Cheapest and most expensive places in South West to buy a house (August 2026)

Cotswold was the most expensive of South West’s 26 councils in August 2026 (average house price £426,296).

Torbay was the cheapest (£221,469). The middle council, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, had £310,176.

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

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Average house price for every council in South West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Cotswold£426,296
2Bath and North East Somerset£406,084
3South Hams£360,616
4Bristol£353,596
5Stroud£353,416
6East Devon£345,256
7South Gloucestershire£335,572
8Dorset£328,589
9Cheltenham£328,178
10Wiltshire£328,102
11Tewkesbury£323,497
12North Somerset£314,307
13Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole£310,176
14Teignbridge£298,159
15Forest of Dean£296,807
16Exeter£289,403
17West Devon£286,921
18Mid Devon£285,982
19Somerset£282,498
20North Devon£280,441
21Cornwall£274,570
22Torridge£267,174
23Swindon£263,685
24Gloucester£237,705
25Plymouth£223,229
26Torbay£221,469
–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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