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HM Land Registry Data

GL5 House Prices.

Stroud (GL5)

The average GL5 house price is £364,000 (based on October 2026 HM Land Registry data).

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As of October 2026, the average sold price in Stroud (GL5) is £364,000, based on HM Land Registry data.

Prices in Stroud have changed by 16% over the last 5 years.

£350Median per sq.ft
465 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 October 2026.

£364,000

Average sold price in Stroud

HM Land Registry

+16%

5-year price change

From £315,000 five years ago

480

Sales last 12 months

-7% vs prior year

904

Typical home (sq.ft)

EPC Register

What homes sell for in Stroud

Most Stroud homes sell for between £245,000 and £450,000, with a median of £330,000.

Lower Quartile

£245,000

Median

£330,000

Upper Quartile

£450,000

Price per sq.ft in Stroud

Most homes sell for between £298 and £413 per sq.ft (median £350/sq.ft, or £3763/sqm).

Lower Quartile

£298

Median

£350

Upper Quartile

£413

Based on 465 sales matched to EPC floor area records. Source: HM Land Registry and EPC Register.

Stroud 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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Locality Data

House prices across Stroud's villages

Woodchester and Amberley

Lower

£290,000

Median

£445,000

Upper

£760,000

Low Sq.Ft

£313

Med Sq.Ft

£366

High Sq.Ft

£443

Includes

Woodchester, Amberley, Selsley, Inchbrook

68 sold in the last year

Brimscombe and Thrupp

Lower

£255,000

Median

£365,000

Upper

£510,000

Low Sq.Ft

£291

Med Sq.Ft

£350

High Sq.Ft

£415

Includes

Brimscombe, Thrupp

86 sold in the last year

Stroud

Lower

£215,000

Median

£290,000

Upper

£375,000

Low Sq.Ft

£276

Med Sq.Ft

£333

High Sq.Ft

£387

Includes

Stroud, Uplands

119 sold in the last year

Rodborough

Lower

£234,000

Median

£290,000

Upper

£385,000

Low Sq.Ft

£276

Med Sq.Ft

£338

High Sq.Ft

£397

Includes

Rodborough, Butterow, Kingscourt

70 sold in the last year

Cainscross and Ebley

Lower

£205,000

Median

£269,000

Upper

£335,000

Low Sq.Ft

£264

Med Sq.Ft

£306

High Sq.Ft

£356

Includes

Cainscross, Ebley, Cashes Green

137 sold in the last year

Average property prices by type

Average sold prices, with annual sales volume (12 months to July 2026).

Detached

£608,000

127 sold in the last year

Semi-detached

£331,000

153 sold in the last year

Terraced

£307,000

107 sold in the last year

Flat / Maisonette

£174,000

69 sold in the last year

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Recent property sales in Stroud.

