Homes without access to outside space

Homes without access to outside space

We take a quick look at the demand for outside space

  • One in eight households (12%) in Great Britain have no access to a private or shared garden during the coronavirus lockdown.
  • Private outdoor space was the strongest design-based predictor of comfort during lockdown and the most valued quality of a home during the pandemic.
  • It is no surprise that buyers and renters have been in search of private outside space, with ‘Garden’ the most popular search term in 2020.
  • With spring just round the corner, homeowners will soon be making the most of their sought-after outside space. Source: Dataloft, ONS, Place Alliance, Zoopla


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A magnificent Grade II listed semi-detached residence in the heart of Dereham, exquisitely restored to combine period elegance with modern comfort. Featuring four double bedrooms, a bespoke kitchen, historic cellar, and picturesque views of St Nicholas Church, this remarkable home radiates heritage, luxury, and timeless sophistication.

Over the past three years, the number of homes for sale has surged dramatically, far outpacing the national rise. Yet, despite the increase, supply remains tighter than in past downturns. With more choice for buyers, success now depends on smart, realistic pricing that stands out in a competitive market.

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