Ever wondered what the most popular properties on our website look like? According to the number of page views on Foxtons.co.uk, these are the most viewed properties so far in 2017.
Drayton Gardens, Chelsea, SW10
Traditionally styled and enviably located, this impressive six bedroom house on Drayton Gardens has racked up nearly 1,400 views per month on our website.
Holland Park, Holland Park, W11
Perhaps it’s the close proximity to the Beckhams, or the exquisite finish that draws visitors of our site to this stunning three bedroom apartment in Holland Park, which has had over 1,000 views a month so far in 2017.
Victoria Road, Kensington, W8
Close to Kensington High Street, Hyde Park and the museums on Exhibition Road, this elegant four bedroom apartment has an exclusive location and is extremely popular with visitors to our site.
Riverwalk, Westminster, SW1
The viewing stats for this stylish three bedroom apartment in Westminster are almost as good as the views of London from its 13th floor aspect, with nearly 1,000 views per month.
Pont Street, Knightsbridge, SW1
Arranged over two storeys, this bright and spacious three bedroom apartment has an enviable location between Sloane Square, South Kensington and Knightsbridge, which is perhaps the reason why it’s so popular with people viewing it on our site.
Champion Hill, Denmark Hill, SE5
This Grade II-listed eight bedroom house has enough space for a large family to enjoy, as well as a separate one bedroom guesthouse and a basement flat. With all this to offer, it comes as no surprise there's lots of interest online.
The Heron, City, EC2
This stunning two bedroom apartment is situated on the 32nd floor of exclusive Heron Tower, and has some of the best views of London. Perhaps this is why it’s one of the most viewed properties on our website this year.
Maze Hill, Greenwich, SE10
One of the most unique homes currently for sale on our website, this five bedroom house is set within the wing of a Grade I-listed castle next to Greenwich Park and is certainly something that catches the eye.
