A selection of residential properties located near railway stations across England has been listed for sale, with prices ranging from £450,000 to £1.25 million, according to estate agent listings.
In Oxford, a three-bedroom cottage on Osney Island is positioned 10 minutes from the main station. The property, which carries a blue plaque commemorating pathologist Sir Michael Anthony Epstein who resided there for 38 years, features a book-lined sitting room, dining room, and kitchen with breakfast bar. The rear garden includes a lawn and pond, with a bedroom balcony overlooking the space. The property is listed at £650,000 through Carter Jonas.
Regional property listings
A mid-century three-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Pannal, North Yorkshire, is located five minutes from the station with direct connections to Harrogate, Leeds and York. The property features parquet flooring, plywood cabinetry, and an extension used as dining space opening onto a sunken terrace. The Modern House has listed the property at £450,000.
In Blundellsands, Merseyside, a five-bedroom red-brick house within a gated development is within walking distance of Hall Road railway station, which provides a 20-minute direct service to Liverpool Lime Street. The property, featuring a half-tile-hung gable and conservatory, overlooks a lawn bordered by hedges and trees. Fine & Country has priced the property at £1.25 million.
A three-bedroom house in Brockley, London, sits within a Victorian building in a conservation area, one minute from Brockley Station. The property features an east-facing rear garden and renovated open-plan living space with kitchen. Inigo has listed it at £1,050,000, reflecting ongoing pricing pressures in the UK property market.
Commuter belt properties
In Hale, Greater Manchester, a three-bedroom house with home office is positioned within walking distance of both Hale and Altrincham stations, offering a 30-minute journey to Manchester Piccadilly. The end-of-row property includes a driveway and open-plan kitchen diner leading to a west-facing garden. Jackson-Stops has priced the property at £539,950.
The listings demonstrate varying price points across different regions, with properties in London and the affluent Merseyside area commanding higher values. Transport connectivity remains a factor in residential property marketing, as buyer preferences continue to influence market dynamics.
