Property investment stats for Peasedown St John, South West

• The area’s annualised growth over three years of 6.7% suggests a strong track record for capital appreciation.
• Investors can still find attractive entry points, with the median price per square foot at £365 per sq ft and a median discount to asking price of £5,000 (the typical achieved discount).
• The top postcode district rental yield of 4.8% signals pockets of higher rental returns for those willing to target the right properties.

• The average rental yield of 3.7% is moderate, so investors relying on high cash flow should crunch their numbers carefully.
• Liquidity may be a concern given annual sales of 82 and properties spending an average of 66 days on the market.
• The private rented sector is relatively small in the area, which could limit tenant demand for certain property types.

Looking ahead, I expect Peasedown St John to remain attractive for investors who prioritise steady, long-term growth over quick flips. Given the current median asking sale price of a three-bedroom house is £349,975 and the median rent for the same is £1,350, affordability remains within reach for local families. The area’s strong family presence and owner-occupier base should help underpin demand and reduce volatility.

While yields are not sky high, the solid growth metrics and stable local demographics make Peasedown St John a place where investors can sleep well at night. I’d keep an eye on any shifts in the local rental market, but for now, the outlook is quietly positive.