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The country’s love for period properties shows no signs of slowing down, according to Rightmove.
It revealed the five most popular period house styles, based on searches on its website.
At the top of the list are Victorian properties, which refer to properties built during the era of Queen Victoria’s reign, from 1837 to 1901.
Rightmove has revealed the most popular types of period properties, including this Bromley house (scroll down with large fireplace surround and detailed cornice
These properties usually have two or three floors and have high windows and abundant decorative elements.
Robert McLaughlin, of estate agency KFH, said: ‘From small terraced houses to large villas, Victorian properties have a wealth of character details which remain popular and in-demand with buyers today.
“If we are lucky enough to market a Victorian house, buyer demand is high as its charm never seems to go out of style.”
And Rightmove’s Tim Bannister said: ‘Victorian homes remain particularly popular, characterized by their historic charm, solid construction and spacious interiors.
“You will often find Victorian homes in some of the most desirable locations including convenient access to schools and transport links.”
The second most popular type of period property is Georgian, which is more symmetrical and often features high ceilings and pillars.
This type of property was built between 1714 and 1830, spanning the reigns of George I-IV.
The interior of this Grade I listed Tudor country house in Hales Green, Norwich (scroll down for more details) has lots of period features, including ceiling beams.
Matt Thompson, of Chestertons estate agency, said: ‘The London property market has a large number of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian houses and each architectural style has its own fan base.
‘It’s worth noting that, post-pandemic, we saw a slight increase in interest in Georgian properties, as buyers were driven to find a style of home that had a reputation for being more spacious and could Host a home office more easily.
“However, as demand for property in the capital outstrips supply, all architectural styles continue to attract interest and bids from buyers.”
Also in the top five are Edwardian, Tudor and Regency properties. Here are some properties for sale covering each of the five periods…
This detached family home on Bromley Common is for sale for £1.2 million through KFH estate agents
1. victorian
this great five bedroom victorian house in London’s Bromley boasts a number of period features, including sash windows, fireplace surrounds and detailed cornicing in the main living room.
The family home in Bromley Common is on the market for £1.2 million and is being sold by estate agents KFH.
This Grade II listed property in the village of Eastry in Kent is for sale for £2.25 million through estate agents Strutt and Parker.
2. Georgian
This Grade II Listed Property In the village of Eastry, Kent, it has seven bedrooms and five bathrooms, plus a billiards room, outdoor swimming pool and tennis courts.
The Georgian house is on the market for £2.25 million and is being sold by estate agents Strutt and Parker.
This five-bedroom Edwardian terrace in Southgate, north London, is for sale for £1.2 million through KFH
3. Edwardian
This five bedroom edwardian terrace In Southgate, north London, it has high ceilings and wooden beams outside.
It is being sold by KFH estate agents and is priced at £1.2m.
This Grade I listed Tudor country house in Hales Green, Norwich, is on the market for £3.9 million and is being sold by estate agents Savills.
4.Tudor
This degree that I listed Tudor country house at Hales Green, Norwich, is situated on a moated site of around nine acres.
The seven-bedroom property underwent extensive restoration and refurbishment around 2014, which was carried out by previous owners to the highest standards.
The property is on the market for £3.9 million and is being sold by estate agents Savills.
This Grade II listed Georgian house in Edgbaston is for sale for £775,000 through Robert Powell estate agents
5. Regency
This Grade II listed terraced house in Edgbaston, in the West Midlands, it extends over three floors and includes a basement conversion.
It is for sale for £775,000 and is being sold by Robert Powell Estate Agents.
