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    Discover the Best of Living in NP10

    If you’re looking for a home with good connections, green spaces and a choice of established and modern neighbourhoods, NP10 is an area worth exploring. Located to the west of Newport, the postcode covers Rogerstone, Bassaleg, Duffryn, and several surrounding communities. It’s a part of Newport that offers plenty of variety. Rogerstone combines established residential streets with newer family developments, while Bassaleg has a village atmosphere and attractive surroundings. Duffryn offers a mixture of residential neighbourhoods, including more modern housing developments, and convenient access to Newport and Cardiff. With the M4 nearby and railway connections available from Rogerstone and Pye Corner, NP10 is particularly practical for people travelling around South Wales.

    Local Highlights

    Local Highlights

    Fourteen Locks Canal Centre: One of Newport’s best-known historic attractions, featuring a remarkable flight of canal locks and scenic walking routes.
    Rogerstone: A popular residential area offering local amenities, green spaces and a mixture of traditional and modern housing.
    Bassaleg: Known for its village character, historic church and established residential neighbourhoods.
    Tredegar House: Located nearby, this impressive National Trust property offers beautiful parkland, gardens and opportunities to explore local history.
    Jubilee Park: A modern residential development in Rogerstone, featuring contemporary family homes and landscaped surroundings.

    Schools & Education

    Schools & Education

    Families moving to NP10 have access to a range of schools, including:

    • Rogerstone Primary School
    • High Cross Primary School
    • Mount Pleasant Primary School
    • Bassaleg School

    Additional primary and secondary education options are available throughout Newport.

    Transport & Connections

    Transport & Connections

    By train: Rogerstone railway station provides services towards Newport and the Ebbw Vale line.
    Pye Corner: Another local railway station serving the western side of Newport.
    By car: The M4 provides convenient access towards Cardiff, Bristol and other parts of South Wales.
    By bus: Local services connect Rogerstone, Bassaleg and Duffryn with Newport city centre and surrounding communities.

    Shopping & Amenities

    Shopping & Amenities

    Rogerstone has a range of local shops, supermarkets, cafés and everyday services. Bassaleg also offers local amenities, while Newport city centre provides a wider selection of shops, restaurants and entertainment.

    Retail facilities around Duffryn and the western side of Newport provide additional convenience.

    Property in NP10

    Property in NP10

    NP10 offers a broad choice of homes. Rogerstone features traditional terraced and semi-detached properties alongside newer detached family homes. Developments such as Jubilee Park appeal to buyers looking for modern layouts, contemporary kitchens and practical family living. Bassaleg offers established properties and larger homes in a village-style setting, while Duffryn provides a mixture of housing options across different price points.

    Whether you’re a first-time buyer, moving up the property ladder or looking for somewhere with good commuter connections, NP10 has plenty to consider.

    Live Market Data in NP10

    Property Prices

    Live Market Data in NP10
    Average Property Price
    £298,892
    £297 per Square Foot
    Price change
    +4.0%
    In the last 12 months
    Price change
    +13.6%
    In the last 5 years
    263 Properties Sold
    In the last 12 months

    Property Prices By Type

    Detached

    Average price
    £388,108
    Price changeLast 12 months
    -2.0%
    % of Market
    44.1%

    Semi Detached

    Average price
    £264,335
    Price changeLast 12 months
    +3.5%
    % of Market
    31.6%

    Terraced

    Average price
    £205,271
    Price changeLast 12 months
    -1.2%
    % of Market
    18.6%

    Flats

    Average price
    £143,500
    Price changeLast 12 months
    -16.2%
    % of Market
    5.7%

    Property Prices Rental

    Average rental
    transactions per month
    17
    How much do houses let for?
    £1,182
    Per calendar month
    How much do flats let for?
    £805
    Per calendar month
    What is the average
    annual rental yield?
    5.45%
    Property Prices Rental
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    Enjoy the Best of Coastal and Community Living in CF33

    If you’re looking for somewhere with a strong community feel, convenient transport links and the coast just a short journey away, CF33 is well worth considering. Covering Pyle, Kenfig Hill, North Cornelly and surrounding communities, this part of Bridgend County Borough offers a mixture of established residential streets, traditional properties and modern family homes. It’s a location that gives residents the best of several worlds.
    Bridgend, Port Talbot and Porthcawl are all within easy reach, while the M4 provides connections towards Cardiff and Swansea. And with the beautiful Kenfig National Nature Reserve and the South Wales coastline nearby, there’s plenty to explore outside the towns and villages.