Unfurnished houses for sale

The term 'unfurnished' is simply used to describe a property in the rental market that is let without furniture. Exactly what an unfurnished house means in practise can vary, from an empty shell without light fittings, to a property with a full kitchen, and basic furnishings but no beds and sofas.


The advantages of unfurnished lets are many. To the landlord, there is a lower up front capital cost, and lower ongoing cost and hassle with maintenance, as well as fewer tax debates around wear and tear. To the tenant, while there may be greater costs of acquiring furniture and moving it in, they are able to feel like their house is customised to their own tastes.


Typically, someone looking to rent an unfurnished property will already have their own furniture, perhaps because they have rented for a long time, or recently sold and are renting while looking to buy again.

5 new property listings for this search have been found in the last calendar day, compared with 11 in the last 72 hours and 27 in the last week.

23% of current homes for sale have 2 bedrooms, whereas 38% have 3 bedrooms.

The standard deviation of house prices for the results of this search is 331,788.

There are 84 properties available immediately for unfurnished houses for sale in UK, compared to 13 in North East England.

The average house price for UK unfurnished houses is currently £310,714, 2% higher than the national average value for all homes which is £303,807.