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Four beds good, five beds bad

People swoon when you tell them that you’re selling a five-bedroom house. How lovely, they say. Think of the space for children, the potential for guests. However, Britain’s “ideal home” for buyers now has just 3.5 bedrooms, according to the property website Zoopla. With the market in some areas almost static, sellers are forced to face a counterintuitive fact: abundant bedrooms can be a curse.

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People might often assume that a five bedroom house would be more sought-after than a four-bedroom one…

In a new piece for The Times this week, Black Brick’s Founder, Camilla Dell offered her perspective on why homes with three to four bedrooms and additional storage rooms are better than houses with five or six crammed in bedrooms.

Read the article here.