Bournemouth Property Buyer
Southern Property Buyer is actively buying properties in Bournemouth,
working closely with local homeowners who want a fast, stress-free way to sell their property. Whether you're facing a change in circumstances, downsizing, dealing with a difficult sale, or simply want to move on quickly, we're here to help.
We’re not estate agents, we’re local direct buyers. That means no chains, no lengthy processes, and no uncertainty. With local knowledge and a commitment to providing fair cash offers, we specialise in making property sales simple, smooth and swift.
No agents. No fees. No delays
Southern Property Buyer offers property owners in Bournemouth a fast and hassle-free sale. Get a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours and complete in as little as 7 days, all with zero commission.
Beautiful Beaches
Famous for its stunning seven-mile stretch of sandy coastline, regularly rated among the best in the UK.Whether you're into paddleboarding, beach walks, or just soaking up the sun. Plus, the seafront is well-maintained with piers, cafés, and beach huts adding to the charm.
Green Spaces
Beautifully maintained gardens run through the centre of town, plus spaces like Meyrick Park and Hengistbury Head offering nature on your doorstep. It’s the perfect mix of sea and countryside.
Transport Links
Direct trains to London, a nearby airport, and quick road links to the M27 and New Forest, travel is simple and convenient. Regular local buses and coastal paths also make getting around the town itself a breeze.
Tech Hub
With Bournemouth University and Arts University Bournemouth nearby, the town has a youthful, creative atmosphere. It's also becoming a hotspot for tech startups and digital agencies, attracting young professionals and entrepreneurs.
Considerations when Selling a property in Bournemouth
Seasonal Demand - Bournemouth’s coastal appeal means property demand tends to rise in spring and summer, when buyers are more active and holiday-home interest peaks. In contrast, winter months can be slower, making it harder to secure a quick sale.
High Competition - With many properties on the market, particularly flats and holiday lets, there’s often strong competition. Sellers need to price strategically and present their homes well to stand out in a crowded marketplace.
Affordability Issues - Although more affordable than London, rising house prices in Bournemouth can still be a barrier for local buyers, especially first-timers. This can limit the pool of potential purchasers, particularly for mid-to-high-range properties.
Commuter Considerations - Bournemouth has good transport links, but it’s not as well connected as some commuter towns. For professionals needing quick access to major cities, this can be a drawback and may affect demand in certain areas.
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Local Housing Market Statistics
Average Property Prices: In the Bournemouth postcode area, the average property price is approximately £408,000, with a median price of £345,000. Over the past twelve months, there has been a slight decline of about 3% in average prices.
Property Types:
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Flats: The majority of properties sold were flats, averaging £231,809
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Detached Houses: These properties sold for an average of £509,309
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Semi-Detached Houses: The average selling price was £343,387
Sales Volume: In the year ending March 2023, there were approximately 5,781 property sales in the Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole area, marking a decrease of 27.5% compared to the previous year.
Price Trends: Detached house prices have seen significant growth, increasing by 84.2% from £351,499 in 2014 to £647,547 in 2023. In contrast, flat prices have experienced a more modest rise of 48.2% over the same period.
Regional Comparison: The average property price in the Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole area stands at £425,298, which is £48,082 higher than the average property price in England.
Data as of March 2025