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Top Towns in England Where You Can Still Buy Property for Less

Karen ContrinoBy Karen Contrino11/06/20253 Mins Read

While the UK property market has seen considerable growth in recent years, there are still hidden gems scattered across England where buyers can find affordable homes without compromising on lifestyle. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, downsizer, or investor, knowing where to look can make all the difference. Below, we explore some of the top towns where property remains budget-friendly in 2025.

1. Boston, Lincolnshire

Located in the East Midlands, Boston is often overlooked, but it offers excellent value for money. With a strong sense of community, great schools, and access to the countryside, it’s ideal for families and retirees alike. The average house price remains significantly below the national average, making it a hotspot for savvy buyers. If you’re exploring your options, Estate Agents in Boston can help guide you through the local market.

2. Sunderland, Tyne and Wear

This vibrant coastal city in the North East offers a mix of seaside charm and urban convenience. Sunderland boasts affordable homes, especially in areas like Pallion and Hendon, making it a solid choice for both homeowners and investors. Good transport links and a growing university presence further enhance its appeal.

3. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire

Known for its pottery heritage, Stoke-on-Trent is also gaining attention for its low property prices and ongoing regeneration. With strong transport links to Birmingham and Manchester, it’s a practical and economical choice for commuters.

4. Hull, East Yorkshire

Hull has made a strong comeback over the past decade, benefiting from major investment and redevelopment. With a bustling marina, cultural events, and an affordable property market, it offers an attractive alternative to pricier northern cities like Leeds or York.

5. Blackpool, Lancashire

This iconic seaside town is more than just a holiday destination. Blackpool has a thriving rental market, affordable terraced housing, and a strong sense of local pride. With the right advice, investors and homebuyers can find excellent deals.

Why These Towns Make Sense in 2025

Affordability isn’t just about price; it’s also about future potential. These towns offer a combination of livability, regeneration prospects, and stable local economies. If you’re looking to find the cheapest house in the UK, starting in towns like these makes strategic sense.

How Belvoir Can Help

Navigating affordable housing markets requires local expertise. That’s where Belvoir comes in. With a nationwide presence and a strong local branch network, Belvoir offers personalised guidance to help you find value-rich property opportunities in towns like Boston and beyond.

Final Thoughts

Affordable towns in England still exist—you just need to know where to look. With the right guidance and a bit of local insight, purchasing a home for less is still very much possible in 2025. Whether you’re buying your first home or adding to your portfolio, these towns could offer the value you’re searching for.

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