# Corwen Property Market Summary
Corwen, a historic market town in Denbighshire, North Wales, has experienced remarkable property price growth over recent years. The market demonstrates a strong upward trajectory, with average prices rising from approximately £196,000 in 2016 to around £318,000 in early 2025 – representing growth of over 60%. The most significant surge occurred between 2020 and 2023, likely reflecting the pandemic-driven demand for rural and Welsh locations, with prices peaking at £337,114 in 2023. Despite a modest correction in 2024, the market has stabilised with continued strength into 2025.
The town's appeal lies in its position as a gateway to Snowdonia National Park and the Dee Valley, offering buyers a combination of stunning natural scenery, outdoor pursuits, and relative affordability compared to many UK rural hotspots. With a current portfolio average of £160,030 across 1,438 properties, this suggests a mix of property types and values, with many older or smaller properties balancing the recent higher-value transactions. Sales volumes have remained healthy, typically ranging between 80-112 transactions annually, indicating sustained market activity and confidence in this North Wales location.
--- *Data reflects completed sales and market averages for the Corwen area*
The average house price in Corwen, Denbighshire is £160,030. Prices range from £9,000 to £2,884,220.
There are 1,438 properties in Corwen with 1,652 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Corwen is £117,000, compared to an average of £160,030.
Corwen has 688 detached properties, 306 terraced properties, 299 semi-detached properties, 142 other properties.
Average house prices in Corwen have risen by 568% from £47,597 in 1995 to £317,944 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Corwen by number of properties include Berwyn Street, London Road, Penybryn, Bridge Street, Garreg Lwyd.
Corwen is located in Denbighshire, in the Denbighshire district.