The most viewed homes for sale in Britain have been revealed, and buyers will need a substantial budget if they want to snap them up.
The most popular homes for sale on Rightmove in April have asking prices within a range of the cheapest at £895,000, to the most expensive at £5million.
The stamp duty on the cheapest property is £32,250, meaning the total the cost of buying the property will be more than £925,000 - and this doesn't include other costs such as solicitor's fees or the cost of a removal firm.
By contrast, the stamp duty on the most expensive £5million property is an eye-watering £511,250.
This assumes the purchase is a main home as there is a 3 per cent surcharge on second homes and buy-to-let properties, in England and Wales.
Tim Bannister, of Rightmove, said: 'Homes from Wales, Scotland and England feature in this month's most viewed properties, highlighting the many magnificent homes for sale in lots of different areas across Britain.'
This six-bedroom mansion in the Leicestershire village of Kirby Muxloe was built in 1885 and has been continuously refurbished by its current owners.
It boasts a hand-crafted open-plan kitchen as well as its own garden house with a spa, hot tub, games room and cinema room.
The property is for sale for £4million via Blatch Fine Homes estate agents.
This modern family home is in the north Welsh village of Marford and has four bedrooms.
Outside, there is a gate at the end of the garden that opens into a woodland area of residents' exclusive use.
The property is on the market for £999,000 via Monopoly estate agents.
This four-bedroom property on the north Cornish coast is called Bishop's Rock and was built in 1937.
It is in Trebetherick in Wadebridge and is surrounded by sand beaches that are ideal for swimming and surfing.
The house has an asking price of £5million and is being sold by Savills estate agents.
This detached home is on a development in Nunthorpe, Middlebrough, that is accessed via electric gates and security system.
It has five bedrooms, a heat pump and under-floor heating. It is on the market for £895,000 via Michael Poole estate agents.
This property is in the suburb of Whitecraigs in Glasgow and has been redesigned by interior designer Keith Hobbs, of United Designers, which has worked for George Clooney and Bruce Willis.
Its unique design combines an original 1930s art deco style with more modern finishes. It is for sale for £1,795,000 via Corum estate agents.