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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...

Built in the late 19th century, this handsome one-bedroom apartment in Herne Hill borders the verdant expanses of Brockwell Park. Bay windows bathe the reception room and bedroom with light, while soaring ceilings amplify the sense of volume. A set of original French doors in the living room open...

This beautifully finished four-bedroom house sits on the outskirts of the historic Sandwich conservation area in Kent. Inside, elegant proportions and meticulously renovated interiors adopt an earthly palette. Well-crafted joinery has been fitted to complement the home's fine period features. Ext...

Constructed in the early 19th century, this refined three-bedroom house lies in Whitechapel's Myrdle Street conservation area. It has been sympathetically preserved by the Spitalfields Trust, who have upheld the home's period character in restored fireplaces, floorboards and sash windows. There i...

A former 19th century coach house, this wonderful five-bedroom home lies within a cluster of recently renovated farm buildings on the fringes of Brancaster, a short walk from the north Norfolk coastal path. It spans some 2,535 sq ft across two storeys and was recently redesigned by Cote de Folk t...

Built in the 18th century, this proud Grade II-listed four-bedroom house rests in the peaceful estuary village of Mistley, Essex, part of the Suffolk and Essex Coast and Heaths Natural Landscape. It retains many of its period features, including windows that, from the upper floors, capture elevat...

Thought to have been built in the late 18th century, this warm and welcoming four-bedroom home lies in a peaceful rural position near the banks of the River Exe in Devon. It was recently renovated by its current owners, who have created modern and comfortable spaces between impressive proportions...

This gently finished three-bedroom cottage forms part of a glorious golden limestone Gothic villa in Castle Cary Conservation Area. A sensitive renovation by its current owner has highlighted hearty period features, including flagstone floors, sash windows with margins, and a multitude of nooks a...

This elegant Grade II-listed five/six-bedroom townhouse occupies a sought-after position on Brunswick Square, part of Gloucester's Spa conservation area. Set over five expansive storeys, its internal accommodation spans some 3,710 sq ft with wonderfully retained original features and views across...

This distinguished one-bedroom 19th-century apartment sits on the raised ground floor of a terrace in the heart of De Beauvoir. Its smart Victorian façade conceals bright interiors suffused with natural light, care of wonderful full-height sash windows. High ceilings amplify the sense of volume, ...

This handsome four-bedroom cottage sits in the peaceful village of South Luffenham, Rutland, surrounded by agrarian countryside and rolling hills. Inside, vibrant pops of colour are juxtaposed with period features, including original fireplaces, sash windows and painted, exposed brickwork. The re...

This exquisite Grade II-listed house in Wandsworth, south-west London was built in 1710. It extends over four storeys, with 2,228 sq ft of space and four peaceful bedrooms. Inside, the home's atmospheric interiors are filled with original features, from timber wall panels to broad fireplaces. An ...

This delightful Grade II-listed, two-bedroom home is one of a cluster of late 17th-century cottages just off College Road, on the Dulwich Estate. Thoughtfully renovated by the current owners, the interiors celebrate the house’s original period features while introducing modern touches like wall s...

Set on the first floor of the Edwardian Waterlow Court, an Arts and Crafts development on the edge of Hampstead Heath Extension, is this enveloping one-bedroom apartment. Built in 1909 by the architect M.H. Baille Scott, the project was designed with an emphasis on natural materials, no doubt ins...

Built in the 18th century, this extraordinary Grade II-listed seven-bedroom country house is set within almost seven acres of established gardens in the rural hamlet of Kingston St Mary, Somerset. Exceeding 5,500 sq ft arranged across two levels, the living spaces are characterised by voluminous ...

In its well-proportioned rooms, this handsome Victorian house effortlessly pairs 19th-century character with joyful contemporary flair. It has three storeys, bright living spaces, and a wonderful timber-framed conservatory that blurs any firm distinction between inside and out. Dunstans Road is w...

