# Beaumaris Property Market Summary
Beaumaris, the historic town on Anglesey's southeastern tip, demonstrates a dynamic property market with notable volatility. The current average property price of £195,162 across 1,168 properties sits below recent transaction averages, reflecting the area's mix of property types. The market has experienced substantial growth since 2016, when average prices stood at £206,168, reaching a peak of £396,429 in 2022 before moderating. Recent years show considerable fluctuation, with 2024 averaging £352,023 and early 2025 data suggesting a correction to £261,095, though this is based on limited sales volume.
Transaction volumes paint an interesting picture, with activity peaking at 96 sales in 2017 before stabilising between 70-90 sales annually through 2019-2022. The pandemic year of 2020 saw reduced activity (42 sales), whilst the post-pandemic surge drove both prices and demand upward. However, recent years have seen declining transaction numbers—from 70 sales in 2022 to just 45 in 2024—suggesting a cooling market. Beaumaris's appeal lies in its medieval castle, coastal setting, and status as a sought-after Anglesey destination, attracting both permanent residents and second-home buyers, which contributes to the area's price sensitivity and market fluctuations.
The average house price in Beaumaris, Isle Of Anglesey is £195,162. Prices range from £10,000 to £1,715,000.
There are 1,168 properties in Beaumaris with 1,398 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Beaumaris is £155,000, compared to an average of £195,162.
Beaumaris has 520 detached properties, 354 terraced properties, 161 semi-detached properties, 69 other properties.
Average house prices in Beaumaris have risen by 320.7% from £62,059 in 1995 to £261,095 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Beaumaris by number of properties include Cae Mair, Church Street, Wexham Street, Rosemary Lane, Rating Row.
Beaumaris is located in Isle Of Anglesey, in the Isle Of Anglesey district.