Moving to the countryside: Is it all it’s cracked up to be?

The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Moving to the countryside: Is it all it’s cracked up to be?” – below is their description.

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Estate agents have seen a huge surge in property searches from those moving from cities to the countryside.  Between August and November 2020, Savills registered 40 per cent more new buyers looking a rural home than the same period in 2007 – the last time the country market peaked.

But whilst a move to the countryside might sound idyllic,  there is a lot to consider. Watch the video above to hear the highs and lows from those who made the move. 

With thanks to Hattie Garlick, Sarah Lewis-Briggs and Tom Hodgkinson.

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