Bristol is a medieval city located in the South West of England. Bristol is 24 miles east of Cardiff and roughly 100 miles west of London. With an estimated population of 430,000, and an extended urban area that contains an additional 1,000,000 residents, Bristol is England's sixth largest city, and the United Kingdom's eighth most populated city. 

 

 

In regards to Bristol property, the homes or apartments available to both purchase and rent are priced at roughly 326,000 Euros for a detached unit, 180,000 Euros for a semi-detached unit, 145,000 Euros for a terrace apartment, and 156,000 Euros for a flat.

 

 

Bristol homes for sale are usually purchased or looked at by older families that are established through a high-earning career. That being said, the local government of Bristol has established a housing services agency to provide more affordable units to the general populous. 

 

 

The government program was instituted out of necessity; it was reported that nearly 80% of Bristol's younger families could not afford to purchase a home within the city's limits. These statistics; due to the recent recession, have only gotten worse. Bristol homes for sale are routinely purchased for over one million euros, essentially phasing out those who earn an average or above-average income.

 

 

Bristol homes for sale are most expensive in the South West of the city. The average home price in this region is well above one million Euros. Typically the cheapest Bristol property is found on the outskirts of the town, or where development and refurbishing has not reached.

Hertfordshire is a non-metropolitan county located in the East region of England. Although the area is mostly rural it is home to a number of headquarters for major businesses within the area. In addition, it is conveniently located in close proximity to a number of commuter routes, airports, and principal rail routes. The real estate market of Hertfordshire is split between Hertfordshire property and the North Hertfordshire housing market. Although the areas are within the same county, they possess unique characteristics.

 

 

The North Hertfordshire district comprises three market towns and 33 rural parishes. The surrounding countryside and the towns that comprise North Hertfordshire have an accumulative population of 117,000 people and nearly 50,000 homes. The demand for North Hertfordshire property within district is typically high. 

 

 

That being said, the housing market of the North Hertfordshire district, like many other areas has suffered due to the economic recession and the financial problems of the United Kingdom. The average Hertfordshire property sells for the following prices: a detached home in the district sells for roughly 430,000 Euros, a semi-detached unit sells for 270,000 Euros, a terraced unit sells for 204,00 Euros, and a Flat sells for 160,000 Euros. These prices, although somewhat pricey, are 7.4% less than what they were priced at roughly 2 years ago.

 

 

In contrast, home real estate for sale in Hertfordshire is far more expensive. The district that makes up the small towns and urbanized areas of the county are pricier as a result of their proximity to commuter lines, consumer areas, and various industries. The average home real estate for sale in the Hertfordshire district is purchased for 620,000 euros. The average semi-detached unit goes for roughly 310,000 euros, while the terraced units and flats go for 240,000 and 185,000 Euros respectively.

Nottingham is located in the East Midlands region of the United Kingdom. The city of Nottingham is relatively small for it possesses a population of roughly 290,000 people. The outer boundaries of the region contain over 660,000 people however, making the Nottingham district the seventh-largest urban environment in the United Kingdom. The city of Nottingham and the surrounding areas possess far different real estate markets.

 

 

The uniqueness of each area results in the differences in culture, topography, and environment. The urban area typically possesses small flats or apartments that sell for under 100,00 Euros. Typically these forms of Nottingham property are exceptionally small–they typically contain one bedroom, a small bath, and a small sleeping area–and are thus priced accordingly. 

 

 

An average one bedroom flat in the urban district of Nottingham sells for roughly 60,000 Euros. Although cheap, the area also has multiple-bedroom flats which, depending on the size, can sell for as much as one million euros. The most expensive flats are located near the city's main university or the business center.

 

 

Nottingham property that is found outside of the city limits are valued and priced at much higher amounts. The average home sells for well over 600,000 Euros and contains multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and acres of land. There are many luxurious mansions located in this region making Nottingham one of the more prestigious areas of the United Kingdom. In addition, Nottingham property located beyond the city limits is conveniently located near commuter routes.

