Deal sealed on £18m Queen Anne marvel in Westminster
Lord Haldane’s Grade I listed former residence, recently transformed by super-prime developer Atelier, sets a new psf record for one of London’s most historic streets
Council takes ‘robust action’ over dilapidated listed home
Couple fined after breaching a Section 215 order to repair their C17th property
Buyer sought for ‘one of England’s great stately homes’
Four years after City & Country’s sensational swoop, Bramshill’s Grade I listed Jacobean centrepiece is back on the market with plans for a 43,000 square foot private mansion…
Heritage Alliance names its new Chair as Grossman stands down
Peter Ainsworth will take over from Loyd Grossman as Chairman of The Heritage Alliance in December
Egerton Crescent townhouse with high society creds hits the market for the first time in half a century
Former home of the Queen’s party planner, Lady Elizabeth Anson, up for £11.25m
Green light for major new Octagon scheme in Surrey
Rejigged Broadoaks Park project gets the thumbs-up from planners
£28m price tag for Oxfordshire’s North Aston Hall
More details emerge around one of the biggest country house instructions of the year
Court of Appeal makes important ruling on how the ‘setting’ of a listed building should affect local planning decisions
Judges overturn a decision on Catesby’s 400-home scheme next-door to the Grade I listed Kedleston Hall
Boutique developer converts a former Cartier family home in Surrey into six ‘ultra spec’ residences
The Thomas Cubitt-designed Sondes Place has been home to the Cartier family, a Maharaja and a banknote printer; it’s now been returned to resi by Twist Homes
Winfield House: A closer look at the Regent’s Park mansion playing host to the POTUS
A brief background to one of the great houses of London, which no-one could describe as being in an “off-location”…
Portman Estate delivers Grade II listed Passivhaus project
Historic Marylebone mews building becomes one of London’s most energy efficient homes
A Chequers history: the country palace of British prime ministers
A Grade I listed country pile at the foot of the Chilterns has quietly hosted world leaders and momentous decisions since it was built in 1565… Now it’s the tranquil setting for Theresa May’s latest crunch talks on Brexit. Martin Farr, Senior Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary British History at the Newcastle University, explores the importance of Chequers for British politics and on the global stage.