Percentage of Homes that are semi-detached in Attleborough

Percentage of Homes that are semi-detached in Attleborough

Semi-detached homes make up 36.4% of properties in Attleborough, reflecting a long-standing trend seen in towns and cities across the UK. However, the proportion of semi-detached properties can vary widely from one region to another. In this blog, I explore why this property type remains popular and what influences its presence in different areas.

With 36.4% of homes in Attleborough being semi-detached, this property type has long been a staple of most British towns and cities. Across the UK, the proportion of semi-detached properties varies significantly by region:
  • North East: 40.0%
  • North West: 36.8%
  • Yorkshire and The Humber: 37.6%
  • West Midlands: 37.6%
  • East Midlands: 35.7%
  • East of England: 29.8%
  • London: 19.3%
  • South East: 29.2%
  • South West: 27.4%
  • Wales: 31.8%
  • Scotland: 22.4%
 
Historically, the semi-detached house gained prominence in the 20th century, offering a perfect middle ground between affordability and space. These homes remain a favourite for families, offering both privacy and practicality, often with gardens and off-street parking. For landlords, they are an attractive investment due to their enduring popularity with tenants.
 
For homeowners and landlords in Attleborough, this proportion of semi-detached homes provides a strong market for both selling and letting. With demand for such properties remaining steady, understanding the dynamics of Attleborough housing stock compared to other areas can offer valuable insights for those considering their next move in the property market.
 


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