If you’re looking to buy a home in Somerset, Yeovil stands out as the most affordable location. In the BA21 postcode area, properties sold for an average of £232,987 in the 12 months ending in April, making it the cheapest spot in the county with at least 20 sales over the past year. Bridgwater follows as the next most affordable option, with average house prices in the TA6 postcode area reaching £243,700.
Other relatively affordable areas include Crewkerne (TA18) with an average house price of £254,915, Merriott (TA16) at £260,931, and another part of Yeovil (BA20), where homes sold for an average of £262,116.
At the other end of the spectrum, Wedmore holds the title for the highest average house price in Somerset, with properties in the BS28 postcode area selling at an average of £609,180 over the last year. Close behind is Churchill in the BS25 postcode area, where the average home price was £512,867.
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Other high-value areas include North Curry (TA3) with an average price of £430,434, Bruton (BA10) at £426,154, and South Petherton (TA13) where homes sold for an average of £418,247.
These figures reflect the dynamic property market in Somerset, highlighting both rising prices in sought-after areas and more affordable opportunities for buyers.