# Cemaes Bay Property Market Summary
Cemaes Bay, a picturesque coastal village on the northern tip of Anglesey, presents a modest property market with an average price of £144,737 across 495 properties. However, recent transaction data reveals notably higher actual sale prices, indicating the market comprises primarily lower-value properties alongside premium coastal homes that command significantly more. The price history shows considerable volatility, with annual averages ranging from £176,781 in 2017 to a peak of £302,458 in 2019, reflecting the area's appeal to buyers seeking coastal living and holiday homes alongside more affordable residential stock.
Recent trends suggest a stabilising market after the post-pandemic turbulence. Following the sharp peak in 2019 and subsequent fluctuations, prices have maintained a range between £180,000 and £240,000 since 2021. The limited sales volumes—typically between 18 and 34 transactions annually—indicate a smaller, selective market where individual high-value sales can significantly influence annual averages. Cemaes Bay's enduring appeal stems from its stunning coastline, safe harbour, and quintessentially Welsh village character, making it particularly attractive to retirees, second-home buyers, and those seeking a coastal lifestyle away from busier tourist centres.
The average house price in Cemaes Bay, Isle Of Anglesey is £144,737. Prices range from £14,000 to £653,125.
There are 495 properties in Cemaes Bay with 579 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Cemaes Bay is £125,000, compared to an average of £144,737.
Cemaes Bay has 276 detached properties, 122 terraced properties, 59 semi-detached properties, 27 other properties.
Average house prices in Cemaes Bay have risen by 607.3% from £33,930 in 1995 to £239,983 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Cemaes Bay by number of properties include High Street, Gwelfor Estate, Cae Derwydd, Maes Cynfor, Stad Castellor.
Cemaes Bay is located in Isle Of Anglesey, in the Isle Of Anglesey district.