# Criccieth Property Market Summary
Criccieth's property market has demonstrated considerable volatility over recent years, with average prices rising substantially from £198,232 in 2016 to £328,333 in 2025 – representing a growth of approximately 66% over the period. The market experienced a notable surge during the pandemic, peaking at £348,690 in 2020, before settling back somewhat in 2021. Since then, prices have shown a generally upward trajectory, with 2025's figures suggesting renewed strength in the market despite relatively modest sales volumes.
This charming coastal town in Gwynedd, North Wales, has maintained steady transaction activity across approximately 900 properties, with annual sales typically ranging from 30 to 74 properties. The current average price of £175,288 appears to reflect the broader market mix rather than recent transaction values, which have consistently exceeded £240,000 since 2019. Criccieth's appeal as a destination combining heritage charm with scenic coastal location continues to underpin property values, particularly as buyers seek second homes and retirement properties in this historic Welsh seaside town.
The average house price in Criccieth, Gwynedd is £175,288. Prices range from £5,000 to £1,480,000.
There are 900 properties in Criccieth with 1,041 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Criccieth is £144,500, compared to an average of £175,288.
Criccieth has 395 detached properties, 250 terraced properties, 154 semi-detached properties, 51 other properties.
Average house prices in Criccieth have risen by 507.1% from £54,086 in 1995 to £328,333 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Criccieth by number of properties include High Street, Bryn Tyddyn, Gorseddfa, Penaber Estate, Porthmadog Road.
Criccieth is located in Gwynedd, in the Gwynedd district.