Apartment£950,000
Cardiff

5,211 apartments currently listed for sale in United Kingdom.
36 properties shown
Apartment£950,000
Cardiff
Apartment£200,000
Birmingham
Apartment£210,000
Manchester
Apartment£150,000
Belfast
Apartment£205,800
Birmingham
Apartment£665,000
London
Apartment£345,000
Birmingham
Apartment£665,000
London
Apartment£685,000
London
£440,000
Manchester
£250,000
Manchester
Apartment£460,000
Manchester
Apartment£375,000
Edinburgh

£2,100,000
West Wimbledon

£585,000
Takeley

£1,750,000
Blockley

£1,850,000
Blockley
Apartment£425,000
Bow

£305,000
5 Media City Uk
Apartment£595,000
New Town
Apartment£2,950,000
London
Apartment£525,000
Putney
Apartment£8,000,000
London
£725,000
London
Apartment£450,000
London
Apartment£795,000
London
Apartment£875,000
Limehouse
Apartment£445,000
Quartermile
Apartment£192,500
Salford
Apartment£500,000
Canonbury
Apartment£2,500,000
London
Apartment£715,000
London
Apartment£1,250,000
London
Apartment£395,000
Edinburgh
Apartment£675,000
New Town
Apartment£495,000
Canonmills
Apartments in United Kingdom
The UK has 5,133 apartments among 16,220 listings on RealEstateAbroad. In Britain you will usually see the word flat, and almost all of them are sold leasehold, which changes what you are actually buying.
A leasehold flat gives you the right to occupy the unit for a fixed term, often 99 to 999 years, while a freeholder owns the building. Check the remaining term (under 80 years can cut value and complicate mortgages), ground rent, service charge and any planned major works. Some blocks have share-of-freehold arrangements, where owners jointly control the freehold. Recent law reforms aim to improve leaseholder rights, so ask your solicitor for the current position.
Across the UK listings in our feed the median asking price is €1,151,149 and the median per m² is €7,844, with a middle range of €708,399 to €2,066,164. Flats in central London dominate those numbers; flats in Manchester or York are far more affordable. One-bedroom homes are the smallest group in UK data (1,408 listings), while two-bedroom and larger homes make up much of the stock.
London and its districts such as Putney and Wimbledon dominate. Regional hubs include Manchester. Compare houses and penthouses.
See the UK buying guide and financing.
Buyers include first-time owners in cities, overseas investors seeking rental income, and parents buying for students. Lenders assess blocks as well as the flat, so check whether the building meets lender requirements on cladding and fire safety. Use the Land Registry and your solicitor to verify the freeholder's identity before exchange.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Owners collectively own the freehold through a company, giving more control over management and lease terms.
Below 80 years, extending can cost significantly more and mortgage lenders may hesitate. Check carefully.
Usually, but the lease may restrict short lets or require landlord consent. Read it.
Yes, there is a surcharge for non-residents in England and Northern Ireland. Verify with a solicitor.