Five residential properties featuring distinctive interior design schemes have been listed for sale across England, with asking prices ranging from £750,000 to £900,000.
In Hornsey, north London, a two-bedroom Arts and Crafts-influenced cottage within the Campsbourne estate conservation area is listed at £895,000 through Inigo. The 87 square metre property includes a converted loft dressing room and a garden studio gym. The sitting room features teal-painted walls with white wooden shutters.
A first-floor flat in Grove Mansions on Stamford Grove West, Hackney, is available for £750,000. The property, located in a 19th-century period block, contains a three-window bay sitting room with walls painted in reddish brown tones and green-accented fireplace brickwork.
Coastal and rural listings
A Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse in Lyme Regis, Dorset, is on the market for £900,000 through Savills. The four-storey property overlooks the Jurassic coastline and retains original features including fireplaces, panelling and sash windows. The dining room has been painted in dark grey, including the timber shutters.
In Warninglid, West Sussex, a 17th-century Grade II-listed cottage with three bedrooms is listed at £775,000 through Strutt & Parker. Oak Cottage features tile-hung and brick elevations, with a sitting room containing an inglenook fireplace surrounded by orange-painted walls.
Energy-efficient property
A renovated stable block in Bristol’s Easton neighbourhood is listed for £750,000 through The Modern House. The three-bedroom property meets AECB CarbonLite standards through wood fibre insulation, timber cladding and triple-glazing. The property includes a rewilded courtyard and studio annexe.
The listings come as regional property markets across England show varied performance, with characterful period properties continuing to attract buyers seeking distinctive features. While new-build output has declined in recent months, the market for renovated and period homes remains active across different price points.
The properties represent a cross-section of England’s housing stock, from period cottages to eco-renovated buildings, with prices reflecting their locations and specifications.
