# Pembroke Property Market Summary
Pembroke presents an intriguing property market characterised by considerable volatility and an upward trajectory over recent years. With 3,059 properties and an average price of £149,368, the area offers relatively affordable housing compared to many UK markets. However, this overall average masks significant price fluctuations, with annual figures revealing a dynamic market that has experienced notable peaks and troughs since 2016.
The market has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth, particularly from 2021 onwards. After a dip during the early pandemic period, prices surged from £178,760 in 2020 to £271,151 in 2022—a substantial 52% increase. Whilst 2023 saw a modest correction to £243,037, the market has since stabilised, with 2025 figures (based on 74 sales to date) suggesting continued strength at £249,931. This recent price appreciation significantly outpaces the historic average, indicating strong demand and positioning Pembroke as an area where property values have more than doubled the long-term average in recent transactions, making it an increasingly sought-after location in the Welsh property market.
The average house price in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire is £149,368. Prices range from £2,000 to £8,125,536.
There are 3,059 properties in Pembroke with 3,569 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Pembroke is £130,000, compared to an average of £149,368.
Pembroke has 1,331 detached properties, 810 terraced properties, 647 semi-detached properties, 153 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Pembroke have risen by 441.7% from £46,139 in 1995 to £249,931 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Pembroke by number of properties include Trewent Park, Main Street, Gibbas Way, Gatehouse View, Lower Lamphey Road.
Pembroke is located in Pembrokeshire, in the Pembrokeshire district.