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1, The Cottage, High Street, BS39 7QF

Terraced, freehold · in BS39 7QF · on High Street

£247,750 – £294,500
Likely value today: middle half of 60 terraced sales within 500 m in the last 5 years, adjusted to today's prices
£178,000
Last sold, May 2014
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Recorded sales since 1995

Not a valuation: it doesn't know this home's size, condition or garden. Middle estimate £267,000. Its last sale, moved in line with terraced prices in Bath and North East Somerset since May 2014 (UK House Price Index), would be about £295,000.

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Sale history

DateTypePrice paidChange since previous sale
09 May 2014 Terraced, freehold £178,000 +£9,500 (+6%)
21 Oct 2011 Detached, freehold £168,500 +£114,000 (+209%)
17 Jun 1996 Detached, freehold, new build £54,500 –

Standard sales at full market value registered with HM Land Registry. Other transfers, such as repossessions or gifts, are not shown.

Where it is

The marker is the centre of BS39 7QF, not the exact building: we could not match this sale to a single home.

Flood risk

  • Flood zone 1. What's this? The postcode is outside the mapped river and sea flood zones 2 and 3. This does not cover surface water or groundwater flooding. Source: Environment Agency Flood Map for Planning, via planning.data.gov.uk, record dated 2023-08-24. Zone at the postcode centre point, not the individual property.

Listed buildings and conservation areas

  • In the Paulton conservation area. What's this? Extra planning controls can apply to alterations, demolition and trees. Source: local authority data via planning.data.gov.uk, record dated 2026-07-19. Postcode centre point.
  • 11 listed buildings within 100 m. What are grades? Nearest: Rosechurch Cottage (grade II), 70 m, Fern Cottage (grade II), 70 m, Lamb Inn (grade II), 80 m. Source: Historic England National Heritage List for England, via planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved 2026-10-03.

Agricultural land

  • Agricultural land grade 3. Good to moderate quality farmland (not split into 3a and 3b in this survey). Source: Natural England Agricultural Land Classification (provisional survey), OGL v3.0. Grade at the postcode centre point. Built-up areas are usually not graded.

Indicative only; check with the council or a surveyor.

What do these terms mean? Flood zones 1, 2 and 3 · Listed building grades (I, II*, II) · Conservation areas · Article 4 directions · Tree preservation orders · Agricultural land grades