Heritage
In Pictures: American retailer transforms English stately home into an extraordinary furniture showroom
RH has grand plans to build a global luxury interior design and retail empire beyond the USA - starting with the transformation of a stately home in Oxfordshire.
Historic gatehouse pitched as ‘London’s most unusual pied-à-terre & HQ office opportunity’
Built as the entrance-way to Rutland House, this unique property provides a pied-à-terre apartment and office space with a private cobbled courtyard, moments from The Ritz.
Georgian mansion in Clapham with Rose Uniacke interior seeks £19.5mn
1805 villa is one of the finest homes in the area, say agents.
Cotswold manor house on major Roman Villa site seeks £7.85mn
Hints of Roman heritage shine through in this 'quite magical' Gloucestershire family home.
‘One of the capital’s finest residences & a piece of British history’: Ultra-prime Winch-designed penthouse unveiled at The OWO
Buyer sought for 7,700 sq ft 'jewel in the crown' at reworked Whitehall landmark.
National Trust buys Lutyens & Jekyll masterpiece in Surrey
Designed by Edward Lutyens for influential garden designer Gertrude Jekyll, Munstead Wood 'is an 11-acre horticultural gem', says the new owner - which plans to open the Arts & Crafts house and grounds…
Historic Herefordshire estate hits the market after ‘a quite extraordinary renovation’
The Sir William Chambers-designed Poston House has been meticulously refurbished at the hands of Francis Sultana, creating an outstanding country estate - which is now on the market.
Landmark Twickenham house on ‘Turner’s Thames’ seeks £8.5mn
Set in a landscape immortalised by JMW Turner, Cross Deep 'has a country house feel that belies its location and truly feels a world away from London,' says Savills.
‘Pont Street Dutch’ proposition in Knightsbridge pitched at £20mn
Dexters shows off latest super-prime listing around the corner from Harrods.
In Pictures: £28mn price tag for ‘one of Hampstead’s grandest homes’
Old Grove House was once the home of Oscar-winning film director Sir Ridley Scott.
Savills lists home of BBC founder in Westminster
1720s Grade II* listed freehold on Barton Street, originally a pub, went onto become Lord Reith's London base in the 1920s.
Super-prime & future-proof: An architect’s guide to adapting historic buildings for a new era
With the government tightening up regulations in pursuit of net zero, the UK is in danger of ending up with thousands of uninhabitable historic buildings, says SHH's Stuart McLauchlan.