In the world of real estate, history meets modernity with a selection of captivating homes currently on the market. These properties, spread across England and Wales, each carry their own unique stories and architectural styles. From the 17th-century charm of Derbyshire to the Edwardian elegance in Glamorgan, these homes offer buyers a chance to own a piece of history.
First on the list is Townend House, a Grade II-listed property in Hopton, Derbyshire. Dating back to the 17th century, this historic home sits between Ashbourne and Matlock, just south of the Peak District National Park. With an asking price of £1.35 million, it offers potential homeowners a chance to own a slice of English heritage while being surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.
Next, a four-bedroom house in Dalston, London, beckons with its Georgian roots. This property features an expansive garden complete with a vegetable patch, orchard, lawns, paddock, and stable with a hayloft. Priced at £750,000, this home provides a touch of countryside charm amidst the bustling capital.
In Barcombe, East Sussex, a converted tin-clad chapel stands as a testament to architectural creativity. With a cedar-clad, box-shaped extension, this unique home is located just four miles from Lewes. The chapel is available for £650,000 and offers an intriguing blend of traditional and contemporary design.
Another gem is found in Slaughterford, Wiltshire—a four-bedroom property also dating back to the 17th century. This home boasts large front and back gardens with a terrace and a vegetable patch. Listed at £995,000, it provides a serene rural retreat with historical significance.
Finally, an Edwardian house in Sketty, Glamorgan showcases a striking charcoal facade. Situated two miles from Swansea city centre and adjacent to Singleton Park, this property is priced at £2.85 million. It represents a perfect fusion of urban convenience and classic architectural beauty.