Tucked away just north of Bridgend town centre, Coity is a charming Welsh village with deep historical roots and a strong sense of community. Popular with families, commuters and retirees alike, Coity blends village character with modern convenience thanks to its close links to the M4 and nearby amenities.
Whether you’re looking to buy, rent, or invest, Coity has a lot to offer. In this guide, we explore the lifestyle, housing and local highlights that make this village such an appealing place to live.
Where is Coity?
Coity sits just over a mile north-east of Bridgend town centre. It’s part of the Bridgend County Borough and benefits from excellent road links, including quick access to the M4 motorway at Junction 36.
Despite its proximity to town, Coity retains a quiet, semi-rural feel. It borders areas like Litchard, Brackla, and the large Coity Parc residential development, offering a mix of historic and modern homes.
Why choose Coity?
A village with heritage
Coity Castle is one of the standout features of the village. Dating back to the 12th century, the castle ruins offer a picturesque focal point and a glimpse into the area’s rich history. The village centre also has traditional stone cottages, a local church, and mature trees lining its lanes.
Easy access to Bridgend and beyond
Living in Coity means you can enjoy a peaceful setting without being far from daily essentials:
- 5 minutes to Bridgend town centre
- Quick drive to retail parks, supermarkets and schools
- M4 access for commuting to Cardiff, Swansea or the Valleys
- Bridgend train station is around 10 minutes away by car
Family-friendly living
Coity is popular with families thanks to its quiet streets, green spaces and access to well-rated schools. There are also play areas, cycle routes, and open fields within walking distance.
Property types in Coity
Coity offers a wide variety of homes to suit different lifestyles:
- Traditional cottages and stone terraces near the village centre
- Modern estates and new builds in Parc Derwen and surrounding areas
- Detached family homes with gardens and driveways
- Starter homes and townhouses ideal for first-time buyers or downsizers
The mix of old and new makes Coity one of the more architecturally diverse parts of Bridgend.
House prices and rental market
As of 2025, Coity remains competitively priced while offering strong potential for growth due to its location and popularity.
- Average house price: ~£190,000 (Zoopla, 2025)
- 2-bed terrace or townhouse: £170,000–£190,000
- 3-bed semi or new-build: £200,000–£230,000
- 4-bed detached: £240,000–£270,000
Rental prices:
- 2-bed: £750–£850/month
- 3-bed: £850–£950/month
- 4-bed: £1000+
Schools and education
Families in Coity have access to a range of local schools, including:
- Coity Primary School (well-regarded and located in the village)
- Litchard Primary School and Brackla Primary School (nearby)
- Brynteg Comprehensive School for secondary education
There are also local nurseries and access to Welsh-medium education in the wider Bridgend area.
Amenities and local life
While Coity itself is mostly residential, it’s well placed for local facilities:
- Short drive to McArthurGlen Designer Outlet
- Retail parks with supermarkets, gyms and restaurants nearby
- Bridgend town centre offers high street shopping, banking and services
- Green space, parks, and family walks close by
The village also holds occasional local events and community initiatives, fostering a friendly, neighbourly feel.
Investing in Coity
Coity is a smart choice for landlords looking to invest in a high-demand, low-void area. Its appeal to families, professionals and downsizers means steady rental yields and strong occupancy.
New-build homes in Parc Derwen continue to attract high-quality tenants, while older properties offer value-add potential for refurbishment.
Why work with Hunters Bridgend?
At Hunters Bridgend, we understand the local market across Coity and the surrounding areas. Whether you’re buying your dream home, letting a property or selling up, our expert team can help you every step of the way.
- Trusted, local estate agency team
- Personal, transparent service
- Sales, lettings and property management expertise
- Tailored advice to help you make the right move
Ready to explore Coity? Book a free valuation or get in touch with Hunters Bridgend today
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Our Bridgend branch is just a short distance from Coity and staffed by agents who know the area inside out. From historic cottages to modern new-builds, we can help you find the perfect fit or sell with confidence.
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