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Latest house prices for Barry

Details of 36,741 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
21/11/2025 Details... £230,000 9 Cardiff Road, Barry, CF63 2QY Details...
19/11/2025 Details... £560,000 11 Clos Y Fulfran, Barry, CF62 5DG Details...
19/11/2025 Details... £225,000 1 Baird Rise, Barry, CF62 7UG Details...
19/11/2025 Details... £170,000 21 Carew Close, Barry, CF62 9EH Details...
17/11/2025 Details... £169,000 12 Evelyn Street, Barry, CF63 4EN Details...
14/11/2025 Details... £410,000 224 Railway Road, Rhoose, Barry, CF62 3FG Details...
11/11/2025 Details... £590,000 Hawthorns, Highlight Lane, Barry, CF62 8AA Details...
10/11/2025 Details... £230,000 9 Amherst Crescent, Barry, CF62 5UP Details...
07/11/2025 Details... £385,000 32 Heol Y Dryw, Rhoose, Barry, CF62 3LR Details...
06/11/2025 Details... £167,000 Flat 32, Glan Y Mor, Y Rhodfa, Barry, CF63 4BB Details...
03/11/2025 Details... £170,000 19 Cross Street, Barry, CF63 4LU Details...
31/10/2025 Details... £790,000 Tanglewood, , Penmark, Barry, CF62 3BP Details...
31/10/2025 Details... £377,000 77 Hinchsliff Avenue, Barry, CF62 9US Details...
31/10/2025 Details... £185,000 45 Hywel Crescent, Barry, CF63 1DL Details...
31/10/2025 Details... £133,000 13 Michaelston Close, Barry, CF63 1SG Details...
31/10/2025 Details... £185,000 21 Henry Street, Barry, CF63 2RD Details...
30/10/2025 Details... £330,000 Apartment 3, West Hall, , West Aberthaw, Barry, CF62 4JA Details...
29/10/2025 Details... £755,000 108 Fontygary Road, Rhoose, Barry, CF62 3DU Details...
29/10/2025 Details... £265,000 28 Princes Street, Barry, CF62 7EJ Details...
29/10/2025 Details... £194,000 19 Borough Avenue, Barry, CF62 9UW Details...
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Barry is a charming town located in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. It is situated on the coast of the Bristol Channel and houses a population of just over 50,000 people. The town has a rich history that dates back to prehistoric times and its name originates from Saint Baruc, a Welsh saint who is said to have lived in the area during the sixth century. Today, Barry offers residents and visitors an array of amenities and attractions such as Porthkerry Country Park, an abundance of local shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as excellent transport links connecting to nearby cities like Cardiff. If you're considering moving to Barry or visiting for an extended period of time, you'll be greeted with friendly locals and a picture-perfect coastal setting that's hard not to fall in love with.