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Houses for sale in London
Find your perfect house for sale in London right away with us. You will always have access to the latest houses on the market available to buy if you choose to use our website. You might be hoping to discover a house within a specific price range in a particular area of London. What's more, how many bedrooms do you need? Do you require more than two bathrooms? By letting us know your exact requirements and help you, you will discover your perfect house you can buy right away.
House for sale - Leslie Road, Leytonstone, London
GUIDE PRICE 55,000 - 575,000 THREE BEDROOM TERRACED HOUSE A well-proportioned home, conveniently located very close to Leyton High Road and Leyton u... Read More
House for sale - John Street, London WC1N
3 bed mews house for sale
House for sale - King's Cross Road, WC1
A rare opportunity to acquire a freehold property in this incredibly exciting part of London. The house is split into 4 flats, all of which are curren... Read More
House for sale - Claremont Square, London, N1
The reservoir around which Claremount Square was constructed dates back to the 18th Century. While its no longer in use it does provide a centre piece... Read More
House for sale - Hand Axe Yard, London, WC1X
A brand new three bedroom Townhouse in the recently completed Hand Axe Yard development in St Pancras Place. Complete with a large open plan reception... Read More
House for sale - Nelson Place, London, N1
A stunningly presented 2 bedroom period house situated at the end of this quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Islington. The accommodation is beautifully... Read More
House for sale - Hand Axe Yard, WC1X
Set within an exclusive development and surrounded by well maintained gardens this executive townhouse is finished to an exceptional standard. With a ... Read More
House for sale - 257 City Rd, London EC1V 1AD, UK
3 bed Indoor 15m swimming poolJacuzziSaunaSteam roomGymCinemaCar parking spaceA leisure lounge and Club Canaletto on the 24th floor with spectacular v... Read More
House for sale - London
An exceptional home arranged over 3 floors, with a kitchen diner and lounge room, guest bathroom, utility room and second living room on the ground fl... Read More
House for sale - 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR SALE
A triplex penthouse with 3 terraces overlooking Shoreditch House on Redchurch Street….the link between Shoreditch and Brick Lane.This unique two doubl... Read More
House for sale - Royal College Street, London, NW1 0TH
Hunters of Camden are excited to present this Hunters Exclusive property For Sale. The property is situated on Royal College Street adjacent to Plende... Read More
Buying a house in London
As the commercial and cultural heart of England, London has always been a highly competitive city to buy a house. Boasting a population of over 9 million, England’s capital competes on a worldwide scale when its come to the property market. House prices in London are said to be some of the most expensive in the world, and it is no surprise why. Home to the headquarters of major international corporations, a plethora of world-renowned museums and thousands of famous eateries; London is a unique city that everyone wants a piece of.
What are the pros of buying a house over renting one in London?
Buying a house rather than renting in London can be advantageous for several reasons. Firstly, renting in London can be just as expensive as paying a monthly mortgage repayment, so why not put that money into something that you can call your own. Secondly, if house prices rise in London, you will benefit from the increase in value, not your landlord! Finally, any home improvements that you make are likely to increase the value of the property and go straight into your pocket when you sell!
Why is it so expensive to buy a house in London?
It’s true; London is one of the most expensive places in the world to buy a house. However, in most cases, the investment is worth it, as the benefits of living in such a cosmopolitan city often outweigh its costs. The living wage is significantly higher in London meaning your income is likely to be subsidised to help with the higher costs of living in the capital. Moreover, with such a thriving commercial district, there are plenty of opportunities to further your career and climb the ladder!