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Steep painted terraces, Picton Street and Stokes Croft, and the neighbourhood that gives Bristol a good deal of its character.

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The whole market in Montpelier and St Pauls

209 sales · every home sold in the Ashley ward in the twelve months to April 2026 · source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data

Median sold price
£395,000

49% terraced, 43% flats

Change on the year, like for like
+1.5%
Homes sold
209

Every home sold in the Ashley ward (within BS2 9, BS6 5, BS2 8) in the twelve months to April 2026, not only ours. The change compares each kind of home against its own kind a year earlier — detached against detached, flats against flats — because a median follows what happened to sell as much as what it is worth. The median itself moved up 6.8%, mostly because a different mix of homes sold. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sales take about three months to reach the register.

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Living in Montpelier and St Pauls

This is the part of Bristol most often photographed and least easily summarised. Montpelier climbs the hill in painted Georgian and Victorian terraces; St Pauls below it has been at the centre of the city’s Caribbean community for seventy years and holds the carnival every summer; St Werburghs sits east with its city farm and its allotments.

Stokes Croft runs through the middle as the city’s best-known street for murals, music venues and independent bars, and Picton Street and the Gloucester Road provide the everyday shops.

Montpelier has its own station, and the whole area is within a walk of the centre — which is much of why it has changed as fast as it has over the last two decades.

What sells here

Period terraces and conversions are the market. Buyers are typically first-time buyers, professionals and investors, and the streets vary sharply in value over very short distances — condition and aspect matter here more than almost anywhere in the city.

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North Bristol covers Montpelier and St Pauls

The people who value and sell in Montpelier and St Pauls work out of our North Bristol office — they’ll know the street before you finish saying it.

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Do you sell property in Montpelier and St Pauls?

Yes. Jeffrey Ross sells property in Montpelier and St Pauls and the surrounding area, from our North Bristol office.

How many properties do you have for sale in Montpelier and St Pauls?

0 at the moment. The list on this page updates as stock changes.

Which office covers Montpelier and St Pauls?

Our North Bristol office covers Montpelier and St Pauls.

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