Kerry, Powys
Key facts
Kerry is a UK electoral ward in Powys. Kerry is a quiet rural neighbourhood in mid-Wales where crime rates are low and the air is clean.
About Kerry
Kerry is a quiet rural neighbourhood in mid-Wales where crime rates are low and the air is clean. You'll find good road links to nearby towns, though public transport is limited here.
House prices are below those in several neighbouring neighbourhoods. Detached homes average £283,000, and rents are affordable too — you can find a one-bed from around £450 a month.
The neighbourhood has two schools, including a state-funded primary. If you need a wider choice of schools, Newtown is a short drive away.
You won't find many daily amenities within Kerry itself, so most residents head to nearby towns for supermarkets, healthcare, and banking. That said, your overall living costs sit below the UK average, thanks to lower council tax and transport costs.
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