Want to live in a national park? Be ready to pay a 25% premium
The Guardian|November 16, 2024
Buying a home in a national park comes at a 25% price premium, with the New Forest the most expensive ofthe 13 parks in England and Wales, according to Britain's biggest building society.
Mark Sweney
Want to live in a national park? Be ready to pay a 25% premium

Nationwide said homes located in a national park were given a Valuation almost 567,000 more than a similar property elsewhere, based on the average UK house price of 5266,640.

The building society found that the premium attached to national park living was not only the result of the great outdoors factor, but also to restrictions on new housing development within the borders of parks.

This story is from the November 16, 2024 edition of The Guardian.

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