National Park Homes in UK Command 25% Price Premium

Limited development and desirable locations contribute to higher property values in England and Wales' national parks.

Properties in national parks in England and Wales are priced 25% higher on average than similar homes elsewhere, according to Nationwide Building Society.
The New Forest is the most expensive national park, with average house prices reaching £576,000.
Snowdonia in Wales is the least expensive national park, with typical properties priced at £173,000.
Homes within 3 miles of a national park also see a 'fringe benefit,' with a 7% increase in value compared to those further away.
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, such as the Cotswolds and Surrey Hills, also command a price premium, averaging 15% more than similar properties elsewhere.