When it comes to buying a home in Somerset, where you choose to live can dramatically impact the price you pay. The BA21 postcode area in Yeovil stands out as the most affordable, with homes selling for an average of £242,995 in the 12 months leading up to December.
Following closely behind is Bridgwater’s TA6 postcode, where the average home price is £257,989. Other affordable areas include Crewkerne (TA18) at £269,442, Yeovil’s BA20 at £274,682, and Dulverton (TA22) at £285,560.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Wedmore claims the title for the most expensive postcode in Somerset with an average sale price of £610,393 in the BS28 area. Churchill (BS25) follows at £484,289, with North Curry (TA3) and South Petherton (TA13) averaging £424,653 and £420,857 respectively. Axbridge (BS26) rounds out the higher-priced postcodes at £411,159.
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These figures highlight a significant price difference—nearly £400,000—between the most and least expensive areas in Somerset, offering buyers a clear picture of where their budget might stretch.