Kinrara, in the Scottish Highlands, boasts a large principal house and a further five estate cottages plus stunning grounds and woodlands.
Plans to build 2,000 homes on a disused airfield in Guildford have been rejected to the dismay of young renters in the area. Guildford Borough Council shunned a proposal and subsequent appeals from landowners Wisley Property Investments Limited (WPIL) to build the much-needed housing. Local campaigners Wisley Action Group (WAG) led the campaign to block the development, using cows grazing on lush meadows as part of their efforts to dissuade public support. But it’s a far sight from what the...
Constantly browsing property websites, forgetting everything you love about your home – and beginning to hate the neighbours are among the top signs you need to move, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 homeowners found more than one in three have itchy feet in their home and is currently looking to move due to outgrowing the property, or feeling it is too small. Other tell-tale signs a move is imminent include ignoring DIY and maintenance jobs which need...
Eilean Nan Gabhar, which translates as Island of the Goats, has now been placed on the market for one lucky adventurer looking to get away from a busy city.
The Moorings was regarded as England’s most technologically advanced house when it was designed and built by Kingsbury Homes in 2009.
The government has been urged to consider a New Zealand-style approach to housing after its parliament banned foreign investment to make properties more affordable. Lynda Clark, editor of First Time Buyer Magazine, said a move of this nature in the UK would definitely offer an advantage to many of our own first time buyers who face considerable pressure when buying property. Speaking to The London Economic she said: “This is probably more relevant in major cities like in London and...
The former Chapeltown central station near Sheffield, South Yorks., was opened in 1854 and boasts three bedrooms, together with six rooms in an adjoining building
The former primary school - located in the Cairngorms National Park - comes with one acre of land
Rosie Henderson on Guernsey read out the Clameur de Haro - which means all actions must stop until the matter is ruled on by the court.
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