Country Property News

Le Clos du Coleron was designed as a holiday home for the Boot family - founders of Boots the Chemist - by the renowned architect Arthur B Grayson.

“Frankly in all of my career I have never seen anything quite like Inverdart Boathouse," says Sarah-Jane Bingham-Chick, head of Savills Exeter; "it really is quite magical."

Britain's country house market continues to romp along at pace, says Knight Frank, as "pent-up demand keeps the race for space alive

After two years of punchy growth, house prices in 25 regional market towns have fallen by an average of 2% in the last 12 months.

King’s Beeches once housed the residence of the Thai royal family, and has planning for two new luxury mansions measuring a combined 65,000 sq ft.

Britain's country house market "is normalising" after a two-year pandemic-driven boom, suggests Knight Frank as price growth peaks.

In Pictures: A listed 17th-century farmhouse has been joined to an 18th-century threshing barn via a contemporary "architectural intervention" in Hampshire's South Downs, creating an "entirely unique"…

Eccleston Paddocks "really is a once in a generation opportunity to live in one of the UK’s most beautiful homes," says Savills.

A fire-ravaged historic mansion in Surrey is to be reinvented as an ambitious "x-ray" of a Georgian stately home by the National Trust.

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Savills is looking for offers over £1.75mn for The Isle of Vaila in the northernmost part of the UK. The 757-acre private island features a castellated mansion, farmhouse, cottage, watchtower, and 6.

St George on Guernsey is "one of the island’s best landed homes," says Lindsay Cuthill, head of Savills Country department - and it's available for outsiders to buy.