The most-viewed homes of 2024 include Jurgen Klopp’s former mansion

As 2024 draws to a close, we can now unveil some of the incredible homes that have captured the imagination of home-hunters across the nation.

Our property expert, Tim Bannister, says: “From a luxurious former football manager’s residence to a historic Grade I-listed Abbey, the most-viewed homes of the year reflect the wide-ranging dreams of home-hunters this year across Great Britain. Whether it’s a property fit for royalty opposite Buckingham Palace, or a stunning family home, these remarkable listings showcase the unique charm and diversity of the UK housing market, offering something for everyone.”

Spread across the nation, from Glasgow to London, take a peek inside some of the homes we’ve looked at the most over the course of the year.

A home fit for a Premier League football manager

Sat in the prestigious enclave of Victoria Road, Freshfield, this extraordinary residence showcases what high performance living truly means.

Previously home to Liverpool’s celebrated manager Jurgen Klopp, this palatial home boasts a spectacular swimming pool complex that would rival any luxury spa. The separate entertainment building makes this the perfect spot for hosting gatherings, while the private grounds offer a peaceful retreat from the world.

A place on Britain’s most expensive street

This grand, 19^th-century Georgian house sits on Britain’s most expensive street, where the average asking price of a property is around £9.6 million.

The Grade II-listed property spans more than 15,000sq ft, with each room offering breathtaking views towards Buckingham Palace. Inside, centuries-old craftsmanship meets contemporary luxury, creating a home that’s truly fit for royalty.

An 1870s townhouse that oozes grandeur

In the heart of Glasgow’s sought-after Park district stands this magnificent Victorian masterpiece. Dating back to the 1870s, this 12,000 sq ft treasure trove of architectural splendour seamlessly marries original features with contemporary touches.

Whether envisioned as a magnificent private residence, luxury apartments, or an exclusive events venue, this versatile property promises endless possibilities.

Large-scale luxury in Lancashire

Behind this impressive façade lies an interior that stops visitors in their tracks. Spread across four generous floors, this Accrington gem boasts eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms, each executed with impeccable attention to detail.

The showstopping marble flooring sets the tone for a home filled with luxurious surprises, while the spectacular open-plan kitchen forms the heart of this entertainment-ready family residence.

A Grade I-listed Abbey in rural Oxford

Wytham Abbey stands as a testament to five centuries of architectural excellence. This Grade I listed treasure, crafted from local limestone, is nestled within 23 acres of magnificent grounds just three miles from Oxford’s dreaming spires. Inside, you will find a wealth of historical features – from enchanting stained-glass panels to elegant marble fireplaces and a sweeping late-Georgian staircase that commands attention.

The grounds themselves tell their own story, with manicured gardens giving way to ancient woodland and a tranquil private lake.

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