Snowdonia has lowest premium, £34,500, and New Forest in Hampshire has highest, £115,000, says Nationwide building societyLiving in one of the UK’s national parks doesn’t just mean easy access to beautiful countryside and breathtaking views – it also typically boosts the price of a property by 22%, research has revealed.A home located in a national park typically attracts a “price premium” of about £46,000 in cash terms over an otherwise identical property, said Nationwide building society. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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