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Regional house price differences

House prices vary hugely across the UK, influenced by factors like local job markets, transport links, and, as this story shows, school quality. The £40,000 premium near top schools is an average, but the actual difference can be much larger in specific areas, like the £275,814 near Bishop Vesey’s.

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Homes near top state secondary schools cost £40,000 more on average

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