Isle of Man property prices have climbed sharply since 2020. This article uses Land Registry transaction data from PlanningPortal.im to show what properties are selling for across the island.

Average Sale Price by Parish

Based on recorded transactions of £50,000 or more from 2001 to 2026:

Parish Transactions Average Price
Santon 334 £433,975
Marown 891 £404,767
Jurby 202 £368,573
Braddan 2,800 £362,479
Malew 2,770 £359,585
Lonan 1,319 £357,786
Arbory 738 £351,300
Bride 148 £328,162
Andreas 700 £319,391
Onchan 10,033 £317,536
Ballaugh 451 £314,051
Rushen 3,320 £312,155
Lezayre 3,131 £294,958
Michael 846 £294,804
Patrick 787 £279,879
German 3,976 £262,064
Maughold 2,717 £249,449

Rural parishes in the south and west tend to command higher prices, with larger plots and more detached stock. Santon, Marown, Braddan and Malew all average above £350,000.

Island-wide averages for transactions between £50,000 and £3,000,000:

Year Transactions Average Price
2010 1,276 £282,946
2011 1,515 £294,260
2012 1,369 £280,641
2013 908 £281,264
2014 1,859 £271,707
2015 1,533 £278,982
2016 1,885 £274,100
2017 1,793 £279,528
2018 1,993 £283,280
2019 1,793 £286,740
2020 2,095 £289,878
2021 2,396 £335,719
2022 2,437 £361,502
2023 1,851 £348,948
2024 1,588 £350,747
2025 1,672 £376,528

Prices were largely flat from 2010 to 2020, hovering around £275,000 to £290,000. The jump in 2021 was abrupt, with average prices up 16% in a single year. By 2025, the average had reached £376,528, up 30% from 2020.

Property and Planning

Knowing what can be built on or near a property matters for buyers. PlanningPortal.im lets you check planning history for any address on the island alongside transaction data.

Transaction data from Isle of Man Land Registry via PlanningPortal.im.