Living in Raglan
Nestled in the heart of Sir Fynwy, Raglan is a picturesque village that boasts a rich historical tapestry. Known for its stunning Raglan Castle, a 15th-century fortress that draws history enthusiasts and tourists alike, the village is a testament to medieval architecture and heritage. The castle, surrounded by beautiful countryside, offers a glimpse into the past while serving as a focal point for local events and festivals. The village's character is defined by its scenic landscapes, with rolling hills and lush greenery providing a tranquil backdrop for daily life.
Economically, Raglan thrives on its close-knit community and local businesses, including quaint shops, cafes, and artisan markets. The economy benefits from both tourism and the support of surrounding agricultural activities, allowing for a blend of modern living and traditional rural charm. With a crime rate that is 100% below the national average and a very low flood risk, Raglan is not only beautiful but also a safe place to call home.
£295,000
Above the Monmouthshire average but offers great value for the area.
100% below national average
A remarkably safe environment for families and individuals.
1,200
A small but vibrant community with a strong local identity.
15 miles to Newport
Easily accessible for commuters while retaining a village feel.
What's happening in Raglan
Welsh homes can keep wasps away from gardens for weeks with 1 spray
Banishing wasps doesn't have to be a time-consuming job, in fact, all it takes is spraying one common oil onto your garden furniture to…
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Man found dead in Cardiff garden
Ihor Loish has been described as a 'much-loved' young man
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“We’ve been fully booked every evening” as historic pub enjoys huge first week
The Lower New Inn, Pontypool, celebrates a successful first week under new owners with fully booked evenings, £7 community lunch, and a…
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Lifeboat crew launched after reports of a yacht drifting under Prince of Wales Bridge
A lifeboat crew was called out to investigate a drifting yacht under the Prince of Wales Bridge earlier this week.
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Trethomas Bluebirds celebrate first win of the season against Afan Lido
Trethomas Bluebirds have secured their first three points of the season in an emphatic 5-2 victory over Afan Lido in the Cymru South.
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Caerphilly Cheese Festival returns this weekend
The annual Caerphilly Cheese Festival returns to the town centre this weekend, bringing two days of food, live music, and family…
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