Five residential properties located near established public houses across England have been listed for sale, with prices ranging from £595,000 to £1.2 million, according to recent market listings.
In Bottesford, Leicestershire, a four-bedroom property known as Riverside Cottage is on the market for £600,000. The property, located north of the village centre near the railway station, features exposed beams, an open fireplace, and oak doors. The accommodation includes two living rooms, an open-plan kitchen-diner-family room, utility room, and outbuildings including a workshop and garage. The property is situated close to the Bull Inn and the Rutland Arms in the Vale of Belvoir.
Coastal and urban listings
In Port Isaac, Cornwall, a three-bedroom cottage overlooking the harbour has been listed at £595,000. The property sits on a hillside path less than a mile from the Golden Lion pub in the fishing village. The cottage features a stripped-back staircase and fireplace alongside a kitchen with cream and black units.
Two London properties feature in the listings. A two-bedroom duplex above the Cross Keys pub in Chelsea is priced at £1.2 million. The property, located between Chelsea embankment and Kings Road, comprises two first-floor bedrooms and an open-plan living space in the eaves. In Fulham, a Grade II-listed Georgian cottage opposite Eel Brook Common is listed at £950,000. The four-storey property includes a reception room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a rear garden. Similar listed properties have attracted specialist financing in recent months.
Regional market activity
In Shipton-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire, a five-bedroom stone property on the village green is priced at £750,000. The double-fronted house features shelved alcoves, shuttered windows, a stone inglenook, and original flagstone flooring. The property includes a front garden and a west-facing courtyard, with the Lamb Inn located in the village. The Cotswolds region has seen continued development activity in the current market.
The listings represent a cross-section of the English property market, spanning rural villages, coastal locations, and central London addresses. Prices reflect the varying locations and property specifications across the regions.
