A huge variety of homes of all shapes and sizes were last month’s most viewed for sale listings. All are worth a look.
First up is this remarkable “grand design” in Fife, which was the most viewed property throughout the month. The five bedroom detached house, “Eden”, has a stunning central atrium with a cathedral ceiling. It has a cinema room, office, utility room, extensive accommodation as well as wonderful views over the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and beyond.
With an unusual design, the interiors are eye-catching enough but the stunning scenery might even match them.
(CKD Galbraith, Cupar, £750,000)
Panoramic view: The home has incredible views over the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and beyond
Cinema room: Modern features such as this enormous big screen show how the home is finished to a high standard
This is a deceptively spacious seven bedroom semi-detached house in Norton, Stockton, which also manages to squeeze in a conservatory and a swimming pool. Very competitively priced, this home has four reception rooms, as well as seven good sized bedrooms. If you don’t believe us, view the floor plan on the link above because this is a house with vast amounts of space. (Gowland White, Stockton on Tees, Offers in excess of £280,000)
Going swimmingly: This Stockton house even has room for a pool
South facing view: The house has a conservatory and four other reception rooms
In a beautiful part of the Sussex countryside, Highwell House is a rare find. The home is replete with original features including a 19th century chandelier and also has an array of outbuildings, which offer potential for expansion. This seven bedroom property even has a pond with an island within its expanse of lawns. (Knight Frank, East Sussex, £3,750,000)
Classic: A wonderful country house in a sought after part of Sussex
Country kitchen: An eat-in kitchen for all the family
The last of our selection, this beautiful Grade II home in Derbyshire was refurbished extensively in 2000 and prior to that, it was owned by one family since 1888 and was still lit by gas mantles. Possessing a wealth of charm and character, including stone-flagged flooring and original fireplaces, this seven bedroom house was built in 1682 and was constructed on the site of an even older property. (Saxton Mee, Dronfield, Offers in the region of £1.1million)
Piece of history: This is only the second time the property has been on the market
Flagged floor: Many original features of this wonderful property remain
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