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North Somerset — area value breakdown

South West. Rank 191 of 287 for overall value.

Is North Somerset a good-value place to live?

As of April 2026, North Somerset scores 71.5/100 on the Gera Area Value Score, ranking 191 of 287 English local authorities. Average home £313,919, median rent £1,197/mo, crime 95.8/1,000 (Avon and Somerset), 93% schools Good+ and 82.6% gigabit broadband. Gera re-dates quarterly.

Source:HM Land Registry — UK House Price Index (UKHPI)·as of April 2026updated quarterly (last: )
Gera Area Value Score71.5 / 100Rank 191 of 287 English local authoritiesHow this index is calculated
North Somerset — the five joined datasets (as of April 2026)
FactorReal figurevs national medianSub-score /100
Affordability (house price)£313,919 avg homeworse than the national median84
Rent value£1,197/moworse than the national median79
Safety (low crime)95.8/1,000 (Avon and Somerset)worse than the national median35
Schools (Ofsted Good+)93% Good+ (North Somerset)better than the national median83
Connectivity (gigabit)82.6% gigabitworse than the national median75
Council tax (context, unweighted)£2,491/yr Band D

Crime is the recorded-crime rate of the Avon and Somerset force that polices North Somerset. Ofsted figures are for the North Somerset education authority. Recorded-crime rates are neutral official statistics and must not be used to characterise an area or its residents.

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Under your priorities, North Somerset ranks #191 of 287 areas, with a Gera Area Value Score of 71.5 / 100.

North Somerset: average home £313,919, median rent £1,197/mo, crime 95.8/1,000 (Avon and Somerset), 93% schools Good+ (North Somerset), 82.6% gigabit.

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Your top 10 best-value areas

  1. #1Warrington£253,219 · £885/mo89.5
  2. #2Ipswich£215,893 · £989/mo87.9
  3. #3Redditch£247,308 · £904/mo86.7
  4. #4York£308,788 · £1,182/mo86.4
  5. #5Stoke-on-Trent£152,101 · £709/mo86.1
  6. #6Worcester£251,825 · £965/mo85.9
  7. #7Wyre Forest£229,867 · £821/mo85.4
  8. #8Blackburn with Darwen£165,813 · £711/mo84.4
  9. #9Torbay£224,372 · £908/mo84.4
  10. #10Milton Keynes£318,038 · £1,336/mo84.3

Scores re-computed in your browser from the real source figures. The Gera Area Value Score normalises each factor 0–100 across all 287 areas, then takes the weighted mean of your chosen weights. See the methodology.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Gera Area Value Score for North Somerset?
North Somerset scores 71.5 out of 100, ranking 191 of 287 ranked English local authorities. The score is a weighted mean of five normalised sub-scores: affordability 84, rent value 79, safety 35, schools 83, connectivity 75.
How affordable is North Somerset?
The average home in North Somerset is £313,919 (worse than the national median of £305,174) and the median private rent is £1,197/month. Band D council tax is £2,491/year.
How are North Somerset's schools and crime measured?
Schools: 93% of state schools are rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted (for the North Somerset education authority). Crime: the Avon and Somerset force that polices North Somerset records 95.8 offences per 1,000 residents (worse than the national median).

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Data sources

Contains public sector information published by HM Land Registry and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: HM Land Registry — UK House Price Index (UKHPI) (April 2026).

Contains public sector information published by Office for National Statistics and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Office for National Statistics — Price Index of Private Rents, UK: monthly price statistics (May 2026, published 17 June 2026).

Contains public sector information published by Home Office / Office for National Statistics and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Home Office — Police recorded crime (PFA) + ONS mid-2024 PFA population estimates (Year ending December 2025 (population: ONS mid-2024)).

Contains public sector information published by Ofsted and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Ofsted — State-funded school inspections and outcomes (management information) (31 May 2026, published 2026-06-18).

Contains public sector information published by Ofcom and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Ofcom — Connected Nations (fixed broadband coverage by local authority) (July 2024).

Contains public sector information published by Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (MHCLG) (2026-27).