This elegant Grade II-listed five/six-bedroom townhouse occupies a sought-after position on Brunswick Square, part of Gloucester's Spa conservation area. Set over five expansive storeys, its internal accommodation spans some 3,710 sq ft with wonderfully retained original features and views across...

Brimming with character, this beautifully renovated Grade II-listed Cornish cottage is set in an enchanting pocket of countryside bounding the Lost Gardens of Heligan. The three-bedroom, 18th-century stone house has been lovingly restored in recent years. Its interiors are joyfully modern, making...

This marvellous Grade II-listed house overlooks the rolling hills of the Five Valleys region in the Cotswolds National Landscape, around 10 minutes' drive from Stroud. It was built in the 17th century, with substantial additions made in the 18th and 19th centuries. The primary plan spans some 5,3...

This grand Grade II-listed, 18th-century house lies in Mawnan Smith, a sought-after coastal village in south Cornwall. The well-proportioned interiors span nearly 3,000 sq ft across two levels, with three expansive reception rooms and five bedrooms. Enchanting grounds of around an acre wrap aroun...

Moments from the sea and the high street, this Grade II-listed, two-bedroom townhouse lies in the heart of Hastings' Old Town. It was built circa 1860 and is rich with period details, including floorboards, fireplaces and stained glass. Arranged across three storeys, the house has a versatile lay...

Rich with original Georgian features, this three-bedroom garden apartment lies within a Grade II-listed townhouse on Old Gloucester Street, Bloomsbury.

Moments from the beach, this three-bedroom, Grade II-listed house lies within Deal's conservation area. A recent refurbishment focused on creating light and airy rooms, each imbued with a sense of calm and character. Hearty natural materials have been employed, from solid oak floorboards and timb...

This characterful three-bedroom apartment lies on the fourth floor of a 1930s-built block in Southwark. Warm and inviting, the light-filled interiors are characterised by an understated scheme and have retained original features such as parquet flooring and feature fireplaces. Minutes away from t...

This beautifully finished Victorian stock-brick house lies on Mehetabel Road, a residential street in the Clapton Square conservation area. The end-of-terrace house has two/three bedrooms along with a series of bright and gently appointed living spaces. An established and private garden lies at t...

This early 19th-century cottage is part of a quiet stone-built terrace within a conservation area in Upper Weston, Bath. Materials and paint colours have been intuitively applied in a manner that enhances the home's period features. Outside, a long garden has been lovingly tended to by a pair of ...

Set in Ringshall, a quiet hamlet in the pretty countryside south of Stowmarket, this Grade II-listed 17th-century farmhouse survives largely in its original form, substantially complete but with sensitive renovations by architect Richard Tricker in the early 2000s. The result is a house of superb...

Built in the early 19th century, this distinguished Grade II-listed, seven-bedroom house occupies a discreet spot in the heart of the picturesque city of Wells, Somerset. Extending over four storeys and a generous 4,947 sq ft of space, the home has been lovingly restored by its current owners. A ...

Once an astronomer’s stargazing folly, this six-storey Grade II-listed house in Bath forms part of the Moorlands estate. Its living spaces have been positioned at the top of the house to maximise views and light, with an oculus window specially designed for stargazing. There are two bright double...

Dating to the mid-17th century, this Grade II-listed house lies in the tranquil village of Drayton, Oxfordshire. Inside, timber beams, exposed stone and textured brickwork hint at the house’s long past. A clever juxtaposition, the contemporary, glass-bound sitting room juts out into the garden, i...

Built at the turn of the 18th century, this Grade II-listed, three-bedroom cottage lies on Mill Street, in the historic core of Nayland-with-Wissington. Proportions are well-balanced, and there are plenty of period features in situ - largely from the home's Victorian remodel. Modern intervent...

Built in the late 18th century, this distinguished Grade II-listed house sits on Surrey Square in Walworth, south London. It spans 2,100 sq ft across five storeys, with four bedrooms and a series of living spaces. A generous garden extends from the rear of the house, with elegant silver birch tre...

