Low Priced Divan Beds - Free Next Day Delivery A Divan is a type of furniture which originates all the way from Persia! It’s a spring-box bed which became a popular style following the romantic movement in literature. This style of bed will make your room look exquisite, because they were often found in boudoirs throughout Europe to convey a luxurious yet comfortable style. To this day, Divan still remains one of the most popular and economic choices in the UK. Because of this, it’s a smart option when looking to buy a bed. We stock a wide selection of divan beds from designer names like Deluxe Beds, Restus, Air Sprung and much much more and they all include a matching orthopaedic, open spring, pocket spring or a memory foam/latex mattress. If you like the idea of optimal storage space then why not take a look at our built in TV range Items 1 to 12 of 195 total CBS Brown Faux Leather Divan Bed Base With Drawers FREE Next Day Delivery Rapyalpaedic Spears Fabric Divan Bed Base With Drawers
FREE DELIVERY IN 2 - 3 CBS Black Divan Base With Drawers CBS Deluxe Faux Leather Or Suede Divan Base With Drawers Deluxe Beds Windsor Open Spring Divan Bed Deluxe Beds Albi Open Spring Divan Bed Deluxe Beds Belmont Open Spring Divan Bed Deluxe Beds Zodiac Open Spring Divan Bed CBS Romeo Chenille Divan Bed Base With Drawers Black Upholstered Ortho Damask Divan Bed - on Sale save 70% Black Upholstered Divan Bed with Mattress - on sale save 70% CBS Ortho Firm Quilted Damask Divan BedNationwide Building Society figures show typical home in northern England now costs less than half that of a home in the south An average home in the south costs £313,670 while a house in northern England averages £150,917. The average UK house price has exceeded £200,000 for the first time, but a typical home in northern England now costs less than half of one in the south, according to Nationwide Building Society. Property values rose 0.8% month-on-month in March across the UK, taking the typical price of a home to £200,251, the financial services company said.
However, within the figures, the price gap between the average house price in the south of England and that in the north has widened to nearly £163,000. The average home in the south, including the south-west, south-east, London and East Anglia, costs £313,670. A typical home in the north, which the study includes as the Midlands, Yorkshire and Humberside, the north-west and the north-east, now costs £150,917. Across the UK generally, the year-on-year rate of house price growth accelerated to 5.7%, the fastest pace since February 2015. A 3% stamp duty surcharge for buy-to-let investors, which came into force on Friday, will have pushed up prices, Nationwide said. The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) has reported seeing a “bottleneck” of investors trying to beat the three percentage point increase on previous stamp duty rates. Nationwide said the outer metropolitan London area was the strongest-performing region in the first quarter of 2016, with house prices up by 12.2% on a year earlier to reach £344,371 on average.
The outer metropolitan district covers areas such as central Kent, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Luton, Medway, Reading, Slough, south Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns, south Essex, St Albans, west Kent, Windsor and Maidenhead, and Wokingham. For the fourth time in five years, London trailed in second place in the quarterly regional figures, showing how house price growth has rippled out from the capital. It also recorded the second-fastest rate of annual house price growth, with an 11.5% increase taking the average property value there to £455,984. Scotland and the north of England were the only UK areas where property values dipped year on year, with falls of 0.2% and 1.1% respectively. The average house price in Scotland is £139,911. In Wales, property prices were 1.7% higher than a year earlier, at £141,525 on average. In Northern Ireland, property values increased by 1.8% year-on-year to reach £123,225 on average. In East Anglia and the south-west, property values were up by 5.8% year-on-year, while in Yorkshire and Humberside they edged up by 1.9%, and in the north-west they increased 0.5%.
Riverside Quarter, Wandsworth SW18 At the well established and vibrant garden community at Riverside Quarter on the banks of the Thames in Central London’s Wandsworth a new phase begun. Arranged within engaging contemporary architecture, the bright and spacious one, two, three and four bedroom apartments enjoy the company of imaginatively landscaped gardens, a fitness centre, sauna and sumptuous swimming pool that overlooks the river. The development is already home to bright and cosmopolitan restaurants and bars and the residents are just yards away from the wide open space and tree-lined river walks of Wandsworth Park and the town centre’s shopping and the boutiques and malls in nearby Putney. Bedrooms: 2, 3 & 4 bedrooms Location: Wandsworth, South West London Travel links: East Putney Underground (10 mins) | Wandsworth Town Rail (10 mins) | Thames Clipper river taxi service to Blackfriars | Residents Shuttle Bus to East Putney underground and Putney overground stations