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Sunday Supplement: The best ‘work from home’ properties this summer
Forget commuting stealing your precious time, these forever homes help you create a better work / life balance, especially after
Sunday Supplement: Homes with enviable natural light
Natural light, a simple but underestimated feature in any home. From improving mood and sleep to creating the perfect backdrop
What’s It Like Living In Londons Second Narrowest Home
A Sliver of Sanctuary: The Seven-Foot Wonder of Peel Street In London’s ever-evolving property landscape, where space is a luxury
What’s It Like To Live In Pett Level?
Between the gentle undulations of the hills of the East Sussex countryside and the varied coastline, Pett, a quaint village
Sunday Supplement: In love with lawns this Easter
These three properties are among the most beautiful currently on the market, each with its own highly desirable lawn. With
What’s it like to live in Forest Hill?
What’s It Like to Live In Forest Hill: A Creative Perspective from Havelock Walk. The artistic enclave of Havelock Walk
West Coast to the Sussex Coast: A new wave of American expats and returning Brits are finding homes in Sussex
Smooth operators – coast to coast house moves. The Victorian sea front at St Leonards, one of Englands first purpose
Sunday Supplement – Small homes with big personalities
Smaller homes aren’t just easier to clean and cheaper to run they provide a more manageable space for those on
Sunday Supplement: Five of the best terrace houses
Terraced houses originated in Italy in the 1600s and became popular in London after the Great Fire of 1666. They
What John didn’t do next…
Sunday Supplement: Why is a decent kitchen key to attracting a buyer?
It’s the focal point, the gathering space where the whole family can refuel to start and reflect on their day;
Midweek Musings – London’s Top 5 Wetlands
London is by all accounts, a series of reclaimed marshland, which has become wetlands over time and subsequently gentrified and
How to turn any property into a true one-of-a-kind
Unique homes aren’t always a converted grain barn or a Grade I listed Jacobean manor house. We all have that
Unlocking Your Home’s Earning Potential: Five Unique Homes with Income-Generating Potential
If you’re lucky enough to own a unique or historic home, I think we’re all agreed that it’s an absolute
Our favourite school conversions in London
London School buildings have always been a huge part of the historic Victorian London outlook, and they make particularly beautiful
Familiar Warehouses & Lofty Lofts
Live big in some of London & South East’s finest converted warehouses and lofts, from the East End, Inner City,
Buying and living aboard a barge on The River Thames in central London
“To live aboard a barge or a boat is to live in a way that opens you to new possibilities”.
Four Unique Homes on the market right now for under £650k
Choose your favourite from a former military academy, a former office, floating home and converted school – four unique homes
The quirks of selling historic unique homes
Festive life changers of the year
While Christmas Day has passed, the festive season is still in the air, and these four historic homes carry a
Great Expectations
The festive blow out is nearly upon us so what better time to offer up some early gifts in the
Living in the same London pad for nearly 40 years is a rare thing these days
It’s a rare thing these days to learn about sellers of London properties who’ve happily been in residence for long
An interview with a vendor – The Stables Courtyard
After almost 30 years, The Stables Courtyard has been a much loved home, base and workspace for the vendor, JM.
Buying a unique property in a conservation area – what to be aware of…
Buying a property in a conservation area, it can be a complicated business. It is also getting more convoluted with
