BLUE HEAT MAP – % of Detached Homes in Attleborough

BLUE HEAT MAP – % of Detached Homes in Attleborough

Highlighting the Varying Percentages of Detached Homes in Attleborough

This map highlights the varying percentages of detached homes across different parts of Attleborough.
 
The areas shown in darker shades represent neighbourhoods with a higher proportion of detached properties, while the lighter shades indicate areas with fewer detached homes. This is a great visual representation of how different parts of the town offer distinct property types, catering to a range of preferences and needs.
 
This week, I wanted to focus on where the detached homes are situated. In the coming months, I'll be sharing similar insights into where other types of properties, such as semi-detached homes and flats, are located. 
 
It’s always fascinating to see how the mix of property types of in the different parts of Attleborough. If you’d like to stay updated on these insights and other local property market trends, follow me on social media for more interesting information about the Attleborough property market!
 
Let me know your thoughts and if there are any surprises on the map in the comments.


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