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House prices in Isle of Anglesey
Average house price in Isle of Anglesey: £236,308 (August 2026)
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| Change in one month | +0.6% |
|---|---|
| Change in twelve months | -0.4% |
| Detached | £324,232 (-0.6% in twelve months) |
| Semi-detached | £208,964 (-0.1% in twelve months) |
| Terraced | £165,712 (0.0% in twelve months) |
| Flat | £140,634 (-3.9% in twelve months) |
| First-time buyers | £194,158 |
| Former owner-occupiers | £277,900 |
| Cash buyers | £250,049 |
| Mortgage buyers | £224,451 |
| Homes sold | 35 |
|---|---|
| New-build average price | £219,244 |
| Existing home average price | £240,435 |
| Cash and mortgage sales | 8 cash, 14 mortgage |
Sales figures lag prices by about two months while HM Land Registry registers the transactions.
Source: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, updated monthly.
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Transport links
Anglesey is connected to mainland Wales via the A55 expressway across the Britannia Bridge. The North Wales Coast Line runs to Holyhead, the principal railway station. A direct train from Holyhead to London takes approximately 4 hours. The crow-flies distance to London is roughly 240 miles. Holyhead is a major ferry port with services to Dublin and Dublin Port in Ireland. The nearest major airport is on the mainland at Liverpool John Lennon.
Living in Isle of Anglesey
The Isle of Anglesey, known in Welsh as Ynys Môn, lies off the north-west coast of Wales. The county covers 275 square miles. Almost the whole of its 125-mile coastline is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Anglesey Coastal Path follows it for 124 miles. The island's Welsh motto, Môn Mam Cymru, means "Anglesey, Mother of Wales", a name Gerald of Wales gave it for its farming. Two bridges cross the Menai Strait to the mainland: the Britannia Bridge and Thomas Telford's Menai Suspension Bridge, completed in 1826 and listed at Grade I. Before the suspension bridge opened, cattle bound for mainland markets were driven into the water to swim the strait.
Holyhead, on Holy Island, is the largest town. Its Welsh name, Caergybi, means Cybi's fort. Ferries sail from its port to Dublin and its breakwater, about 1.75 miles long, is the longest in the United Kingdom. Nearby, South Stack lighthouse, completed in 1809, stands on a small island beside the RSPB's South Stack Cliffs reserve, where puffins, razorbills and guillemots breed.
Beaumaris grew up around the castle that Edward I began in 1295. The castle was never completed; it is now part of a World Heritage Site managed by Cadw. The town's name comes from the Norman-French for "fair marsh" and it has a pier that opened in 1846. Menai Bridge, known in Welsh as Porthaethwy, overlooks the strait beside Telford's bridge, just over the water from Bangor. Its Belgian Promenade was built between 1914 and 1916 by Belgian refugees in gratitude for the town's hospitality. Llangefni, the county town, is home to Oriel Môn, whose collections include work by Charles Tunnicliffe. Amlwch, on the north coast, grew beside Parys Mountain, once the biggest copper mine in the world. Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, next to the Britannia Bridge, has the longest place name in the United Kingdom.
Newborough Warren is a large dune and beach system with the tidal island of Llanddwyn at its edge; about half is conifer plantation and the rest is a national nature reserve. Plas Newydd, a National Trust house on the north bank of the Menai Strait, has gardens with views over the strait to Snowdonia.
The island's coast, wildlife and history explain why many people choose to make their home on Anglesey.
Schools in Isle of Anglesey
The Isle of Anglesey has no primary, secondary, independent or special schools to describe in this section. It also has no further education colleges to describe. Families considering a move and owners preparing to sell will want to confirm school provision directly with the local council before making any decisions. Anyone who needs education close to home should check what is available and how far it is from the property they have in mind.
Areas near Isle of Anglesey
Isle of Anglesey is part of Wales.