With the average value of a home in Llanelli standing at £144,258, it's fair to say you can get a decent house for a quite reasonable price in the town, relative to some other areas of Wales.
But while, on the whole, properties in Llanelli are more modest and inexpensive than neighbouring Swansea and Carmarthen, there are some beautiful luxury homes on offer in and around the town.
And if you have a spare half a million in your bank account, they could be yours.
We've taken a closer look inside some of the most expensive homes on the market right now
And even if your bank balance is less than accommodating, it's still nice to see how the other half lives.
Old Road, Llanelli - £695,000

Boasting six bedrooms, five bathrooms, an art studio and a beverage room, it's hard to imagine this detached house is in Llanelli, only half a mile away from Park Howard.
But the real magic happens when you see what awaits you in the garden - a swimming pool, BBQ area, changing rooms and a huge decking area. The space is a hub for entertaining and wouldn't look out of place on the coast of the Miami.


The property is surrounded by security gates and stunning coastal views and estate agent John Francis has described it as a unique family home and a fantastic example of a 1970s design with its well proportioned rooms and excellent layout.
Call John Francis Llanelli on 01554 788055
Black Lion Road, Llanelli - £695,000


In the quiet village of Gorslas, this seven bedroom property is located in the popular Black Lion Road and surrounded by huge open spaced gardens of 3/4 of an acre.
The property has a self contained two bedroom annexe with separate parking area and gardens which could also be converted back to the main property.
The covered decking area also makes the property perfect for hosting with a hot tub, barbecue area and integral double garage.
Call John Francis Ammanford 01269 849501
Garn Farm, Llanelli - £665,000

Originally dating back to 1927 Garn Farm is a quaint and traditional farmhouse equipped with outbuildings dating back as early as the 17th century. The site includes a long house, bake house, cow shed, stone barn as well as dutch barns.
The property has a number of unique features such as the stone fire place and log burner and ornate wooden staricase.

The traditional farm boasts character and rustic charm and is surrounded by extensive grounds of woodland and gardens.
Contact Arkadia for more information
Cwrt Ty Gwyn, Llangennech - £650,000

Located in Llangennech between Llanelli and the M4 motorway, this grand property looks like a stately home frozen in time. The home holds five bedrooms, three reception rooms and underfloor heating.
One of the properties most impressive features is its reception entrance hall with porcelain tiled flooring, unique wooden staircase and a full view of the garden through the reception room.

The property is located in a secluded gated development which can be approached through electric gates.
Surrounding the property is open plan gardens and a small number of similar executive homes.
Call Peter Alan Gorseinon - 01792 925072
New Road, Llanelli - £599,995

Nestled behind gates and surrounded by trees, this property offers both character and privacy. The quirky home located in Stradey was built in the early 1900s on land originally owned by the Stradey Estate and lived in by three generations of family for the last century.
Now its present owner, has given the historic property a revamp, adding a modern edge to its classic character.


The house features six double bedrooms, three bathrooms, three reception rooms and is accompanied by gardens in the front and to the side there is a generous enclosed garden.
Call Dawsons Llanelli 01554 788040
Coed y Bronallt, Hendy - £598,500

Overlooking the scenic Loughor Estuary and with panoramic views stretching from Hendy to the Black Mountains, this beautiful five-bedroom property is situated at the heart of an elevated cul-de-sac just off the popular Bronallt Road.
Conveniently close to the M4, the three-storey home is surrounded by trees and shrubs and even features a laundry shoot from the family bathroom and central vacuum system.

The lower ground floor is a wine cellar and the master bedroom has a balcony seating area from the patio doors facing the eleven arches - perfect for enjoying the scenic views with a glass of Merlot.
Call John Francis Gorseinon 01792 734045
Cwmbach Road, Llanelli - £550,000


This quirky home full of character and individuality has retained many of its original features from 1937. Steeped in nostalgia the Furnace home boats oak floors, coved ceilings, exposed beams and a curved statement staircase which looks like the set of a period drama.
The land offers a sweeping driveway as well as a colourful cocktail of plants, trees, flowers which provide the property with privacy.


John Francis describe the gardens as a spectacular feature that provide colour at various times of the year and also have a summer house as well as steps that lead up to the terrace with a seating area.
Call John Francis Llanelli 01554 788055
Cae Ffynnon, Kidwelly - £525,000

Situated in the middle of Carmarthen and Llanelli, this traditional stone built property looks like it was inspired by Kidwelly Castle. But although the classic style of the building gives it a medieval feel, this property was only recently finished.
And with six double bedrooms, three storey's, high ceilings and a feature staircase this home screams more cosy home than draughty castle.


Standing on an acre of land, beautiful gardens and a natural woodland garden tenants may have to share their home with a variety of peaceful wildlife including birds and butterflies in its lush secret garden.
The rear of the garden also has a large private lawned area with stunning views.
Call 01202 066432 for more information