House prices have dipped this summer, but sales remain strong. With more homes on the market and lower mortgage rates, buyers and sellers are still getting deals done.

In an age of towering new build flats and sprawling three-storey town homes, there is something refreshingly honest about a bungalow. No stairs. No split-level gimmicks.

In the summer of 2020, Crowthorne's property market, like the rest of the UK, roared back to life after weeks of pandemic lockdown. It was a strange moment in history.

It’s no great revelation that young people in Sandhurst are finding it increasingly difficult to buy a home. Rising living costs, modest wage growth, and stricter mortgage lending rules have all contributed to a noticeable shift in the housing landscape.