Alongside the obvious draw of the scenery, such locations can be good for mental and physical wellbeing – perfectly positioned for summer strolls or winter walks.
Our latest waterside research also shows that riverside properties tend to command a premium when it comes to what buyers are willing to pay.
Living on London’s riverfront unsurprisingly comes at a price. Along the 27-mile stretch of the River Thames between Teddington Lock and the Royal Docks, buyers spend 14% more for second-hand flats located within 100 metres of the bank, compared with those up to one kilometre away.
Beyond London, premium prices continue to be paid, with homes in hotspots such as Cookham, Henley-on-Thames, Marlow, Shiplake, Sonning and Wargrave often double the price of comparable properties further inland.
Other waterfront locations include those within National Parks and National Landscapes. Scotland’s National Scenic Areas, which are home to a number of the country’s lochs and rivers, command an average premium of 130%.
From large period houses and contemporary boltholes to quaint cottages and secluded hideaways, we’ve gathered together a few of our favourite riverside homes that are sure to float your boat.
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