Cheapest and most expensive places in South West for semi-detached houses (August 2026)

Bristol was the most expensive of South West’s 26 councils in August 2026 (semi-detached house price £448,153).

Forest of Dean was the cheapest (£263,558). The middle council, Wiltshire, had £327,224.

1 council has no figure, and it is listed at the end with the reason.

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Semi-detached house price for every council in South West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Bristol£448,153
2Bath and North East Somerset£441,748
3Cotswold£406,755
4Cheltenham£400,869
5South Gloucestershire£369,411
6Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole£356,254
7Exeter£354,574
8South Hams£346,829
9North Somerset£342,114
10Stroud£339,978
11East Devon£339,346
12Dorset£333,127
13Wiltshire£327,224
14Tewkesbury£318,622
15Teignbridge£311,424
16Swindon£292,213
17Somerset£289,787
18West Devon£286,619
19North Devon£283,384
20Mid Devon£279,198
21Gloucester£277,446
22Torridge£276,215
23Cornwall£275,595
24Plymouth£274,820
25Torbay£271,123
26Forest of Dean£263,558
–Isles of Scilly

The UK House Price Index leaves out the Isles of Scilly because it has very few sales each month.

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