Fresh on the Market
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Woodford Mill, Salisbury
Woodford Mill, a large, rambling family home in Salisbury, has come onto the market thanks to the pull of Port Regis School.
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Trading ups and Downs
Changing circumstances bring this much loved family house onto the market, but they won’t be available for long
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You Can't Beat a Scottish Retreat
This historic residence offers the chance to live as a laird
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Flying Changes
Unexpected circumstances have led to these properties coming swiftly back to the market
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Properties with Prospects
Country houses can be self-financing if they have a business venture attached. Anna Tyzack presents a range of properties all of which afford the luxury of working from home, or working as a business interest.
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Debenham House
A striking, palatial property in London’s Holland Park provides both opulence and privacy.
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Fruits and Follies of the Vineyard
Formerly part of the vast Hawkstone estate, this house is nestled among unique 18th-century landscapes
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Greenway House, Wyck Rissington
This idyllic family home juxtaposes state-of-the-art features and archetypal Cotswolds charm
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Wishing Well House
An original Tarrant house on St George's Hill, Wishing Well House is a stunning property where continuity is the name of the game in the gardens.
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Newington Cottage, Edinburgh
Names can be deceiving – this 6 bedroom ‘cottage’ combines architectural prowess with modern sumptuousness, and its private position should appeal to a discerning family.
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Gloucestershire Glory
This Cotswolds gem has been restored wonderfully, both inside and out, and is now a perfect family home.
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Manors For all Seasons
These days grand country properties do not wait for the spring to come onto the market
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Rushmore Hill Estate, Kent
Encompassing formal gardens, rolling farmland and dense woodland, the breathtaking Rushmore Hill Estate is a country haven, 18 miles from London.
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Ballencrieff Castle
A chance to own one of the most remarkable renovation projects undertaken in Scotland in recent years has arisen, just 17 miles from Edinburgh.
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Scottish Property Revival
Despite the winter chill, demand for properties north of the Border is hotting up
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Sandy Mictchell: Trouble with the heating
A damaged oil-pipe makes Sandy Mitchell's modest house-warming quite the opposite
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A secure investment
No Man’s Land fort in the Solent proves a man’s home can be his castle
