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Review of the area

Durham is a small city located in the County Durham in England. Durham boasts a population of approximately 42,000 people and is well known for Norman Cathedral and Castle.

Durham’s main source of industry is service related. Manufacturing accounts for a good portion of the city’s economic wealth, but service industries account for double that of manufacturing. The region’s agricultural products account for a very small portion of the region’s economy.

There are several modes of public transportation available in Durham. Access roads and the A1 link Durham to surrounding regions while Durham railway station provides rail service to the area. There are two airports that are easily accessible from Durham, the Newcastle Airport and the Durham Tees Valley Airport.

Durham is rich in heritage and culture with the entire centre of Durham designated as a conservation area. Durham is home to over 630 buildings on the conservation list. Norman Cathedral and Castle are both on the list as well as Crook Hall, Elvet Bridge and many other bridges and churches as well. Other notable properties include St. John’s College, Crown Court and Cosin’s Library.

Through the years Durham has been home to many prominent residents including Prime Minister Tony Blair, Jane Porter, Ian Hay and countless others.

Properties in Durham

Durham is located in Durham in the Northeast Lakes . Durham neighbours with Framwellgate Moor. The average house price in Durham is £198824 which is £11754 below the national average house price. The most popular properties in Durham are semi-detached houses. The least popular properties in Durham are detached houses. There are approximately 34 estate agents covering Durham. In addition to that, there are approximately 21 letting agents covering Durham.