If you’re a first-time buyer, landlord, or you’re looking to downsize, a leasehold property may be a great option. Properties of this tenure typically have lower maintenance costs because they often come with terms that mean the freeholder is responsible for the upkeep of communal areas such as gardens. As such, these properties can be a strategic financial choice for many. Well-suited for buy-to-let investors, leasehold properties are usually applied to apartments but our listings offer even more, from commercial properties to residential houses.
If you think that this type of tenure is right for you, we encourage you to browse our leasehold properties for sale across the nation. Using the filters below, you’ll be able to narrow down your search by location, property type, and price to help you find the perfect fit. If you’re unsure whether to buy a freehold or leasehold property and which is better suited to your needs, we recommend visiting our guide which highlights the differences, advantages and disadvantages of each.