Luxury homes in the countryside: the new English trend
Sometimes a return to the origins is recommended. British investors are well aware of this and have decided to opt for a rather unusual solution. Closely linked to the world of real estate. As you could have guessed from the title, many are interested in buying a property in the countryside. However, that it is equipped with every type of luxury. A real turnaround, which deserved to be analyzed by our attentive team! So, if this topic has aroused curiosity for you too, there is only one solution. To continue reading the next lines. So, we can inaugurate this news!
We start from the assumption that, as is unfortunately known, the period we are experiencing is not the best. We try in every way to adapt to this new and sad reality. Changing habits and often working on oneself. But it has been discovered how having direct and continuous contact with nature can be a valid ally in this fight against change from Covid-19. In the United Kingdom, where the situation is more than dramatic, there seems to be no doubt. The real estate investment must be unique: that towards a house in the countryside, surrounded by greenery. But not just any house, but a real estate jewel in all respects. The luxury market, therefore, rarely subject to change, seems to be particularly affected by the pandemic emergency.
What is surprising is the fact that exactly last year, in the same period, the English luxury homes in the countryside had lost their appeal. Reasons? They are many. Starting with the very high taxes, passing from the uncertainty generated by Brexit, up to the conclusion with the high maintenance costs. No doubt higher than a downtown penthouse. The risk, then a concrete reality, of a new lockdown, has brought out the importance, even for the richest, of spending time inside the home, surrounded by nature. A peak that had the same numbers between the end of 2007 and the beginning of 2008. It is not surprising, therefore, that last year, the only rural and luxurious British house reached 15 million pounds. The scenario is therefore destined to change. Indeed, it is already changing. Almost 20 country estates in England have been both sold and offered for over £ 15 million (each).
To try to give a sort of authorship to this phenomenon, it was defined by experts as the '' Covid effect ''. The data show that the offers on the market in this ambiguous 2020 have seen their prices explode by 182%
How will the situation evolve? Will it be only a temporary effect, as hopefully the pandemic situation, or should we expect a real return to basics? While waiting to find an answer to this question, we invite you to continue to stay updated. How? Following every day the freshest news related to the real estate market, design and much, much more!
We start from the assumption that, as is unfortunately known, the period we are experiencing is not the best. We try in every way to adapt to this new and sad reality. Changing habits and often working on oneself. But it has been discovered how having direct and continuous contact with nature can be a valid ally in this fight against change from Covid-19. In the United Kingdom, where the situation is more than dramatic, there seems to be no doubt. The real estate investment must be unique: that towards a house in the countryside, surrounded by greenery. But not just any house, but a real estate jewel in all respects. The luxury market, therefore, rarely subject to change, seems to be particularly affected by the pandemic emergency.
What is surprising is the fact that exactly last year, in the same period, the English luxury homes in the countryside had lost their appeal. Reasons? They are many. Starting with the very high taxes, passing from the uncertainty generated by Brexit, up to the conclusion with the high maintenance costs. No doubt higher than a downtown penthouse. The risk, then a concrete reality, of a new lockdown, has brought out the importance, even for the richest, of spending time inside the home, surrounded by nature. A peak that had the same numbers between the end of 2007 and the beginning of 2008. It is not surprising, therefore, that last year, the only rural and luxurious British house reached 15 million pounds. The scenario is therefore destined to change. Indeed, it is already changing. Almost 20 country estates in England have been both sold and offered for over £ 15 million (each).
To try to give a sort of authorship to this phenomenon, it was defined by experts as the '' Covid effect ''. The data show that the offers on the market in this ambiguous 2020 have seen their prices explode by 182%
How will the situation evolve? Will it be only a temporary effect, as hopefully the pandemic situation, or should we expect a real return to basics? While waiting to find an answer to this question, we invite you to continue to stay updated. How? Following every day the freshest news related to the real estate market, design and much, much more!
