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Dartmouth vs Kingsbridge

Which is better to live in? Distance: 9.6 miles apart.

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The verdict

Kingsbridge is the more affordable option, with average house prices around 7% lower. For families, Dartmouth edges ahead on school quality.

Avg House Price

Dartmouth

£517,774

Kingsbridge

£482,836

Crime Rate

Dartmouth

N/A

Kingsbridge

N/A

Top-Two School Inspection Bands

Dartmouth

100.0%

Kingsbridge

50.0%

Avg Download Speed

Dartmouth

285.3

Kingsbridge

198.1

EPC Rating

Dartmouth

66.8

Kingsbridge

66.8

Median Income

Dartmouth

£29,455

Kingsbridge

£29,455

Property in Dartmouth commands an average of £517,774, compared with £482,836 in Kingsbridge – a difference of 7%. The most affordable entry point in Dartmouth is a flat at £336,638, while in Kingsbridge it is a flat at £256,074.

Average Price by Property Type (2025)

Biggest gap: flat homes are 31% pricier in Dartmouth (£336,638 vs £256,074).

Price Trend (11 Years)

Over the last 9 years, Dartmouth prices grew faster — 34% vs 33%.

Crime rate data is not available for both Dartmouth and Kingsbridge at this time.

Crime Rate by Category (per 1,000 residents)

Families may prefer Dartmouth, where 100% of schools are in the top two inspection bands versus 50% in Kingsbridge. There are 2 schools in Dartmouth and 2 in Kingsbridge.

Dartmouth School Inspection Breakdown

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

Kingsbridge School Inspection Breakdown

50% of 2 schools (1 primary, 1 secondary) sit in the top two inspection bands.

MetricDartmouthKingsbridge
Total Schools22
Primary11
Secondary11
% Top two bands100%50%

Broadband & Connectivity

Average broadband speeds are 285.3 Mbps in Dartmouth and 198.1 Mbps in Kingsbridge. Superfast coverage (30 Mbps+) reaches 86.8% of premises in Dartmouth and 76.6% in Kingsbridge. Gigabit availability stands at 50.5% in Dartmouth and 31.6% in Kingsbridge.

Dartmouth is the faster of the two by 44% on average download speed (285 vs 198 Mbps).

Energy Efficiency & Running Costs

Dartmouth leads on energy efficiency with an average EPC score of 66.8 (C), while Kingsbridge averages 66.8 (C). Estimated annual energy costs average £1,475 in Dartmouth and £1,475 in Kingsbridge. 53.3% of homes in Dartmouth have an EPC rating of C or above, compared to 53.3% in Kingsbridge.

Dartmouth has more energy-efficient housing — 53.3% reach band C or above, vs 53.3% in the other.

Demographics & Economy

Median household income is £29,455 in Dartmouth and £29,455 in Kingsbridge. The median age is 50.3 in Dartmouth and 50.3 in Kingsbridge. Owner-occupancy is 70.5% in Dartmouth versus 70.5% in Kingsbridge. Employment rates stand at 54.1% in Dartmouth and 54.1% in Kingsbridge.

IndicatorDartmouthKingsbridge
Population5,2605,682
Median Age50.350.3
Median Household Income£29,455£29,455
Employment Rate54.1%54.1%
Owner Occupied70.5%70.5%
Degree-Level Qualified39.9%39.9%

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How far apart are Dartmouth and Kingsbridge?
Dartmouth and Kingsbridge are approximately 9.6 miles apart as the crow flies.
Which is cheaper to buy a house in, Dartmouth or Kingsbridge?
Kingsbridge is cheaper, with an average house price of £482,836.
Is Dartmouth or Kingsbridge safer?
Crime rate data is not available for both towns at this time.
Which has better schools, Dartmouth or Kingsbridge?
Dartmouth has the higher share of schools in the top two inspection bands at 100%.
Which has faster broadband, Dartmouth or Kingsbridge?
Dartmouth has faster average broadband at 285.3 Mbps.

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