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Cost of a UK home by the sea soars by more than £22,000

The average price of a home by the sea has jumped by more than £22,000, with coastal property values boosted by the switch to home working during the pandemic, according to a report. Lending giant Halifax said the average value of a British seaside ...

16 Apr 2022 at 01:25

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Garage, pets and bills included ‘were popular searches for home hunters in 2023’

“Garage” topped the list of property features that home buyers were searching for last year using Rightmove’s keyword tool. And with many renters looking for a home for their animals as well as themselves, “pets” was the top choice among rental ...

11 Jan 2024 at 00:01

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Britain’s most expensive seaside towns and cheaper ‘hidden gems’ revealed

With its golden beaches and associations with luxury lifestyles, Sandbanks in Dorset has been identified as Britain’s most expensive seaside location. Home buyers wanting to move to Sandbanks will not get much change from £1 million typically, ...

26 May 2025 at 00:01

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Most and least expensive seaside locations revealed

Glamorous Sandbanks in Poole, Dorset, has been identified as the most expensive seaside area to buy a home, out of more than 200 coastal locations across Britain. With an average price tag of nearly £1.6 million, homes in Sandbanks were found ...

01 Aug 2024 at 00:01

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