Heritage
In Pictures: Historic Cambridgeshire Manor House seeks £5mn
Caldrees Manor sits in 22 acres, including immaculate pleasure gardens.
Unmod Pembridge Square ‘gem’ sells off-market for over £9mn
Investor-developer tees up another high-end refurb project on the prized west London garden square.
CIT toasts sell-out at long-running Regent’s Park scheme
All 76 units at the landmark Grade I project have now been sold.
Concord London swoops on historic Marylebone block
Prime developer adds to its burgeoning portfolio in the neighbourhood with new acquisition on the corner of Weymouth Street and Hallam Street.
Planners OK renovation of historic convent & chapel in Westminster
Grade II listed site on Margaret Street set for transformation into serviced apartments and events space.
Brace of big-ticket country mansion deals ‘bodes well’ for prime market in 2024
Strutt & Parker has started the year with super-prime sales in Buckinghamshire & Wiltshire.
Heritage construction professionals invited to shape Historic England’s agenda
Researchers are looking for informed insights into the heritage building sector.
Behind the Schemes: Inside the UK’s first Grade I listed net zero project
The remarkable tale of how an ancient manor house in Dorset became an operationally carbon neutral building, eliminating around 100 tonnes of CO2 per year and saving the client £150k in annual energy …
Contents of important Scottish mansion head to auction
'It is rare for a collection to come to market that has been so thoughtfully curated, with such impressive academic vision and decorative flare,' say auctioneers of Cairness House 'treasure trove'.
Government to cut retrofit red tape for historic homes
Planning rules to be relaxed following review into challenges faced by heritage sector.
TT & SPPARC to transform Art Deco hospital building in West London into 140 new homes
Resi-led designs for the old Royal Masonic Hospital next to Ravenscourt Park 'focus on character preservation'.
In Pictures: £29.5mn Piccadilly doer-upper reimagined as a ‘£70mn private palace’
Grade II listed mansion overlooking Green Park, once the London residence of Lord Byron, could be reinstated as one of the capital's finest trophy homes.