[ad_1] Penny Churchill takes a look at Triscombe House, which has been beautifully restored following a huge fire, and which is now seeking a new owner. In the Quantock Hills of north Somerset — the first part of rural England to be designated an AONB in 1956 — the rise, fall and restoration of Grade…
[ad_1] The Tullybelton Estate in Perthshire offers a slice of immaculate Scottish country life, with the Highlands on one side and Edinburgh just an hour away. The other day a colleague and I were having a conversation about how people look for houses. There are dozens, if not hundreds of things that go in to…
[ad_1] The property market is currently open for business. That means it should be possible to carry out most, if not all the functions required to let and manage property, while taking various specific precautions, of course. Possibly the biggest challenge for us all right now is that, in addition to national restrictions and guidelines…
[ad_1] There have been numerous changes to the rules around evictions and court possession hearings since the start of the pandemic. It’s been confusing and frustrating for landlords and, at the end of last month, yet another announcement was made. As of 29th August, the notice period for a landlord wishing to evict a tenant…
[ad_1] How to deal with damp, mould and condensation Autumn and winter are the times of year when damp and mould are more likely to occur in rented homes. And as we approach these colder months, it’s important to be clear on: The signs to look out for The potential dangers and consequences of having…
[ad_1] A bold piece of research aims to name the 50 most family-friendly cities in England — and throws up all sorts of anomalies as it does so. Toby Keel takes a look, and sees what you could get for your money in the top five. Producing a list of the ‘best cities for families’ is…
[ad_1] As part of National Inclusion Week, HM Land Registry’s Disabled Employees Network wanted to do something which would make a difference. It has taken some planning, and of course, the inevitable delay due to coronavirus (COVID-19), but we are proud to announce the rollout of the Sunflower Lanyard Scheme at HM Land Registry. The…
[ad_1] As you may know, last week the government tightened some of the rules which are in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Most of these measures don’t differ hugely from the existing ones, but the changes that were introduced mean that: We should work from home as much as possible Pubs and…
[ad_1] Covenant House, in the heart of one of Britain’s prettiest towns, offers huge potential says Penny Churchill. Generally recognised as one of the most beautiful and historic of all the Cotswold market towns, Chipping Campden lies in a fold of the Cotswold Hills at the heart of the Cotswolds AONB, eight miles from Moreton-in-Marsh…
[ad_1] Two luxuriously redeveloped sea forts could be all yours, but you’ll need a boat or helicopter to reach them… Spitbank Fort (nine bedrooms) and No Man’s Fort (23 bedrooms) are two Victorian-era sea forts that have been transformed into luxury hotels. The 19th century structures were originally built more than 150 years ago to…
