Heritage
Behind The Schemes: How a Grade I Nash townhouse became a 21st century family home
Architectural design studio Oliver Burns revamps an important Regency residence in Regent's Park...
Behrens’ influential ‘New Ways’ goes up for sale
'Possibly the first Modernist home in Britain' asks £875k
Magnificent double fixer-upper opp comes to market in Bath
In Pictures: Pair of Georgian crescent townhouses offered for sale, with potential to create either one of the biggest houses in Bath or two stand-out residences.
Grade I with distinction: Sale agreed on Mozart’s Belgravia townhouse
Important property on Ebury Street sells in double-quick time
Newcourt unveils ‘ballroom’ apartment at East Sussex heritage scheme
Three-year restoration project has brought the Grade II listed Wadhurst Place back from the brink
Report calls for a ‘public interest test’ on Scottish estate sales to tackle ‘the socially corrosive effects of land monopoly’
Scotland's 'land monopoly' is 'socially corrosive', argues a major new report from the Scottish Land Commission, as it calls for a new 'public interest test' on large-scale land deals.
Historic TfL HQ headed for the open market
Charles Holden's Grade I listed landmark above St James's station has planning for a resi-led transformation designed by TateHindle
Oldest building on the Blenheim Estate shoots for £15k a month
Former hunting lodge was remodelled by Capability Brown in the 1760s
From Cubitt to Chelsea Barracks: On the evolution of the London townhouse
The architects, developers and marketeers behind the landmark Chelsea Barracks project discuss the design and inspiration behind 'the most ambitious townhouses to be built in London for over 150 years'
Developer fined £60k over botched redevelopment of historic Islington villas
Court hears how sensitive façade retention scheme turned into a demolition job, resulting in 'irreplaceable loss' of two 1860s buildings in the Hillmarton Conservation Area
Historic St John’s Wood chapel set for resi conversion
Westminster planners wave through updated proposals to transform landmark Grade II listed building, once envisaged as a single dwelling, into five apartments
Fire-damaged block on Kensington Gardens Square looks for a buyer
Historic Bayswater building was gutted by a blaze in 2017 and requires full redevelopment; £2.75m asking represents 'excellent value for money', say agents