The Cotswolds, and where the same house costs less
Seven postcode districts, 29,805 homes, and one comparison worth making.
open for offer lets you test the market before you list. Your home sits in the pre-market, buyers register interest, and nothing is advertised.
We measure the Cotswolds as seven postcode districts: GL54, GL55, GL56, GL7, GL8, OX7 and SN16. That is 29,805 homes on our records.
What it costs, relatively
We do not publish a Cotswolds average price. Our market estimate runs high across the whole country, so an absolute would mislead. A comparison between two regions does not.
Where the same money goes further
Measured on the same day, the same way, the Notswolds sits 25% below the Cotswolds. Four districts: PE9, LE15, PE8 and LE16.
On the ground that is Stamford, Oakham, Uppingham, Oundle and Market Harborough — 26,612 homes on our records, an hour or so north-east.
If you already own here
A regional gap is a fact about buyers, not about your house. What your house is worth is a question about the people who would actually bid for it.
Testing the market answers that without advertising. You set a price, buyers register interest, and you decide what happens next.
Notswolds market page · The 25% gap, measured · Test the market
Common questions
Which postcodes do you count as the Cotswolds?
GL54, GL55, GL56, GL7, GL8, OX7 and SN16 — 29,805 homes on our records.
Where is cheaper than the Cotswolds?
The Notswolds sits 25% below on the same measurement: PE9, LE15, PE8 and LE16, covering Stamford, Oakham, Uppingham, Oundle and Market Harborough.
Why is there no average Cotswolds price here?
Our market estimate runs high nationally. The bias cancels in a comparison between two regions measured the same way, and does not cancel in a single figure.