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

Address
Date
Price
Size (sq.ft)
£/sq.ft
78, GREENAWAYSGL5 4UQAug 2026£160,000527£303
4, SOUTHFIELD COTTAGES, BATH ROADGL5 5NTAug 2026£575,7501,884£306
BRAMBLES, HIGH STREETGL5 5ELAug 2026£360,000904£398
HILL HOUSEGL5 5LLAug 2026£765,0001,668£459
12, BELMONT ROADGL5 1HHAug 2026£335,000786£426
20, BOWNHAM MEADGL5 5DZAug 2026£895,0001,873£478
22, HOME ORCHARDGL5 4TTAug 2026£605,0002,077£291
17, STRINGERS CLOSEGL5 3RBAug 2026£315,000592£532
PORCH COTTAGE, PAGANHILL LANEGL5 4JTAug 2026£260,000850£306
61, CHANDOS ROADGL5 3QTAug 2026£450,0001,324£340
20, FROME GARDENSGL5 4LEAug 2026£378,000915£413
16, BEN GRAZEBROOKS WELLGL5 1DLAug 2026£410,0001,367£300
SUNBURY HOLT, THEESCOMBEGL5 5AUAug 2026£1,350,0002,476£545
10, PARLIAMENT CLOSEGL5 1DQJul 2026£255,000840£304
35, BOWBRIDGE LANEGL5 2JNJul 2026£394,000872£452
12, ARUNDEL DRIVEGL5 3SHJul 2026£330,0001,066£310
147, BATH ROADGL5 3LLJul 2026£205,000506£405
DOVE COTTAGEGL5 5LJJul 2026£445,0001,367£326
28, VICTORIA ROADGL5 2QYJul 2026£285,000818£348
2, ROSELEIGHGL5 2PDJul 2026£250,000883£283
ENDERLEY HOUSE, LOWER LITTLEWORTHGL5 5AWJul 2026£1,700,0005,813£292
7, BEN GRAZEBROOKS WELLGL5 1DLJul 2026£365,0001,378£265
45, FISHERS WAYGL5 3PPJul 2026£300,000861£348
18, THE CHASEGL5 4SBJul 2026£235,000904£260
FLAT 8, THE CASTLE, CASTLE STREETGL5 2HRJul 2026£160,000463£346
16, BOWBRIDGE WHARFGL5 2LDJul 2026£415,0001,281£324
12, FOLLY RISEGL5 1UXJul 2026£225,000581£387
3, CLAIRES CLOSEGL5 2RQJul 2026£530,0001,281£414
12, BISLEY ROADGL5 1HEJul 2026£665,0001,636£406
39, STANLEY VIEWGL5 3NJJul 2026£245,000549£446
19, MILLBROOK WALKGL5 5HEJul 2026£450,0001,399£322
WELL COTTAGE, BATH ROADGL5 5NPJul 2026£596,5002,045£292
1, ELM TERRACE, FOXMOOR LANEGL5 4QHJul 2026£398,0001,098£363
23, BOWBRIDGE LOCKGL5 2JZJul 2026£325,000947£343
31, THE HILLGL5 4EPJul 2026£310,000829£374
17, ACRE STREETGL5 1DRJul 2026£135,000646£209
8, THE KITESNEST, 106, BATH ROADGL5 3TAJul 2026£292,0001,119£261
2, HILLVIEW COTTAGE, RODBOROUGH LANEGL5 2LJJul 2026£363,000926£392
76, BISLEY ROADGL5 1HGJul 2026£287,000840£342
215, HORNS ROADGL5 1EGJul 2026£400,0001,066£375
19, STANLEY VIEWGL5 3NJJul 2026£163,000484£337
23, WICKRIDGE CLOSEGL5 1STJul 2026£338,500936£361
54, OLD HOSPITAL LAWNGL5 4GAJul 2026£365,0001,173£311
AMBROSE HOUSEGL5 5JGJul 2026£1,500,0003,068£489
19, BURFORD DRIVEGL5 4EYJul 2026£325,000829£392
ROSA-MIA, EAST DRIVEGL5 4QFJul 2026£360,000893£403
57, LOWER STREETGL5 2HSJul 2026£255,000635£402
7, SPRINGFIELD TERRACE, FOXMOOR LANEGL5 4QJJul 2026£280,000678£413
59, SPILLMANS ROADGL5 3LSJul 2026£255,250732£349
22, BELMONT ROADGL5 1HHJul 2026£486,0001,001£485

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

Stroud house prices: common questions

What is the most expensive area in Stroud?

Based on recent sold data, Woodchester and Amberley is the most expensive area in Stroud with a median house price of £445,000.

What is the cheapest area to buy in Stroud?

Currently, Cainscross and Ebley offers the most affordable property in Stroud, with a median sold price of £269,000.

Are Stroud house prices going up or down?

Over the last 5 years, house prices in Stroud have changed by +16%. We are currently seeing 480 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 Stroud?

The median price per square foot in Stroud is currently £350 (or £3763 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 Stroud each year?

In the last 12 months, 480 homes were sold in Stroud, according to official HM Land Registry figures.

About Stroud Property

Stroud trades as a distinctive, character-led market with a strong, steady flow of sales reflecting genuine and durable demand. The grammar-school catchments exert a real pull on family buyers, while the town's independent, creative identity draws a wider, self-selecting crowd.

Beneath the headline figure sit numerous micro-markets, from valley floors to elevated pockets, that behave quite differently. That variety is the defining feature: Stroud is many small markets wearing one name.

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