This characterful three-bedroom house lies in the sought-after residential area of Penylan/Roath in Cardiff. Internal accommodation spans over 1,488 sq ft and is set across two storeys. High ceilings and expansive windows characterise the interiors, where a wealth of original features has been re...

Grade II-listed, this early 17th-century, semi-detached cottage lies in the hamlet of Wepham, near Arundel in the South Downs National Park. Its internal finishes are beautiful, with limewashed walls, a bespoke kitchen, an open fireplace and beautiful views over the landscape. It has two serene b...

This Victorian detached house in south-east London extends over 2,666 sq ft across four storeys and has five peaceful bedrooms. It brims with period distinction, including neat cornicing, original fireplaces and a pretty gabled front porch. A south-east-facing garden is tucked at the rear, border...

Built at the turn of the 19th century, this handsome Grade II-listed, two-bedroom townhouse is in the historic town centre of Marlborough, Wiltshire. Characterised by harmonious proportions, it was thoroughly renovated by its current owners in a manner sympathetic to its Georgian bones. Living ac...

Part of a row of pastel-hued homes built around 1850, this two-bedroom, semi-detached house sits in the heart of Tunbridge Wells, Kent. It has been sensitively renovated by its current owners, who have employed an infectiously cheery palette rich with colour, pattern and texture. A tranquil garde...

This handsome Victorian house is part of a neat terrace in East Dulwich. Extending over three storeys, it has five generous bedrooms, including a versatile space tucked in the eaves. The house’s smart London stock brick façade is characterised by a grand stuccoed doorcase, while inside, bright in...

Built in the latter half of the 19th century, Undercliffe House is an expressive Grade II-listed neo-Gothic house located in the characterful town of Lewes, East Sussex. Its internal finishes are elegantly stripped back, opting for clean, contemporary lines and simply finished walls that allow ar...

Built in the 1920s, this four-bedroom house sits on the outskirts of Aldershot, Hampshire, a short drive from Farnham. Bespoke joinery and timber floorboards have been added alongside a blue motif woven throughout the home, seen in paint colours and intricately patterned wallpapers. Tucked at the...

This Grade II-listed, end-of-terrace house is nestled in the heart of Nunney, Somerset, a 10-minute drive from Frome. Built in the 19th century, it has been thoughtfully updated with a considered palette of oiled oak, lime paint and marble. There are two welcoming sitting rooms downstairs, as wel...

Built in the 18th century, this Grade II-listed two-bedroom cottage sits in the heart of Petworth, West Sussex. Inside, a series of welcoming living spaces are filled with original features, including the exposed timber frame and brick fireplaces. Outside is a peaceful walled garden, where a summ...

This remarkable Grade II-listed, early 18th-century house lies on Crooms Hill, a street described by Nikolaus Pevsner as “the pride of domestic architecture in Greenwich”. No exception to Pevsner’s claim, this home is a picture of Georgian symmetry outside and a celebration of sweeping period pro...

This characterful Grade II-listed house is set in the tranquil village of Loose, near Maidstone in Kent. 2,339 sq ft of space extends over three storeys and four bedrooms, including a top-floor principal suite with a pitched roof and exposed timber beams. The house, which has its origins in the 1...

This characterful two-bedroom house forms part of a neat terrace in the heart of West Norwood. Inside, the proportions of the space are emphasised by a neutral colour palette, and a loft room at the top of the house is ideally suited as a home office. There is a paved garden at the front of the h...

Tucked away in Little Brickhill, Buckinghamshire, this remarkable four-bedroom, Grade II-listed house was the setting of the county's 15th-century assize court. It has a wealth of period features, including a series of moulded stone fireplace surrounds and several panelled oak doors. Versatile li...

Built in the 18th century, this handsome Grade II-listed house lies in Hertingfordbury, Hertfordshire. It faces south over its established gardens, where a wide variety of plantings, a series of outbuildings, and a well-maintained tennis court can be found. Bright, peaceful and private, the house...

