This article is an external press release originally published on the Landlord News website, which has now been migrated to the Just Landlords blog.
If you’re looking for a new property and have £250,000 to spend, then any of these homes could be what you’re after. In the UK and abroad, take a look at houses with this price tag.
Johns Place, Edinburgh – Offers over £250,000, Strutt & Parker
This split-level flat has two bedrooms and has views over Leith Links to Arthur’s Seat. A portion of a period property, this home is well presented and has extra large bedrooms, a good-sized bathroom and a 28-foot-long open-plan living area.
Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire – £250,000-£275,000, Savills
This home is up for auction on 14th May, so you better be quick! The house has five bedrooms, three reception rooms and its own courtyard. With off-road parking and beautiful period features, the property is picturesque and practical.
Bettws Cedewain, Newton, Powys – £250,000, Strutt & Parker
Four barns have been converted on this farming estate and this semi-detached property has three bedrooms. The homes have been refurbished with stylish oak beams, joinery and staircases, and have exposed wooden floors. The three bedrooms have vaulted ceilings and the largest has an en suite.
Loubès Bernac, Lot-et-Garonne, France – €341,250, Leggett
This property has three bedrooms, three reception rooms and outbuildings that could be converted. Two have already had work done and there is enough land for more. The cellar boasts a sauna and in the garden is a raised pool.
Ortaalan, Kalkan, Turkey – £250,000, Spot Blue
All three bedrooms in this villa have en suites and the master suite spreads across the whole of the top floor, with its own terrace and sea views. The house is fully furnished, has marble floors and a shaded dining terrace. On the roof-level terrace is a sunken swimming pool.
