Average house prices in Swindon

House prices in Swindon are typically lower than in Reading, Oxford, Bristol and London, making the town attractive to first-time buyers and families. Official figures come from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and Land Registry. This guide explains where to find the latest data and what to consider.

House with for sale sign – house prices in Swindon
Swindon offers more affordable housing than many southern towns. Credit: Unsplash
E06000030Swindon ONS local authority code
Lower than Reading/OxfordTypical comparison
MonthlyONS data updates
Where to find official house price data
SourceLinkUse
ONS House Price Indexons.gov.uk – House Price IndexNational & local authority averages
ONS Swindon visualisationons.gov.uk – housing prices visualisationSwindon-specific charts
Land Registrygov.uk – Price Paid DataIndividual sale prices

Source: ONS / Land Registry

Where to get the latest figures

The ONS publishes house price statistics for local authorities. Swindon's local authority code is E06000030. Use the ONS House Price Index and the ONS housing prices visualisation for Swindon for the most up-to-date averages. Figures are usually published monthly and can be broken down by property type (detached, semi-detached, terraced, flats).

What to expect

Historically, Swindon has offered better value than nearby cities. Average prices vary by area – see our best areas to live in Swindon for context. First-time buyer averages are often lower than the overall average. Prices can move with interest rates and market conditions, so always check current data before making decisions.

Stamp duty and buying costs

When buying, factor in stamp duty (SDLT), conveyancing, surveys, and removals. Stamp duty thresholds and rates change – see gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax for the latest. Our guide to the cost of moving house in Swindon covers typical expenses.

See also Housing & property in Swindon, council tax, and moving to Swindon.

Latest ONS house price data

Monthly averages by property type – check for current figures.

ONS House Price Index

References & sources

  1. ONS – House Price Index (accessed February 2026)
  2. GOV.UK – Stamp duty land tax (accessed February 2026)

Information correct as of February 2026. House prices change. Always use ONS, Land Registry, or your solicitor for current figures.