Sea view properties record 27% surge in value since 2019, report finds

Sea view properties record 27% surge in value since 2019, report finds

East Midlands – £228,083 – £352,789 – 55%Yorkshire & The Humber- £160,771 – £245,119 – 53%Total Great Britain – £235,635 – £298,810 – 27%Wales – £235,950 – £298,262 – 26%North East- £181,303 – £228,554 – 26%South West – £321,537 – £398,764 – 24%North West – £184,441 – £228,046 – 24%East of England – £289,371 – £355,319 – 23%South East – £359,319 – £416,375 – 16%Scotland – £159,938 – £166,068 – 4%West Mersea, Essex – £433,185 – £655,479 – £222,294 – 51%Frinton-on-Sea, Essex – £361,645 – £492,344 – £130,699 – 36%Broadstairs, Kent – £399,337 – £528,280 – £128,943 – 32%Littlehampton, West Sussex – £381,117 – £501,813 – £120,696 – 32%Newquay, Cornwall – £334,291 – £430,284 – £95,993 – 29%Exmouth, Devon – £352,044 – £448,513 – £96,469 – 27%Worthing, West Sussex £370,021 – £469,283 – £99,262 – 27%Ryde, Isle of Wight £284,514 – £354,587 – £70,073 – 25%Penzance, Cornwall £333,104 – £402,657 – £69,553 – 21%Boscombe, Dorset £285,939 – £343,408 – £57,469 – 20%

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