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Buying a home in a UK national park costs on average £119,000 more

Living in one of the UK’s national parks comes with a price with property in these locations costing an average of £119,000 more, new research has found. The New Forest in the south of England is the most expensive national park for property with an average price of £577.979 while Snowdonia in Wales is the […] The post Buying a home in a UK national park costs on average £119,000 more appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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People buying in English market towns pay an average premium of £34,000

Buying a home in a popular market town in England comes with a price premium of £34,000 compared to neighbouring areas, new research has found. Indeed, some 70% of market towns have average prices above their county average and almost one in five market towns have a house price premium of at least £100,000, according […] The post People buying in English market towns pay an average premium of £34,000 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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