Area index > BS1 (Bristol) Least expensive

Least expensive streets

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1Lime Kiln Road£56,8952246100 2Mede Close£80,095587100 3Ship Lane£87,344559100 4Redcliff Hill£91,69468393 5St Nicholas Street£103,20487554 6Corn Street£131,580292141 7St Stephens Street£132,842164486 8Somerset Street£135,726197346100 9Redcliff Mead Lane£141,007175168100 10Denmark Avenue£141,369136100 11Lower College Street£144,14278100 12Bond Street£154,07981765 13Charles Street£154,5741960100 14Prewett Street£154,6394717299 15Ferry Street£159,494134161100 16Cathedral Walk£163,9688381100 17Baldwin Street£164,8136514092 18Colston Street£166,345397178 19Stokes Croft£167,8543710070 20Broad Weir£168,45391198100 21Gefle Close£169,5632846100 22Thomas Street£170,485101192 23Three Queens Lane£170,7715771100 24St David Mews£170,9349050100 25Berkeley Avenue£171,53339100 26Partition Street£173,7392919100 27Marsh Street£175,6514410397 28Broad Quay£178,5397218097 29Gas Ferry Road£179,8099688100 30Hobbs Lane£189,3167638100

This list may include properties in streets which have not sold in normal free market conditions, such as ‘right to buy’ and compulsory purchase schemes or areas already subject to demolition and regeneration.
The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
Published average prices are often calculated based on average actual selling prices. Price increase over time can distort these rankings.
The average house price figures above have been calculated as average current values instead of as average historic values. This is achieved using a combination of AVM (Automated Valuation Model) technology and Land Registry data.
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