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Is now a good time to sell in Ossett?

Our free market check for Ossett, updated October 2026. Free

A fair time to sell

Prices in Wakefield are +2.9% on a year ago and +1% over the last three months. Sales recorded in the last 12 months are -26.1% compared with the year before (224 vs 303), a sign of how busy buyers are.

Recent months of Land Registry data are always incomplete because sales take a few months to register, so the latest volumes can look low.

Price change, 12 months
+2.9%
official House Price Index
Price change, 3 months
+1%
short-term momentum
Previous year
+0.6%
is growth speeding up?
Average sale, last 12 months
£237,456
year before £228,340

Sales and prices by year

2017: £162,923 (327 sales)2017£163k2018: £186,667 (357 sales)2018£187k2019: £185,421 (335 sales)2019£185k2020: £179,779 (312 sales)2020£180k2021: £202,800 (378 sales)2021£203k2022: £227,010 (325 sales)2022£227k2023: £224,135 (252 sales)2023£224k2024: £221,749 (297 sales)2024£222k2025: £238,585 (286 sales)2025£239k2026: £234,806 (173 sales)2026£235k
YearSalesAverage price
2026173£234,806
2025286£238,585
2024297£221,749
2023252£224,135
2022325£227,010
2021378£202,800
2020312£179,779
2019335£185,421
2018357£186,667
2017327£162,923

Tips for selling in Ossett

Spring (March to June) and early autumn are usually the busiest times for buyers. Price realistically from recent sales on your street, get your energy certificate sorted early, and compare a few local agents' fees and valuations.

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