From an edgy London property on the Thames to a village home in Cheshire
From an edgy London property on the Thames to a village home in Cheshire
Anna White
Main image: A 1960s upside-down house in the Northumberland commuter village of Riding Mill. Photograph: Finest
Fri 29 Aug 2025 08.00 CEST
Isle of Dogs, London
From a rural second world war control tower, to a city penthouse with views stretching across London
From a new-build in Wales with balconies overlooking the sea to a historic cottage on the unspoilt north Cornwall coast
From an historic building in the heart of the city to a seaside complex inspired by an ocean liner
From a flat that gives owners direct access to the club, to a detached home with only a hedge separating it from the course
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