Yorkshire is a famous and historic county of Northern England. The county is extremely large and possesses numerous cultural centers that define the country's historic and societal influence. As the county goes through major reforms it has transitioned itself as a unique environment which maintains its historical character, while adding a more modern movement to accommodate the new citizen. As a result, Yorkshire has a diverse economy that includes trade and commerce, finance, coal mining, and the steel industry.

 

 

Yorkshire's size as a county necessitates the presence of multiple real estate markets. West Yorkshire for instance, is a landlocked area of the county that is more metropolitan than other parts of the county. West Yorkshire property is typically the most expensive in the county' West Yorkshire encompasses the largest urban area in the county. 

 

 

West Yorkshire property contains all apartments or housing located in the city of Wakefield, Leeds (largest city in West Yorkshire), Kirklees, Bradford, and Calderdale. The prices of homes or apartments in the corresponding locations differentiate, however, the typical flat costs roughly 80,000 Euros and the average multi-bedroom dwelling costs north of 300,000 Euros. The most expensive or desirable West Yorkshire property is found in the urban centers of Leeds and Wakefield. 

 

 

In contrast, North Yorkshire property is considerably cheaper. North Yorkshire is a rural setting; the many of the homes are old and contain farms or vast amounts of land. The non-metropolitan area warrants an agricultural lifestyle. As a result, the majority of homes are located on large pieces of sprawling land. The average price of North Yorkshire property, with all the land included is roughly 250,000 Euros.

Staffordshire is a county located in the West Midlands region of England. The county is landlocked, filled with National Forests, and shares a border with other ceremonial counties such as: Cheshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, and Derbyshire county. Staffordshire County is diverse; the southern region contains rolling hills, and beautiful pastures, while the middle regions are mostly urbanized or comprised of villages. The prices or demand of Staffordshire property are dependent on the location within the county.

 

 

As a result of the county's diversity of landscape there are many buying options that exist within the area. A prospective buyer can purchase a flat in a city center, a sprawling ranch located in the hills, or an enormous mansion on the outskirts of the urban developments. The most common type of home real estate for sale within the county's borders are located in the numerous villages of Staffordshire. A typical Staffordshire village contains historical buildings that are beautiful in architecture yet modest in design. 

 

 

The villages possess quaint shops that are typically family owned. A flat or a small Staffordshire property located in one of these villages can be purchased for less than 60,000 Euros. The majority of home real estate for sale in Staffordshire property greatly varies. The tiny villages strewn throughout the county are thought of as desirable places to live. The villages not only contain a serene and peaceful setting but they offer their residents a great school system, numerous parks, and a sociable town-setting.

Gloucestershire is a county located in South West England. The county is comprised of the Cotswold Hills, the fertile valley of the Severn River, and the entire Forest of Dean. Gloucestershire is a historical region of England that was settled in the tenth century. The county contains a population of roughly 840,000 people and is predominantly inhabited by Caucasians. 

 

 

The county does not possess sprawling urban environments, but instead, one county town or centralized city. The remaining areas are similar to a suburb or small community, although there are many estates, mansions, and sprawling ranches that are located in the country side or rural environment of the county.

 

 

Gloucestershire property is diverse and can be considered suitable for nearly an prospective buyer. Some of the most luxurious and expensive homes are located in the county; it is not uncommon for an estate to sell for over 10 million euros in the Gloucestershire county. Specifically, the Upper Harford and Winchcombe villages of the county are reserved for the extremely wealthy or those individuals willing to spend multiple-millions on a Gloucestershire property. 

 

 

Other areas, such as Stinchcombe hill, Claydon, and Coombe Hill contain properties that although still expensive are quainter and sell for around 600,000 Euros. The typical Gloucestershire property is expensive, beautiful, and positioned on a .5 acre lot. Although spacious when compared to some villages or suburbs in the United States, a home located in many of the Gloucestershire communities has a tightly-packed communal feel.

Devon is a large county located in southwestern England. Devon is the fourth largest English county and possesses a population of over 1.1 million people. Plymouth, which is a popular port city of England, is the biggest city in Devon County. 

 

 

Devon property is some of the most desired real estate in England; Devon is the only county in the country to possess two separate coast lines. The inland region of the county contains numerous parks and gorgeous rolling hills. South Devon contains a plethora of small towns or villages, surrounded by rolling hills and seaside resorts. The northern region of the area is very rural with a few urbanized or major towns.

