Area Guide

Cardigan

Cardigan: A Charming Coastal Town with Rich Heritage

Living in Cardigan

Nestled in the heart of Sir Ceredigion, Cardigan is a picturesque town that beautifully marries history with a vibrant modern community. Known for its stunning coastline and historical significance, Cardigan is the birthplace of the Eisteddfod, a festival celebrating Welsh culture and language. The town boasts a rich tapestry of narratives, from its medieval castle to the bustling quayside, all of which reflect its deep-rooted connection to the sea and its resilient community.

With a thriving local economy supported by tourism, arts, and crafts, Cardigan has become a hub for creative individuals and families. The low crime rate, reported at an astonishing 93% below the national average, makes it a safe haven for residents. Moreover, the very low flood risk ensures peace of mind for those looking to settle in this charming area.

£195,000

Affordable compared to many UK towns, attracting new buyers.

93% below national average

One of the safest towns in Wales, ensuring a secure living environment.

4,000 residents

A small yet vibrant community with a welcoming atmosphere.

Over 30 local groups

Promoting arts, culture, and social activities for residents.

Market Data

Property market in Cardigan

£253kAverage Price
£225kMedian Price
154Homes Sold (12 months)
DetachedMost Common Type
↓ 9.1%Annual Price Change

Land Registry Price Paid Data — 154 transactions · Aug 2025 – Aug 2026

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