Houses for sale in Brislington, City of Bristol

There are 112 results for Brislington, City of Bristol. Property prices in Brislington range from £170k to £535k with an average price of £345k.


Properties for sale in Brislington, City of Bristol

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Property market in Brislington

Average asking price £343k typical £340k
Most prices £170k – £535k leaving out the extremes
Homes for sale 114 22 more under offer
New to the market 67 in the last 30 days
Typical time to sell 10 weeks last 12 months
Asking prices, year on year +2.9% homes newly listed
Typical sold price £359k 292 sales in 12 months
Gross rental yield 6.4–7.7% houses 6.4%, flats 7.7%

What's for sale

114 homes · share, count and typical price
Terraced houses 46.5% 53 · £350k
Flats and apartments 22.8% 26 · £225k
Semi-detached houses 16.7% 19 · £400k
Detached houses 5.3% 6 · £385k
Other homes 4.4% 5 · £250k
Bungalows 3.5% 4 · £408k
Land and plots 0.9% 1 · £275k

How many bedrooms

share, count and typical price
1 bedroom 9.0% 10 · £175k
2 bedrooms 30.6% 34 · £280k
3 bedrooms 46.8% 52 · £360k
4 bedrooms 10.8% 12 · £463k
5+ bedrooms 2.7% 3 · £400k

Price bands

114 homes
Under £260k 19.3% 22
£260k – £320k 23.7% 27
£320k – £360k 14.9% 17
£360k – £420k 19.3% 22
£420k and over 22.8% 26

Houses and flats compared

HousesFlats
Share of homes for sale72%23%
Typical asking price£365k£225k
Average bedrooms3.01.7
Typical time to sell9 weeks3 months
Typical sold price£376k£200k
Gross rental yield6.4%7.7%

Asking prices over time

typical asking price of the homes first listed each quarter · no change since 2024 Q4 Median asking price per quarter in Brislington 2024 Q4: £350k (223 new listings) £350k 2024 Q4 2025 Q1: £350k (283 new listings) £350k 2025 Q1 2025 Q2: £350k (300 new listings) £350k 2025 Q2 2025 Q3: £338k (236 new listings) £338k 2025 Q3 2025 Q4: £350k (195 new listings) £350k 2025 Q4 2026 Q1: £360k (253 new listings) £360k 2026 Q1 2026 Q2: £360k (261 new listings) £360k 2026 Q2 2026 Q3: £350k (249 new listings) £350k 2026 Q3

Prices in and around Brislington

typical asking price, cheapest first
  1. Redfield £297k
  2. Barton Hill £310k
  3. Arno's Vale £325k
  4. Brislington £340k
  5. Knowle £375k

Schools in Brislington

6 primary · 1 secondary · 86% rated good or outstanding
  • Oasis Academy Brislington secondary · Good
  • Holymead Primary School primary · Good
  • St Anne's Infant School primary · Good
  • Broomhill Infant School primary · Good
  • Broomhill Junior School primary · Good
  • The Kingfisher School primary · Good

Based on 114 homes for sale on Houses now, 924 listings that left the market in the last 12 months, the asking prices of the homes listed over the last two years. Sold prices: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Aug 2025 to Jul 2026 (Crown copyright). Schools: Ofsted. Updated October 2026.

Frequently asked questions about buying in Brislington

What is the average house price in Brislington?

The average home for sale in Brislington is priced at £343,000. A typical home, the one in the middle of the range, is £340,000. This is based on the 114 homes for sale on Houses right now.

How much does a 2 or 3 bedroom home cost in Brislington?

A typical 2-bedroom home in Brislington costs £280,000 and a 3-bedroom home £360,000. So the extra bedroom adds about £80,000. 1-bedroom homes start at around £175,000, and 4-bedroom homes are about £463,000.

What price range should I expect in Brislington?

Most homes in Brislington are priced between £170,000 and £535,000, leaving out the very cheapest and most expensive. One in five costs less than £260,000, and one in five £420,000 or more.

How many homes are for sale in Brislington?

There are 114 homes for sale in Brislington on Houses right now, plus 22 already under offer. 67 new listings came onto the market in the last 30 days.

Are house prices going up in Brislington?

Slightly up. Homes put up for sale in Brislington over the last 12 months were advertised at a typical £360,000, 2.9% higher than the year before (£350,000). By size, 1-bedroom homes are up 5%, 2-bedroom homes are up 2% and 3-bedroom homes are up 3%.

How long does it take to sell a home in Brislington?

Homes usually sell or come off the market within about 10 weeks. About 27% go within the first month, and a quarter take longer than about 4 months. Houses go faster, in about 9 weeks against about 3 months for flats.

What do homes actually sell for in Brislington?

In the year to July 2026, 292 homes sold in Brislington at a typical price of £359,000, according to HM Land Registry. Houses sold for about £376,000 and flats for about £200,000.

What rental yield can I get in Brislington?

About 7.7% gross for flats and 6.4% for houses. That compares typical rents with what flats and houses actually sold for in Brislington over the last year. Running costs, voids and mortgage interest are not taken off.

What type of homes are for sale in Brislington?

Terraced houses are the most common, about half of homes for sale in Brislington. Flats and apartments come next, followed by semi-detached houses. Flats and apartments are the cheapest, at about £225,000, and semi-detached houses the most expensive, at about £400,000.

Where are the cheapest places to buy near Brislington?

Of the areas around Brislington, Redfield is the cheapest, with a typical asking price of £297,000, followed by Barton Hill (£310,000) and Arno's Vale (£325,000). Brislington itself is £340,000.

Are homes in Brislington freehold or leasehold?

About three quarters of homes for sale in Brislington are freehold and the rest leasehold, which is mostly flats. There is 1 new-build home on the market too.

What are the schools like in Brislington?

There are 6 primary and 1 secondary schools in Brislington. 86% of those inspected by Ofsted were rated good or outstanding.

Which train stations are in or near Brislington?

Brislington has no station of its own. The nearest are Bristol Temple Meads, Lawrence Hill and Keynsham.