Area guide · City-of-bristol

Clay Hill, City-of-bristol

has 1,375 homes. Homes here have an average EPC score of 71 (the most common rating band is C). Homes here sold for a median of £140,000 across 7,405 recent sales. Prices here are down 2.5% year-on-year.

1,375Homes
£140,000-2.5%Median price
71Avg EPC score
35Median age
3,461Population

Last updated 8 October 2026

Demographics

Who lives here

Area classification: Low-Skilled Migrant and Student Communities

  • Population

    3,461

  • Households

    1,375

  • Median age

    34.7

Age bands

65+ 9%0-15 19%16-24 11%25-44 38%45-64 22%

Ethnicity

Asian 13%Black 12%Mixed 8%Other 2%White 64%

Housing

Housing stock

Property type

Flat 18%Semi 24%Detached 9%Terraced 49%

Build age

Pre 1900 9%1900 1944 21%1945 1999 33%2000 Plus 36%

Energy efficiency · avg score 71

A
0%
B
3%
C
61%
D
33%
E
3%
F
0%
G
0%

Tenure

Owned 65%Social 16%Private Rent 19%

Market

Market

  • Median price

    £140,000▼

  • Avg price

    £161,958

  • Sales

    7,405

  • Rent YoY

    5.6%▲

Price trend

Deprivation

Deprivation & opportunity

Where it ranks nationally (IMD decile 4)

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Domains

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  • Education5
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Safety

Safety

  • Crimes (12mo)

    604▲

By crime type

Drugs 15%Other Crime 9%Other Theft 11%Vehicle Crime 15%Anti-Social Behaviour 13%Violence And Sexual Offences 38%

Connectivity

Getting around

  • Gigabit broadband

    86.4%

  • Ultrafast broadband

    86.4%

  • Superfast broadband

    88.5%

  • 5G coverage

    73.2%

  • Bus stops

    3

  • Buses / day

    963

  • EV chargers

    310

Nearest rail station: Stapleton Road Rail Station (1.56 km)

Environment

Environment

  • Nearest greenspace

    99.8 m

  • Air NO₂

    13.3626 µg/m³

  • Air PM

    6.9183 µg/m³

  • Road noise

    55.0-59.9

Designations

  • Local Nature Reserve

Nearest bathing water: Henleaze Lake — rated Good (5.19 km)

Risk

Risk & hazard

  • Flood Defence Nearby
  • Coal Mining Legacy

Radon class 2 · Shrink-swell risk: Moderate

Heritage

Heritage

Designations

  • Tree Preservation Zone

Services

Schools & services

  • Schools

    0

  • Childcare providers

    0

Nearest hospital: Bristol Royal Infirmary (3.74 km)

Planning

Planning activity

  • Applications (recent)

    51

Show 25 recent applications
  • Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Use Or Development: Change Of Use From C3 Dwelling House To C4 House In Mult
  • Partially Retrospective Change Of Use From Class C3 (Dwellinghouse) To A Childminding Facility Class E(F).
  • Notification Of Prior Approval For The Erection Of A Single Storey Rear Extension That Would Exceed Beyond The Rear Wall Of The Original Hou
  • Single Storey Rear Extension.
  • G1 - 10 X Poplar - Reduce To Previous Pruning Points, Remove Epicormic Growth And Dead Wood. 3 X Poplar - Fell. (TPO 486)
  • Non Material Amendment Following Grant Of Planning Permission 25/13444/X (Application For Variation Of Condition Nos. 3,4,5,6, 10 & 11 And R
  • Application For Variation Of Condition Nos. 3,4,5,6, 10 & 11 And Removal Of Condition Nos. 2, 7 & 8 Following Grant Of Planning Permission 2
  • Install A Conservatory At Rear Of Property
  • Proposed Driveway.
  • Application To Determine If Prior Approval Is Required For A Proposed: Change Of Use From Takeaways, Betting Offices, Pay Day Loan Shops Or
  • Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Use Or Developmen Single Storey Rear Extension (Class A) Conversion Of Exist
  • Application For Approval Of Details Reserved By Condition 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 And 10 Of Permission 23/04645/F Erection Of A Residential Unit, In
  • 2 Storey Rear Extension And Internal Alterations.
  • Application To Determine If Prior Approval Is Required For A Proposed: Change Of Use From Takeaways, Betting Offices, Pay Day Loan Shops Or
  • Single Storey Rear Extension With Associated Works To An Existing Residential Dwelling.
  • Loft Conversion And Shed.
  • Rear Extension To Provide Additional Living Space. First Floor Only Side Extension To Provide Additional Bedroom And Bathroom.
  • Roof Extensions To Facilitate Loft Conversion.
  • Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For An Existing Use Or Operation Or Activity - Building As Residential. In Line With Planni
  • Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Use For C4 Small House In Multiple Occupation.
  • Stepped Back Two Storey Side Extension With Rear Extension.
  • Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Use Or Development - Rear Dormer By Way Of Hip To Gable Conversion With Roof
  • Construction Of A Four Storey Side Extension To Facilitate Re-Configuration Of 3 Existing Flats And Creation Of 4 Additional Flats And A Rea
  • Erection Of A Residential Unit, Incorporating Associated Works.
  • Notification Of Prior Approval For The Erection Of A Single Storey Rear Extension That Would Exceed Beyond The Rear Wall Of The Original Hou

About

About property data in Clay Hill

The population here is approximately 3,461, with a median age of 35. The dominant construction era here is 2000 plus. The dominant tenure type here is owned. Known risk and heritage factors here include historic coal mining. There were 604 recorded crimes here in the last 12 months, up 6.4% year-on-year. This area has an IMD decile of 4. This area covers 44 streets in our records.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What's the average house price in Clay Hill?

The average house price in Clay Hill is £140,000, based on 7,405 recent sales. Prices are down 2.5% year-on-year.

Is Clay Hill a good place to live?

Clay Hill is in the 4th IMD decile, meaning it is a moderately deprived area. Crime is increasing year-on-year.

Is Clay Hill in a flood zone?

Clay Hill is not in a designated flood zone. Flood defences are available nearby.

How's crime in Clay Hill?

There were 604 recorded crimes in Clay Hill in the last 12 months, up 6.4% year-on-year.

What's the energy efficiency (EPC) like in Clay Hill?

The average EPC score in Clay Hill is 71, 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).