Somerset, England

The typical property in DT9

DT9 is Sherborne, a Dorset market town with the abbey, the schools and a tightly controlled conservation area.

Area summary

DT9 sits in Dorset Council. The outcode covers Sherborne and surrounding villages. Sherborne has a substantial historic centre with a conservation area covering most of the centre, the Grade I-listed Sherborne Abbey (a former cathedral) and Sherborne Old Castle (Grade I-listed Norman castle ruin). Sherborne School (independent boarding school, founded 1550) and Sherborne Girls (independent boarding school) are major institutions. Housing is mixed: medieval and Georgian listed buildings, Victorian villas, and newer estate development.

Sherborne station sits on the South Western Main Line and provides services to London Waterloo in around 2 hours 25 minutes. The A30 and A352 provide road links.

Employment patterns include the schools, commuting into Yeovil and Dorchester, retail and tourism.

Dorset Council operates only mandatory HMO licensing.

What the data shows

Average sold
£415,400
From 23 sales
Median sold
£295,000
Dominant stock
terraced
Full data for DT9

Researched facts

  • Sherborne Abbey is a Grade I-listed medieval church, source
  • Sherborne School was founded in 1550, source
  • Sherborne station is on the South Western Main Line, source

Buyer notes

  • Listed buildings dominate the centre, consent rules are very tight
  • Independent school catchment drives demand
  • South Western Main Line direct service is a value driver

The full DT9 data page

Sold price history, crime totals, EPC distribution, council tax bands and more, pulled live from HM Land Registry, Police UK and the EPC Register.

DT9 property data

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