Christmas Market Property Costs £100k More than UK Average

The capital’s best known Christmas market is now open. As a result, leading online estate agent, Mashroom, has researched which of the country’s biggest and best Christmas markets offers the most festive cheer for UK home buyers.

The festive data looked at 29 of the UK’s merriest Christmas markets and found the current average house price across each of them was £316,569, which is £98,681 more than the current UK average. Emoov also ranked them on the average property price, to guide Christmas-loving, aspiring homebuyers to the ten most economical property prospects during this festive season.

It is that time of year again – bells ringing, carolers singing, and the opening of London’s iconic Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park. Not surprisingly, it holds the title of most unaffordable for homebuyers with an average house price at £1,379,488.

Christmas Market Property Costs £100k More than UK Average

Scotland’s Country Living Glasgow is the star at the top of the Christmas market tree with an average property price of £121,430, while Nottingham’s Winter Wonderland closely trails behind with the average property costing £128,192. Both Glasgow and Nottingham are well ahead of the other areas topping the list, and therefore, make them the most appealing for those looking to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in an affordable property.

Wrexham’s Victorian Christmas market placed 3rdon the list, with an average property price of £150,883. Closely followed by Manchester German Market with an average property value of £153,590 sledging in at 4th.

Birmingham’s German Christmas Market is often ranked one of the UK’s best markets and it is the biggest one in Europe, outside of Germany and Austria. The market, along with an affordable average property value of £165,149, make England’s second largest city the 5thmost attractive option for homebuyers.

For those in Leeds who are looking for mulled wine paired with carols, Christkindelmrkt is the perfect place both for festive cheer and property prices. The northern city placed 6th on the list for affordability with average property valued at £170,927.

The next stop is Staffordshire’s Winter Wonderland, where prospective homebuyers and Christmas enthusiasts alike can indulge in property averaging at £177,531. The 8thplace goes to Gloucester Quays Victorian Christmas Market, where property averages at £182,903.

Prospective homebuyers in the Welsh capital can happily sip their mull and rock their most eclectic jumpers at the Cardiff Christmas Markett, which is ranked 9th on the list with the average property price at £191,582. The final property gift is the Chester Christmas Market, which has an average property price tag of £191,666 and prides itself for abundant crafts, stocking stuffers and warm beverages.

Although there are a number of other Christmas market scattered across the country, the above are ten of the best and most affordable when taking property prices into account.

Although there are a number of other Christmas market scattered across the country, the above are ten of the best and most affordable when taking property prices into account.


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