Architectural adventurers, homegrown and foreign, have a treasure trove of fashionable homes to discover—cool looks and amazing spaces packed into stunners of all shapes and sizes. From historic Bolton in Greater Manchester to scenic Blackheath in London, these homes appeal to every palate and pocketbook. Take a look at these impressive and inspiring listed treasures currently for sale on the market.
In Bolton, Greater Manchester, a new development features 43 apartments designed with brick archways at the top, which frame picturesque views from a communal roof garden. By incorporating dramatic cantilevers, the design brings unity to the aesthetic appeal of the structure while giving residents access to a tranquil outdoor retreat. Additionally, a contemporary detached house in Bolton stands out with its timber cladding, situated on a sloping road near Smithills Country Park, offering easy access to natural surroundings.
Take a peek at the third floor, two-bedroom apartment! It includes a private balcony, perfect for enjoying the great outdoors and enjoying the breathtaking views. This combination of modern amenities and strategic location makes it an attractive option for potential buyers seeking comfort and convenience.
Moving south to Bolney, West Sussex, a very different home—a very grand late-Georgian town house—has come to market. This property has a fascinating past since it was originally a brewery before being converted into a public house later on. Heritage is a pleasant surprise. Stepping into the home immediately immerses guests in beautiful craftsmanship and idiosyncratic character.
In Blackheath, London, a new build slip of development includes just such a kitchen. With a large central island and hob, this space provides ample storage. This casual elegance is complemented by an imposing ceiling-hung wooden beam, striking wood panelled walls and dazzling wooden floor boards. The connected sitting room with wide opening windows helps create a triple aspect that buffalo their dexterously with bright sun. A large Danish brick fireplace warms the space and welcomes a sense of retreat and gathering.
The enviable Blackheath setting only adds to the charm, with easy access to Greenwich Park and the lively village of Blackheath. Transport links couldn’t be easier. Both the Greenwich and the nearby Deptford DLR stations are only a 10-minute walk across the beautiful Deptford Creek, providing immediate access to central London and surrounding locations.
Finally, Great Broughton in North Yorkshire offers a picturesque village on the edge of the North York Moors just 10 miles south of Middlesbrough. Tucked away on the north-western edges of the North York Moors National Park, this village is a haven for outdoor adventurers. It’s home to two local, independent pubs which contribute to the dynamic small community feel of the village. In one of the units, a large bare room with thick white walls and beautiful floor to ceiling glazing awaits. It features all minimalist decor, anchored by an enormous emerald green suede couch and stylish marbled coffee table.