shows the average property price in a given postcode sector between May 2018 - April 2019. The most affordable place was 'BH1 4' with the average price of £190k. The most expensive place was 'BH13 7', £1.2M.
Postcode sector
Average price
% of Dorset avg. price (£325k)
BH1 1
£203k
62%
BH1 2
£200k
62%
BH1 3
£248k
76%
BH1 4
£190k
58%
BH10 4
£263k
81%
BH10 5
£271k
83%
BH10 6
£322k
99%
BH10 7
£298k
92%
BH11 8
£253k
78%
BH11 9
£285k
88%
BH12 1
£283k
87%
BH12 2
£253k
78%
BH12 3
£256k
79%
BH12 4
£248k
76%
BH12 5
£302k
93%
BH13 6
£463k
142%
BH13 7
£1.2M
380%
BH14 0
£334k
103%
BH14 8
£604k
186%
BH14 9
£356k
109%
BH15 1
£250k
77%
BH15 2
£273k
84%
BH15 3
£295k
91%
BH15 4
£289k
89%
BH16 5
£266k
82%
BH16 6
£394k
121%
BH17 0
£380k
117%
BH17 7
£262k
80%
BH17 8
£244k
75%
BH17 9
£303k
93%
BH18 8
£411k
126%
BH18 9
£453k
139%
BH19 1
£329k
101%
BH19 2
£309k
95%
BH19 3
£625k
192%
BH2 5
£209k
64%
BH2 6
£215k
66%
BH20 4
£301k
93%
BH20 5
£467k
144%
BH20 6
£304k
93%
BH20 7
£339k
104%
BH21 1
£332k
102%
BH21 2
£374k
115%
BH21 3
£398k
122%
BH21 4
£420k
129%
BH21 5
£516k
158%
BH21 6
£391k
120%
BH21 7
£544k
167%
BH21 8
£564k
173%
BH22 0
£329k
101%
BH22 8
£414k
127%
BH22 9
£355k
109%
BH23 1
£370k
114%
BH23 2
£337k
104%
BH23 3
£346k
106%
BH23 4
£425k
131%
BH23 5
£386k
119%
BH23 6
£485k
149%
BH23 7
£354k
109%
BH24 2
£530k
163%
BH3 7
£426k
131%
BH31 6
£343k
105%
BH31 7
£394k
121%
BH4 8
£305k
94%
BH4 9
£266k
82%
BH5 1
£233k
72%
BH5 2
£319k
98%
BH6 3
£339k
104%
BH6 4
£479k
147%
BH6 5
£326k
100%
BH7 6
£288k
88%
BH7 7
£419k
129%
BH8 0
£286k
88%
BH8 8
£222k
68%
BH8 9
£334k
103%
BH9 1
£280k
86%
BH9 2
£298k
92%
BH9 3
£311k
96%
DT1 1
£231k
71%
DT1 2
£297k
91%
DT1 3
£369k
113%
DT10 1
£306k
94%
DT10 2
£294k
90%
DT11 0
£365k
112%
DT11 7
£245k
75%
DT11 8
£394k
121%
DT11 9
£347k
107%
DT2 0
£322k
99%
DT2 7
£395k
121%
DT2 8
£345k
106%
DT2 9
£332k
102%
DT3 4
£334k
103%
DT3 5
£277k
85%
DT3 6
£327k
101%
DT4 0
£214k
66%
DT4 7
£198k
61%
DT4 8
£259k
79%
DT4 9
£262k
80%
DT5 1
£204k
63%
DT5 2
£191k
59%
DT6 3
£307k
94%
DT6 4
£372k
114%
DT6 5
£315k
97%
DT6 6
£383k
118%
DT8 3
£340k
105%
DT9 3
£340k
104%
DT9 4
£315k
97%
DT9 5
£301k
93%
DT9 6
£376k
116%
SP5 5
£437k
134%
SP7 0
£434k
133%
SP7 8
£239k
73%
SP7 9
£401k
123%
SP8 4
£236k
72%
SP8 5
£383k
118%
Dorset house prices compared to other counties
Comparison of the average property price and an average price percentage change by county. Price % change compares the average property price between May 2018 - April 2019 to the average price in the previous 12 months. The size of the circle shows the number of property transactions. The bigger the circle the higher the sales volumes in county.
Average price percentage changeAverage property price
Dorset house price rank
With the average price of £325k, Dorset is the 12. most pricey county out of 55 England and Wales' counties.
Dorset property sales share by price range
shows a number of properties sold in a given price range between May 2018 - April 2019.
Property price range
Market share
Sales volumes
£50k-£100k
2.0%
268
£100k-£150k
7.1%
970
£150k-£200k
13.9%
1.9k
£200k-£250k
16.6%
2.3k
£250k-£300k
17.7%
2.4k
£300k-£400k
21.2%
2.9k
£400k-£500k
10.4%
1.4k
£500k-£750k
8.1%
1.1k
£750k-£1M
1.9%
262
over £1M
1.1%
149
Dorset cost comparison of new homes and older homes
May 2018 - April 2019
£323k
A newly built property
£325k
An established property
Dorset cost comparison of houses and flats
May 2018 - April 2019
£461k
Detached
£215k
Flat
£293k
Semi-Detached
£257k
Terraced
Dorset real house prices
Yearly average nominal house prices adjusted for inflation.
Dorset house prices compared to England & Wales' house prices
Yearly average nominal prices
Dorset house prices and nearby counties
Yearly average nominal prices
Dorset house prices new vs established
Yearly average nominal prices. Graphs shows a difference between house prices of newly built properties and house prices of established residential properties.
