A modern flat with a beautiful balcony and a semi-detached house with a long back garden are among the Bristol properties currently for sale at less than the national average house price. According to Zoopla’s house price index, there has been a slow in the rate at which UK house prices are falling.
In the latest analysis shared in February, experts at the property marketplace said: “House prices have fallen -0.5% in the last year, whereas this figure was -1.4% back in October 2023. This puts the current average house price -1.5% below the peak of £268,000 in October 2022.”
The UK average house price across all property types in January 2024, the latest figure on record, was at £263,600. That compares with an average Bristol property price of £381,136, based on homes sold in the past 12 months. However, there are some properties on the market for around the current national average, or in some cases even less than.
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Below we have rounded up some of the more interesting properties currently for sale in different parts of Bristol, showing how far the average budget will stretch:
St Johns Lane, Bedminster – £235,000
With an asking price under the national average, this two-bed apartment is located in ‘the heart of Bedminster’ and includes allocated parking which can be hard to come by in Bristol. The large living room is connected to the kitchen and has a balcony outside the double sliding doors, while the smaller of the two bedrooms also has a small balcony to enjoy.
View the full listing here.
Braggs Lane, Old Market – £210,000
This one-bedroom maisonette in Old Market is located in a brilliant central location and has an asking price that’s some £50,000 less than the UK average. While it may only be a maisonette, this property is modern and has great space to offer. Property agents Broadwalk said: “Our tenants have always loved living in this flat: it has the perfect combination of a central Bristol location, whilst being away from any of the main roads to give you the peace and quiet to relax in the open plan space. The double height ceilings and big windows make it feel so airy and spacious yet welcoming and homely.”
View full listing here.
Gloucester Street, Clifton – £257,500
A first floor one-bed flat in Clifton Village, this property is described as being “a superbly presented first home or investment in the heart of Clifton Village.” The open plan living space offers great space while the floor to ceiling window in the bedroom lets in ample light, making the room feel larger than it is.
View full listing here.
Court Road, Kingswood – £220,000
Technically we’ve ventured across the border into South Gloucestershire here, but you do tend to get more for your money in Kingswood, as this three-bedroom terraced home shows. It is well below budget but does require some work before all rooms are habitable. Property agents Connells said: “In need of some structural works, this 3 bedroom mid terraced family home offers oodles of potential to the right buyer. The sought after location makes this an excellent opportunity for the right buyer and the well planned internal layout can lend itself to a variety of uses.”
View full listing here.
High Street, Kingswood – £190,000
Another spacious two-bed apartment under the national average is this beautifully modern and airy flat in Kingswood. The living space isn’t quite open plan but the living room does lead into the kitchen through an arched doorway. Both of the bedrooms are full of light and the bathroom has a clean but compact look. There’s even parking available and a park nearby.
View full listing here.
Druid Woods, Stoke Bishop – £235,000
Situated in a sought-after modern development, this two-bed flat has much to offer. Both the bedrooms are doubles and have built-in storage. The kitchen and living space both have great space and are separate but you can see into the living room via a cut-out in the wall. And if you’re a sporty person who loves a swim or going to the gym, then the on site sports complex will definitely tick some boxes.
View full listing here.
Highridge Park, Highridge – £260,000
If you’re looking for a new home but don’t want to live in a flat then this two-bedroom terraced property in Highridge could be the ideal choice to stay on budget. Offering two double bedrooms, a beautiful living room and modern looking kitchen as well as a private back garden on two levels, this property could be perfect for first time buyers or those looking to invest further.
View full listing here.
Courtfield Grove, Fishponds – £220,000
Another property under the national average is this two-bedroom ground floor flat in the Fishponds area, which even has its own garage. Inside there are two double bedrooms offering ample space and the bathroom has a modern look with black fittings and white tiles. The kitchen is on the smaller side but the space is made up in the living room.
View full listing here.
Hazel Road, Hengrove – £240,000
If you love modern flat living then this property could be perfect for you. This two-bedroom flat located on IKEA’s new Boklok on the Brook development features a large open living space and windows that let in ample light to every room. And if you love relaxing outside on a summer evening, the balcony off the living area is ideal for catching the last few rays in the day.
View full listing here.
Branche Grove, Hartcliffe – £185,000
Last but not least, this property in Hartcliffe is one of the cheaper properties on the market and it’s a three bedroom house. While there is some modernisation and decorating that would need doing, this property has plenty of space to offer with three decent sized bedrooms, two large reception rooms and a long private garden out the back.
View full listing here.
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