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The Copse was originally built some 120 years ago, but was completely renovated in 2002 by much-admired architect Roderick James.

The number of small- and medium-sized house-building companies has fallen by an average of 335 a year since the late 1980s, according to some new research.

In this entertaining piece for the Telegraph, Helen Kirwan-Taylor reports on rising tensions between local residents and wealthy buyers snapping up the UK’s finest country estates.

Longstanding exec director Sean Ellis will be leaving the upmarket developer next year

The Mishcon de Reya team talks us through the key policy changes and announcements for affluent folk and business sorts, as revealed in the details behind Rishi Sunak's "relatively benign" Budget speech

"This Budget could be regarded as a reprieve for the housing industry," says one commentator, while others bemoan an "underwhelming" speech...

"This Budget could be regarded as a reprieve for the housing industry," says one commentator, while others bemoan an "underwhelming" speech...

Chancellor Sunak has promised to cut taxes, not raise them in the coming years. But the country's biggest house-builders will have profits taxed 4% to help pay for the cladding scandal.

Villa Aurora in Rome is due to go under the hammer in January, with an opening bid of €471m.

Many prospective buyers were unaware that Helston's Lismore House plays a key role in a centuries-old annual event.

A survey of construction businesses "shows a damning situation for the building industry," says the boss of the Federation of Master Builders, with "dramatic delays to jobs" and "skyrocketing" prices

In Pictures: A former factory building in South East London has been converted into a capacious 5,000 sq ft family home.