Houses For Sale

The dreamy house in Bath could be yours for just £10

The actor best known for Elephant Man, Midnight Express and playing Olivander in Harry Potter called the Georgian Farmhouse “the best place I shall ever own”

With turrets and castellations aplenty, this sprawling estate was visited by Queen Elizabeth I, Oliver Cromwell and Queen Victoria

This grand room used to be part of an Edwardian hotel but has since become residential. Now, it's for sale and it's well worth a look

The two-bedroom lateral apartment is at Mayfair's 48 Berkeley Square, which was Winston Churchill's family home from 1874 to 1879

Just a stone's throw from central London, this highly decorative detached house sits in a private enclave of twelve Grade II listed houses

The Pindock Mews house, which sold for just under £2 million and needs considerable renovation, sits on one of the most picturesque mewses in London's desirable Maida Vale

The Fortwilliam Estate is one of Ireland's most covetable properties formerly owned by the 2nd Duke of Westminster, and it's being sold for £12 million

The American singer-songwriter first saw the laid eyes on Long Island estate ‘MiddleSea’ whilst dredging oysters for minimum wage. By 2002 he had moved in, and it's now on the market for just under 50 million dollars

The minimalist, mid-century Omaze house in the affluent Wirral village of Caldy is inspired by the Golden Age of Hollywood, plus there's an added £250,000 cash prize for the winner

A booming Christmas tree farm is up for sale in one of the most beautiful areas of south west Scotland

Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo are the third generation of famous residents for the Studio City abode, which Clooney bought from Stevie Nicks in 1995

Always wanted a thatched cottage but can't bear to leave London? This may be the house for you.

Château de Sailhant was purchased and restored by NYC architect Joseph Pell Lombardi in the late nineties – and it comes with it's own hidden waterfall and lake.

A two-bedroom apartment has gone on sale in the glorious stuccoed house in Kensington where Virginia Woolf and her sister Vanessa Bell were born and grew up – it's a piece of English literary history that could be yours for £2.45m

The embodiment of rural bliss, this house is quite the gem. Take a look inside…