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Hurle Crescent, Bristol

Hurle Crescent has 53 homes. Homes here have an average EPC score of 56 (the most common rating band is C). In the wider Bristol area, homes sold for a median of £186,596 across 277,501 recent sales. Prices across Bristol are down 2.5% year-on-year.

53Homes

£186,596Median price

56Avg EPC score

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Last updated 8 October 2026

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Demographics

Who lives here

Area classification: Baseline UK

Population
436,250
Households
176,386
Median age
34.6

Age bands

65+ 13%0-15 16%16-24 17%25-44 33%45-64 21%

Ethnicity

Asian 6%Black 6%Mixed 4%Other 2%White 82%

Who lives on Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

Housing

Housing stock

Property type

Flat 50%Detached 50%

Build age

Pre 1900 100%

Energy efficiency · avg score 56

50%

Tenure

Owned 39%Social 1%Private Rent 60%

What are the homes like on Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

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Market

Median price
£186,596▼
Avg price
£240,676
Sales
277,501
Rent YoY
5.6%▲

Price trend

What do homes sell for on Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

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Deprivation

Deprivation & opportunity

Where it ranks nationally (IMD decile 1)

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Domains

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Is Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol a good place to live?

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Safety

Crimes (12mo)
63,657▲

By crime type

Other Theft 11%Shoplifting 10%Public Order 14%Anti-Social Behaviour 18%Criminal Damage And Arson 11%Violence And Sexual Offences 36%

How safe is Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

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Connectivity

Getting around

Gigabit broadband
93.4%
Ultrafast broadband
93.4%
Superfast broadband
97%
5G coverage
60.9%

What's transport like near Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

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Environment

Nearest greenspace
54.4 m
Air NO₂
18.2572 µg/m³
Air PM
6.5669 µg/m³
Road noise
>=75.0

Designations

Ancient Woodland
Local Nature Reserve
Sssi
Green Belt
Aqma

Nearest bathing water: Henleaze Lake — rated Good (4.24 km)

What's the environment like near Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

Risk

Risk & hazard

Conservation Area

Radon class 4

Does Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol flood?

Heritage

What's the heritage near Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

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Services

Schools & services

Schools
357
Avg FSM %
35.3%
Childcare providers
202

Nearest hospital: Bristol Royal Infirmary (0.27 km)

What schools are near Hurle Crescent, Bristol, City Of Bristol?

Planning

Planning activity

Applications (recent)
11

Show 11 recent applications

Elaeagnus - Fell.
T1 - Bay - Reduce By 1-2m. T2 & T3 - Holly - Reduce By 1-2m. T4 - Pittosporum - Fell. T5 - Yew - Lift To 3.5m Over Patio, Reduce By 1-2m And
T1 - Silver Birch - Crown Reduce By 0.5m. T2 - Prunus - Crown Reduce By 1m. T3 - Cypress - Reduce Height By Approx 1m, Trim Sides. T4 - Yew
T1 - London Plane - Pollard To Previous Pruning Points; Removing 3m Of Regrowth.
T1 - Rabinia Acacia - Fell.
T1 - Copper Beech - Reduce Height And Spread Of Canopy As Per Pruning Profile Photos. (TPO 162)
Rowan - Remove 2 Branches Over Patio, Reduce Height By 3m (Above Old Points), Reduce Sides By 0.5-1m To Shape.
T1 - London Plane - Repollard; 3-4m Of Regrowth.
T1 & T2 - Buddleia X 2 - Fell.
Application To Approve Details In Relation To Condition 2 Of Permission 21/01364/F Erection Of A Self-Contained Two Storey (2b3p) Dwellingho
T1 - Birch - Reduce Away From Property To Leave A 2 Meter Clearance. Reduce Lowest Lateral Limb Growing Over The Road By 1.5 Meters. T2 Laws

On Hurle Crescent

No. 7 Hurle Crescent was home to a Rear Admiral whose barrister son died in 1915 aged 29

History

By 1900 the former nursery ground of the John Hurle estate had become Hurle Crescent, Hurle Road and Chantry Road. In the 1870s the southern portion was taken for the railway and the coal yard at Clifton Down Station.

Victorian Clifton: A Suburb of Privilege ↗P_236_Design & Access_Issue 02 ↗

Planning

A garage plot at the rear of 13 Hurle Crescent gained consent in 2017 as a double-storey outbuilding, then progressed to a proposed separate dwelling of 70sqm. Separately, 30 Hurle Crescent received a lawful-development certificate in 2024 for two basement residential units.

P_236_Design & Access_Issue 02 ↗24/01611/CE - Bristol ↗

Geography

The Clifton Down Tunnel opened in 1875 after 250,000 tons of rock were blasted out with 70 tons of gunpowder, and the Pembroke Road ventilation shaft that still stands near the crescent had reached rail level by May 1872. The tunnel runs as a single line, and Clifton Down station sits about 400 metres from the street.

Railway Tunnel Ventilation Tower Opposite End of Pembroke Road, Clifton Down ↗Building Bristol's Tunnels ↗Hurle Crescent, Bristol, BS8 7 bed semi-detached house ↗

Local colour

No. 7, called The Haven, was home to Rear Admiral Edward Grey Hulton and his wife Louisa. Their son, Lieutenant Alan Edward Grey Hulton, a barrister, died on 6 June 1915 aged 29, leaving effects of £4,618.

Alan Edward Grey HULTON ↗

About

About property data on Hurle Crescent

The dominant tenure type here is private rent. Known risk and heritage factors here include a conservation area designation. There were 63,657 recorded crimes in the wider area in the last 12 months. There are 11 planning applications on record for this street.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What's the average house price on Hurle Crescent?

The average house price on Hurle Crescent is £186,596, based on 277,501 recent sales. Prices are down 2.5% year-on-year.

Is Hurle Crescent a good place to live?

The wider area around Hurle Crescent is in the 1st IMD decile, meaning it is a more deprived area. Crime is increasing year-on-year.

Is Hurle Crescent in a flood zone?

Hurle Crescent is not in a designated flood zone.

How's crime on Hurle Crescent?

There were 63,657 recorded crimes in the wider area around Hurle Crescent in the last 12 months, up 18.3% year-on-year.

What's the energy efficiency (EPC) like on Hurle Crescent?

The average EPC score on Hurle Crescent is 56, with the most common rating band being C.

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Data sources: Census 2021 England and Wales public tables, Conservation Areas (Historic England / Local Authorities), Energy Performance Certificates (MHCLG), Environment Agency Flood Map for Planning, Get Information about Schools establishment data, Indices of Multiple Deprivation (MHCLG), National Heritage List for England (Historic England), OS Built Up Areas (Ordnance Survey), OS Open Linked Identifiers, OS Open Names, OS Open UPRN, OS Open USRN, Police.uk open crime and anti-social behaviour data, Price Paid Data, UK Radon Potential (UKHSA/BGS).