As we look back on 2025, the UK premium property market has shown a blend of resilience and caution. For buyers and sellers alike, understanding how the year unfolded offers useful insight as we head into 2026 and consider what’s ahead.

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In 2026 premium buyers are not simply purchasing a house, they are buying into a way of living. Homes that attract the strongest interest and sell more quickly are those that feel calm, intentional, and quietly luxurious.

Here are a few reasons why I think/hope/pray that 2026’s premium market will be an exciting one for everyone involved.

Welcome to the first edition for 2026 of my UK premium property market update, where I'll be reviewing how 2025 finished up.

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It’s a belief many buyers still hold “My mortgage is straightforward, so I don’t really need an adviser.” In reality, even the simplest mortgage cases can benefit from professional advice and not just for financial reasons.

If you are thinking about selling your home in 2026, you are not alone. The start of a new year often brings fresh plans, new priorities, and a renewed sense of possibility.