National Parks premiums

In this short article we look at the impact of house prices of living in or close to a national park

The UK is home to 15 National Parks and the government has recently announced plans to create new National Parks as part of the Environmental Plan.
National Parks not only protect the country’s rich wildlife and biodiversity, they also provide desirable places to live. A property located within a National Park attracts a 20% premium, the equivalent of £45,000.
National Park premiums are not limited to properties located within the park. Properties within 5km of a National Park attract a 6% premium compared with those outside of this range. Source: Dataloft, Nationwide

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