Flintshire vs the Rest of Wales: Who’s Winning? 🏆
House prices are on the rise across Wales in 2025 — but not all counties are performing equally. Some are seeing modest growth, while others are racing ahead. And right now, Flintshire is leading the way. Here’s why our local market is outperforming much of the country, and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Across Wales, the average home now costs around £208,000, a steady 3.6% increase year-on-year. But Flintshire isn’t just keeping up — it’s pulling ahead. The average property here has climbed to £217,115, representing a stronger 6.3% rise. 📈
So, what’s driving this outperformance?
Location & Connectivity 🚆: Flintshire sits in a prime position for professionals. With easy access to Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester, it’s ideal for those seeking a balance between city commutes and countryside living.
Strong Schools & Lifestyle 🌳: Families are drawn to Flintshire’s excellent schools, community spirit, and access to both coast and countryside. These lifestyle factors keep demand consistently high.
Hybrid Working Trends 💻: With many still working flexibly, buyers want homes with space and gardens — something Flintshire offers in abundance compared to city centres.
For sellers, this strength means opportunities to secure premium prices, especially when homes are marketed intelligently and priced to attract competition. Even as more properties come to market, well-presented and well-priced homes are selling quickly.
For buyers, the message is clear: act decisively. With values rising faster than the Welsh average, waiting could mean paying more down the line. And in a market where quality homes often draw multiple offers, being prepared and registered for alerts gives you a crucial edge.
At Keystone, our hyper-local expertise ensures that sellers maximise results, while buyers are guided through the fast-moving landscape with confidence. 🌟
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