# Cowbridge Property Market Summary
Cowbridge presents a dynamic property market with 2,859 properties and a current average price of £334,521. The area has experienced notable price volatility over recent years, with a particularly striking spike to £564,503 in 2017, followed by a correction in 2018. Since then, the market has demonstrated steady upward momentum, climbing from around £380,000 in 2018 to over £500,000 in recent years. The 2021-2023 period saw particularly strong growth, reflecting both local demand and broader UK market trends, with prices stabilising around the £495,000-£520,000 range through 2024-2025.
Transaction volumes have remained robust, averaging over 200 sales annually, though with some cooling evident in 2020 (likely pandemic-related) and a modest decline in 2024-2025. The market town's enduring appeal as a Vale of Glamorgan location continues to attract steady buyer interest. Cowbridge stands out for its substantial property values compared to the stated average of £334,521, suggesting a mix of property types with the more recent premium transactions significantly above the overall portfolio average, indicating ongoing demand for higher-value homes in this historic market town setting.
The average house price in Cowbridge, The Vale Of Glamorgan is £334,521. Prices range from £4,350 to £28,500,000.
There are 2,859 properties in Cowbridge with 3,448 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Cowbridge is £282,500, compared to an average of £334,521.
Cowbridge has 1,744 detached properties, 602 semi-detached properties, 252 terraced properties, 132 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Cowbridge have risen by 393.6% from £105,662 in 1995 to £521,584 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Cowbridge by number of properties include Westgate, Eastgate, Broadway, St James Road, Heol Cae Pwll.
Cowbridge is located in The Vale Of Glamorgan, in the The Vale Of Glamorgan district.