UK Housing Market
Spectacular New Homes Available Across the UK
A selection of new property listings available in London, Yorkshire, Warwickshire and Somerset.
Earls Court Square, London - £7.95 million (Maskells)
A substantial six-bedroom semi-detached townhouse occupies a prominent position on the highly sought-after Earls Court Square - a historic address that has been home to a multitude of high-profile individuals in its 150-year history.
The private garden square has long attracted notable residents, including the creator of English ballet, Sir Frederick Ashton; founder of The Royal Ballet, Ninette de Valois; American writer, actress and former Vogue editor, Joan Buck; and co-founder of the rock band Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett.
Internally rebuilt and reconfigured in 2008 to create an expansive modern residence across six-storeys the townhouse comprises six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two drawing rooms, reception room, kitchen/dining room, library/study, large roof terrace, private garden and a passenger lift to all floors.
Haddlesey House, Yorkshire - £825,000 (Carter Jonas)
An exceptional, 5,700 sq ft manor house, brimming with period charm and offering six double bedrooms, a ballroom, and an orangery. Sat in a two-thirds of an acre plot, promising flexible grand living steeped in character.
Discover Haddlesey House, a magnificent manor house, blending rich history with flexible modern living. This unlisted character home, spanning an impressive 5,700 square feet, offers a rare opportunity to own a property brimming with period features and fittings—without the restrictions often associated with listed buildings.
With six spacious double bedrooms, this south-facing estate sits on a private, well-sized plot of approximately two-thirds of an acre, complete with mature gardens, lawns, a pond, and a circular driveway accessed via electric gates. A double garage provides ample parking.
The Farmhouse on the Green, Upper Quinton, Warwickshire - £1.45 million
(Butler Sherborn)
Believed to date from the late 16th century with18th-century additions, this Grade II listed home is a property of significant architectural and historic interest. Constructed mainly of mellow brick be-neath a tiled roof, it features an attractive front elevation with leaded windows and gabled dormers.
The current owners have undertaken a comprehensive renovation of the property within the last eight years, bringing it sensitively into the 21st century while preserving its character. The house has been fully rewired and replumbed, with a new boiler and radiators installed. A refurbished oil-fired Aga sits at the heart of the farmhouse kitchen, which also boasts Fired Earth tiles, a Dekton Trilium worktop, and a bespoke sideboard and sink.
Inside, the home is rich in period charm, showcasing original flagstone floors in the dining room and utility, exposed beams, and impressive inglenook fireplaces. The kitchen leads into a large drawing room with a recently installed wood-burning stove and views over the green. A cosy sitting room—also featuring a wood burner—and a dining room with French doors opening onto the garden offer excellent living and entertaining spaces.
London Strata, SE1 - £1.25 million (Anderson Rose)
Positioned at one the highest points of London’s iconic Strata skyscraper is a luxurious two bedroom penthouse apartment, boasting breathtaking and far-reaching panoramic views of the city’s most memorable landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament, Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge and more. Available for £1.25 million through leading prime central London estate agency Anderson Rose, this exquisitely designed property is ready to move into without any further expense, offering residents unrivalled premium specifications and truly deluxe finishes throughout.
The multi-award-winning Strata SE1 skyscraper is renowned for being one of London’s first ever residential tower when it was originally completed in 2010, reaching 147 metres and comprising 42 storeys. Designed by highly regarded developers BFLS, formerly known as Hamilton’s, Strata was celebrated as the tallest residential building in London at the time.
Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a stunning main reception room showcasing sleek contemporary interiors with sumptuous furnishings throughout. The flat boasts an incredibly spacious and seductive open-plan layout, including a state-of-the-art kitchen fitted with the very latest high-end integrated appliances along with a large deluxe dining area, ideal for entertaining and welcoming a host of guests.
Kingwell House, Somerset - £2.5 million (Carter Jonas)
Kingwell House was built in 1920 by a local mining family, designed in the Arts and Crafts style, and has been sensitively restored over recent years, standing in around two and a half acres of level and mature grounds surrounded by specimen trees.
The present owners are keen gardeners and as such the exterior to the property is a huge feature of the property. The original owners planted rare trees including three magnificent ginkgo on the drive. Double gates open to a drive flanked by lime avenues, and generous parking. To the left of the house is a superb level garden originally a lawn tennis court.
At the rear of the house is a large terrace accessed from the kitchen, leading onto a large lawn surrounded by trees with lovely views beyond as the rural landscape drops away in southerly aspect. There are numerous further garden areas and glades as the grounds surround the house.
To the front of the house the driveway leads past a large detached home office and workshop to a large double garage beyond the house.
The Aspen, Bourne End, Hertfordshire - £3.8 million (Savills)
Priced at £3,800,000 and available through Savills, The Aspen provides 5,613 sq. ft. of space and comprises six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a substantial walk-in wardrobe, a grand living/reception room, open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, private study, an expansive private garage, manicured large front and rear gardens and an impressive top-floor entertainment room.
The Aspen is a prestigious family home that occupies the top plot of the Six Senses site, sitting at the summit of the exclusive development. Designed and built by Amara Property’s award-winning in-house team, The Aspen will provide an entirely bespoke and high-quality offering over three floors. Together with its five neighbouring properties, The Aspen is one of Bourne End’s most sought-after luxury family homes set within the area’s newest residential offering.