THE most viewed homes currently for sale in Darlington have been revealed - and it shows what types of homes are in demand.
The mix of three and four-bed homes in and around the town have currently scored the most viewed on property website Zoopla.
The properties' asking prices currently consist of six-figure sums - but one eight-bedroom barn conversion is on the market for more than £1 million.
Here's the top five most viewed homes this month, according to Zoopla - accurate at time of publication on November 22.
1. Smithfield Road, Darlington
This four-bedroom detached property is located within a "highly sought after development" within the Eastbourne area of the town.
Potential buyers will be taking on an entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, cloakroom and conservatory to the ground floor.
The first floor offers, four bedrooms with en-suite to the master and family bathroom.
Price: £200,000
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2. Burtree Barns, Burtree Lane
The "incredible" rare opportunity to own a property of this size is currently open - an potential buyers will also receive 1.4 acres of land.
In the garden, there is a renovated shepherds hut, complete with full electrics, double bed, seating, stove, fitted kitchen and toilet.
A garage area has been converted into a car showroom and workshop in the property's grounds. The main driveway and shepherds hut lawn lead up to the main barn, with a vast elevated front patio.
Beyond the kitchen and a games room are five large double bedrooms, a family bathroom, wet room, gym/bedroom and an office.
Price: £1,350,000
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3. Chestnut Drive, Darlington
The four-bedroom property is marketed as a great family home and includes an en-suite to master bedroom, utility room, gardens and a garage including a drive.
The home is convenient for access to schools and the Darlington ringroad, giving quick access to the A1(M) and A66.
In the garden, there is a patio area with a medium-sized lawn.
Price: £185,000
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4. Barmpton Lane, Darlington
The four-bedroom detached property is another ideal space for a family.
Alongside the bedrooms, there is a family bathroom and en-suite shower room as well as a utility room downstairs.
Outside, there's a moderately-sized garden with patio area.
Price: £340,000
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5. Mistral Drive, Darlington
The smallest and cheapest property currently in the top five most viewed in Darlington includes three bedrooms and is semi-detached.
It's located in a quiet residential area in the popular Harrowgate Hill area of Darlington within easy reach of popular schools, retail parks and other amenities.
Downstairs, there is a kitchen/ diner and a lounge area accessed via an entrance hall. The property's only bathroom is located upstairs with the three bedrooms.
To the front of the property there is a raised pebbled area and driveway allowing off street parking leading to the garage. To the rear the garden is mainly laid to lawn.
Price: £150,000
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6. Swallow Close, Darlington
This four-bedroom property in the Firthmoor area of town is ideally located close to nearby schools and amenities.
Downstairs, there's an entrance hallway, a toilet, lounge, dining room and kitchen with doors leading out into the spacious garden.
There are four bedrooms upstairs and a family bathroom.
A large garage and riveway also come with the house.
Price: £190,000
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