BS5 — Property Investment Data
Short-term rental data · Last updated: Dec 2026 · 34 listings sampled
About BS5
BS5, covering the inner east areas of Bristol including Easton and parts of St Pauls, represents an emerging short-let market for UK investors. The sector has grown substantially in property interest over recent years, driven by Bristol's positioning as a cultural and commercial hub outside London. Geographic proximity to Bristol city centre, combined with established residential communities and local amenities, provides a foundation for visitor demand from both tourists and business travellers.
Current market conditions show modest performance metrics. Sampled Airbnb listings across the sector number 89 properties, with average nightly rates sitting at £79. The estimated occupancy rate of 60 percent translates to approximately £1,432 in monthly short-let revenue per property. These figures suggest a functioning market, though returns remain moderate compared to stronger performing Bristol postcodes. The occupancy rate indicates consistent demand rather than exceptional performance, requiring investors to factor realistic income projections into acquisition decisions.
The sector presents both opportunity and caution for prospective investors. Reasonable nightly pricing reflects competitive local supply, while the 60 percent occupancy suggests achievable rental consistency for well-managed properties. However, modest monthly revenues mean strong acquisition prices and low holding costs become critical to achieving acceptable yields. BS5 suits investors seeking Bristol exposure with realistic expectations rather than premium returns.
Common questions about BS5
What is the average Airbnb nightly rate in BS5?
Based on 34 sampled listings, the average nightly rate (ADR) in BS5 is £114, with an estimated 58.1% occupancy rate.
Is there an Article 4 Direction affecting short-term lets in BS5?
Yes — BS5 has an Article 4 Direction in place, which restricts change of use to short-term letting without planning permission.
How is the estimated monthly SA revenue calculated?
The estimated monthly revenue of £1994 is calculated from the average nightly rate and occupancy rate across sampled Airbnb listings, and does not include platform fees, cleaning costs or mortgage/finance costs.
How often is this data updated?
This data is refreshed nightly from live Airbnb listings; this page reflects data current to 2026-12.
Listings Map
Listings (showing 5 of 264 — upgrade to see all)
| Room Type ↕ | ADR (£/night) ↕ | Occupancy ↕ | Est. Monthly Rev ↕ | Reviews/mo ↕ | Min Stay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entire home/apt | £39 | 38.6% | £452 | 10.2 | 1 night |
| Private room | £35 | 87.9% | £923 | 8.3 | 1 night |
| Private room | £38 | 82.2% | £937 | 8.1 | 1 night |
| Entire home/apt | £125 | 14.0% | £525 | 5.9 | 2 nights |
| Private room | £33 | 79.2% | £784 | 5.3 | 1 night |
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