Research has revealed the best UK commuter towns, offering lower house prices whilst being in proximity to major cities.
Remote working became the ‘new normal’ during the pandemic, but now three-quarters (76%) of employees are back working in the office at least three days a week. Many people can’t afford to live in London, where the average house price is £588,300.
Peterborough was ranked the best commuter town near the capital; it’s a 50-minute train to King’s Cross and the typical home costs £238,800.
In Edinburgh, the average property costs £287,110; however, Wishaw is located 45 minutes away by train and offers lower prices of £111,670. In Cardiff, homes are typically £280,760, but in New Tredegar, the top commuter town, properties are less than half the price at £108,600.
Sources:
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/discover/property-news/best-commuter-towns
