What are the types of property in the UK? What are the types of properties in the UK?

If you buy a UK house for everyday living, the townhouses, single-family houses and apartments that are popular with Chinese buyers are not very different from the types of houses in China. But if you want to use it for investment, in addition to the above three types of properties, there are also student apartments, estates, country cottages, and townhouses in the UK.

Student accommodation is currently the most popular investment project in the UK, with a low investment threshold, low down payment (only 25% down payment), low interest (2-3%), safe and reliable (after the transfer, you can view the personal purchase information at the National Land Office of the United Kingdom**). ), leaseback (no need to spend extra time looking for tenants yourself), no need to worry about rent collection (we will deduct the corresponding fees and pay the rent to your designated account at the end of each quarter). Highlights:

1.You only need to pay the down payment amount, and you can rent the house in the future without re-investment. 2.

The student apartments are fully furnished and do not need to be renovated at any extra cost, and students can move in with their bags. If you don't understand something, please feel free to ask! Thank you

1. Condominium real estate

Ordinary apartments: It can be said that real estate developers have been keen on real estate projects in recent years, and usually the location is in the city center. In terms of land property rights, they are usually leasehold rights.

Duplex apartment: a kind of house between house and flat, usually duplex structure, can be divided into one upstairs household, downstairs one household, and each household has a separate door for entry and exit, this type of housing is called duplex apartment.

**Relief housing: As the name suggests, it is the kind of non-commercial housing that is specially built to support the poor in the United Kingdom. The types of houses in this category generally include apartments, semi-detached villas and small terraced houses, of which apartments are still the majority.

2. Villa real estate

Detached Villa: Refers to a detached villa with a detached courtyard and its own garden and garage. This type of house in the same area is arguably the most expensive.

Semi-detached villas: The kind of properties that are left and right in the same house, but also have a garden and garage.

Single-storey villa: It is the kind of house with a single courtyard but only one floor. This type of house is more suitable for the elderly.

Townhouse: This type of property is generally a denser type of property built from a townhouse, most of which are located in the city center, usually with two to three floors, and are directly connected to each other.

Farmhouse: This is the kind of house that is mostly located in the English countryside, but is still more expensive in terms of property**, and is often referred to as a holiday home.

In fact, there is a wide range of property options in the UK, from apartments to manor castles. No matter how discerning your housing tastes are, the UK is sure to satisfy you and find the right UK property. Let's take a look at the key UK property types.

[UK Property Type].

Apartment flat property type in the United Kingdom

Modern apartments do not have freehold titles, only the right to use. Some of the modern apartments have more luxurious amenities, including private pools or fitness centers, and 24-hour doormen.

A terracedhouse (terraced house) of the UK property type

The whole community is relatively dense, with more than 10 houses in each row, and there is a backyard called a yard. There are 2-4 bedrooms, living rooms, prescriptions. Townhouses generally have freehold titles.

The townhouse (townhouse) of the UK property type

Generally in the city or community center, 3-5 floors, usable area of 250-450 square meters. Generally, 5-7 houses are connected in a row, each house has an independent garden and parking space, 2-4 bedrooms, a living room, prescriptions, multiple bathrooms, and individual independent garages. Generally freehold.

Semidetached (semi-detached villas) in the UK

A large villa is divided into two separate houses on the left and right. Generally, there are separate gardens in front and back, and the space is larger. It is generally 2 floors, with 2-4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and many have independent garages and parking spaces.

Detached house (detached villa) of the UK property type

Often located on the outskirts of the city, it is a favourite of the British who value private space and like to take a break in the hustle and bustle. There is a separate garden of at least 50-100 square meters in front of and behind the house, and many British people like to plant all kinds of flowers and trees in the garden. They usually have a private garage or an outdoor separate storage house.

Compared to the same townhouse in the same area, it may be 25%-50% higher.

The type of property in the United Kingdom is a bungalow

Usually there is only one floor, and all the rooms are on one level, so there is no need to go up and down stairs, so it has become the first choice for the elderly. Relevant data shows that the rental returns of bungalow-style villas are the highest of all housing types, averaging high.

Cottage (holiday villa, farmhouse) property type in the United Kingdom

In the UK, cottages are generally historic old houses, and many are more expensive in the countryside. Brits prefer old, characterful British properties, often made of large blocks of stone.