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Buying a house in Powys

Named after an ancient Welsh kingdom and boasting the sort of mountain landscape from which legends are born, the county of Powys in the heart of Wales is a paradise for those who love the outdoor life.

Powys is the largest county in Wales but with the smallest population, ensuring home movers seeking a quiet location will be well satisfied.



How much does an average property cost in Powys?

The average property price in Powys is £245,603.

You can find the average price per property type below:

Property typeDetachedSemi-detached TerracedFlats/Maisonettes
Average price£332,005£217,306£168,062£99,255


April 2023 property price data sourced from the Land Registry.


How much will council tax cost in Powys?

Powys County Council sets council tax rates for the city.

Residential property is allocated into one of eight council tax bands depending on their valuation. Check out which band your property is in on the government website.

For 2023-24, council tax bands in Powys are:

Tax BandCharges
Band A£1,275.59
Band B£1,488.19
Band C£1,700.79
Band D£1,913.39
Band E£2,338.59
Band F£2,763.78
Band G£3,188.98
Band H£3,826.78

Where are Powys's best home-mover destinations?

The biggest towns in Powys are Newtown, Ystradgynlais, Brecon and Welshpool, offering typical Welsh urban living.

The market towns of Llanwrtyd Wells and Llandrindod Wells in the Cambrian Mountains are charming locations.

On the border with Herefordshire is the cultural hotbed of Hay-on-Wye, renowned for its literary festival and arts and crafts.

Meanwhile, the tiny town of Crickhowell, in the Brecon Beacons, has become famous for its award-winning high street, named Britain's best in 2018, and Llanidloes is similarly hailed for its arts and crafts community.


Which council has control of schooling in Powys?

The local education authority is Powys County Council.

The website of Estyn, the education and training inspectorate for Wales, has all the information you need on schools and colleges across Powys.


Did you know?

Dolycoed Well at Llanwrtyd Wells was originally called Ffynnon Drowllyd or Stinking Spring because of its sulphurous smell. The discovery of the springs turned the town into one of the most popular Victorian spa towns before the spa fell out of favour in the mid-20th century.

Most of Brecon Beacons National Park lies within Powys, covering 519 square miles of mountain, moor, forest, pastureland, lakes and the Usk valley.



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Towns and areas within this district include:

Brecon, Builth-Wells, Caersws, Crickhowell, Hay-On-Wye, Knighton, Llanbrynmair, Llandrindod-Wells, Llanfechain, Llanfyllin, Llangammarch-Wells, Llanidloes, Llanwrtyd-Wells, Llanymynech, Machynlleth, Montgomery, Newtown, Presteigne, Rhayader, Welshpool, Ystradgynlais


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To secure this benefit a fee, already included in your quote, is taken upon on deciding to go ahead with your transaction.

Should your transaction fall through, for whatever reason, we can hold this amount on account for your next transaction or provide a refund.

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A list of those charges and explanations can be found here with details of the potential cost. These will only be charged following discussion with your conveyancer with a clear explanation of what they are for.