House Prices in Brecon
£260,000
Average
£400,000
Detached
£260,000
Semi-Detached
£210,000
Terraced
£155,000
Flat
Based on recent Land Registry sold price data. Actual prices vary by street and condition.
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About Brecon
Brecon offers stunning National Park living at affordable prices. The town attracts outdoor enthusiasts, retirees, and remote workers. Property prices are very low by UK standards. The town has a genuine community atmosphere.
Lifestyle & Things to Do
Brecon is a historic market town at the gateway to the Brecon Beacons (now Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park. The cathedral, canal basin, and Theatr Brycheiniog provide culture. The Brecon Jazz Festival is internationally known. Outstanding walking and outdoor activities.
Transport & Commuting
Brecon has no railway station. The A470 connects to Cardiff (60 minutes) and the A40 to Abergavenny (20 minutes). Public transport is limited; a car is essential.
Train to London
N/A - nearest station Abergavenny
Nearest Motorway
A470, A40
Schools & Education
Top Schools
- Brecon High School
- Christ College
- Mount Street Junior School
Healthcare
Best Areas to Live in Brecon
Town Centre
Llanfaes
The Struet
Property Buying Tips for Brecon
The town centre has Georgian townhouses. Llanfaes has family homes across the bridge. The Struet has character cottages. Surrounding villages like Sennybridge and Libanus offer rural living.
Local Authority
Council
Powys County Council
Council Tax
£1,720 (Band D)
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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright 2026. Licensed under OGL v3.0. Price data is indicative and based on recent transactions.