Top 10 Most-Viewed Homes of the Month
For those considering a move, comparing property prices in their area, or simply enjoying a virtual tour of potential homes, here are the top 10 most-viewed properties for this month. From cozy countryside cottages to modern semi-detached homes, these listings have captured the attention of house-hunters across the UK.
The Most-Viewed Property: A Two-Bedroom Cottage in Wakefield
The most-viewed home this month is a two-bedroom cottage-style property located on Sandy Lane in Middlestown, Wakefield. This charming home has already been sold, highlighting its popularity among buyers. Wakefield, known as a cathedral city and the birthplace of renowned sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, offers excellent transport links to nearby cities like Leeds and Manchester. According to the latest House Price Index, the average home in Wakefield costs £194,224, with prices rising by over £10,000 in the past year. A local resident earning the average salary of £34,000 would pay around £862 per month in mortgage payments for this property.
Quiet Semi-Detached Home in Swadlincote
Ranked second, this three-bedroom semi-detached home in Swadlincote is a favorite due to its scenic views and peaceful location. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the property combines modern design with rural tranquility. Its standout feature is the sleek contemporary kitchen and dining area, along with a master bedroom that includes built-in storage and an en-suite shower room. The home is priced at £237,500, just below the average for the area. Swadlincote, located within the National Forest, offers good transport links to Derby, Burton upon Trent, and Nottingham, making it an attractive option for commuters.
Spacious Semi in Stoke-on-Trent
This three-bedroom semi-detached home in Stoke-on-Trent is ideal for families seeking a spacious and comfortable living environment. Located on Fenpark Road, the property features a front-facing lounge with ample natural light and a landscaped garden that provides privacy and space for children. Stoke-on-Trent, famous for its pottery heritage, has seen an increase in property values over the past year. The home is priced at £190,000, slightly above the average for the area. A buyer earning the local average salary of £30,520 would pay around £844 per month in mortgage payments.
Modern End-of-Terrace in Liverpool
This four-bedroom end-terrace house on Moss Lane in Liverpool is another standout property. With three floors and driveway parking, it offers a blend of practicality and style. The ground floor includes a bay-windowed living room and a contemporary kitchen, while the upper levels provide additional living space. Liverpool, known for its rich cultural history and football legacy, has seen an increase in property prices. This home, which has since been sold, was priced at £220,000, slightly above the average for the city.
Bonny End-of-Terrace in Bonnyrigg
This now-sold three-bedroom end-terrace house on Sherwood Crescent in Bonnyrigg is a great option for commuters. Located just six miles southeast of Edinburgh, it offers easy access to the Edinburgh City Bypass. The property includes a front lounge, dining area, and a downstairs toilet, with three bedrooms upstairs. The average property price in Midlothian is £285,191, with prices increasing by over £10,000 in the past year.
Spacious Family Haven in Yorkshire
This three-bedroom family home in Batley, West Yorkshire, is a popular choice for those seeking spacious accommodation in a tranquil yet well-connected area. The property includes a modern fitted kitchen/diner, a semi-open plan lounge, and accessible loft space. Priced at £210,000, it is slightly above the average for the region. The average salary in Batley is £42,096, with monthly mortgage payments estimated at around £889.
Semi-Detached Home in North West Leicestershire
This two-bedroom semi-detached home in Coalville offers excellent value for first-time buyers. With a modern finish and a prime cul-de-sac location, it includes a conservatory, two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The average property price in North West Leicestershire is £277,993, but this home is priced at £190,000. A local resident earning £31,768 annually would pay approximately £844 per month in mortgage payments.
Spacious Two-Bedroom Flat in West Northamptonshire
This two-bedroom flat in West Northamptonshire is the only property on the list with an asking price below £100,000. Located in a development less than two years old, it is within walking distance of Towcester town centre. The 67-square-metre home is available through shared ownership at 35% for £87,500. The average flat price in the area is £148,007, with values increasing by £25,000 over the past year.
Dream Devon Cottage
This 300-year-old two-bedroom detached cottage in Milton Damerel spans 3.19 acres and comes with equestrian facilities. The property includes two double bedrooms with period features and extensive grounds suitable for horses. Located near Holsworthy and Bideford, it offers access to Devon’s stunning landscapes. Priced at £550,000, it is higher than the average for the region but still represents a valuable investment.
Delightful Coastal Home in Essex
This three-bedroom semi-detached house in Walton-on-the-Naze is a short walk from the seafront and pier. It features three bathrooms, including one en suite, and a private bar in the garden. Located in a coastal town known for its fossil-rich cliffs, the property is priced at £300,000, below the county average. A local resident earning £60,952 annually would pay around £1,339 per month in mortgage payments.
