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1. London 

One of the most popular locations for many movers across the UK, London currently has an average property price of £471,557. Despite the high prices, it’s a very popular area with higher salaries, an array of job opportunities and an incredibly diverse lifestyle. 

2. Bristol 

With a range of great transport links, Bristol is another area to consider moving to, with an average property price of £274,713. There is an array of museums, galleries, festivals and markets for artisans and foodies alike, as well as a number of high-profile TV studios making it the perfect area for those working in the media industry. 

3. Radstock 

Only 9 miles from Bath itself, Radstock currently has an average property price of £290,564. With a number of well-respected schools and colleges, it’s the perfect area for growing families or those looking for a close-knit community to call home. 

4. Liverpool 

Liverpool currently has an average property price of £132,298, making it a much more affordable area to live compared to Bath. The city has amazing transport links for those looking to commute, as well as a vibrant and diverse culture for both art and music lovers - and, obviously, we can’t forget the city’s main claim to fame: Liverpool F.C.  

5. Corsham 

A quaint market town, Corsham is next on the list with an average property price of £246,981. With regal peacocks wandering the streets and a variety of beautiful architecture, it’s perfect for those who want a change in scenery and prefer the quiet lifestyle that country life has to offer. 

To help you during your house-hunting search, we’ve created a list of some of the cheapest areas to live in Bath. Don’t forget to use Compare My Move’s quick and easy form to compare removal quotes and stretch your budget even further! 

Here are the top 5 areas that offer affordable housing.

1. Twerton 

With a vintage Georgian feel, the suburb of Twerton is a hidden gem in Bath, with an average property price of £266,296. Home to Bath City F.C. and a range of green spaces nature trails, it’s the perfect place for those looking to get involved in a variety of activities as well as those wanting to be a part of a close-knit community. 

2. Odd Down 

Odd Down is next on the list with an average property price of £313,293. There’s a lot to choose from in this area, from small terraced houses to larger, more spacious semi-detached properties. 

3. Combe Down 

Containing a range of Georgian, Victorian and 20th-century properties, Combe Down currently has an average property price of £466,662. The area is also well-known for its mix of 18th-19th century Bath stone-built villas, terraces and workers' cottages, making it a perfect place for those looking for a bit of a variety. 

4. Larkhall 

Previously described as a “trendy urban village” by The Sunday Times, Larkhall 1.2 miles from the city centre and has an average property price of £476,195. From Georgian townhouses to renovated terraced houses, there’s much to explore when house hunting here. 

5. Weston 

If you have a slightly bigger budget, don’t forget to add Weston to your list, as the current average property price is £484,888. It has the perks of being close to the city centre whilst also being one of the more calmer suburbs in the area. There’s plenty of secluded green spaces for the option of escaping civilisation whilst also having a friendly and sociable community to become a part of.

1. Radstock 

Just outside of the city, but still within the Bath and North East Somerset region, Radstock is first on our list with an average asking rent of £816 pcm. If you’re looking for a smaller property, perhaps to live alone, 1-bedroom flats have an average asking rent of £613 pcm. For those looking for something larger, 2-bedroom houses average at £750 pcm.

2. Peasedown St. John

Only 5 miles from the city centre, Peasedown St. John currently has an average asking rent of  £1,178 pcm. For a 1-bedroom flat, you’ll be looking at an average of £869 pcm, whilst for 2-bedroom houses, the average is currently around £771 pcm.

3. Twerton 

Twerton is a suburb of the city of Bath and currently has an average asking rent of £1,243 pcm. If you’re a family looking for a large, spacious property, 2-bedroom houses currently have an average asking rent of £997 pcm. For anyone looking for something smaller, 1-bedroom flats average at £659 pcm.

4. Lower Weston

Next on the list is Lower Weston, with an average asking rent of £866 pcm. 1-bedroom flats currently average at £784 pcm, whilst larger properties like 2-bedroom houses currently average at £1,274 pcm.

5. Batheaston

Those looking for a quiet, close-knit community feel whilst still being close to the city centre will definitely want to add the village of Batheaston to their list. The average asking rent is £1,212 pcm, with 1-bedroom flats averaging at £901 pcm. If you’re looking for something bigger, 2-bedroom houses have an average asking rent of £1,324 pcm.