Wouldn't we all love to live in epic luxury every now and again?
Well, for the potential owners of these properties luxurious living is well within their daily grasp.
The deposits alone for these homes costs more than the average UK house price of £238,000, but would you be willing to spend that much on a deposit?
According to the data visualisation site Plumplot the average salary for someone living in Bucks during 2019 was £47.5k so it might take us a bit longer to get that deposit together then.
Here is how much you would need to earn to live in one of the most expensive homes on the market in Bucks right now:
Chalfont Manor, Nightingales Lane
Cost of the house: £6,950,000
10% deposit: £695,000
Minimum salary needed: £318,144 per year
Total salary when mortgage is 28% of total: £1,136,228
Chalfont Manor is a Tudor style mansion estate that has undergone a £5 million refurbishment.
This jaw-dropping property has a staggering 12 bedrooms and 12 reception rooms, making it the dream house for party lovers and large families.
Sitting on a 2.1 acre plot the properties boasts a separate paddock and stunning views across open countryside.
More than £2million has been spent on developing the landscaped gardens and grounds which have been designed by five times Chelsea Flower Show gold medal award-winner Kate Gould.
The minimum you could earn a year to own this home is £318,144 but that is just enough to meet all your monthly mortgage payments.
To live comfortably it is advised that your mortgage is 28 per-cent of your total salary, meaning you would need to be on a whopping £1,136,228 per year to afford this property and that is after taxes.
This figure doesn't take into consideration any running costs, bills or living expenses needed, but I'm sure on that kind of money you'd be alright.
Burkes Road, Beaconsfield
Cost of the house: £ 6,250,000
10% deposit: £625,000
Minimum salary needed: £286,092 per year
Total salary when mortgage is 28% of total: £1,021,757
This substantial detached family home sits within a one-acre, south-facing plot.
Westmoreland House boasts eight large bedrooms, six bathrooms, and an impressive nine reception rooms.
Additionally, there is a pool house with a heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, changing room and shower facilities.
On an average salary, it would take someone from Buckinghamshire more than three years to afford one year’s mortgage on this property.
Main Drive, Gerrards Cross
Cost of the house: £6,000,000
10% deposit: £600,000
Minimum salary needed: £274,656
Total salary when mortgage is 28% of total: £980,914
This Victorian-inspired house in the sought-after location of Gerrards Cross boasts magnificent views over Bulstrode Park.
Recently built, the property has been designed with Victorian influences at its heart which has ensured the property oozes fantastic character features throughout.
The seven-bedroom house has 10 reception rooms and nine bathrooms as well as a games room, cinema lounge and 11-metre indoor swimming pool.
It would take someone on £47.5k just under six years to afford one year's mortgage payments on this house.
Burkes Road, Beaconsfield
Cost of the house: £5,995,000
10% deposit: £599,500
Minimum salary needed: £274,428 per year
Total salary when mortgage is 28% of total: £980,100
Situated in the heart of Burkes Road, one of the most sought-after roads in South Buckinghamshire, Coningsby House has been 'transformed' by the current owners.
This state of the art home has a high-quality music system throughout, underfloor heating, mood lighting, cinema room, and a bespoke wine cellar with tasting area.
Not only this but there is also a triple garage, ideal for petrol-heads and a separate annexe, gym and indoor swimming pool and spa complex.
It would take the average person from Bucks more than two and-a-half years to repay one year's mortgage on this seven-bedroom property.
Village Lane, Hedgerley, Buckinghamshire
Cost of the house: £4,750,000
10% deposit: £475,000
Minimum salary needed: £217,428 per year
Total salary when mortgage is 28% of total: £776,528
This breath-taking country manor house is like something out of a Jane Eyre novel with its grand facade, sweeping driveway and manicured gardens.
With panoramic views across open countryside, this grade II listed Georgian property is set within the picturesque village of Hedgerley.
The property comes with an additional two-bedroom cottage, swimming pool with changing facilities, tennis court and stables.
However, you'd better have a big wad of cash in the savings to afford this one.
It would take four and-a-half years for the average person from Dorset to repay one year's mortgage payments on this house.
Advice from property market analysts, Hometrack, states that we should aim to keep our mortgage payments to less than 28 per-cent of our total monthly income - to ensure we have enough money for living expenses and savings.
David Ross, Managing Director at Hometrack said: "Ultimately lenders will be focused on your creditworthiness and whether you can afford your repayments. To do this they will look at what your income is and any outgoings you have.
"Generally lenders will lend up to 2.5x your gross annual salary but this can vary depending on a number of factors including the amount borrowed, the size of your deposit, the interest rates available and how long you wish to borrow the money for."
However, the longer you borrow money, while more affordable, will cost you more in the long run.
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