How climate concerns are impacting Britain's wealthy young homeowners🌍

How climate concerns are impacting Britain's wealthy young homeowners🌍

Over a third of young millionaires have made changes to their homes to make them more sustainable and nearly three quarters are planning further green home improvements over the next 12 months, according to research by Coutts.

A new study from the wealth manager and private bank found that millionaire homeowners aged between 18 and 44 are leading the way on planned green home upgrades including: To continue reading, please Click Here


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An impressive individual 4-bedroom detached family home, situated in a non estate position on a plot of approx. a quarter of an acre plot and ideal for the centre of town, with a super south-facing rear garden, generous parking, a double garage and great potential to create the home of your dreams.

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