A 1920s English Stone House and Gardens Reimagined in the French Country-House Style
Built in the 1920s for the daughters of a shipping magnate, the house was described as “a mean, miserable little house” when purchased in 1997. It was rebuilt in the early 2000s with French country-house influences, a Lutyens-inspired courtyard and formal gardens.
An 18th-Century Georgian Manor on a 1,100-Year-Old Estate in Hampshire, 60 Miles from London
The history of Hunton Manor stretches back to AD 909, when it was granted to the Bishop of Winchester by the son of Alfred the Great. The estate later passed through generations of royal ownership, while its Georgian residence was restored by an architect who also worked on 10 Downing Street.
A Thatched Waterfront Home on the Cornish Coast Comes to Market After 30 Years
On Cornwall’s southern coast, this thatched waterfront home overlooks the Fal Estuary with nearly an acre of gardens, a private historic quay, two slipways and a boathouse.
A Georgian House Overlooking London’s Tower Bridge Is on the Market for £16 Million
Designed by Philip Hardwick in 1827, the 4-bedroom property was originally built for the dockmaster responsible for managing St Katharine Docks. Today, it includes richly decorated interiors and a private walled garden beside the river.
A Country House Near London Built in the 1920s for an Industrialist Is Now for Sale for £10.5 Million
Just 15 miles from central London, Ripley Grange looks as though it has stood beside Epping Forest for centuries. In fact, the Tudor-style country house was built between 1928 and 1930 for industrialist Charles Frederick Clark, whose fortune came from carbon paper and typewriter ribbons.
This Manor Was Built for a British Empire Fair in 1924. Then Someone Took It Apart and Moved It to Devon
A 1925 English manor built as a full-scale showcase for oak construction at the British Empire Exhibition was later taken apart piece by piece, moved to Devon and rebuilt on a hillside above Salcombe. Today, Falconers stands in seven acres of gardens believed to have been designed by Gertrude Jekyll.
A Renovated Gothic Victorian House in Bristol’s Stoke Bishop Lists for £1.75 Million
Set in one of Bristol’s leafy north-west neighbourhoods, the Grade II listed home pairs restored Victorian details with updated interiors, elevated garden terraces, and views towards Sneyd Park and Kingsweston Down.
For Sale: A Georgian House in Oxfordshire With a Rare Baroque-Inspired Façade
With a rare Baroque-influenced façade and a prominent position on The Green, this early 18th-century former rectory has a more theatrical architectural character than its Oxfordshire village setting might suggest.
A 300-Year Family Dynasty Has Ended. Now Ombersley Court Is Looking for Its Next Owner.
The restored Worcestershire estate includes a 12-bedroom Georgian main house, historic stables, and 36 ha (90 acres) of grounds shaped by more than three centuries of ownership.
An English Estate With 93 Acres of Parkland and a Palladian Orangery Asks £14.5 Million
Considered one of southern England’s finest private country houses, the Grade II-listed Pythouse sits in South Wiltshire’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.