Location: East of England
Sale agreed on ‘one of the finest country estates in Hertfordshire’
The Grade II* Julians Park hit the market last year asking £5.75m, having spent the last 80 years in the same family.
Rightmove reveals 2020’s most viewed property listings
These five homes have attracted the most interest on Britain's biggest property portal this year...
Ranked: Britain’s top 10 seaside property price hotspots
Mumbles in Wales, Camber in East Sussex and Fowey in Cornwall are Britain’s top coastal price hotspots, according to Rightmove.
Clapham grand: Brace of spectacular mansions sell in south west London
Agents have been reporting a marked rise in activity across the leafier boroughs of London since the pandemic took hold.
These are the UK’s top five future housing development hotspots, according to Knight Frank
Knight Frank has identified five key locations in the UK that are most primed for major residential development in the coming years.
Mr & Mrs Clarke adds three new partners, covering London, Birmingham & Essex
Tom West, Dan Day and Tatiana Khoury Naayem have signed up to national estate agency brand Mr & Mrs Clarke. All three are "brand new to the industry".
Former Knight Franker Hobbs launches land & development consultancy
Jason Hobbs' new venture, Halifield Land, will offer land and development advice to landowners and developers in the South East.
Homes England looks to offload 135-acre Panshanger Aerodrome development site
Savills has been appointed by the Government's housing body to find a buyer for one of Eastern England's biggest resi development prospects, in Welwyn Garden City, with a GDV of c.£250m.
Hill appoints a Head of Strategic Land
Former Wates and Barratt man Matt Tunley has been recruited to help realise property developer Hill's ambition to build 4,000 new home a year by 2025.
In Pictures: Rightmove’s five most-viewed homes of the Summer
August's most popular property listings included an Essex mansion, a Cornish recording studio and a "Grand Lodge" in Staffordshire.
Newt-counting planning tweak adds up in Essex
A shift from site-by-site to district-level building licenses has proved a boon for great crested newts, as property developers facilitate the creation of more pond habitats.
Green light for ‘pioneering’ new mansion on historic Norfolk estate
‘Modern classical residence’ will be lived in by members of the Coke family, who have called Holkham home for more than 400 years.