‌This enduring appeal comes as more buyers look to seaside towns while travellers continue to choose UK-based breaks over trips abroad, according to Schofields Insurance. Official census data further underlines the scale of this sector, showing approximately 70,000 holiday homes across England and Wales. While Llandudno captures the spotlight in North Wales, property values in other prime seaside areas reflect the high premium buyers are willing to pay for coastal living. ‌He added: "At the same time, property values in some seaside towns have softened slightly, which may create opportunity for buyers. "However, coastal homes come with unique considerations such as exposure to extreme weather, higher guest turnover and periods when the property is unoccupied.

Source: Daily Mirror February 28, 2026 22:45 UTC