Adding an extra bedroom will set you back £116k in current market conditions
Since the start of the pandemic, lengthy stints of lockdown restrictions have caused the nation’s homebuyers to search for bigger homes
Perfecting your property Feng Shui could see you sell for £45,000 more
Research by Manor Interiors, the experts in build-to-rent furnishing solutions, has revealed that whether you buy into it or not, perfecting your property’s Feng Shui could see you sell for £45,000 more on average compared to a property giving out negative vibes.
The Grass is greener for Buckinghamshire Residents
Residents at David Wilson Homes’ Buckinghamshire development can reap the benefits of the open space that surrounds the exclusive new homes.
Covid spot checks on businesses in Buckinghamshire continue
Teams will focus on convenience stores and small food outlets across the county
Commuter belt properties back in vogue as return to the workplace builds
Research by London estate agent, Benham and Reeves, has revealed how commuting can cut the cost of homeownership
Milton Keynes one bedroom homes give touch of Continental living with private outdoor space
Barratt Homes has launched a new collection of one bedroom homes in Milton Keynes which feature their very own private decked area that are perfect for bringing in the summer sun.
Why buy new? Survey reveals why Bucks homebuyers prefer new homes
It’s out with the old and in with the new as residents in Buckinghamshire have named the top reasons they’d choose to buy a new build over a second-hand property.
HS2 launches webinar series to help Britain’s SMEs bid for work on the project
HS2 Ltd today announces that it is holding a series of weekly webinars to ensure British businesses benefit from over 400,000 contract opportunities that building Britain’s new high speed railway will create.
Local Faces: Little Acorns Kindergarten
Little Acorns Kindergarten were Local Faces in June 2021
Care Matters….Right at Home, Aylesbury Vale and Chiltern
When mundane tasks such as even making a cup of tea become difficult, it is difficult to select the right provider in a crowded market.