Area Overview for NP19 7RF

The River Usk, south of Caerleon in NP19 7RF
The far end of Lundy Drive, St Julians, Newport in NP19 7RF
Baptist Church, St Julians in NP19 7RF
M4 Motorway - Beaufort Road overbridge, Newport in NP19 7RF
St Julians Baptist Church hall in NP19 7RF
Unnamed connecting road from Constable Drive to Beaufort Road, Newport in NP19 7RF
The River Usk, looking downstream in NP19 7RF
St Julians Baptist,Newport in NP19 7RF
St Julius the Martyr, Newport in NP19 7RF
Beaufort Road, Newport in NP19 7RF
Monmouth Drive,Newport in NP19 7RF
Munnings Drive, St Julians, Newport in NP19 7RF
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Area Information

Living in NP19 7RF offers a defined residential experience within a small, concentrated cluster covering just 1.5 hectares. This specific postcode area contains a population of 1,594 residents, creating a close-knit community feel that remains distinct from the wider Caerleon or Newport urban sprawl. The density here is notably high, recorded at 103,440 people per square kilometre, which suggests a tight grouping of properties despite the limited geographical footprint. Prospective buyers should understand that this is a well-established postcode rather than a generic address, situated firmly within Wales. The area caters primarily to individuals and families seeking stability, supported by a predominantly white demographic and a mature population profile. Daily life revolves around this compact nucleus, where neighbours are likely familiar with one another. The size of the area means that journeys to key destinations are short, yet the specific nature of NP19 7RF ensures you do not lose the sense of a local neighbourhood amidst the larger town. When considering homes in NP19 7RF, you are choosing a precise location with a rich history of residence. This postcode represents a solid, established part of the local fabric, ideal for those who value a clear sense of place and established community boundaries over rapid urban expansion.

Area Type
Postcode
Area Size
1.5 hectares
Population
1594
Population Density
4915 people/km²

The property market in NP19 7RF is defined by established ownership and traditional housing stock. With 76% of residents owning their homes, this is clearly an owner-occupied borough rather than a rental hub. This statistic signals a stable market where properties change hands less frequently, which can protect values but may reduce immediate supply. The accommodation type throughout the postcode consists of houses. This means you will not find high-rise flats or semi-detached blocks for sale here; instead, the focus is on standalone or terraced houses suited for families or retirees. When looking for homes in NP19 7RF, expect a range of sizes within the house category, catering to different stages of adult life given the median age of 47. The high density of 103,440 people per square kilometre within the 1.5-hectare area indicates a compact built environment with limited green space between properties. Buyers looking at this specific postcode should focus on value and condition, as the market is driven by local demand for these specific house types. The predominance of ownership suggests that service prices and local improvements likely benefit from direct resident investment rather than speculative development.

House Prices in NP19 7RF

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Energy Efficiency in NP19 7RF

Residents of NP19 7RF enjoy practical access to a variety of shops, trains, and ferry services within a short distance. Local shopping needs are met by five prominent retailers on your doorstep, including Spar, Tesco Caerleon, and Asda Casnewydd. These supermarkets provide everything from daily groceries to household essentials, eliminating the need for long travel to Cardiff town centre for routine purchases. Transport links are equally convenient, with five rail stations nearby to facilitate commuter travel. You can walk to or take a short drive to Newport Railway Station, Pye Corner Railway Station, and Rogerstone Railway Station to connect with networks across Wales and beyond. For those who prefer sea travel, the Newport Ferry Terminal is also within practical reach, offering additional routing options. Combining these amenities creates a lifestyle where daily errands and leisure trips are manageable without extensive planning. The proximity to these specific venues means you can spend your weekends shopping or commuting comfortably. Living in NP19 7RF places you in a position to utilise these facilities effortlessly, balancing the convenience of town life with the residential peace of your postcode.

Amenities

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Demographics

The community in NP19 7RF is characterised by a stable, mature demographic profile. The median age of residents is 47 years, indicating that the area is heavily populated by adults between the ages of 30 and 64. This age distribution suggests a neighbourhood where many residents are past their early career stages and likely have settled into long-term homes. Home ownership stands as a defining feature of this community, with 76% of households owning their property outright or with a mortgage. This high rate of ownership contrasts sharply with rental-heavy areas, pointing to residents who have made a permanent commitment to their local addresses. The accommodation type within NP19 7RF consists almost entirely of houses, reflecting the preferences of this older, established population. While the predominant ethnic group is white, the community benefits from this stable structure. The lack of young families or students as a major demographic means the area avoids the noise and transient nature often found in university zones. Instead, you find an environment where quiet and reliability are paramount. This demographic makeup shapes the local culture, favouring family-oriented activities and robust social networks built over decades of residency.

Household Size

Family (3-5 people)
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

76
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

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most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

29
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the demographic profile of residents in NP19 7RF?
The area has a median age of 47, meaning most people live here between 30 and 64 years old. Home ownership is very high at 76%, and the dwellings are almost exclusively houses. This creates a stable, adult-focused neighbourhood rather than a family or student enclave.
Is there reliable internet and mobile signal in NP19 7RF?
Yes. The fixed broadband score is 100, which is the maximum possible rating for excellent quality. Mobile coverage also scores 85, ensuring strong mobile data and call performance throughout the homes in the postcode.
Are there significant flood or environmental risks in this area?
There are no major environmental risks. The flood risk score is low at 6.6, and the area has no protected woodlands, nature reserves, or wetlands. All planning constraint assessments pass with scores indicating no restrictions on development.
What local amenities are available to residents of NP19 7RF?
You have access to five retail options such as Spar and Asda Casnewydd. Transport is convenient with five rail stations nearby, including Newport and Pye Corner Railway Stations, plus the Newport Ferry Terminal. These amenities are all within practical reach.

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