Rightmove analysis of asking prices in UK seaside towns finds that homes with sea views command substantially higher prices than comparable properties without such views. The study reports that the price premium has risen markedly over the past seven years, with sea-view properties increasing by more than a quarter in that period. The coverage says the uplift can amount to as much as £220,000 for buyers when comparing asking prices for sea-view homes. The findings are based on Rightmove’s examination of current and historical asking-price patterns across coastal locations. While the reports focus on the size of the premium and its growth over time, they do not provide further breakdowns by specific town, property type, or dates. Overall, the articles highlight a clear pricing difference in coastal markets, with buyers paying more for properties offering sea views and that premium expanding over the seven-year span assessed by Rightmove.