Dog owners will discover that the North East is the greenest region, with 39.8% of green land.
The North West region follows at 34.2%, Yorkshire & Humber at 25.7%, South East at 22%, and London at 20%.
However, those seeking homes in the nation’s top 50 greenest areas might face steep property price hikes of up to 94%.
Across these areas, green spaces cover an average of 39.2% of the land, with average house prices at £338,357 – nearly 11.98% above the national average of £302,164.
In Elmbridge, Surrey, lush greenery covers around 26.4% of the land. However, the average house price is a hefty £730,175, a staggering 93.6% higher than the regional average.
Mole Valley, also in Surrey, sees prices soar 62.9% above the South East’s wider average, with green spaces covering 32.4% of its land.
Richmond in London boasts 44.7% green space, but homes here command prices 49.1% higher than in the rest of London.
