This handsome 19th-century home forms part of a characterful cluster in Knole, Somerset. It spans some 1,900 sq ft, with four bedrooms and a sublime orangery - the home's namesake - at the rear. A private stretch of garden unfolds at the rear, visually melding with the open countryside beyond. Th...

Set on the fringes of Loch Alsh in Scotland’s Northwest Highlands, Tulach Ard is an utterly singular home. The Category B-listed eight-bedroom former farmhouse was built in the 18th century and sits amid five acres of private gardens, farmland and woodland. It has a set of characterful outbuildin...

Once a 19th-century grain store, this clever two-bedroom house sits on a quiet street in central Whitstable, a short walk from the town’s celebrated shingle beaches. The building has a handsome stock brick façade punctuated by slate-grey window frames and doors. Within, pared-back interiors lay f...

Utterly singular, this remarkable home in Mettingham, Suffolk, lies within the ruined walls of a 14th-century fortified manor. The site reverberates with history; aside from the ruins, the primary house, a former dairy barn, retains a series of original features, including patinated beams, braces...

This 19th-century three-bedroom cottage sits in the heart of Appledore, Kent. Thoughtfully finished by its current owner, the house has a wealth of period features, including casement windows, timber rafters, and a warming fireplace. There are two light-filled reception rooms on the ground floor,...

This beautiful Grade II-listed villa is set in the heart of Laleham, Surrey, a pretty village on the edge of the River Thames. Internal accommodation extends to almost 4,000 sq ft, with six bedrooms and a wealth of original architectural features. Access to central London is excellent, with train...