The A46 near Nettleham is to close for three days next week due to work on a major Anglian Water pipeline
The most unpopular property listing in the East Midlands is a ‘portfolio of seven homes’ in Lincolnshire which been on the market for 2,330 days, according to a recent study.analysed property stock on Rightmove to find the homes that have been listed for the longest time across each area of the Britain housing market.
The remaining five properties are approximately eight years old and are constructed in two main blocks. According to the study, the North East’s least loved property is a two-bed terrace in Peterlee, Durham, Despite an asking price of just £64,950, it has been sitting on the market for 4,627 days having been originally listed on July 13, 2010.
Scotland’s most unwanted home is a two-bed flat in Galashiels which has been on the market for 3,238 days. The most unwanted home in Wales has been on the market since 2016. “It might come as a surprise to hear that, during our nation’s much-reported housing shortage, perfectly good homes can sit on the market for more than a decade without finding a buyer, but there are any number of reasons why this might be
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