As of , the average sold price in Wotton-under-Edge (GL12) is £420,000, based on HM Land Registry data.
Prices in Wotton-under-Edge have changed by % over the last 5 years.
£420,000
Average sold price in Wotton-under-Edge
HM Land Registry
N/A
5-year price change
HM Land Registry
614
Sales last 12 months
% vs prior year
Total sales on record
HM Land Registry
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Locality Data
House prices across Wotton-under-Edge's villages
Wotton-under-Edge
Median
£420,000
Includes
Sector: GL12 7, Detached avg: £556k
0 sold in the last year
Cromhall / Charfield / Falfield
Median
£420,000
Includes
Sector: GL12 8, Detached avg: £556k
0 sold in the last year
Average property prices by type
Average sold prices, with annual sales volume (last 12 months).
Detached
£556,000
0 sold in the last year
Semi-detached
£352,000
0 sold in the last year
Terraced
£295,000
0 sold in the last year
Flat / Maisonette
£184,000
0 sold in the last year
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About Wotton-under-Edge Property
Wotton and its surrounding villages trade as a desirable Cotswold-edge market with a steady, healthy flow of sales for a town of its size. The conservation-area stock commands a clear premium over more ordinary homes, and the prospect of improved rail access nearby strengthens the commuter case.
Demand is character-led here, which rewards homes with genuine period appeal and keeps well-presented stock moving. No five-year figure is published for this zone, so I focus on price level and the reliable volume rather than a trend line.
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