In certain areas, impressive views are one feature that buyers are willing to pay price premiums of more than 30 per cent.
A recent study shows that properties in England that have a beautiful view ask for property prices of 28.1% more than similar properties in the same area where views are lacking.
Property price premiums by region for great views:
The estimated value of properties currently listed with excellent views sits at over £4.08 billion.
Source: Propertista
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