英国国家公园内房产价格溢价达24%

英国最大的建筑协会Nationwide发布研究报告显示，位于国家公园内的房产平均价格比类似房产高24%1。其中新森林国家公园房价最高，平均达56.3万英镑，其次是南丘陵国家公园的48.5万英镑和峰区国家公园的45万英镑1。

研究还发现，国家景观内的房产溢价为14%1，而国家公园周边三英里范围内的房产溢价则降至6%1。作为最昂贵的国家景观，Surrey Hills的平均房价为71万英镑，该地区约占萨里郡四分之一，约有4万名居民1。

Nationwide的分析表明，限制性开发政策是导致这些受保护地区房价保持相对较高的主要原因1。

Nationwide Building Society, Britain's largest building association, has released research revealing that properties located within UK national parks command an average price premium of 24% compared to similar properties elsewhere 1. The study identifies New Forest National Park as the most expensive, with an average property price of £563,000 1. Other notable national parks show lower valuations, including the South Downs at £485,000 and the Peak District at £450,000 1.

Beyond national park boundaries, the research demonstrates a more modest premium: properties within three miles of national parks command a 6% price increase 1. Areas designated as national landscapes—a less restrictive classification—show a 14% price premium 1. Among these landscapes, Surrey Hills emerges as the most expensive, with an average property value of £710,000, occupying approximately one-quarter of Surrey's area and home to around 40,000 residents 1. The study attributes these price variations largely to restrictive development policies that keep property supply limited within protected areas, thereby maintaining relatively higher valuations 1.