OK, so it’s not a normal house at all, it’s a beautiful tudor manor house.
But with such a huge fireplace!

Purported to have been built in or around 1520, Barsham Manor House has played host over the last five centuries to many guests, from monarchs, knights, politicians and celebrities to latter day rock legends. Its most famous guest was undoubtedly King Henry VIII who stayed here on at least five separate occasions (never with the same wife!) whilst visiting the nearby shrine to our Lady of Walsingham and, whilst The Manor’s construction has always been attributed to Sir Henry Fermor, Henry VIII once referred to it as “my small country palace in Barsham.”

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This house has a very tropical warm climate look to it. The palm trees make it feel like it could be outside the UK. It’s not, it’s in Preston.
Stunning.

was once owned by the late Nora Batty.

We’ve been past this property a thousand times! It’s right by Daisy Nook garden centre. Just browsing rightmove today and my eyes caught the line ‘once owned by Nora Batty!’

It is a nice looking house.

Trowle House is situated on the eastern edge of the village of Wingfield and lies in an area of particular natural beauty in the Avon greenbelt. It is a magnificent 17th Century Grade II listed country house with two residential properties within its estate of open
lawns, gardens and woodlands. The generous, flexible accommodation is arranged over three floors and boasts wonderful views over fields and beyond to the
Westbury White Horse on the escarpment of
Salisbury Plain.
You all know how much I love staircases, so I couldn’t resist sharing this photo with you. One of the previous photos shows the bottom of the stairs and the obligatory open door shot!

Pic 19 hows the white horse in the distance! Lovely.

Grade II ** Bawdsey Manor, a former school, has substantial additional buildings and cottages, providing potential for a range of alternative uses or development, subject to necessary consents.

Wow.
Grade II Listed Formal Gardens.
– Clock Tower Complex of buildings of Victoria design and Grade II Listed, used for educational purposes.
– Grade II Listed Two storey garden cottage and adjoining buildings, including gymnasium.
– Further teaching facilities and residential accommodation for both staff and pupils.
– Playing Fields, tennis courts and squash court.
– Properties at Bawdsey Quay, including self-contained cottages, water sports centre and café.
– Historical radar Transmitter Block (Grade II* Listed), Receiver Block (Grade II Listed) Generator House.
– Gatehouse.

An exceptional property situated in a private and privileged position with uninterrupted views over the Atlantic Ocean. Lot One Comprises of; Main House The Farmhouse Four bedroom barn conversion- The Milling Barn A further two separate dwellings (and a studio annexe) positioned around a central garden and parking area Large agricultural barn and a workshop
This kitchen ticks lots of boxes for me. It looks like a much used and loved space! The lounge is lovely too!

21st century castle surrounded by magnificent panoramic views set in the picturesque setting of North Wales. The Castle is to be sold along with its surrounding 46 acres of land.

Upon first inspection one would consider the Castle to belong to the 18th century. However it was actually only recently completed in 1994 making it one of the youngest castles in the country. Construction of the castle originally began in 1977 and was completed in four phases by architect John Taylor who constructed this property for himself. The current owner has left no stone unturned throughout its latest renovation with upgrades to its interior as well as a new additional wing and a triple garage.

The property is tastefully littered with artworks crafted by well known craftsmen with the first being a dragon carved out of a 200 years (approx) tree which actually breathes fire upon a guests entry through the gates.

A truly exceptional contemporary masterpiece, with magnificent far reaching views and 13,000 square feet of exquisite, beautifully designed accommodation, located on the top of a hill in beautiful rural Cheshire, yet just 5 minutes from the M56, with easy access to Chester. Liverpool and Manchester, The house has vast open reception and leisure rooms, an indoor pool complex and gym, staff apartment, separate guest suites and private bedroom wing with incredible long views..

This is very modern.