This Grade I listed Victorian property ranks within the top 2.5% of the country’s most significant structures and has undergone minimal alteration throughout its 150-year history. Originally commissioned for an international religious order, the complex now features extensive communal grounds and unique architectural backdrops. The site boasts an enormous central chapel with striking stained glass windows and an original smaller Lady Chapel. A snooker room is also located within the chapel building. The external environments include a heated outdoor swimming pool, two tennis courts, and a beautiful orchard.
Characterised by heart-shaped windows, a red heart-shaped bathtub, and intricate kitchen tiling, this property showcases bold mid-century kitsch geometry and soaring vaulted ceilings. Leopard-print accents and heart-shaped details appear throughout the home, which features layered architectural zones, including a dramatic sunken living room with a gold and silver glittery private performance stage, a grand piano, and a sweeping balcony. This unique residence is set within three secluded acres of mature woodland.
Built in 1960 by John Bloodgood Schuster, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright, this riverfront residence showcases classic mid-century modern design overlooking the Manitowoc River. Split-level in its layout, the home showcases large windows designed to blend the interior with the riverfront setting. Incorporating a private patio overlooking the river, an elevated balcony, and three bedrooms, the residence provides versatile living spaces including a formal great room, a dining room, and a TV room with a double-sided fireplace. The interior features authentic brass-toned lighting, original tile work, a classic built-in wall oven and stove, and many vintage appliances.
This 17th-century cottage features a striking display of original timber-frame and thatch construction, set within expansive gardens in a tranquil Cambridgeshire village. The semi-detached residence, dating from circa 1600, offers a well-preserved example of regional domestic architecture, spanning two floors of characterful living space. The interior composition includes three bedrooms and two reception rooms, anchored by a traditional open fire that serves as a central focal point. The property features a functional kitchen and a primary bathroom. Externally, the large garden provide a diverse range of backdrops, including a large garage, a private driveway, a separate shed, and a versatile outhouse often utilised as a therapy room.
This Grade II listed Art Deco masterpiece, originally a 1930s bank, elegantly blends historic architecture with modern facilities. At its centre the sweeping staircase embodies grandeur. The Main Hall features ornate marble columns, providing an expansive ground-level space, while the first floor houses the sophisticated Counting Room. With its striking period features and grand proportions, the site offers an authentic and prestigious backdrop.
This 1816 Georgian semi-detached residence elegantly blends historic architecture with modern facilities, boasting exceptionally high ceilings and an abundance of natural light. The interior features preserved period details, including crown moulding in the living room and original fireplaces, complemented by a unique spiral staircase leading to a fourth bedroom and additional living space. Modern updates, such as a kitchen skylight, sit alongside curated antiques and mirrors that enhance the home's grand proportions. The property includes both front and rear gardens, the latter featuring characterful exposed brickwork.
The ornate interiors of this Grade I listed Georgian hall are defined by elegant period features including fireplaces and high ceilings throughout. With its two large drawing rooms, loggia, and spacious function room, the site provides a prestigious venue for events. This estate from the mid-1770s blends historic architecture with modern facilities. Set within a vast 2,500-acre reserve, the property offers breathtaking views of a private lake, a deer park, and expansive landscaped grounds.
Dreamt up from late nights in Paris, this intimate subterranean venue combines exquisite dining areas with a decadent lounge ambience. Parisian-inspired and decorated in rich red and pink hues, the space is adorned with sumptuous velvet, leather furnishings, and muted lighting to create an unparalleled atmosphere of exclusivity. Defined by extravagance, the interior features shimmering chandeliers and mirrored walls, offering a prestigious backdrop and a versatile setting for immersive live entertainment and sophisticated nocturnal gatherings.
Set within seven acres of formal gardens and woodland, the property features 29 grand rooms defined by exquisite plasterwork, original period fireplaces, and expansive sash windows that flood the interiors with natural light. These spaces include a striking marble hall with red ornate columns, a unique quarter-circle orangery, a stately ballroom, and a wood-panelled library. Following an award-winning 12-year restoration, this Grade II listed Regency residence, dating from 1810, elegantly blends meticulously preserved historic architecture with modern facilities.
This Georgian Manor House estate has a fascinating mix of fairground attractions, trains and automobiles with lakeside views alongside a rare three-kiln Gothic Oast. A world away from the ordinary, this event location combines historic charm with whimsical wonder. This stunning, exclusive-use estate offers a spectacular setting, ranging from the 17th-century Kentish barn to a romantic moated island with its original boat house and Regency-style footbridge. Nestled within 600 acres of premier Kent countryside, the estate features a vintage carousel, a maypole illuminated by twinkly lights and showcases specialist structures such as a Gothic-revival Tin Tabernacle, Champagne shack, and treehouse, as well as an 18th-century weatherboarded barn with an integrated sun terrace.
