The answer
Ombersley remains a distinctive property market, with an average sold price of £592,933 over the last year. Sold prices were 9% higher than the previous year, although the relatively small number and wide variety of properties sold in and around the village mean that headline averages need to be considered carefully.
What the latest market data shows
The majority of properties sold in Ombersley over the last year were detached homes, which achieved an average sold price of £623,308.
Semi-detached properties sold for an average of £460,000, while terraced properties averaged £331,000.
Recent recorded transactions also demonstrate the variety of the local market. Elmleybrook Cottage on Awford Lane sold for 780,000 in March 2026, while 7 Apple Tree Walk sold for £331,000 in October 2025.
Ombersley also has a strong historic identity. The village’s designated Conservation Area recognises its special architectural and historic interest, including its historic buildings, village layout, green spaces and parkland setting.
What this means for you
For homeowners in Ombersley, an overall village average can be useful for understanding the wider market, but it should never be treated as an automatic valuation of an individual property.
The village contains a varied mix of homes, and factors such as the precise location, property style, age, condition, plot, outlook and individual features can have a significant influence on value.
This is particularly relevant in a market such as Ombersley, where a smaller number of transactions and the sale of individual higher-value properties can have a noticeable effect on average figures.
For sellers, an individual valuation combined with careful positioning and high-quality marketing is therefore particularly important.
Next step
If you’re considering selling in Ombersley and would like an up-to-date understanding of your property’s value in the current market, I’d be happy to help.
Kerry Footman
Partner Agent, Hortons
