Uncle Bryn's house from Gavin and Stacey for sale: Iconic terraced house in Trinity Street, Barry hits the market
Gavin and Stacey fans will instantly recognise uncle Bryn’s house from the hit sitcom - and now they could own it as it goes up for sale.
House buyers could soon be living in a piece of TV history beloved by millions - after Uncle Bryn's house from Gavin and Stacey went up for sale. The iconic terraced house in Trinity Street, Barry - familiar to millions as a location in the hit BBC sitcom - is on the market for £210,000.
Boasting three bedrooms and an open-plan lounge and dining area, the house is described as “instantly recognisable” as home of Uncle Bryn - portrayed by actor Rob Brydon in the show. The bathroom is on the ground floor of the property, and the garden is enclosed to the rear of the home.
The property listing says it would make an “ideal first time buy or investment opportunity”, as well as offering the purchaser a chance to own a truly legendary piece of TV history.
Gavin and Stacey, written by stars Ruth Jones and James Corden, first hit our screens in May 2007 and ran for three series. It went on to spawn two Christmas specials, with Trinity Street the chosen backdrop for many scenes.
The final episode, screened on Christmas Day in 2024, became the UK's highest-rating scripted show since ratings began, with more than 19 million viewers tuning in to find out the fates of Nessa, Gavin, Stacey, Mick and Pam - as well as Uncle Bryn and his three-bed house in Barry.