# Flint Property Market Summary
Flint, located in Flintshire, North Wales, presents an affordable entry point into the property market with an average price of £127,152 across 3,418 properties. The town has experienced notable growth over recent years, with average prices rising from £169,511 in 2017 to peak at £214,979 in 2024 – representing approximately 27% growth over seven years. This steady appreciation demonstrates Flint's increasing appeal, though the market has shown some cooling in 2025, with prices settling around £198,290 based on limited early data.
The property market here has maintained consistent transaction volumes, typically seeing between 210-312 sales annually during 2017-2022, though activity has moderated somewhat in recent years. The 2023 figures showing £214,560 across 130 sales suggest the market remained resilient despite broader economic headwinds. Flint's positioning along the North Wales coast, combined with its relative affordability compared to nearby Chester and North West England locations, makes it particularly attractive to first-time buyers and those seeking value. The town benefits from good transport links, including direct rail connections to Chester and beyond, enhancing its appeal as a commuter location whilst maintaining significantly lower property prices than many comparable areas.
The average house price in Flint, Flintshire is £127,152. Prices range from £3,000 to £2,755,000.
There are 3,418 properties in Flint with 4,103 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Flint is £108,625, compared to an average of £127,152.
Flint has 1,467 semi-detached properties, 1,150 detached properties, 710 terraced properties, 74 other properties.
Average house prices in Flint have risen by 224.3% from £42,548 in 1995 to £138,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Flint by number of properties include Chester Road, Northop Road, Ffordd Dewi, Llys Curig, Windsor Drive.
Flint is located in Flintshire, in the Flintshire district.