The most reduced properties for sale have been revealed, proving a window shopping opportunity for homebuyers hoping to bag themselves a bargain.
The asking prices on the properties for sale on Zoopla have been cut from between 40 per cent and 50 per cent.
In one case, it translates into a reduction of almost £1million on a Grade II listed Georgian manor once owned by the aristocracy.
The most reduced properties for sale have been revealed, including this £900,000 Grade II Georgian manor once owned by the aristocracy (scroll down for more details)
Daniel Copley, of Zoopla, said: ‘Despite house price growth across the UK currently sitting at 8.4 per cent, there’s still a chance to grab a bargain in locations across the country with some properties currently benefitting from price reductions of up to 50 per cent.
‘If you’re on the hunt for a reduced property, ensure you frequently check online to spot properties that are recently reduced and don’t forget to set up email alerts for properties that match what you’re looking for.’
The four most reduced properties for sale…
1. Five-bed house, Lower Shiplake, £1.25m, down 50%
This property for sale in the Oxfordshire village of Lower Shiplake has seen its asking price cut in half to £1.25million
The modern bungalow boasts five bedrooms as well as a large kitchen with white units and a seated eating area overlooking the garden
The property has a large lawn area in the garden with mature trees, a patio area, and it is close to the River Thames
This five-bedroom bungalow for sale is in the Oxfordshire village of Lower Shiplake has seen its asking price cut in half.
It is currently on the market for £1.25m, and is close to the River Thames as well as local amenities, including Shiplake train station, a convenience store and a local butcher.
2. Four-bed house, Pontypridd, £250k, down 44%
This four-bed property is in the Welsh town of Pontypridd and is for sale for £250,000 having seen the asking price cut by 44 per cent
As well as the three-bedroom detached house, there is a separate one-bedroom semi-detached cottage included in the sale
The property has some green space that could be transformed into a easily accessible and comfortable garden
If you fancy a renovation project, this four-bedroom property in the Welsh town of Pontypridd is for sale for £250,000, having seen the asking price cut by 44 per cent.
As well as the three-bedroom detached house, there is a separate one-bedroom semi-detached cottage included in the sale.
One of the properties was designed and built by an artist in the 1960s, where he lived and worked for five decades.
3. Five-bed house, Bretherton, £895k, down 40%
This detached house is in the Lancashire village of Bretherton is on the market for £895,000 and has seen its asking price cut by 40 per cent
The pristine property has a shiny kitchen with black cabinets and an island with a contrasting white worktop area
The luxury home is detached and boasts five bedrooms as well as an acre of garden that currently includes a trampoline
This detached house in the Lancashire village of Bretherton boasts five bedrooms and an acre of lawned gardens.
The property has been finished to a high standard, including an open plan family dining kitchen and living area.
It is on the market for £895,000 and has seen its asking price cut by 40 per cent.
4. Ten-bed house, Shotley, £900k, down 40%
This ten-bedroom property in the Suffolk village of Shotley is a Grade II Georgian manor once owned by the aristocracy
The interior of the house includes this living area with wood beams, tiled flooring and exposed brickwork with a fireplace
The large manor house is currently on the market for £900,000 after having had its asking price cut by 40 per cent
This ten-bedroom property in the Suffolk village of Shotley is a Grade II Georgian manor once owned by the aristocracy.
It is between the Orwell and Stour estuaries, which were used in medieval times as an assembly point and safe anchoring for the naval fleet.
The house is currently for sale for £900,000 after having had its asking price cut by 40 per cent.
