Longwell Green
Longwell Green is named after a medieval well that no longer exists and a green that has largely been surrendered to retail parks and a leisure complex, which is about as honest a summary of the place as you could hope for. This is Bristol overspill done comfortably: post-war estates, a cinema, a big shop, and the sort of quiet that people either move here for on purpose or bolt from within the year. The most dramatic thing to happen locally was the well drying up, and the residents seem perfectly content to keep it that way.
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01Overview
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02Prices
What do houses cost in Longwell Green?
03Schools
What are the schools like in Longwell Green?
04Flood risk
Is Longwell Green at risk of flooding?
05Crime
Is Longwell Green a safe area?
06Transport
How well connected is Longwell Green?
07Planning
Can I extend a house in Longwell Green?
08The area around
What's the area around Longwell Green like?
09Who lives here
Who lives in Longwell Green?
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Data to May 2026 · Figures checked 12 July 2026 (what this means)
