“There’s a reason why Narberth has featured in The Sunday Times’ ‘best places to live in the UK’ articles. It is a delightful town with bags of appeal for all types of homebuyers. Its stunning surroundings and affordable properties make it an ideal place to call home. Our John Francis branch is conveniently located in the town centre and our specialist team is ready and waiting to help you with all of your property needs.” says South Wales Divisional Managing Director, Simon Old.
Is Narberth a nice place to live?
Narberth is a charming and picturesque town in Pembrokeshire, Wales that offers a wonderful quality of life. The historic town centre features quaint shops, cafes, and pubs housed in colourful Georgian and Edwardian buildings. Narberth is surrounded by beautiful countryside, with nearby attractions including Narberth Castle, Oakwood Theme Park, and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its rugged cliffs and sandy beaches. The town has a strong sense of community with regular events like the Narberth Food Festival and the Narberth Civic Week summer carnival. With good schools and transport links, Narberth is an idyllic place to put down roots and enjoy a high standard of living in a picturesque corner of Wales.
Is Narbeth expensive?
At the time of writing, the average cost of a home in Narberth is currently £271,195* which makes it slightly more expensive than Wales’ average. However, it is still significantly more affordable than the rest of the UK as a whole, which currently has an average house price of £373,000*
Where are the best places to live in Narberth?
1. The High Street
One of the most sought-after areas in Narberth is the High Street. Lined with quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants, including The Angel restaurant and Rock’n’Dough Bakehouse, this bustling area offers a blend of convenience and charm. Living on the High Street means you are at the heart of Narberth's vibrant community, with easy access to local amenities and events.
2. Llawhaden
For those seeking a more tranquil setting, Llawhaden provides a peaceful residential area overlooking the ruins of Llawhaden Castle. This picturesque neighbourhood offers stunning views of the countryside and the castle, creating a serene and idyllic retreat for residents. With green spaces nearby and a sense of history in the air, Llawhaden appeals to those who value quiet surroundings and natural beauty.
3. Bloomfield
Bloomfield is a highly desirable residential area in Narberth, known for its well-maintained properties and family-friendly atmosphere. With tree-lined streets and proximity to the town centre and beyond, Bloomfield offers a safe and welcoming environment for residents of all ages. The proximity to schools, parks, and local amenities, such as Bloomfield Community Centre, makes Bloomfield an ideal location for families looking for a nurturing and supportive neighbourhood.
4. Crinow
Located just over a mile from Narberth is the village of Crinow. This quiet parish is ideal for those looking to escape busy town centres and settle down in a peaceful, yet well-connected, village. Crinow’s proximity to Narberth train station adds to its appeal for commuters who can take advantage of its direct links with Swansea and Cardiff.
Which area is right for you?
Narberth offers a diverse range of residential areas, each with its own unique charm and appeal. Whether you prefer the hustle and bustle of the town centre or the tranquillity of the countryside, Narberth has something for everyone. Explore these best areas to live in Narberth to find the perfect spot that suits your lifestyle and preferences, and embark on a new chapter in this delightful Welsh town.
