Sometimes the only way to get the postcode that you desire or the location that makes your heart sing is to take on a renovation. If the place you want to call home comes with a higher than average price tag then buying a wreck or a rundown abode might be the only way to get a foot inside a sought-after location. Arguably the vibrant market town of Abergavenny could slot into that category.
This popular market town, which is now considered one of Wales' best food and drink hubs and a 'must-do' destination for foodies, has been judged to be the best place to live in Wales in 2024 by The Sunday Times, who produce an annual UK list based on a range of lifestyle criteria. The judges were most impressed with the people of the town as much as the location, saying: "Few locations in the UK are as friendly, practical and picturesque as this friendly market town on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here .
READ MORE: Epic renovation of derelict Welsh barn that is now unrecognisable "There has been a market here since the 13th century and food remains a strong point, with the Abergavenny Food Festival celebrating its 25th anniversary last year. Community spirit is off the charts and there’s a strong and varied sporting scene." Find out the other six Welsh locations made the UK list here .
It's not a surprise then to discover that the town's average house price according to Righ.
