Townhouse where Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein hits market for £800k (78)
Grade-II listed Marlow townhouse where Mary Shelley completed Frankenstein hits market for £800,000. Three-bedroom cottage with period features and literary heritage.
Helen Mirren’s wedding church for sale at £80,000 – could become a museum
Dame Helen Mirren's Scottish church wedding venue is for sale at just £80,000 and could be converted into a museum. The 1880s building is near Inverness.
Tea shop where ‘Pooh was first sketched’ on sale at REDUCED £600,000
Former tea shop where Winnie-the-Pooh was first sketched returns to market at reduced price of £600,000. Grade II-listed Bristol property known locally as Pooh Corner.
Britain’s most wizardly home for sale with its own hidden DIAGON ALLEY
Victorian home with hidden Diagon Alley sells for £800,000 in Windsor. This three-bedroom property features a magical miniature wizarding street with shop recreations.
Inside abandoned mansion of mystery millionaire who left lavish home behind
Eerie photographs reveal a nine-bedroom Ontario mansion abandoned with luxury furnishings, artwork and a private sauna still inside. Photographer documents the mysterious decay.
£375k ‘shed’ barely fits a double bed – but it has a sea view
A £375,000 wooden chalet in Cornwall with sweeping sea views divides buyers - barely room for a double bed but nearly an acre of land included.
£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.