Widcombe house prices, street by street
What homes in Widcombe and Lyncombe have actually sold for, from Widcombe Parade to Lyncombe Hill and Widcombe Hill: real sold prices from HM Land Registry.
How Widcombe prices have moved
Each dot is a sale, houses and flats. The orange line is the median of the six months before it. Widcombe is a small market, so the line moves a lot with the mix of homes that sold.
What each kind of home sells for
What each street sells for
Widcombe is a small market, so streets with two or more sales are shown.
Other Widcombe streets: Archway Street, Broadway, Caroline Buildings, Clarendon Villas, Daisy Bank, Excelsior Street, Lyncombe Vale, Prior Park Buildings, Prior Park Cottages, Southville Terrace, Spring Crescent, St Matthew's Place, Summerlays Court, Summerlays Place, Sunnybank.
See every sold price as a table
| Street | Sales | Median | Every price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macaulay Buildings | 2 | £1,720,000 | £1,590,000, £1,850,000 |
| Lyncombe Hill | 5 | £1,550,000 | £1,075,000, £1,500,000, £1,550,000, £1,640,000, £1,857,500 |
| Lyncombe Vale Road | 2 | £1,332,500 | £1,015,000, £1,650,000 |
| Prior Park Road | 5 | £1,140,000 | £406,000, £425,000, £1,140,000, £1,225,000, £3,300,000 |
| The Tyning | 2 | £1,009,500 | £835,000, £1,184,000 |
| Greenway Lane | 2 | £926,250 | £660,000, £1,192,500 |
| Tyning End | 2 | £860,500 | £700,000, £1,021,000 |
| Church Street | 2 | £840,000 | £840,000, £840,000 |
| Southcot Place | 2 | £672,500 | £425,000, £920,000 |
| St Mark's Road | 3 | £625,000 | £615,000, £625,000, £665,000 |
| Widcombe Crescent | 4 | £473,100 | £310,000, £322,500, £623,700, £725,000 |
| Alexandra Road | 5 | £465,000 | £162,000, £168,000, £465,000, £595,000, £819,200 |
| Widcombe Parade | 2 | £410,000 | £380,000, £440,000 |
| Widcombe Hill | 3 | £375,000 | £320,000, £375,000, £686,990 |
| Holloway | 4 | £365,000 | £327,000, £350,000, £380,000, £435,000 |
Small, tight and hard to buy into
Only 60 homes sold here in nearly two years. Widcombe owners tend to stay, which is why the market is so tight: on 20 October more than half of the homes listed in Widcombe were already under offer, and no seller had cut their price in a fortnight.
The spread is wide. Terraced houses sold for a median of £625,000, while the big houses on Lyncombe Hill and Macaulay Buildings, with their views across the city, sell for £1,500,000 and more.
The honest caveat: with so few sales, one or two big houses move the median a long way. For a real figure on your home, we look at the sales on your street and the ones like it nearby.
Streets covered: BA2 4 Widcombe and Lyncombe streets, plus Widcombe Hill, Widcombe Crescent, Church Street, Macaulay Buildings, The Tyning and Tyning End in BA2 6. Bear Flat and the Wellsway streets are not included.
Widcombe on the map
Widcombe sits just south of the river, across the footbridge from Bath Spa station, climbing up to Prior Park.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the average house price in Widcombe?
The median house price in Widcombe is £827,000, from 47 house sales recorded by HM Land Registry between October 2024 and July 2026. Flats sold for a median of £322,500.
Which are the most expensive streets in Widcombe?
Macaulay Buildings, Lyncombe Hill and Lyncombe Vale Road, all with views across the city, recorded the highest prices: medians of £1,332,500 to £1,720,000. The single highest sale was The Old Vicarage on Prior Park Road at £3,300,000.
Is Widcombe a good place to buy?
It is one of the most sought-after parts of Bath: a short walk to Bath Spa station and the city centre, the shops and pubs on Widcombe Parade, the canal, and Prior Park on the doorstep. The catch is supply: very few homes come up, so be ready to move quickly.
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Crown copyright and database right 2026, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Standard residential sales only (category A). Land Registry records a sale when it is registered, usually two to three months after completion, so the most recent sales take a while to appear.
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