Heritage
H.G. Wells’ Grade I Regent’s Park townhouse seeks £13.95m
The ‘father of science fiction’ lived at this ‘one of a kind’ Nash residence on Hanover Terrace from 1933 up until his death in 1946.
‘Most definitely not your typical fairy-tale castle’: Agents confirm landmark country deal in Ireland
The sale of An Culu, an extraordinary residence on the edge of Kenmare Bay in County Kerry, marks one of the largest country property transactions in Ireland this year.
London Square unveils ‘hidden gem’ at landmark Richmond scheme
Developer manages to create another apartment at The Star and Garter, turning an empty void next to the cinema into 'London's smartest new studio'.
US buyer swoops on Devon’s magnificent Mamhead House
Sale agreed on renowned Gothic-style mansion amid ‘busiest prime country market in 20 years’.
Grade I listed Bath townhouses to go under the hammer
‘Incredibly rare’ trio of mansions on Laura Place are being sold off next month, five years after hitting the market at £5m.
In Pictures: Charlie Chaplin’s Brixton Fun Factory is for sale as a dramatic live-work space
Originally built for entertainment impresario Fred Karno and known as the Fun Factory, this property has been converted into a spectacular live-work space by artist Richard Harrison.
Trio of Regent’s Park apartments hit the market with potential for a ‘world-class home’
Agents have been instructed to market a super-rare multi-unit proposition in the most sought-after apartment building in Regent’s Park.
£3.5m boost for heritage construction sector
Historic England receives generous pledge from the Hamish Ogston Foundation to address ‘long-standing and severe skills shortage’
In Pictures: Lord Ashfield’s Mayfair mansion pitched at £16.5m
Grand South Street townhouse once belonged to the brilliant founder of the London Underground and designer of Churchill’s wartime bunker.
Behind the Schemes: Touring a super-prime design & build project in Belgravia
London-based studio Oliver Burns talks us through the complex refurbishment of a grand Georgian mansion on behalf of an international client...
Ruined stately home seeks £7m
The once-glorious Great Barr Hall near Birmingham spent its early life as a key meeting place for the Lunar Society, but now languishes on the Buildings at Risk Register.
Telegraph: How the super rich are converting churches into astonishing multi-million-pound homes
"Scattered across London are churches that have been converted into spectacular homes," writes Zoe Dare Hall for The Telegraph.