Part of Wapping Pierhead conservation area, Dundee Court is a Grade II-listed, late Victorian building, originally used for storing and producing grains. This brilliant apartment lies on its fifth floor, with a utilitarian decorative scheme that places industrial-inspired lighting, radiators and ...

This remarkable five-bedroom Arts and Crafts house is nestled in the historic market town of Horsham, in the heart of West Sussex. The house retains many of its original period features, including exquisite interior and exterior tiling, an ornate stained-glass door and grand cast-iron fireplaces....

Ginmill Barn is an exceptional 17th-century mill conversion in the rural village of Roxby, north Lincolnshire. It spans around 4,400 sq ft across two bright storeys and has five bedrooms, generous living spaces and a private south-facing garden with a large detached garage and adjoining workshop....

This magnificent two-bedroom first-floor apartment is found on Onslow Square, a white stucco, Grade II-listed terrace in South Kensington, just north of Chelsea. Surrounded in greenery, its wonderful private terrace looks over an expansive, beautifully planted private square and additional privat...

This bright one-bedroom apartment in Stoke Newington unfolds across the ground floor of a Victorian terraced house. The current owners have been careful to preserve period features throughout, including original floorboards, panelled doors and sash windows. To the rear is a private garden planted...

Set on a quiet country lane, Fairland is surrounded by rolling fields typical of the East Sussex vernacular. Stretching over 2,900 sq ft, this Grade II-listed double-fronted detached house has four double bedrooms within its 15th-century core and 18th-century red brick façade, alongside later ext...

This converted 19th-century schoolhouse, now a characterful four-bedroom home, is nestled among arable land in the rural hamlet of White Colne, north-eastern Essex. Spanning over 2,350 sq ft, it has been appointed with a layered palette of delicate colours and hardy materials. The house opens ont...

This characterful split-level apartment is set on the top two floors of a Victorian maisonette nestled between Stockwell and Brixton. Finished with a sympathetic neutral palette, the well-proportioned interiors are defined by an abundance of built-in storage alongside a combination of original pe...

This wonderful apartment sits on the first floor of a handsome Grade II-listed Georgian building on Surrey Square in Walworth, south London. Extending over 880 sq ft, the dual-aspect lateral plan has a coveted east-west orientation, ensuring an excellent quality of light throughout the day. Views...

This five-bedroom, Grade II-listed thatched cottage in Hardington Mandeville, Somerset, dates from the 15th century. Once home to the village carter, it has been sensitively adapted throughout the years and retains many of its original features, including stone-mullioned windows with hamstone dre...

Nestled in the lush Gloucestershire countryside is this handsome Grade II-listed Georgian home. Formed by joining three 18th-century cottages, the house was the subject of several renovations and extensions through the years, including several architectural interventions by renowned British furni...

This extraordinary Grade II-listed house in Sandwich, Kent has its roots in the 16th century, when it is believed to have been home to jurat William Crispe. Its interiors have been thoughtfully restored by its current antique dealer owners, who have used reclaimed materials throughout to preserve...

This beautiful one-bedroom apartment lies on the first floor of a Grade II-listed, double-fronted stucco villa on Warwick Avenue, in the heart of Little Venice.

Forming part of the Thornton Hall estate, the Grade II-listed North Lodge is an historic 19th-century home on The Wirral. It is a house of exceptional character, thoughtfully updated by its current owners while retaining many of its original period features. The house extends across 1,625 sq ft a...

Rooted in the town's architectural landscape, this handsome five-bedroom Victorian townhouse is set in the leafy centre of Beverley, East Yorkshire. It extends across over 3,200 sq ft across four bright, well-proportioned storeys. The interiors have been masterfully enhanced under current ownersh...

Positioned on Perry Vale in Forest Hill, this two-bedroom apartment occupies the first floor of a grand Victorian residence, later extended in the 1930s. The striking façade bears the hallmarks of its architectural interventions, but it is in the apartment’s interiors that a truly modern approach...

