Bristol commuter townsWeston-super-Mare
Somerset · commuter town data · September 2026

Living in Weston-super-Mare: Bristol commute, house prices & costs

Weston-super-Mare is a commuter town in Somerset, around 17 minutes from Bristol by direct train from Weston-super-Mare (well below average for the towns we track), with below-average prices at £260,000. It ranks #8 of 16 on Rightroute's balanced commuter score (September 2026 data).
69
Rightroute score
Upper half · #8 of 16
Scored on 6 of 7 measures. No figure for season ticket.

Weston-super-Mare at a glance

Commute and cost

17 min
Train to Bristol
From Weston-super-Mare, 32% faster than the 16-town median.
Annual season ticket
No figure for this town yet.
£260k
Average house price
£260,000, 27% below the 16-town median.

Living there

Low
Safety
Crime index 70 on a 0–100 scale (lower is safer).
921Mb
Broadband
Average available download speed, matches the 16-town median.
7.6
Life satisfaction
ONS Personal Well-being mean score, 0–10 (higher is better).

What’s nearby

20
Historic landmarks
Nationally protected buildings, monuments and gardens within 3 miles, 57% fewer than the 16-town median.
100
Hectares of parks and fields
Public parks and playing fields within 3 miles, 32% less than the 16-town median.
211
Places to eat and drink
Restaurants, cafes and pubs within 3 miles, 104% more than the 16-town median.

The commute from Weston-super-Mare

Direct trains from Weston-super-Mare take around 17 minutes into Bristol Temple Meads, running on Great Western Railway. That makes it #5 out of 16 towns for speed into Bristol.
We do not hold a season ticket price for Weston-super-Mare yet. The median across the 16 towns we track is £1,505 a year.

How Weston-super-Mare compares to the other 15 towns

MetricWeston-super-MareMedianRank
Train to Bristol17 min25 min#5
Annual season ticketNot available£1,505 of 1
Average house price£260,000£354,750#2
Price to local earnings7.5x9.3x#3
Crime index (lower is safer)7045.5#14
Broadband speed921 Mb921 Mb#7
Life satisfaction (0–10)7.67.5#5
Overall, Weston-super-Mare ranks #8 of 16 on the balanced Rightroute commuter score. Different priorities give different answers, so you can weight the criteria yourself in the comparison page.

Weston-super-Mare commuter FAQs

How long is the commute from Weston-super-Mare to Bristol?

Direct trains from Weston-super-Mare take around 17 minutes to Bristol Temple Meads. Weston-super-Mare is served by Great Western Railway.

What is the average house price in Weston-super-Mare?

The average sold price in Weston-super-Mare is £260,000 (HM Land Registry), which is 27% below the median across the 16 Bristol commuter towns we hold a price for.

Is Weston-super-Mare a safe place to live?

Weston-super-Mare scores 70 on a 0–100 crime index (lower is safer), which is a lower level of safety relative to other Bristol commuter towns.

Is Weston-super-Mare a good commuter town for Bristol?

Weston-super-Mare ranks #8 of 16 Bristol commuter towns on Rightroute's balanced score, which weighs commute time, house prices, season ticket cost, safety and broadband. If your priorities are different, the Rightroute compare view lets you weight the criteria yourself.

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House prices are the median of that town's own sales from HM Land Registry Price Paid, August 2025 to July 2026, refreshed monthly; the crime score is the mean monthly count from police.uk over August 2025 to July 2026, placed on a 0 to 100 scale where lower is safer, also refreshed monthly. Train times are typical off-peak direct rail to the destination city (National Rail). Broadband is the average available download speed from Ofcom Connected Nations; life satisfaction is the ONS Personal Well-being mean for the local authority. Those are reviewed periodically rather than monthly. Heritage sites, green space and places to eat are counted within three miles from Historic England, OS Open Greenspace and the Food Standards Agency, built September 2026, and refreshed annually. Figures are for comparison between townsrather than exact values.