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Warwickshire · Nuneaton and Bedworth · CV12
Bedworth is a Warwickshire market town of around 90,000 people, and one of the more affordable places to buy in the West Midlands: the average home sold for £230,734 in June 2026, against a national average well above that. It has a direct West Coast Main Line station, 10 primary and 1 secondary schools, and reaches Coventry, Leicester and Birmingham inside an hour.
The average Bedworth home sold for £230,734 in June 2026, a rise of 1% on the month. These are completed sale prices recorded by HM Land Registry for Nuneaton and Bedworth — not asking prices.
Source: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, June 2026 release. Figures are for the Nuneaton and Bedworth local authority area.
We are currently marketing 6 homes in Bedworth, from £200,000 to £525,000, median asking price £430,000. We have sold 13 here. Asking prices sit above the Land Registry average because our stock skews toward detached house and detached bungalow.
Rather than tell you which areas are “best”, here is what homes in each part of Bedworth actually sold for. These are 532 completed sales recorded by HM Land Registry since September 2024, grouped by postcode sector and named by the electoral wards each sector covers.
Average of all residential sales per postcode sector, sectors with fewer than 15 sales excluded. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data; ward boundaries via ONS via postcodes.io. Collected 4 September 2026. An average is not a valuation — for what your own home is worth, book a free valuation.
There are 10 primary and 1 secondary schools open in the CV12 postcode districts.
School names, phases and postcodes above come from the Department for Education's register of open schools. We do not publish Ofsted grades here, because they change between inspections and no official open feed exists — quoting a stale grade would be worse than quoting none. Check the current rating for any school on Ofsted's own report finder, and school performance data on Compare School Performance.
Bedworth sits on the West Coast Main Line, with the town also within reach of the A5, M6 and M69 for Coventry, Leicester, Hinckley and Birmingham.
Places listed from OpenStreetMap contributors, collected 4 September 2026. Distances are straight-line from the town centre.
Bedworth is a Warwickshire market town of around 90,000 people, and one of the more affordable places to buy in the West Midlands: the average home sold for £230,734 in June 2026, against a national average well above that. It has a direct West Coast Main Line station, 10 primary and 1 secondary schools, and reaches Coventry, Leicester and Birmingham inside an hour.
The average Bedworth property sold for £230,734 in June 2026, according to the HM Land Registry UK House Price Index for Nuneaton and Bedworth. By type, detached homes averaged £357,863, semi-detached £229,954, terraced £182,770 and flats £112,012.
There are 10 primary schools and 1 secondary schools currently open in the Bedworth postcode districts (CV12), plus 0 sixth-form or 16-plus providers, according to the Department for Education's register of schools. Current Ofsted grades are published on Ofsted's own report finder.
Bedworth station is on the West Coast Main Line with direct services toward Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester and London Euston. Bedworth, Bermuda Park and Nuneaton are the stations within reach, and the town sits between the A5, the M6 and the M69, putting Coventry, Leicester, Hinckley and Tamworth within a straightforward drive.
Measured on what homes actually sold for, the highest average prices in Bedworth are around Heath (CV12 0), averaging £245,504 across 294 sales, while Slough and Bede (CV12 8) is the most affordable at £218,404. Figures cover 532 completed sales recorded by HM Land Registry since September 2024.
On sold prices, the most accessible parts of Bedworth are Slough and Bede (CV12 8, averaging £218,404) and Heath (CV12 0, £245,504). Both sit below the £230,734 average for the wider Nuneaton and Bedworth area.
Xchange Properties is currently marketing 6 homes in Bedworth, from £200,000 to £525,000, with a median asking price of £430,000. The mix is mostly detached house, detached bungalow and semi detached house.
Bedworth has 9 named parks and green spaces within a few kilometres of the centre, including Weston Lawns Fisheries, Site of Disused Mine Shaft and Fusiliers Rest, along with 10 primary schools and 1 secondary schools. George Eliot Hospital serves the town directly, and family houses make up most of what sells locally.