 

 

The most expensive real estate in Devon county is found in Plymouth and close to the shore line. Houses with scenic views are typically more expensive and Devon property is no exception to this rule. There are many homes in Illfracombe, a resort on the coast of North Devon, that have price tags well above 3 million Euros. A typical flat in Plymouth is the most popular and affordable form of Devon property. 

 

 

As a result of their small size, these flats typically sell for under 100,000 Euros. Furthermore, apartments in the major cities of Devon, even with a considerable recession are competitive in price and contain a high demand. The most affordable properties in the county are located in the rural areas. Although these homes are typically outdated, they possess sprawling properties and scenic views from every angle. These homes are commonly purchased by those involved in agriculture.

 

Suffolk County is a non-metropolitan area of East England. The county shares borders with Norfolk, Camridgeshire, and Essex County. Suffolk County borders the North Sea to the East and as a result contains numerous port towns. 

 

 

Suffolk County is comprised of over 715,000 people; the majority of the county's residents live in small villages or communities that are strewn throughout the region. Suffolk county is considered a desirable place to live within England because of its rich history, its beautiful coastline, and a strong culture that reflects the country.

 

 

Suffolk county is commonly described as "Old England", however, through a close proximity with London, a considerable amount of wealth has moved into the area transforming many of the villages and towns into a more innovative or modern setting. The remote areas of Suffolk County contain homes that truly represent old England. 

 

 

Suffolk properties in these areas are typically small cottages that modestly sell for around 200,000 Euros. These areas however are on the outskirts of most towns or communities, and are thought to be rare. The typical pieces of Suffolk property are expensive and in high demand. Even with a speculative economy and a bleak real estate outlook, the home real estate for sale in Suffolk is always in demand.

The western area of Wales contains a fairly diverse real estate market. As a result of the city's rural landscapes, the majority of West Wales properties are relatively cheap when compared to the rest of the United Kingdom, specifically London and England's surrounding communities. 

 

 

Again, because of the nation's sparse population and agricultural landscapes, the ability to contact a real estate agent or purchase a house is more complicated, ironically through simplicity. Wales, unlike booming metropolises, does not harbor thousands of real estate agents who cater to a client's every need. That being said, West Wales properties are still of course able to be purchased, and do contain numerous real estate agents attached to them, it's simply harder to locate one.

 

 

 

'West Wales properties', as its name suggests, is the area's leading real estate agent. By visiting the West Wales properties website one can find an apartment, house, or flat to purchase or rent in all of the corresponding areas within Western Wales. The website enables a prospective buyer to search by number of bedrooms, the minimum price, or the maximum price. 

 

 

 

The website also contains 15 popular areas that comprise Western Wales. Furthermore the search is also categorized by the property type; a prospective buyer can search for an apartment, flat, terrace house, town hose, detached house, property with more than 1 acre, a commercial piece of property, a cottage etc.

West Sussex is a county located in the south of England. The county borders East Sussex, Hampshire, and Surrey. The county has divided (East and West) since the twelfth century, and in 1888, developed separate governing bodies to oversee the functions of the separated regions. 

 

 

West Sussex County is one of the more diverse areas of England; it contains sprawling estates, numerous castles, and vast rolling hills. West Sussex County has slightly fewer than 800,000 people and is mostly comprised of Caucasians. Along with agricultural services, the county is home to some of England's most successful and renowned corporations–Virgin Atlantic Airways and British Airways are based in West Sussex county.

 

 

West Sussex property is some of the most desired and sought-after pieces of real estate in England. The communities that make up the area are ideal for many families, working professionals, and retired professionals. 

 

 

The majority of towns within the county are rich in history, while maintaining a vast offering a vast array of amenities suitable for the modern family. The typical homes in these communities are well over one million euros will contain average lots of land, and multiple bedrooms.

 

 

Although the county is divided by name, the majority of the properties or real estate within the county is similar. Both an East Sussex property and a West Sussex property are highly sought after pieces of real estate that require a hefty sales price.