Five duration residential or commercial properties including contemporary extensions have been listed for sale across England, with costs ranging from ₤ 650,000 to ₤ 3.5 million, according to estate agents.
In Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, a three-bedroom home with a new extension is listed at ₤ 695,000 through Strutt & Parker. The extension features a slanted roofing system and integrates white frontage with wood cladding at the back. The home rests on the edge of the marketplace town, less than a mile from the regional main school.
Urban and rural markets
A four-bedroom Victorian home in Canterbury, Kent, has been listed at ₤ 1.225 million through The Modern House. The residential or commercial property spans 4 floorings and includes a tower-like extension with double-height areas and glass sidewalks. Canterbury West station is within 10 minutes’ walk of the residential or commercial property.
In Orwell, Cambridgeshire, a Victorian house with an industrial-style extension is on the market for ₤ 1.15 million through Cheffins. The four-bedroom property includes a kitchen-diner under a vaulted ceiling, with cabinetry made from Norfolk oak. The plot includes land ideal for grazing.
The listings come as UK home sales hold consistent regardless of financial uncertainty, with buyers continuing to seek characterful homes in both urban and rural locations.
Regional pricing
In Dottery, Dorset, a three-bedroom semi-detached home with a rear extension is listed at ₤ 650,000 through Symonds & Sampson. The home beings in a hamlet north of Bridport and West Bay, with the extension real estate a full-width kitchen, living and dining location.
The highest-priced residential or commercial property is located in Queen’s Park, London, noted at ₤ 3.5 million through Aucoot. The five-bedroom Victorian house includes an extension built from reclaimed red bricks set up in a geometric pattern. The property consists of underfloor heating and double-glazed doors in dark oak frames.
The series of homes reflects ongoing need for period homes with modern features across different price points in the English market, from rural Shropshire to central London locations.