Summary
QUALITY rural properties, particularly in the most desirable Tyne Valley villages, are holding their values despite the credit crunch, according to rural agents.
With a shortage of "chocolate box" properties in desirable village locations and a good supply of buyers with decent deposits searching for a better quality of life, the country house market in the North East appears to have weathered the storm.See the full content of this document
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Quality Rural Homes Are Holding Prices
Neil Foster, of Foster Maddison, which has estate agency offices in Newcastle, Hexham and Lanchester, said: "Country properties over pounds 500,000 are attracting interest with b...
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