Estate Agents in St George
Selling and letting in St George and BS5
St George is east Bristol doing what east Bristol has been doing for a decade: quietly becoming somewhere people compete to live. Victorian terraces, a park with a lake in the middle of it, and Church Road filling up with the kind of independents that used to be confined to the other side of the city.
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The St George property market
What homes in St George have actually sold for over the last year, updated automatically from HM Land Registry data.
| Property type | Typical price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Flats | £199,995 | 80 |
| Terraced | £335,000 | 186 |
| Semi-detached | £337,750 | 60 |
| Detached | £380,000 | 20 |
| Bedrooms | Average rent |
|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | £1,225 pcm |
| 2 bedrooms | £1,544 pcm |
| 3 bedrooms | £1,759 pcm |
| 4 or more bedrooms | £2,546 pcm |
Sold prices are the median of standard residential sales registered with HM Land Registry, Jul 2025 to Jun 2026. Price change from the UK House Price Index (Bristol, July 2026). Rents from the ONS Price Index of Private Rents (Bristol, August 2026). Last updated 17 September 2026. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Living in St George
The housing is mostly Victorian terraces, with semis, the occasional detached house and pockets of newer infill. Gardens are generally better than in the inner areas, and you get more square footage for the money than almost anywhere else within three miles of the centre.
St George Park is the anchor, with its lake, tennis courts and wheels park, and Troopers Hill and Conham River Park give the area a green edge that surprises people who have not spent time here.
The housing
Victorian terraces: the bulk of the market, on the streets running off Church Road.
Semis and detached: less common but present, usually with bigger gardens.
Infill and conversions: newer flats and houses, particularly towards Lawrence Hill.
Schools, getting about and what is on the doorstep
Schools
Air Balloon Hill Primary: rated good by Ofsted at its November 2023 inspection.
The City Academy Bristol: on Russell Town Avenue, an 11 to 18 school rated good at its November 2024 inspection.
Also serving the area: Bristol Metropolitan Academy.
Transport
Buses: the 42 runs from the city centre through Lawrence Hill and St George out to Kingswood and Warmley.
Cycling: the Bristol and Bath Railway Path starts at Lawrence Hill, just north west of the area, and runs 15 miles to Bath.
Driving: straightforward access east towards the ring road and the M4.
Distance: around three miles from the city centre.
Amenities
Church Road: the independent high street, with places like Poco, The Bristol Loaf and Small City Bookshop.
St George Park: lake, tennis courts, bowling greens, a wheels park and a cafe kiosk.
Green space: Troopers Hill and Conham River Park on the edge of the area.
Selling or letting in St George
St George is a first time buyer and young family market, and it moves on value. Buyers here are comparing what your house offers against something smaller and dearer closer in, so the things that win are condition, garden and a sensible asking price.
It also lets well, to professionals and young families rather than students, and the yields tend to look better than the equivalent property in the central areas. Our Longwell Green office covers the eastern side of the city, so we have people close by on both sides of St George.
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Common questions about St George
Some of the most common questions we get. If you still have questions, feel free to contact us below.
Why are buyers moving to St George?
Value, mostly. You get more house and more garden than the equivalent money buys in BS3 or BS6, with Church Road and the park on the doorstep and the centre about three miles away.
Is St George good for landlords?
Yes, mainly for professionals and young families rather than students. Demand is steady and the yields compare well with the central areas.
How far is it from the centre?
Around three miles, with the 42 bus running in via Lawrence Hill and the Bristol and Bath Railway Path close by for cycling.
Areas nearby
We cover the whole of Bristol and the surrounding areas from our two offices. These are the neighbourhoods closest to St George.
Thinking of selling or letting in St George?
Our Redland office covers St George. Book a free valuation, give us a ring on 0117 907 3577, or pop into the office for a chat. No obligation either way.