A more affordable alternative to a coastal home🌞

As an island nation, it’s no surprise that coastal towns have outperformed the rest when it comes to house price appreciation, as homebuyers have flocked to the seaside even more so since the start of the pandemic.

However, research from estate agent comparison site, GetAgent, reveals that there is a more affordable option for those wishing to live within arm’s reach of the water.

A new study by GetAgent has revealed how UK homebuyers will pay more for a lakeside property than they will a loch or reservoir, but on average, all three offer a more cost-effective route to a property purchase with the option of an alfresco dip. To continue reading, please Click Here

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