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Property for sale in Guernsey
144 properties in Guernsey
£749,000
Argeles
House · St Sampson
House · Local Market market · 4 bedrooms
Listed by CranfordsView details
£650,000
Avondale
terraced_house · Vale
terraced_house · Local Market market · 3 bedrooms
Listed by CranfordsView details
£690,000
Investment Opportunity – 1, The Palms
St Peter Port
3 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£750,000
Residential Development – La Mouette
Land · St Peter Port
Land · 2 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£765,000
La Croix D’Argent
Land · St Andrew's
Land · 2 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£699,000
Vue des Arbres
House · St Peter Port
House · 5 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£695,000
2, La Rochelle
House · St Sampson's
House · Local Market market · 3 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£749,000
Whispering Sands
Villa · Castel
Villa · Local Market market · 6 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£765,000
Rock Bottom
Bungalow · Alderney
Bungalow · Open Market market · 6 bedrooms
Listed by Cooper BrouardView details
£645,000
Apartment 17, Vue Du Godfrey
Apartment · St Peter Port
Apartment · Local Market market · 2 bedrooms
Listed by SwoffersView details
£650,000
2 Courtil Fougere
St Sampson's
Local Market market · 3 bedrooms
Listed by SwoffersView details
£665,000
Apartment 14, Hanois
Apartment · St Peter Port
Apartment · Local Market market · 2 bedrooms
Listed by SwoffersView details
While you are looking
Renting out
Where does renting out pay best in Guernsey?
St Martin's shows the widest gap between rents and prices at 5.8% gross, against 3.9% island-wide.
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This week
What has moved in Guernsey this week?
152 listings appeared, 49 had their price cut and 0 went up. We read every agent's site overnight, so this is the week as it happened.
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Geography
Where is the biggest price gap in Guernsey?
The median home in St Pierre du Bois asks £1,995,000; in Alderney it asks £448,000. Same island, 4.5× the price.
What would make this wrong: It compares what is on the market, not like for like. An area of large houses will always beat an area of flats, whatever the land underneath is worth.
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