Bridgend, Wales

The typical property in CF31

CF31 is central Bridgend, mixed Victorian terraces and significant newer estate development with strong M4 access.

Area summary

CF31 sits in Bridgend County Borough Council. The outcode covers central Bridgend and the immediate residential streets. Bridgend has a small market town centre with a conservation area covering parts of the historic core. Housing is mixed: Victorian and Edwardian terraces in the older streets, 1930s and postwar semis, postwar council estates, and significant newer estate development.

Bridgend station sits on the South Wales Main Line and provides services to Cardiff, Swansea and London Paddington. The M4 at junctions 35 and 36 provides motorway access. The Bridgend Designer Outlet is a major retail destination.

Employment patterns include the Ford Bridgend engine plant (which closed in 2020 and is being redeveloped), the Princess of Wales Hospital, commuting into Cardiff and Swansea.

Bridgend Council operates only mandatory HMO licensing. Welsh landlord regulation (Rent Smart Wales) applies.

What the data shows

Average sold
£248,500
From 21 sales
Median sold
£135,000
Dominant stock
flat-maisonette
Full data for CF31

Researched facts

  • The Ford Bridgend engine plant closed in 2020, source
  • Bridgend station is on the South Wales Main Line, source
  • The Princess of Wales Hospital is operated by Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board, source

Buyer notes

  • Ford site redevelopment is ongoing
  • M4 access at junctions 35 and 36 is a value driver
  • Welsh tenancy regulation differs from England

The full CF31 data page

Sold price history, crime totals, EPC distribution, council tax bands and more, pulled live from HM Land Registry, Police UK and the EPC Register.

CF31 property data

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