# Caersws Property Market Summary
Caersws, a village in Powys, Mid Wales, demonstrates a relatively modest property market with an average price of £175,249 across 830 properties. However, the area has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with transaction prices showing significant fluctuations. The market peaked dramatically in 2020 at £390,302, likely influenced by pandemic-driven demand for rural properties, before moderating to more sustainable levels around £260,000-£315,000 between 2021 and 2025.
The market shows a maturing trend following the 2020 spike, with recent figures settling between £261,636 and £266,478 in 2024-2025. Transaction volumes have remained reasonably consistent, averaging 50-60 sales annually, though 2025 data (22 sales) represents partial-year figures. The significant gap between the overall average price (£175,249) and recent transaction values suggests an older housing stock valued below current market rates, alongside newer or renovated properties commanding premium prices. Caersws offers relatively affordable Welsh rural living compared to more accessible locations, with its property market reflecting the broader trend of increased interest in countryside locations whilst maintaining prices well below national averages.
The average house price in Caersws, Powys is £175,249. Prices range from £5,000 to £2,850,000.
There are 830 properties in Caersws with 958 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Caersws is £142,250, compared to an average of £175,249.
Caersws has 428 detached properties, 172 terraced properties, 147 semi-detached properties, 61 other properties.
Average house prices in Caersws have risen by 518.2% from £42,325 in 1995 to £261,636 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Caersws by number of properties include Plas Trannon, Llys Rhufain, Maes Y Dafarn, Main Street, Ty Gwyn Road.
Caersws is located in Powys, in the Powys district.
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