A fresh crop of five period properties has come to market across England and Scotland, spanning Victorian townhouses in Ipswich, York, Nottinghamshire and London alongside a coastal cottage in Fife, with asking prices stretching from £525,000 to £1.15 million. On the surface, this reads as a routine listings round-up. Look closer, however, and the spread of locations and price points offers a useful snapshot of a segment of the market that has proved unusually resilient through two years of rate-driven turbulence: architecturally distinctive, pre-1919 housing stock.