# Holyhead Property Market Summary
Holyhead, the principal port town on Holy Island off Anglesey's coast, presents an affordable entry point into the North Wales property market with an average property price of £129,804 across 6,332 properties. However, this figure masks significant price appreciation in recent years. The market has demonstrated remarkable growth, with average prices climbing from £154,544 in 2016 to £235,275 in 2024 – representing a 52% increase over eight years. The market peaked in 2022 at £255,604 during the post-pandemic property boom, though prices have moderated slightly since, settling around £230,000-£235,000 in recent years.
The town's property market has shown consistent transaction volumes, typically ranging between 300-400 sales annually, with a notable surge to 488 sales in 2021 reflecting heightened buyer activity during the pandemic period. Holyhead's appeal lies in its strategic position as the main ferry gateway to Ireland, its coastal location, and relative affordability compared to mainland Welsh and English markets. The town offers a mix of Victorian terraces, modern developments, and maritime properties, attracting both local buyers and those seeking second homes or investment opportunities in this working port community.
The average house price in Holyhead, Isle Of Anglesey is £129,804. Prices range from £250 to £3,600,000.
There are 6,332 properties in Holyhead with 7,596 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Holyhead is £95,000, compared to an average of £129,804.
Holyhead has 2,587 detached properties, 1,937 terraced properties, 1,349 semi-detached properties, 252 other properties.
Average house prices in Holyhead have risen by 467.7% from £40,584 in 1995 to £230,395 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Holyhead by number of properties include London Road, Lon St Ffraid, Parc Tyddyn Bach, Ravenspoint Road, Lon Isallt.
Holyhead is located in Isle Of Anglesey, in the Isle Of Anglesey district.