Nestled to the east of Norwich and west of the Broads, South Burlingham Old Hall is a remarkable Grade II*-listed Tudor house. It comprises a tapestry of historical styles, with a particularly expressive Elizabethan core and exquisite hand-decorated surfaces. Warren-like, its idiosyncratic layout...

This refined one-bedroom apartment sits on the second floor of a Georgian townhouse in the centre of Bloomsbury. Set behind a smart stock brick exterior, the apartment has been thoughtfully renovated while retaining its own period style. The building is excellently located within walking distance...

This bright two-bedroom apartment sits on the first floor of a handsome Art Deco block in Lewisham. The house was sensitively renovated by the current owner who introduced new oak floors, a reclaimed fireplace, and a calming neutral palette throughout. At the rear, a generous balcony extends the ...

This exceptional two-bedroom apartment forms part of Barkston Gardens, one of London’s finest garden squares. A smart red brick façade reveals interiors drenched in colour and texture by its current owners. Residents have access to the square’s award-winning communal gardens, which are filled wit...

This remarkable Grade II-listed, four-bedroom house in the chocolate-box village of Monks Eleigh, Suffolk, is thought to date to the late 14th century. The house has been restored by the current owners with the utmost respect for its historic fabric; original oak posts, beams and a carved king po...

Spanning some 4,127 sq ft, this impressive stucco-fronted villa sits at the end of a Victorian terrace in leafy Putney. Set back from the road, the house has a balanced, classical façade with large sash windows. Inside, the current owners have created a series of colourful and characterful spaces...

This refined one-bedroom apartment lies on the lower-ground floor of a handsome Victorian villa in Notting Hill, and sits within the Aldridge Road and Leamington Road Villas Conservation Area. A façade of stock brick, rusticated stucco and sash windows greets the street, while inside the apartmen...

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...

Generous proportions, lofty ceilings and welcoming natural light characterise this elegant three-bedroom apartment in Willesden Green. Spanning over 1,360 sq ft, the home is arranged across the first and second floors of a beautiful Victorian terrace on leafy Dean Road, a short walk from Willesde...

Set in the sought-after Crystal Palace Conservation Area, this handsome Victorian detached house extends over 3,300 sq ft across four impeccably appointed storeys. Original features, including floorboards and fireplaces, remain in situ and have been carefully looked after under current ownership....

Set in a sought-after pocket of West Kensington, this refined two-bedroom garden apartment lies within a Victorian end-of-terrace house. It has been exquisitely designed and renovated by the current owners, who have adopted a timeless pastel palette and embraced delightfully playful accents, with...

This exceptional two-bedroom apartment lies on the first floor of an elegant white stucco terrace in the heart of Little Venice. Inside is dominated by sweeping original proportions that enhance the sense of volume and light. It has a private first-floor terrace in addition to expansive, beautifu...

This storied four-bedroom farmhouse is nestled in the scenic Stonor Valley, an Area of Outstanding National Beauty in Oxfordshire’s Chiltern Hills. Grade II-listed, the house spans over 3,466 sq ft across two storeys, set between the original farmhouse, believed to date back to the 17th century, ...

This refined apartment is set over three floors in a tall, late Victorian townhouse in Islington. Defined by its proportions, the generous internal accommodation spans over 1,432 sq ft and has been renovated to an impeccable standard by its interior designer owner, Georgie Stogdon. A restrained c...

Built from beautiful local stone, this Grade II-listed five-bedroom house lies at the edge of Kington Magna, a tranquil hamlet embraced by countryside in the Blackmore Vale, Dorset. It was originally constructed around 1750 as a farmhouse and has undergone alterations and additions in successive ...

Set in the heart of Hastings Old Town, this postcard-pretty two-bedroom cottage dates from the 17th century. The house extends over three storeys and retains many of its period features, including leaded casement windows and two inglenook fireplaces. A peaceful courtyard garden is nestled at the ...

