£1.85m farmhouse where Charles II and MISTRESS ‘hid’
A historic farmhouse where King Charles II and his mistress reportedly hid during the English Civil War has gone on sale for £1.85million.
WWII BUNKER for sale at £55,000 – and Brits ‘might need it very soon’
Brits worried about the UK's defence spending can snap up their own WWII concrete bunker for £55,000 - and some reckon they "might need it very soon.
Agatha Christie’s £1.95m writing flat hits market
A luxury London flat once owned by Agatha Christie and believed to be where she wrote several of her most famous mysteries has hit the market for £1.95m.
Beatles’ SIX-STOREY London HQ hits market for £9.5m
Beatles fans can own a piece of the Fab Four’s business empire if they have £9.5million to spare. The long-standing global headquarters of Apple Corps, the multimedia.
England’s 10ft by 10ft ‘smallest home’ with NO WINDOWS on sale for £27,000
England’s “smallest home” sitting beside a busy road and measuring just 10ft by 10ft has gone on sale for £27,000. The windowless building measures just 10ft by 10ft.
Quirky one-bed tower with spiral stairs hits market for £300,000
A one-bed home inside a historic folly tower with spiral staircases and a rooftop terrace is up for sale for £300,000. The Grade II-listed Gazebo Tower was built in.
Cottage from The Vicar of Dibley heads to auction for £375,000
A chocolate-box cottage featured in The Vicar of Dibley is going under the hammer with a guide price of £375,000. The two-bedroom Church Cottage stands inside the.
Jackson Pollock’s tiny early apartment goes on sale for $2m
The tiny apartment where Jackson Pollock struggled to establish himself as an artist has gone on sale for almost $2million.
19-bed seaside manor for £250,000 but viewers need ‘sturdy footwear’
A sprawling 19-bed seaside manor with spectacular coastal views has hit the market for just £250,000 - but its new owner will have to tread unsafe areas if they want to.
‘Ghost town’ where just THREE families remain and church sold for 50p
Explore the eerie ghost town of Solsgirth, Manitoba, where just three families remain. See abandoned churches, empty homes, and a settlement frozen in time since 2002.