Properties For Sale by Inigo, London, including sold STC
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A resolutely unique collection of spaces, quite unlike anything in the area, Mall House is a remarkable home occupying a spectacular elevated site on the outskirts of Bath. Each of its buildings has a distinct charm and character, from an enchanting stone-built cottage to peaceful wood cabins and...
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This exceptional six-bedroom double-fronted detached house lies within the popular Mapesbury Conservation Area, close to Queen’s Park, Kilburn, Willesden Green, and a short walk from Brondesbury. An expanse of Victorian space and volume, the house has been renovated to a brilliant standard with a...
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This fine, early Victorian semi-detached house lies on Northampton Park in Islington, on the edge of Canonbury and close to both Highbury and Newington Green. Grade II-listed and set in the Canonbury Conservation Area, the five-bedroom home was built in 1845 and is set across over 3,100 sq ft of ...
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This elegant early Victorian stucco-fronted townhouse is positioned on Chepstow Place, a wide, tree-lined road in Notting Hill, close to the ever-desirable Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. Built in 1850, it lies within the Pembridge Conservation Area and has five bedrooms across five storeys...
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Grade II-listed, this double-fronted late Regency house lies within the Hampstead conservation area, close to both South End Green and Hampstead Heath. Internal accommodation extends to over 3,000 sq ft with five bedrooms and a gloriously mature private garden. The home retains countless original...
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Narborough Hall, an ancient, wisteria-covered, Grade II*-listed country house, is set in the valley of the River Nar in Norfolk and surrounded by 79 acres of its own parkland, woodland and lakes. The hall has been the subject of a careful restoration by the current owners, who have stripped it ba...
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Formerly the home of the King and Queen of Siam, the Grade II*-listed Vane Court is an historic 15th-century Wealden hall in the sought-after village of Biddenden, Kent. It is a house of exceptional character and has been the subject of a comprehensive renovation by the current owners, who have g...
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Selwood Lodge - an exceptional Grade II-listed house that marries Gothic revival architecture with European villa-style romance - is positioned on the northern edge of Frome. Built in 1825, the honey-hued stone house extends over 7,500 sq ft, with 11 bedrooms and a suite of reception rooms, lit b...
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Set among 20 acres of gardens, woodland and banked by a river, the setting of this five-bedroom house is distinctly pastoral. Part of a larger, unlisted manorial complex, the intricate timber frame encloses over 5,500 sq ft of accommodation in the main house, supplemented by a guest annexe, luxur...
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New Place Manor is a remarkable Grade II*-listed house set on the northern edge of the South Downs National Park in Pulborough, West Sussex. Recorded as the oldest house in the town, it has a 13th-century core, with later 16th and 18th-century additions built in a highly cohesive manner to create...
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Standen House is a remarkable Grade II*-listed Georgian country house on the Isle of Wight. Dating from the early 17th-century, it bears an astonishing number of original features, from its archetypal mid-18th-century symmetrical façade to a fine staircase that winds through the core of the house...
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This elegant early Victorian townhouse lies in a quiet and coveted spot within Islington's Barnsbury Conservation Area. Beautifully designed and recently renovated to an exceptionally high standard by Emmett Russell Architects, the house is set over almost 2,000 sq ft across four light-filled sto...
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The Warren is a wonderful five-bedroom Arts and Crafts house set within the undulating Berkshire Downs, on the edge of the picturesque village of Streatley-on-Thames. Unfolding across almost 4,200 sq ft of brilliantly designed accommodation, it is the primary home in a small, private hamlet that ...
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Birdcombe Court is an extraordinary Grade II*-listed medieval manor house set in almost two acres of grounds amid the bucolic north Somerset landscape. Its core is 13th century, with later additions in proceeding centuries all unified and beautifully restored; the result is a singular home that s...
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Set in a magnificent position overlooking the verdant expanse of Kew Green with the graceful St Anne’s Church in the foreground, this distinguished Grade II-listed Georgian house extends over 2,400 sq ft and unfolds across five impeccably arranged storeys. Built c. 1780, the house is imbued with ...
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This remarkable five-bedroom detached Edwardian villa is set over three floors and sits in an elevated position on the private North Foreland Estate, on the coast in Broadstairs, Kent. Subject to an impeccable renovation and extension by its current owners, it has three expansive reception rooms,...
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Nestled in a quiet pocket of the rural Devonshire landscape, this exquisite five-bedroom Grade II-listed farmhouse has been the subject of a thorough renovation and extension in recent years, creating a warm and welcoming space of over 5,234 sq ft. Beautifully landscaped gardens extend to over ei...
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Nestled in the secluded Rocombe Valley, this pink-painted country house is draped in sweet-smelling jasmine and roses. Encircled by over four acres of exquisite gardens, Little Winters was built in 1929 and sits on an elevated position overlooking the countryside between East Devon and Dorset, tw...
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Nestled in the tranquil village of Crawley Down in the heart of the West Sussex countryside, this magnificent six-bedroom house forms the westerly wing of a 19th-century country estate. It was built in the 1860s by local barrister James Harrison and retains many of its original features, includin...