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The Top 100 Cottage 'Name' Countdown...

A weekly countdown series of the most popular Cottage names in the UK . The countdown is based on the total number of Cottages sold in the last 10 years & the average value of those Cottages Next week will be 95 to 91 ..and 5 each week there after

Cottage names are part of our housing heritage. They carry stories of the past, reflect their surroundings, and still spark the imagination of buyers today.
With the help of our friends at Denton House Research, who analysed Land Registry data from the last 10 years, together we have uncovered the Top 100 most popular cottage names in the UK. Alongside the ranking, we have also looked at the average sale price.
Here are the first five in our countdown:
·       100th – Brookside Cottage
In the last 10 years, coincidental 100 Brookside Cottages have sold, with an average price of £367,116.
·       99th – Gardeners Cottage
101 Gardeners Cottages have sold, averaging £486,018 each.
·       98th – Pond Cottage
102 Pond Cottages have sold, with an average price of £505,659.
·       97th – Smithy Cottage
103 Smithy Cottages have sold, averaging £300,155 each.
·       96th – Woodside Cottage
104 Woodside Cottages have sold, with an average price of £442,810.
This is just the beginning of the Great British Cottage Top 100 Countdown.
Next week, we will continue with positions 95 to 91, and we will carry on weekly until we reveal the UK’s number one cottage name in 20 week’s time!
Tag your friends who live in a cottage, so they can find out where they are on the Countdown
Which of these names do you think best captures the charm of a traditional British cottage?


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