# Caerphilly Property Market Summary
Caerphilly, the historic market town in South Wales, presents an accessible property market with an overall average price of £131,841 across its substantial housing stock of 14,250 properties. The area has experienced notable price growth over recent years, with average transaction values climbing from £181,463 in 2016 to £232,125 in early 2025. The market peaked in 2023 at £253,296 before moderating slightly, reflecting broader UK market adjustments. Transaction volumes remain healthy, with 2024 recording the highest number of sales at 855, suggesting sustained buyer interest in this South Wales location.
The market shows particular strength in its steady upward trajectory, with prices having increased by approximately 28% since 2016. The unusual spike in 2017 to £259,050 appears anomalous within the broader trend pattern. Caerphilly's appeal lies in its combination of affordability relative to nearby Cardiff, good transport links, and a mix of traditional Welsh terraced housing alongside newer developments. The consistent sales activity and modest price point make it particularly attractive to first-time buyers and families seeking value in the South Wales valleys, whilst recent price stabilisation suggests the market is finding a sustainable level after post-pandemic growth.
The average house price in Caerphilly, Caerphilly is £131,841. Prices range from £100 to £11,450,000.
There are 14,250 properties in Caerphilly with 19,107 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Caerphilly is £102,000, compared to an average of £131,841.
Caerphilly has 5,051 semi-detached properties, 4,769 terraced properties, 3,696 detached properties, 436 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Caerphilly have risen by 385.8% from £47,780 in 1995 to £232,125 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Caerphilly by number of properties include High Street, Thomas Street, Nantgarw Road, Bedwas Road, Caerphilly Road.
Caerphilly is located in Caerphilly, in the Caerphilly district.