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Property of the Week: Historic Grade II* listed Batheaston House
A Queen Anne residence with royal ties and over three centuries of history, Batheaston House offers a rare chance to own a distinguished piece of Somerset heritage.
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A Queen Anne residence with royal ties and over three centuries of history, Batheaston House offers a rare chance to own a distinguished piece of Somerset heritage.
In a quiet corner of Tuscany, this eight-bedroom farmhouse estate offers a rare chance to step into la dolce vita, with rolling countryside, olive groves and timeless stone architecture setting the scene.
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Falconers is a Grade II listed manor set within seven acres above Salcombe, offering timeless charm on one of England’s most coveted coastlines.
Set across 100 acres of Wiltshire countryside, Langley Park is a Georgian manor reimagined for modern living — a private estate combining sporting pursuits, wellness and serious hosting potential.
A haven hidden in the backstreets of Piazza San Marco, inviting you to claim Venice as your own for as long as you call it home.
An 18th-century manor in picturesque Wingfield, marrying Georgian heritage with Victorian splendour and set within over an acre of idyllic English gardens.
Set among vineyards on the edge of a charming Genevois village, this impeccably restored eight bedroom château pairs historic grandeur with modern luxury, sweeping Alpine views and more than five acres of private landscaped grounds.
An elegant Grade II listed Victorian townhouse on Acacia Road, beautifully modernised and generously proportioned, offering refined family living with garden, off-street parking and immediate access to St John’s Wood.
With prime country house values easing across the UK, these five exceptional estates — from Jacobean grandeur to Cotswold charm — make a compelling case for investing in space, history and a slower pace of life.
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