The average price of a property in Britain has reached £325,000, according to property website Zoopla.
We take a look at what type of home you can buy for 10 times that amount, at the £3.25million mark.
These properties include a London-based three-bedroom apartment with three bedrooms and a large country estate that covers 32 acres in Bath. A 10-acre estate is located in Roald Dahl’s heart.
Our homes are 10x more expensive than average, which includes this flat in London with two bedrooms. Scroll down to see the details.
All of the homes in our list cost £3.25million, including this country estate with 32 acres in Bath (scroll down for more details)
Many of these properties are located in England’s South East, where prices for property tend to be more expensive.
Daniel Copley, of Zoopla, said: ‘There is currently a wide range of spectacular properties for sale in Britain for £3.25m, including a contemporary home in the sought after Hutton Mount private estate in Essex, and a modern mega-mansion with a cinema room and gym in London.’
Ten homes for sale costing £3.25million…
1. North-West London Flat with 3 Bedrooms
This three-bed flat in North-West London is on the market for £3.25million and is for sale via Sandfords estate agents
St James’s Terrace property is located half a mile away from St John’s Wood London Underground station. It has a living room measuring 24 feet.
Living room in the North-West London home has direct access to a tiled patio with stunning views of Regent’s Park.
This three-bedroom flat in North West London covers more than 1,500 sq ft, the equivalent of 140 sq m – and has a share of the freehold.
The living area is 24 feet in length and has access to the terrace with views over Regent’s Park. Sandfords Estate Agents is selling the property at St James’s Terrace, which is located half a mile away from St John’s Wood London Underground Station.
2. Prestwood, Buckinghamshire – Seven-Bed House
This seven-bed character property in Buckinghamshire’s Prestwood boasts almost 10 acres of land that includes a private lake and outbuildings
Strong heritage: This main house, which dates back to 1800s, has been in the same family since then for over thirty years
It is located one mile away from Great Missenden’s high street, where Roald Dahl spent 36 years as a child author.
Prestwood is home to seven beds and almost 10 acres. This land includes a lake private, outbuildings, and more.
It dates back to 1800 and is in the same family since more than 30 years.
Great Missenden’s High Street is 1 Mile away. It has restaurants, shops and even The Roald Dahl Museum.
ROALD DAHL AND GREAT MISSENDEN COUNTRYSIDE
Roald Dahl lived and wrote in Great Missenden
Writer Roald Dahl wrote Great Missenden and lived. for 36 years.
The children died in 1990, but the author of their story lived at Buckinghamshire’s wealthy village.
In his garden, he wrote his entire collection of children’s books as well as many of his adult stories.
With his more than 250,000,000 copies of books sold, he became one the most popular authors in the world.
Dahl’s books are known to be darkly comic and unentimental. They often feature adult antagonists who try to destroy the children characters.
From his descriptions of the rolling Chiltern country around Great Missenden, you can recognize it from many of his books including Fantastic Mr Fox or Danny the Champion of the World.
These included Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Giant Peach.
3. South-West London, Three-Bed Flat
Leasehold flat with three bedrooms in South West London. It is one-third of a mile away from Victoria Underground station.
This modern apartment boasts a wood-floored kitchen and dark cabinets. It also has space for dining tables and chairs.
This property has a rooftop terrace that overlooks Westminster. It also offers the opportunity to host family and friends outside.
Leasehold flat with three bedrooms in South West London. It is just a third mile away from Victoria London Underground station.
The property boasts views over Westminster from the roof terrace and it is being offered for sale by Dexters estate agents.
4. St Mawes (Cornwall), Five-Bed House
The five-bedroom property is situated in Cornwall’s two-acre landscaped grounds. It also includes numerous outbuildings.
The spacious barn conversion is called Voskelly Barn and is on the edge of the Cornish coastal village of St Mawes
To supplement the income from the main home, a separate cottage can be rented.
The appeal of Cornwall’s away from it all feel among buyers took on new meaning during the pandemic, due to its coastlines and open space – and this five-bedroom property in St Mawes has these qualities in abundance.
This barn conversion has two acres of garden space and is situated in St Mawes, a small village on the coast. H Tiddy estate agents is selling the property.
5. Hutton, Essex – Four-Bed House
This stunning property, located in Hutton, Essex, was once an Art Deco house that was constructed in the 1930s.
This bright, four-bedroom house was completed by its current owners a little over 10 years ago.
This house is three stories high and has a swimming pool, large glass walls with views of the garden and large windows.
The property originally belonged to an Art Deco-style house, but was transformed over a decade ago by current owners.
It spans over three floors. Keller Williams is selling the property.
6. Lansdown, Somerset – Nine-bed home
On the Lansdown slopes in Bath, Somerset lies Coach House Estate. It has nine bedrooms and stables.
It covers 32 acres with several outbuildings. The estate also includes a former cow shed, which has been restored.
The Coach House Estate on the Lansdown slopes of Bath includes stables and an equine facility.
The main house is not the only one. A cow shed has also been added. This detached structure, which was built in 1898, houses a bedroom and a bathroom.
This estate covers 32 acres. It is currently being sold by Bowerhouse estate agents.
7. Capel, Surrey – Eight bed house
The Clockhouse, a Grade II Manor House set on 2.5 Acres of Land in Capel in Surrey is an impressive sight.
Wooden beans are used on the ceiling. Stone tiles can be found on the floors. The walls have wood panelling.
You will find the main dining area of the manor home with tiled floors. There are also decorative windows.
The Clockhouse in Capel, Surrey, is a Grade II manor home set within 2.5 acres.
This eight-bedroom home dates back to 1307, and it is available for sale through estate agents Asprey Estates.
8. Radlett in Herfordshire, Six-Bedroom House
The modern 6-bedroom home is located in Radlett, Hertfordshire. It was constructed just five years ago.
Modern family home with air conditioning and mood lighting, which includes around concrete staircase
Only five years have passed since the construction of this six-bedroom property in Radlett village, Hertfordshire.
It features air conditioning and mood lighting. It is being sold by Godfrey & Barr estate agents.
9. House with seven beds, Ickenham (London)
The luxury home in London’s Ickenham can be accessed by an electric gate. There is also a parking space at the front that has been paved with enough room for 10 cars.
There are seven bedrooms in the property. The entertainment area includes a cinema with leather sofas and a large library.
Access to this luxury 7-bedroom home in London’s Ickenham can be made via an electric gate
It is within walking distance of Ickenham high street and station, and is being sold by Robert Cooper & Co estate agents.
10. Five-bed house in Ascot, Berkshire
The Ascot gated home for families in Berkshire has five bedrooms. It has all been constructed with the most modern features.
Large kitchen with tiled floors and subtle two-tone cabinetry.
A sophisticated kitchen features a sitting area and a climate controlled wine wall that acts as a backdrop.
Modern family home built in Berkshire’s Ascot with all modern conveniences, such as Control4 home automation system and Sonos sound system throughout all the rooms.
This property has five bedrooms, and it is currently being offered for sale by Hamptons estate agent.