Exchanging the capital for a breath of fresh air doesn’t have to be dull. Ruth Bloomfield hears from the ex-Londoners who have cracked the countryside code
There are still areas along the shiny new Crossrail route where house-hunters can find a property for under £500,000.
When Leanne Fraser was made redundant during the pandemic, it was the catalyst she needed to retrain and move her family to live by the sea.
Londoners who bought on Crossrail’s top stops are enjoying record price growth as the Elizabeth line finally opens.
The cheapest locations are all on the east and south-east London sections of the Elizabeth line, in key areas with average houses under £500,000 and flats under £250,000. Here’s where to start your search.
Just over an hour from London and with a choice of charming cities or beautiful villages — Hampshire’s the perfect country escape. But be prepared for top prices
Picturesque country and seaside locations for 2022 house-hunters who still want to live within reach of the capital.
Getting a Covid vaccine led Anastasia Gurnell to buy her first home years earlier than she’d anticipated
Decommissioned Felsted water tower is back on the market.
Committed Londoner Allana Clear loved her ‘forever home’ in the east, but then an opportunity presented itself that she simply couldn’t turn down.
Spend weekends paddleboarding without sacrificing on London comforts in these hipster-friendly commutable coastal towns with flats for about £200k
During the pandemic, a new breed of Crossrail hotspots has emerged led by Southall, in west London, which has seen 14 per cent house price growth in the last two years.
Crossrail’s 10-year house price growth winner. Here’s what you should know about the south-east London neighbourhood undergoing a £1 billion transformation.
New research reveals the best-value areas within one kilometre of London’s Elizabeth Line stations.
It’s still scruffy for now — but Crossrail could make E1 a hotspot
Culture, food and new homes all make Stratford a hotspot.
Good value period homes on Crossrail are a draw to the area, where house prices have skyrocketed
East London’s Manor Park has new homes, green spaces and and further change on the horizon.
Come for speedy Crossrail links, stay for the independent shops and strong community.
Billions of pounds have been spent transforming this west London postcode over the past decade.
Here’s how one family swapped their Plumstead home — and a three-hour west London commute — for a house with sea views on the Isle of Wight.