# Welshpool Property Market Summary
Welshpool's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices fluctuating considerably over recent years. The current average price of £181,045 appears surprisingly modest compared to recent annual figures, suggesting this represents a broader historical average across all 3,832 properties. The market experienced significant growth from 2017 to 2021, with average prices peaking at £396,851 in 2021 during the post-pandemic property boom. Since then, the market has remained relatively elevated, with 2023 reaching £388,752, though 2024 showed some cooling to £304,777 before recovering to £335,998 in early 2025.
This Mid Wales market town shows typical characteristics of a rural property market, with transaction volumes ranging between 150-256 sales annually. The dramatic spike to £557,500 in 2026 (based on just 4 sales) should be interpreted cautiously due to the small sample size. Welshpool's property market reflects its position as a key town on the Welsh-English border, offering buyers a combination of accessibility and rural character. The market's resilience through various economic cycles demonstrates sustained demand, though buyers should note the considerable year-on-year price variations when timing their purchases.
The average house price in Welshpool, Powys is £181,045. Prices range from £1,000 to £7,284,000.
There are 3,832 properties in Welshpool with 4,678 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Welshpool is £132,500, compared to an average of £181,045.
Welshpool has 1,962 detached properties, 911 semi-detached properties, 629 terraced properties, 284 other properties.
Average house prices in Welshpool have risen by 1057.8% from £48,150 in 1995 to £557,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Welshpool by number of properties include Little Henfaes Drive, Brookfield Road, Gungrog Hill, Parc Caradog, High Street.
Welshpool is located in Powys, in the Powys district.