Heritage

The Grade I listed No.1 Sion Hill Place was originally designed by John Pinch the Elder in 1818.

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The 0.53-acre mixed-use site, home to the J. Reid piano factory and showroom, offers 'plenty of scope for development'.

The 'breathtaking' Belle Isle Estate piqued interest internationally, attracting attention from the US, Asia, Europe, and the UK.

Rare freehold on Craven Street, currently laid out as a one-bed, is 'a unique opportunity to create a masterpiece', say agents.

9,000 sq ft behemoth in Blackheath fetches over £10mn in area's first super-prime deal.

Grand 1901 townhouse on Lygon Place, asking £21.5mn, was formerly the Italian Embassy & Defence Attaché.

Boutique developer reinvents period mansion block on Sloane Gardens, with a modern take on traditional British design.

The Wildlife Trusts have agreed to acquire the 9,500-acre Rothbury Estate, which has been in the Percy family for seven centuries.

Redington Capital and dMFK Architects have secured planning consent for the reinvention of a Grade II listed landmark building in prime North London.

Low-key seat of power 'has an incredible sense of history', say estate agents, it having provided a base for Prime Ministers Margaret Thatcher and John Major.

Former residence of Countess Raine Spencer on Farm Street sold within three days of listing, following a 'wave of enquiries from around the world'.