# EX16 6FB Area Summary
The EX16 6FB postcode covers the village of **Bampton** in Mid Devon, a charming rural settlement situated on the southern edge of Exmoor National Park. This traditional Devon village offers a quintessential countryside lifestyle with a strong community spirit, historic architecture including the notable St. Michael and All Angels Church, and excellent access to some of the Southwest's most beautiful moorland scenery. The area attracts those seeking a peaceful rural environment whilst maintaining reasonable proximity to larger towns such as Tiverton (approximately 7 miles away) and Exeter.
With an average property price of **£163,077** based on 90 properties, the area represents relatively **affordable rural living** compared to many other Devon locations and the broader UK market. This price point typically reflects a mix of traditional stone cottages, period terraced houses, and some smaller detached properties characteristic of a historic Devon village. The sub-£200,000 average makes Bampton particularly appealing to first-time buyers, downsizers, and those seeking country living without the premium price tags associated with more fashionable Devon coastal towns.
The market here is defined by its rural character, strong local amenities for a village of its size (including primary school, pubs, and shops), and appeal to those valuing community life and outdoor pursuits. Properties tend to attract buyers seeking authenticity and heritage rather than modern developments, with the Exmoor location offering significant lifestyle benefits for equestrian enthusiasts, walkers, and nature lovers.
The average house price in EX16 6FB, Tiverton is £163,077. Prices range from £100,000 to £280,000.
There are 90 properties in EX16 6FB, Tiverton.
EX16 6FB contains 56 terraced properties, 23 flat / maisonette properties, 9 semi-detached properties, 2 detached properties.
Average house prices in EX16 6FB have risen by 20.6% from £186,500 in 2007 to £225,000 in 2024.
EX16 6FB is located in Tiverton, Devon, England.