Five residential properties across England featuring gardens suitable for outdoor entertaining have been listed for sale at prices ranging from £550,000 to £950,000, according to estate agents.
The properties span locations from Cheshire to Suffolk, representing diverse regional markets across the country. The listings come at a time when estate agents continue to navigate changing market conditions in the residential sector.
Regional breakdown
In Wilmslow, Cheshire, located in the area known as the ‘golden triangle’, a converted Victorian townhouse penthouse with two bedrooms is listed at £550,000 through Savills. The property includes communal gardens with lawns and a seating area.
Pear Tree Farm in Halesworth, Suffolk, a Grade II-listed property combining 16th-century and 19th-century architecture, is marketed at £780,000 through Inigo. The four-bedroom property includes open lawns, a wildflower meadow, and an orchard.
A six-bedroom Grade II-listed Georgian house in Elm, Cambridgeshire, situated in gardens designed by a Chelsea Flower Show gold medal winner, is priced at £950,000 through Sowerbys. The property features woodland areas and multiple seating spaces.
In Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire, a detached property with an open-plan kitchen and living space is listed at £925,000 through HomeMove. The property includes a detached double garage and a garden room currently used as a gym with sauna facilities.
London market
A two-bedroom ground-floor flat in Willesden Green, London, featuring a Victorian greenhouse-inspired extension, is marketed at £950,000 through The Modern House. The property is located near Willesden Green underground station and Gladstone Park.
The listings represent a cross-section of the English residential market, from rural properties in the Cambridgeshire fens to urban flats in north London. Property prices in these listings reflect regional variations, with the London flat matching the price of the larger six-bedroom Cambridgeshire house.
