Heritage

Overseas buyer snaffles grand Grade II* townhouse on one of the capital’s most famous thoroughfares.

Traditional skills are at risk of being 'lost forever', says Historic England, with ‘grave consequences’ for the country’s older buildings.

“It is incredibly rare for an unbroken freehold block of this scale and stature to become available in such a prime location," says Knight Frank of Allen House, which offers the prospect of a significant…

The Housing Secretary has refused planning permission for U+I's proposed reworking of the former London Fire Brigade HQ on the south bank of the River Thames.

Designed in 1775 by Robert Mylne, ‘The Wick’ overlooks one of the most celebrated vistas in England and counts some very famous former owners…

Unesco has recommended the city’s waterfront is removed from its list of world heritage sites, nine years after being deemed ‘at risk’.

The Water Tower in Kennington starred in a memorable episode of Channel 4’s flagship design show.

"Sustainability and heritage protection should go hand in hand" says the National Trust in a new report led by Grosvenor.

The Clees Hall Estate on the Essex/Suffolk border has been fully renovated and comes with its own airstrip and small vineyard.

Grosvenor has finally secured planning approval for the Cundy Street Quarter.

IN PICTURES: Inside one of the most anticipated new schemes in the capital, the Hinduja Group’s transformation of the Old War Office in Whitehall

The imposing Yarner Estate was once a popular hunting ground for the likes of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI and Queen Mary. It's now on the market for the first time in over 50 years.