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Property in Bristol

HM Land Registry Data

Bristol House Prices.

Bristol (Bristol)

The average Bristol house price is £356,730 (based on July 2026 HM Land Registry data).

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As of July 2026, the average sold price in Bristol (Bristol) is £356,730, based on HM Land Registry data.

Prices in Bristol have changed by 14% over the last 5 years.

£371Median per sq.ft
14806 EPC sales analysed

All figures based on sold prices from January 2021 to present.

Compiled by Adam Clegg, MPlan, from HM Land Registry data.
Data updated July 2026.

£356,730

Average sold price in Bristol

HM Land Registry

+14%

5-year price change

From £290,000 five years ago

6384

Sales last 12 months

+16% vs prior year

32159

Typical home (sq.ft)

EPC Register

What homes sell for in Bristol

Most Bristol homes sell for between £270,000 and £420,000, with a median of £333,000.

Lower Quartile

£270,000

Median

£333,000

Upper Quartile

£420,000

Price per sq.ft in Bristol

Most homes sell for between £318 and £434 per sq.ft (median £371/sq.ft, or £3989/sqm).

Lower Quartile

£318

Median

£371

Upper Quartile

£434

Based on 14806 sales matched to EPC floor area records. Source: HM Land Registry and EPC Register.

Bristol sold prices map

Each point is a sold property, coloured by price per sq.ft. Blue = lower, gold = mid, red = higher. Approximate locations.

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Average property prices by type

Average sold prices, with annual sales volume (12 months to June 2025).

Detached

£520,130

734 sold in the last year

Semi-detached

£377,271

1429 sold in the last year

Terraced

£362,253

2260 sold in the last year

Flat / Maisonette

£270,520

1667 sold in the last year

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Recent property sales in Bristol.

Explore up to 50 recent transactions based on Land Registry sold prices and EPC floor areas.

Address
Date
Price
Size (sq.ft)
£/sq.ft
53BS15 1BSMay 2026£315,0001,098£287
18BS16 7DHMay 2026£325,000700£465
17, CITY VIEW APARTMENTSBS5 0AAMay 2026£179,000527£339
7BS16 6RSMay 2026£415,0001,044£397
93BS37 6XAMay 2026£345,000936£368
93BS37 5DXMay 2026£323,0001,076£300
39BS37 5XBMay 2026£312,000732£426
15BS7 9LFMay 2026£391,7001,722£227
71BS16 2PRMay 2026£325,000926£351
18BS37 4JFMay 2026£551,0001,625£339
6BS5 0DLMay 2026£375,500861£436
GROUND FLOOR FLAT, 22BS7 8DDMay 2026£240,000527£455
91BS34 5PHMay 2026£360,0001,152£313
156BS5 7PRMay 2026£280,000926£302
134BS15 8NQMay 2026£256,000797£321
41BS34 5ESMay 2026£287,000926£310
33BS5 8JXMay 2026£180,000484£372
33, CITY VIEW APARTMENTSBS5 0AAMay 2026£182,500614£297
42BS5 6ALMay 2026£456,0001,173£389
172BS7 8NBMay 2026£989,5001,593£621
FLAT 4, 119BS8 3EUMay 2026£365,000624£585
FLAT C, 16BS8 2ABMay 2026£260,000398£653
GROUND FLOOR FLAT, 32BS8 4BGMay 2026£477,500807£591
20BS15 9UTMay 2026£365,0001,033£353
75BS16 5SJMay 2026£400,000893£448
11, THE FIRSBS16 6AZMay 2026£100,000420£238
FIRST FLOOR FLAT, 13BS16 3RPMay 2026£235,500678£347
11BS16 2DHMay 2026£450,0001,238£364
30BS16 9LYMay 2026£195,000570£342
FLAT 5, 44BS1 1HQMay 2026£195,000484£403
3BS5 9AEMay 2026£291,277732£398
GARDEN FLAT, 15BS8 2SHMay 2026£770,0001,518£507
175BBS15 1BGMay 2026£96,000527£182
9BS16 7BLMay 2026£315,000667£472
178BS37 6BUMay 2026£300,000592£507
18BS37 6DZMay 2026£350,000850£412
5BS5 7QNMay 2026£385,0001,109£347
52BS5 8HJMay 2026£470,0001,561£301
43BS7 0PQMay 2026£395,000883£448
11BS16 1BGMay 2026£274,000624£439
2BS37 4JFMay 2026£465,0001,216£382
1BS1 4RGMay 2026£695,0001,249£557
APARTMENT 26, THE CRESCENTBS1 5JPMay 2026£365,0001,184£308
STRUANBS7 8HSMay 2026£742,2601,238£600
2BS37 6DBMay 2026£235,000990£237
45BS5 6EPMay 2026£355,000958£371
9, MONTREUX HOUSEBS5 8LNMay 2026£167,000527£317
17BS7 9HUMay 2026£470,0001,496£314
21BS16 7NRMay 2026£335,000753£445
37BS16 6QWMay 2026£437,5001,119£391

Source: HM Land Registry sold prices and EPC Register floor area records. Prices are paid prices, not asking prices.

Bristol house prices: common questions

Are Bristol house prices going up or down?

Over the last 5 years, house prices in Bristol have changed by +14%. We are currently seeing 6384 transactions a year in the area, based on HM Land Registry UK House Price Index data.

What is the average price per square foot in Bristol?

The median price per square foot in Bristol is currently £371 (or £3989 per square metre), based on recent EPC and HM Land Registry sales data. While you might also see £/m² used, property professionals and surveyors in the UK typically use £/sq.ft for the purposes of valuation.

How many properties sell in Bristol each year?

According to the latest HM Land Registry data, there were 6384 property transactions in Bristol over the last 12 months.

About Bristol Property

The central Bristol zone is dominated by flats and apartments, which behave quite differently from the city's residential suburbs and can move against the wider trend.

It is a busy market by the standards of this region, but it is also one that has softened rather than climbed.

That divergence is exactly why the central average is a poor guide to a home in one of the suburbs, and why the right comparables matter.

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