Category: Amazing houses

It’s much more common to see photos of properties from the air. I think it’s lovely to see such photos – they can be quite revealing about the location sometimes.
Or how close the other buildings are to the main house, or show you things you can’t see on streetview!

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire an exclusive, substantial, Georgian, waterside gentleman\’s residence, which will be treasured by many future generations of the family.
The property has only once in its history been on the market.
The house, with many period features, has wonderful views in a completely private and tranquil location in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The 12 acres (measurements to be verified) of grounds which provide a large water frontage with mooring to the delightful Restronguet Creek includes a pond, paddocks, woodland and a courtyard of stone barns.

A classic: Dinder House has been completely restored and refurbished to create a unique, historic Georgian country house in wonderful gardens and grounds. 2 bedroom lodge. Coach house. Walled garden. In all about 21.6 acre

Yes, once again a beautiful staircase.

Baybridge Park sits in a superbly elevated position and offers considerable privacy. The house has been built to the highest standard and offers beautifully proportioned rooms, ideal for entertaining, together with well laid out family areas and a superb leisure complex.
The principal reception rooms include a reception hall, morning room, library, drawing room, dining room, open plan kitchen/breakfast room and music/sitting room. There is also a gymnasium, cinema, games room, wine cellar and indoor pool with sauna and changing rooms.

Absolutely lovely staircase. Rest of the house is very grand too. Look out for the wood burner that hangs in midair! And the shiniest toilet ever! (Pic 15)

Eaglehurst is a very special country house with the most extraordinary coastline views of The Solent. The house is tucked away in the south of Hampshire within The New Forest National Park and in a very tranquil and peaceful location. The house is approached via a long driveway through surrounding woodland. The gravel driveway swings to the left around the walled garden to reveal a picture of this very pretty house.

How lovely is that!

Cricket Court – An historic and quirky Grade II* listed Regency folly with far-reaching views over the West Country.

You might know I love staircases if you’re a follower of amazing houses on this blog, but this one has some really unusual quirks.


I couldn’t decide whether to share picture 11 or 12 to show the staircases in this beautiful building.

Bussells Farm, set in 30 acres in the beautiful Exe Valley countryside, provides a rare opportunity to purchase eight properties.

This has a lake! How pretty is that. You could have your own rowing boat, enjoy fishing, have a load of ducks. It’d be great.

Churchwood House is a most impressive and unique detached family home occupying a wonderful mature village setting close to Berwick-upon-Tweed with good road and rail links throughout the country and offering a wonderful lifestyle opportunity.


I have a lot of books… and love seeing huge bookcases in houses.

This most impressive Grade II Listed seven bedroom country mansion is nestled into the beautiful Northumberland countryside close to the rural market town of Wooler and sitting at the foot of the Cheviot Hills


You know how much I love staircases. This one is lovely and elegant.
The photos are very warm. Outside: Driveway, Ample Parking, Holiday Cottage, Stabling, Garage, Workshop, Extensive Lawned Gardens and Rural Views. In all circa 2.119 acres.

Felkington Farm is located in an excellent arable farming area in North Northumberland approximately 6 miles south of Berwick upon Tweed. The farm is beautifully situated with stunning southerly views across open countryside to the Cheviot Hills and enjoys considerable privacy.

How pretty does that look. It’s a lot of land with it!

vishays is located in open countryside in the parish of Chaffcombe, about 1 mile from Cricket St Thomas and 2 miles from the old market town of Chard. Set in the centre of its own land with lodges protecting the drives, the setting is exceptional.   Everyday shopping and amenities can be found in Chard and a bit further afield are Taunton, Honiton, Sherborne, Yeovil and Exeter.

Such a magnificent staircase! How would you decide which side to sweep down?