Ewenny sits just south of Bridgend, a scatter of stone cottages, a working pottery, and the ruins of a priory that give the village more presence than its size suggests — this is a place defined by a handful of landmarks rather than a high street of shops and cafes. There's not much in the way of hard numbers published for Ewenny itself, which is often the case for a village this size — it gets folded into the wider Vale of Glamorgan picture rather than measured on its own terms. What we do know is the context it sits within: the Vale of Glamorgan has a median house price of £276,500, comfortably above the £208,000 median for Wales as a whole, and above the £242,225 average house price across the country too. That tells you Ewenny belongs to one of the pricier corners of Wales rather than one of the more affordable ones — a village where you're paying for setting and space, not for proximity to amenities. Beyond that benchmark, the detail thins out. There's no local crime data, school data, or transport data supplied for Ewenny itself to weigh against those figures, so rather than guess at commute times or nearest stations, it's fairer to say: this is a place you'd need to visit and ask around locally about schooling, buses, and day-to-day services, because the picture here is shaped far more by the Vale of Glamorgan's character — semi-rural, coastal-adjacent, comfortably above the Welsh average on price — than by anything unique to Ewenny that the numbers can show.