House in great Britain near the historical heritage is an average of 40% more expensive

House for sale in the UK near one of the British houses belonging to historical heritage, costs an average of £41000, more than homes in nearby areas and continue to go up.

The average cost of homes in the UK close to the famous castles and palaces were made in may 2015 £319203, and the national average average price of a house is £277990. Thus, buyers of real estate close to the famous historic buildings pay an additional premium to sellers in the amount of £41213, or 15% more, than for housing in the UK on average. The Bank Halifax has submitted its report, which reflects data from the study of the real estate market of great Britain on the subject of proximity to buildings of historical significance.

The most expensive fee for door to Kenwood House in Hampstead Heath, where the fee for the next to the most famous monuments is £770023, or 120%, followed by Ham House in Richmond upon Thames, where buyers pay premium £513918, or 116%, then Ightham Mote in Sevenoaks I , with a premium of £231230, or 82%.

Outside southern England the fee for the proximity to the monuments of architecture and history not so high, however, there is the same trend – housing near historically valuable buildings costs much more, starting from £180,000 to £150000 in an average of Supplement.

Particularly strong house price in the district is most famous homes has increased over the last 10 years – with £229697 in 2005 to £319203 in 2015. This 39% increase , or £746 per month for over 10 years. The increase in the price of real estate near objects more than twice surpassed the growth in property prices in the national average. The study showed that historical value is not only the place attracts tourists, but also a place desirable to live in.

® Helen Entree. G. 17.09.2015

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