 properties are still competing for attention. Anyone weighing a significant financial decision here should seek a formal valuation and, where relevant, independent legal and mortgage advice rather than relying on headline averages alone.
The figures in this report reflect a snapshot of the Mundesley property market taken on 2026-08-01, covering 63 properties currently for sale, current comparable listings and completed sales recorded with the Land Registry. Averages, price ranges, days on market and inventory figures are drawn directly from that data set, alongside a comparison with Norfolk’s county average and the three nearest neighbouring markets.
Figures are correct as of the snapshot date shown and will move as new listings, sales and completions are recorded in Mundesley over time.
If you are weighing up a move in Mundesley, whether buying into a market with 59 actively marketed properties or preparing to sell against an average of 507 days on the market, a Private Property Brief from The Ivybridge Collection gives you a grounded, evidence based read on where a specific property sits within the village’s current £59,000 to £575,000 range.
Get in touch with our team to request your Private Property Brief for a Mundesley property, and put real comparable evidence behind your next decision.
For a wider view of this part of North Norfolk, see the market reports for Southrepps, where average prices run £75,000 higher than Mundesley alongside a stronger SSTC rate, Trimingham, the closest village by price at just £6,000 apart, and Trunch, where prices sit £69,500 above Mundesley’s average.
Reading these alongside the Mundesley figures gives a fuller picture of how pricing and pace vary across this small cluster of North Norfolk villages.
