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The Aviemore property market shows clear segmentation by property type, with detached homes commanding the highest average price of £482,933. This reflects the desirability of larger family homes in the Cairngorms, where properties often come with stunning views across the Spey Valley towards the mountain peaks. The semi-detached properties average £232,000, representing the most common housing type in the area and appealing to families and first-time buyers alike who seek the balance of indoor space and garden access without the premium of a fully detached property.
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For those entering the market at the lower end, flats represent an affordable entry point with an average asking price of £236,000. One-bedroom properties in PH22 start from around £129,400, making them accessible for first-time buyers or investors looking to capitalise on the strong holiday let market in the region. Two-bedroom properties average £195,846, offering a balance of space and affordability that proves popular with young families and couples seeking a base in the Cairngorms. Properties in developments like Bynack More by Tulloch Homes offer modern flats built in 2022, providing contemporary living with energy-efficient specifications that appeal to buyers prioritizing sustainability.
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At the premium end, four-bedroom properties average £435,625, while the limited supply of five-bedroom homes reaches approximately £690,000. The price distribution shows that the majority of properties (14 listings) fall in the £332,857 range, followed by properties in the £435,625 bracket. This distribution indicates a healthy market with activity across multiple price points, though the single listing above £750,000 demonstrates the limited supply of ultra-premium properties in this rural location. The variation in pricing across PH22 postcodes reflects the local knowledge that agents like Caledonia bring - for instance, prices in PH22 1SN have risen 27% on the 2020 peak, while PH22 1RE has seen an 11% decline, highlighting the importance of street-level expertise.