Britain has produced a ‘boomerang’ generation twice as likely as their counterparts in the rest of Europe to come back to live in the family home.
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In simple terms, fractional-ownership schemes are nothing new and mean that three or four friends can buy a home together. Legally, the property belongs to all the owners whose names are on the deeds, and time spent there is split accordingly.
Thatched cottages are the marmite of the property world – you either love them or hate them, according to Charlie Comber from estate agency Hayman-Joyce in the Cotswolds.
Few things can split a rural community more sharply than footpaths and rights of way over land, as ardent fans of The Archers will know…
Just what are the crucial ingredients for a perfect country house location?
There’s a new trend for buyers to purchase a home in a cherished holiday spot where they enjoyed halcyon moments in their younger days.
