Postcode Analysis Swansea, Wales

MAES Y WAWR, SA7 0HL House Prices & Local Information

Comprehensive demographic deep-dive and infrastructure audit for MAES Y WAWR, SA7 0HL.

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Population

433

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Avg Age

32

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Avg Income

£ 44,400 /yr

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Employed

58%

Neighbourhood Index

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Score 1–10 — how this postcode ranks nationally (10 = top 10%)

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Index Insight: SA7 0HL is ranked in the top 20% nationally for affluence, indicating a high-income demographic. It scores highly on the family-friendly index, suggesting a strong presence of family households and good proximity to schools. The area also shows excellent employment metrics, indicating a highly economically active population.

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9/10
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10/10
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1/10
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10/10
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1/10
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8/10
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3/10
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6/10
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10/10
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Area Character

No single demographic signal dominates SA7 0HL — age 32, 78% ownership, 15% private renting: a mixed-tenure, multi-generational community. £251k prices and low crime put this mixed postcode in the more desirable bracket. Property prices are trending up 15.0% year-on-year.

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verifiedPublished by PostcodeInfo.uk · · Sources: ONS Census 2021, police.uk, Land Registry

SA7 0HL is an accessible, working-class neighbourhood on Maes Y Wawr, 0.7km from Fran, Felin in Swansea. Administratively it sits within Llansamlet ward and the Swansea East constituency.

This is a strong family neighbourhood — a diverse rural area with a mix of families, workers and retirees. The daytime character shifts — white, female workforce with low qualifications, working locally. An average age of 32 points to a young professional and early-career population — ambitious, mobile, and predominantly renting. 78% of properties are owner-occupied — a strong indicator of neighbourhood stability and long-term community investment. Employment levels are high (45% in full-time work) — a well-connected, economically active community.

Safety: Crime rates are low here at 11 incidents per 1,000 residents — well below average and reassuring for families. Property: Average house prices are around £251k, up 15.0% year-on-year. The Index of Multiple Deprivation places this area in the most deprived 20% nationally — this often means more affordable prices and active local authority investment, but also fewer amenities and higher benefit dependency.

Census 2021 statistics for SA7 0HL are sourced from Output Area W00010249 (shared with 6 postcodes in this micro-neighbourhood). Property prices come from HM Land Registry.

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Demographic Deep-Dive

The Census 2021 data below shows the full population breakdown for SA7 0HL. The average age is 32.3. Figures are sourced from the Office for National Statistics and cover ethnicity, age, religion, education, occupation, housing tenure, and more.

Ethnicity Profile

White / British96.6%
Asian / British Asian2.1%
Black / African / Caribbean0.0%
Other / Mixed1.4%

Economic Activity

58%Active
FT: 45%
Unemployed: 0%
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Community Makeup: A balanced, mature neighborhood. The average age points to a solid foundation of mid-career individuals.

home Property Prices by Type

Semi-Detached

£ 173,084

12 sales · Mean £ 186,888

Terraced

£ 148,000

4 sales · Mean £ 170,000

Detached

£ 228,000

13 sales · Mean £ 220,307

gavel Crime Overview 12 Months (up to 2026-02)

SA7 0HL has low crime rates — 11 incidents per 1,000 residents. The most reported categories are violence and sexual offences and public order. Commercial streets and transport hubs naturally generate more incidents than quiet residential roads.

Violence and sexual offences8
Public order4
Anti-social behaviour3
Other theft2
Other crime1

train Transport Links

Train Stations

  • Llansamlet1.8 km
  • Skewen3.6 km
  • Neath6.1 km

Bus Stops

  • Herbert Thomas Way0.4 km
  • Herbert Thomas Way0.4 km