Category Archives: Amazing houses

Beautiful house. Has a matterport view for the Oculus! Has outdoor spots too – look on the flat floor plan for those!

This one for instance, says it has permission as a wedding venue (Lovely photos of the dining room btw) and then it describes the house as having 7 reception rooms. Stunning property with lots of history: The present house and … Continue reading →

The first picture gives you the clue this house has stabling! The coach house is absolutely stunning and would make a lovely place to live even if the main house wasn’t there. The fireplaces in the main house are amazing. … Continue reading →

This house featured in the BBC Doctor Who 2014 Christmas Day special It has 36ft drawing room, 26ft breakfast room, 25ft living room, study, 19ft kitchen, housekeeper’s room, utility room, gamekeeper’s pantry, stores and basement rooms, 23ft billiard’s room, 7 … Continue reading →

This made me giggle. Part listed gardens doesn’t mean on a slope! Glen Usk is stunning . The house is very elegant, it’s entrance has three-bay stone Tuscan Colonnade and inside the entrance hall is lovely, with scaglioli columns and … Continue reading →

This is an interesting property! Quite old too! It’s at Goodrich (Where there’s a castle that I went to on a school trip in the early 1980s!) It was built in 1636! The original fortified front door is sheltered by … Continue reading →

I would love this property. It’s in Monmouthshire! The staircase if absolutely stunning (pic 9) and I think it’s one of the loveliest I’ve seen for a long time. The brochure (second link in the description) has another photo of … Continue reading →

The number one things I think is essential is a plan of the land. Why tempt me telling me it’s 2.5 acres, or 280 acres if you’re not going to show me a plan. I don’t mind the land registry … Continue reading →

I think it’s this one at £54M. yes £54M. So how many hundreds of acres come with this property? One of Mayfair’s original Mansions, this Grade II listed townhouse was constructed in 1732. It was extensively refurbished in 1908 by … Continue reading →