Area Overview for BS5 9LS

Bristol,  Redfield: Former Methodist Church in BS5 9LS
2011 : A420 Church Road, St.George, Bristol in BS5 9LS
A typical Redfield Street in BS5 9LS
Entrance to St. George Park in BS5 9LS
Junction of Matthews Road and Victoria Avenue in BS5 9LS
Neighbourhood Office, #42 Verrier Road at Victoria Avenue junction in BS5 9LS
Hop Pole Court at junction of Avondale Road and Gladstone Street in BS5 9LS
#102 Church Road at junction with Witchell Road in BS5 9LS
Easton Road bridge at junction with Whitehall Road in BS5 9LS
Junction of Devon Road and Whitehall Road in BS5 9LS
The Old Bank, Church Road in BS5 9LS
Parade of shops and post office, Church Road in BS5 9LS
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Area Information

BS5 9LS is a small postcode area in Bristol, England, encompassing parts of Easton, St George, and Whitehall. Situated within the broader BS postcode region, it covers 3.29 square miles and is home to 57,433 people according to the 2021 Census. The area is defined by its proximity to motorway junctions, with the BS5 postcode district accessible to major transport routes, making it a practical choice for commuters. Daily life here blends residential living with connectivity to Bristol’s urban infrastructure. The area includes a mix of established neighbourhoods and newer developments, with local amenities such as estate agents on Church Road in nearby Redfield. Property prices for terraced homes in 2018 averaged £267,972, reflecting the area’s appeal to buyers seeking a balance between affordability and location. Residents benefit from the area’s integration into Bristol’s broader network, with access to cultural hubs, retail centres, and green spaces nearby. The compact nature of BS5 9LS means it is ideal for those prioritising convenience without sacrificing the character of a residential community.

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The property market in BS5 9LS is characterised by terraced homes, with an average price of £267,972 recorded in 2018. This suggests a predominance of semi-detached and terraced housing stock, typical of Bristol’s suburban and semi-urban areas. The area’s compact size means property availability is limited to a small cluster of homes, with buyers needing to consider nearby postcode districts for broader options. The presence of estate agents on Church Road in Redfield highlights local activity in the market, though specific data on rental versus ownership rates is not provided. Given the 2021 Census population of 57,433, the housing stock likely supports a mix of owner-occupied and rental properties, though the exact proportion remains unclear. Buyers should note the area’s integration with motorway access, which may influence property values and desirability for commuters.

House Prices in BS5 9LS

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Amenities

Schools

RankSchoolTypeEntry genderAges
1Redfield Educate Together Primary AcademyprimaryN/AN/A

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Demographics

BS5 9LS has a population of 57,433 people spread over 3.29 square miles, translating to a density of approximately 17,500 residents per square mile. While specific data on age distribution or household composition is not available, the area’s property market suggests a mix of home ownership and rental activity. The 2018 average price for terraced homes at £267,972 indicates a market skewed towards owner-occupation, though local estate agents on Church Road in Redfield may reflect broader rental dynamics. The presence of a postcode district served by Bristol East Delivery Office suggests a settled, long-term community. Without explicit figures on deprivation or diversity, the area’s quality of life remains contextualised by its accessibility to transport networks and proximity to Bristol’s amenities.

Household Size

One person
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

54
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

N/A
most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

45
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the community feel like in BS5 9LS?
BS5 9LS is a compact postcode area in Bristol, home to 57,433 people over 3.29 square miles. While specific community metrics are not provided, its proximity to motorway junctions and local amenities like Redfield’s Church Road estate agents suggests a practical, commuter-friendly environment. The area’s small size implies a close-knit residential community integrated into Bristol’s urban fabric.
Who typically lives in BS5 9LS?
The area’s 2021 Census population of 57,433 includes a mix of residents accessing nearby transport networks. With terraced homes averaging £267,972 in 2018, it likely attracts buyers seeking affordability and connectivity. Specific demographic details such as age or household types are not available in the data.
How does the property market in BS5 9LS compare to nearby areas?
BS5 9LS features terraced homes at an average 2018 price of £267,972. While local estate agents on Church Road in Redfield indicate active market participation, comparative data on nearby areas is not provided. The area’s compact size means buyers may need to consider adjacent postcode districts for broader options.

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