Real sold price data from HM Land Registry · Last 5 years · 22,170 sales recorded
Property Market Overview
South Gloucestershire has recorded over 22,000 residential sales across the past five years, with an average price of £359,444 and a median of £330,000. The market has grown substantially, rising 12.7% over the period, reflecting steady demand across this mixed urban and rural county area.
Property Types and Price Differences
Detached homes command significantly higher prices at £518,510, roughly 2.5 times the cost of flats (£206,513). Semi-detached properties form the largest segment by volume at £352,597, while terraced homes occupy the middle ground at £304,345. Flats represent the most affordable option and account for just under 15% of all sales.
Price Trends Over Time
Prices climbed from £337,425 in 2021 to peak at £377,471 in 2026, with a slight dip to £364,329 in 2025. The upward trajectory has been consistent, though recent annual variations suggest the sharp growth of earlier years has moderated.
What Stands Out
Bristol dominates by volume with 21,357 sales at £354,160, while smaller towns like Chippenham show notably different pricing dynamics at £647,150—a striking outlier that reflects localised demand patterns. The wide spread between flat and detached values (over £312,000) underscores the diversity of housing stock across the region.
| Town | Sales | Avg Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bristol | 21,357 | £354,160 |
| Wotton-Under-Edge | 580 | £451,606 |
| Chippenham | 130 | £647,150 |
| Badminton | 91 | £564,379 |
| Town | Avg Price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Chippenham | £647,150 | 130 |
| Badminton | £564,379 | 91 |
| Wotton-Under-Edge | £451,606 | 580 |
| Bristol | £354,160 | 21,357 |