# Conwy Property Market Summary
Conwy's property market demonstrates robust long-term growth, with the current average property price standing at £180,450 across 3,820 properties. The area has experienced significant appreciation since 2016, when average prices were £192,949, reaching a notable peak of £365,675 in 2024. This represents substantial capital growth over the period, though the 2025 figures (based on 80 sales to date) suggest some moderation to £290,963. The market showed particular strength during the pandemic period and beyond, with prices climbing from £261,273 in 2020 to £285,435 in 2021, continuing upward to over £300,000 by 2023.
Transaction volumes reveal an active market, with annual sales typically ranging between 200-300 properties, peaking at 304 sales in 2016 and 296 in 2021. Conwy's appeal lies in its historic charm as a walled medieval town combined with stunning coastal location in North Wales, attracting both permanent residents and second-home buyers. The area offers a blend of heritage properties within the town walls, modern developments, and traditional Welsh homes, making it a diverse market that has consistently demonstrated resilience and growth potential despite some year-on-year fluctuations.
The average house price in Conwy, Conwy is £180,450. Prices range from £1,500 to £7,130,000.
There are 3,820 properties in Conwy with 4,656 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Conwy is £142,000, compared to an average of £180,450.
Conwy has 1,329 detached properties, 1,212 semi-detached properties, 711 terraced properties, 415 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Conwy have risen by 390.2% from £59,360 in 1995 to £290,963 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Conwy by number of properties include Parc Pentywyn, Deganwy Road, Station Road, Albert Drive, Deganwy Quay.
Conwy is located in Conwy, in the Conwy district.