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St Asaph Livestock Market, Operated by Jones Peckover

Market Overview

Established by Jones Peckover in 1880, St Asaph Livestock Market has been at the heart of agricultural trade in Denbighshire for generations. With its roots dating back as far as 1643, the market today ranks among the largest livestock centres in Britain, annually trading more than 300,000 sheep along with significant volumes of cattle and calves.

Its prime location attracts farmers and livestock dealers from across Wales, Cheshire, the Border Counties, and even the Continent, ensuring continuous high footfall and robust trade.

Market Character

Combining rich agricultural heritage with modern, efficient facilities, St Asaph Market continues to thrive as a key trading hub, known for consistently attracting a high-quality livestock offering.

Advertise to Farmers at St Asaph Livestock Market

Promote your agricultural business in one of Britain’s busiest livestock markets. With thousands of visitors weekly, advertising at St Asaph Market offers unmatched exposure to farmers, buyers, and sellers actively engaged in the livestock industry.

Available Ad Sizes:
  • A4 Posters
  • 40” x 60” Posters
  • 5’ x 5’ Banners
  • 10’ x 5’ Premium Display
Installation Locations Within the Market:
  • Cattle Ring
  • Sheep Sales Area
  • Outdoor Concourse (near Payment Office)
  • Washrooms

Reach farmers and livestock buyers at St Asaph Livestock Market, one of Britain’s busiest agricultural trade hubs. Ideal for agricultural brands seeking maximum exposure.

📍 Location
  • St Asaph Livestock Market, Roe Elwy, The Roe, Saint Asaph LL17 0LT
  • Wales – Region E | Denbighshire
📆 Sales Diary

Weekly Sale Days:

  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Saturday

Special Events:

  • Additional machinery and equipment auctions scheduled throughout the year.
Livestock Regularly Sold
  • Cattle
  • Calves
  • Sheep
  • Lambs