Hedge End is one of the most popular places to buy a home on the eastern side of Southampton, and it’s where Jackson Bailey sells more homes than anywhere else. Below you’ll find up-to-date figures for the Hedge End property market: average prices, recent sales, and how values are moving across the area’s streets.
Families are drawn by the schools. Wildern and Wyvern are popular secondary schools, and several primaries hold good and outstanding Ofsted ratings. For shopping there are M&S, Sainsbury’s, Next and B&Q close by. Commuters have quick access to the M27 and M3, and Southampton city centre, the airport and the coast are all within easy reach.
The market is mostly family homes, from 1960s and 70s semis to the newer estates on the edge of town, with flats and bungalows that suit first-time buyers and downsizers. Demand for well-presented three- and four-bedroom houses near the schools stays strong, and that shows in how quickly the best homes sell.
The figures above show the wider market, but every home is different. For a free, no-obligation valuation from an agent who knows Hedge End street by street, book a valuation or call our Botley Mills office. You can also read more about living in Southampton’s eastern suburbs or see current Botley property prices.
