Average UK house price priced in Bitcoin: 2015 to 2025

+47% in pounds−99.7% in sats2015 to 2025 · annual averages

Priced in fiat

£182k£268k201520172019202120232025

Priced in sats

100713.3M346.3M201520172019202120232025

Average UK house price (per property) cost £182,291 in 2015 and £267,509 in 2025, a change of +47% in pounds across 10 years. The figures are annual averages from HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index. The fiat peak in this series came in 2025 at £267,509.

Priced in sats, the same item went from 100,713,259,669 sats to 346,294,450 sats, a change of −99.7%. The conversion uses the yearly average BTC price for each matching year, never a rate from a different era. The least flattering single step for the sats series was 2021 to 2022, when this item moved +72% in sats terms. Short windows can and do run against the holder; the direction across the full series is what the chart shows.

The average British home now costs a quarter of a million pounds. Priced in sats it has fallen by more than 99 percent across the decade, which is the single most arresting number on this page.

Housing is where the melting unit hurts the most, because the sums are the largest and the borrowing longest. The main page shows how the whole cost of living behaves when the measuring stick is fixed.

YearPoundsSats
2015£182,291100,713,259,669
2016£195,03544,225,623,583
2017£203,9507,133,613,151
2018£210,3543,974,943,311
2019£212,4343,610,980,792
2020£218,5222,398,178,227
2021£236,313680,115,697
2022£258,2361,167,696,134
2023£258,9561,096,063,659
2024£260,532498,063,431
2025£267,509346,294,450

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index. Sats = fiat price ÷ BTC price in that currency × 100,000,000, using yearly average BTC rates. Data vintage 2026-07-04. Full method on the main page.