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Claydon vs Woodbridge

Which is better to live in? Distance: 8.6 miles apart.

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The verdict

Overall, Claydon offers lower property prices by roughly 34%. For families, Claydon edges ahead on school quality.

Avg House Price

Claydon

£293,864

Woodbridge

£446,104

Crime Rate

Claydon

N/A

Woodbridge

67.5

Top-Two School Inspection Bands

Claydon

100.0%

Woodbridge

100.0%

Avg Download Speed

Claydon

264.3

Woodbridge

227.6

EPC Rating

Claydon

70.4

Woodbridge

69.2

Median Income

Claydon

£30,002

Woodbridge

£29,350

The average house price in Claydon is £293,864, which is 34% less than Woodbridge at £446,104. The most affordable entry point in Claydon is a flat at £111,625, while in Woodbridge it is a flat at £188,489.

Average Price by Property Type (2025)

Biggest gap: flat homes are 41% pricier in Woodbridge (£188,489 vs £111,625).

Price Trend (11 Years)

Over the last 9 years, Woodbridge prices grew faster — 30% vs -6%.

Crime rate data is not available for both Claydon and Woodbridge at this time.

Crime Rate by Category (per 1,000 residents)

Claydon has 100% of schools in the top two inspection bands, compared to 100% in Woodbridge. Claydon has 2 schools in total, while Woodbridge has 4.

Claydon School Inspection Breakdown

100% of 2 schools (1 primary, 1 secondary) sit in the top two inspection bands.

Woodbridge School Inspection Breakdown

100% of 4 schools (3 primary, 1 secondary) sit in the top two inspection bands.

MetricClaydonWoodbridge
Total Schools24
Primary13
Secondary11
% Top two bands100%100%

Broadband & Connectivity

Claydon offers faster average downloads at 264.3 Mbps, compared to 227.6 Mbps in Woodbridge. Superfast coverage (30 Mbps+) reaches 88.5% of premises in Claydon and 90.1% in Woodbridge. Gigabit availability stands at 44.4% in Claydon and 36.6% in Woodbridge.

Claydon is the faster of the two by 16% on average download speed (264 vs 228 Mbps).

Energy Efficiency & Running Costs

Homes in Claydon are more energy-efficient on average, with an EPC score of 70.4 (band C) versus 69.2 (band C) in Woodbridge. Estimated annual energy costs average £1,236 in Claydon and £1,314 in Woodbridge. 62.4% of homes in Claydon have an EPC rating of C or above, compared to 60.6% in Woodbridge.

Claydon has more energy-efficient housing — 62.4% reach band C or above, vs 60.6% in the other.

Demographics & Economy

Median household income is £30,002 in Claydon and £29,350 in Woodbridge. The median age is 46.2 in Claydon and 49.6 in Woodbridge. Employment rates stand at 56.5% in Claydon and 51.5% in Woodbridge. Owner-occupancy is 66.1% in Claydon versus 68.9% in Woodbridge.

IndicatorClaydonWoodbridge
Population3,14010,527
Median Age46.249.6
Median Household Income£30,002£29,350
Employment Rate56.5%51.5%
Owner Occupied66.1%68.9%
Degree-Level Qualified27.9%27.6%

Location

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How far apart are Claydon and Woodbridge?
Claydon and Woodbridge are approximately 8.6 miles apart as the crow flies.
Which is cheaper to buy a house in, Claydon or Woodbridge?
Claydon is cheaper, with an average house price of £293,864.
Is Claydon or Woodbridge safer?
Crime rate data is not available for both towns at this time.
Which has better schools, Claydon or Woodbridge?
Claydon has the higher share of schools in the top two inspection bands at 100%.
Which has faster broadband, Claydon or Woodbridge?
Claydon has faster average broadband at 264.3 Mbps.

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