The area is known for its stunning Georgian houses and excellent schools
Stoke Bishop is nestled just on the edge of Clifton Down(Image: Francis Hawkins/SWNS)
Stoke Bishop is touted as one of the UK’s most upmarket suburbs, with house prices clearly indicating its high-end status.
Boasting an average property value of £832,090 and sales of homes frequently exceeding £2 million, this area stands as a prime location for top-tier properties.
Nevertheless, those aspiring to reside in this elite enclave – deemed one of Britain’s most upscale by The Telegraph – yet reluctant to pay steep prices, might find themselves fortunate as some dwellings are on the market starting at a modest £160k. Presently, Rightmove lists a generous single-bedroom flat for sale, conveniently positioned close to the retail outlets and amenities of Stoke Bishop.
The ground-floor residence on Tunstall Close is 0.7 miles away from Sea Mills Station, where a short train journey can whisk residents into Bristol’s centre in barely over 20 minutes.
Among the properties currently available in Stoke Bishop is also an enchanting grade II listed duplex flat. Nestled in the peaceful environs of highly desirable Sneyd Park in Stoke Bishop, this one-bedroom apartment carries a price tag of £220k.
Sneyd Park boasts wide tree lined avenues (Image: Graeme Churchard)
Spanning two storeys, Sneyd Park is renowned for its broad, tree-lined avenues and sparse traffic. It offers easy access to Clifton and the heart of Bristol by car, reports the Express.
Orton Financial’s head of mortgages Luther Yeates elucidated that there remain several postcodes which “offer a way into this sought-after area without needing a multi-million-pound budget”.
She remarked: “Although Stoke Bishop has a reputation for high-end properties, there are still pockets where buyers can get in at a slightly lower price point. Some postcodes offer a way into this sought-after area without needing a multi-million-pound budget.
“Buying property in the area is not just about prestige or exclusivity. Many families are drawn to Stoke Bishop’s excellent schools, like Clifton College and Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital, as well as access to open green spaces like The Downs and Blaise Castle Estate. Even though it’s a pretty quiet area, there’s a strong sense of community, and it’s well-connected to the city centre, making it an ideal location for people looking for that suburban feel without compromising on accessibility.”
Buyers can buy a property for as low as £160k in Stoke Bishop(Image: Getty)
Characterised by its magnificent Georgian dwellings and top-notch education institutions, research from Orton Financial using figures from the Land Registry spanning January 2020 to December 2024 also pinpointed the streets where accommodations are available for substantially less than the average cost for the area.
The most economical postcode in Stoke Bishop, according to the data, is BS9 1LZ, which witnesses properties changing hands at an average of £440,000 over three transactions.
In the vicinity, BS9 1JT had properties shift at an average sum of £506,667 across three sales, while other postcodes in Downleaze such as BS9 1LU and BS9 1NA experienced average figures of £523,300 and £554,669 each over eight deals.