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Gwynedd second home numbers fall after council tax rise

Second homes make up 28% of all properties that are charged council tax in this community on the Llŷn peninsula, while they make up 18% of properties in Tywyn.

The figures showed 3,750 properties continued to be second homes in both 2023 and 2024.

There were 620 properties newly classified as second homes in 2024, with 44% of them charged as a primary residence, with the rest either empty, given an exemption, reclassified or were newly built.


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