Unfolding over four storeys, this exceptional Regency townhouse sits on Ramsgate’s Grade II-listed Spencer Square. Restored and renovated by the current owners the home is defined by elegant proportions, intricate period detailing and joyful views overlooking the well maintained garden square. Th...

Overlooking the Five Valleys region, this handsome Grade II*-listed house stands proud in the historic wool town of Painswick, Gloucestershire, within the Cotswolds National Landscape. It was built in 1720 and added to in the 18th century, with a traditional limestone façade and impeccably preser...

Set in the heart of Brighton’s vibrant North Laine, this characterful two-bedroom Victorian cottage has been lovingly updated by its current owners. Newer - often colourful - interventions have been added alongside retained period features, including timber fire surrounds and a handsome staircase...

This handsome, five-bedroom house and adjoining barn is set in Margate, Kent - just a few minutes’ walk from the seafront. Once a coaching inn, the building's history can be traced back to the 16th century. Spanning some 4,000 sq ft internally, a series of light-filled living spaces unfold over t...

A quintessential rural retreat, this four-bedroom cottage sits at the heart of Hazleton, a historic village set in the Cotswolds National Landscape in Gloucestershire. With sections dating back to the 1800s, the house has been the subject of a sensitive renovation by the current owners, who have ...

Elegant with its quintessential Georgian symmetry, this beautiful Grade II listed house in Downham Market, Norfolk, has been exquisitely reappointed under current ownership. It spans some 2,665 sq ft, with five bedrooms and a series of peaceful living spaces where original materials and features ...

Part of a terrace built in the 1860s by a local industrialist, this handsome house lies within the leafy Sydenham Hill Conservation Area. It has a wealth of well-preserved original features, including shuttered sash windows that capture far-reaching views. Newer additions have been added with a s...

This exceptional three-bedroom maisonette encompasses the upper levels of a Victorian house in Nottingham. Lovingly renovated by its current interior designer owners, the space is filled with wonderful juxtapositions of colour, pattern and texture. Original features, including stained-glass windo...

Stretching to over 1,000 sq ft, this bright three-bedroom apartment lies on the third floor of a handsome mansion block in Stamford Hill, Hackney. It has been subject to a complete refurbishment by the current owners, who have paired a palette of pale blues, calamine pinks and deep yellows with o...

Timber-framed and Grade II-listed, this remarkable Tudor house is surrounded by a private garden in the Dedham Vale National Landscape, on the borders of Essex and Suffolk. It was built in successive phases from the 16th century and spans over 7,000 sq ft of internal accommodation, with expansive...

A former chapel built around 1800, Wesley Place is filled with period charm. It has three bedrooms, along with a generous living space, where several windows welcome in plenty of natural light. From the rear, accessed via a farmhouse-style kitchen, is a sweet garden where a variety of plants grow...

Set within a well-maintained rural estate spanning almost 1,000 acres of parkland, this characterful apartment occupies the former library of a large Grade I-listed country house in Kent. Semi-detached and accessed via a private entrance, the living spaces extend over 1,562 sq ft; guided by the o...

Set in the heart of Lyme Regis, this Grade II-listed, five-bedroom house has spectacular views of the Jurassic Coast from its upper storeys. With its origins in the 15th century, the house was extended in the early 19th century and has been thoroughly restored by its current owners. Original deta...

This exceptional Grade II-listed four-bedroom house sits in Beckington, a characterful village located three miles north of Frome, one of Somerset’s best-loved towns. Dating from the 16th century, the house is hewn from stone and has a wealth of original features. The Laurels extends over three s...

Seconds from Deal's pebble beach, this characterful three-bedroom cottage sits amid a cluster of distinctive Georgian buildings in the Middle Street Conservation Area. Grade II-listed, the house was built at the end of the 17th century and brims with original features including panelled walls, ce...

This inspired space, a former 19th-century electricity substation, has been brilliantly transformed by its current owner into a flexible house. Its industrial heritage has been brought to the forefront, making clever use of honest materials including reclaimed wood, zinc, copper and brass. A seco...