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  • New Festival Quarter

    New Festival Quarter

    A tranquil haven overlooking Canary Wharf and the City, New Festival Quarter’s roof terraces offer the perfect place to unwind after a hard days work.

  • The Old with the New

    The Old with the New

    By Jack Donne

    Jack Donne says these palatial new homes in Tunbridge Wells do a sterling job of bringing the Arts & Crafts movement into the 21st Century. With acres of woodland on the doorstep, the outside space isn’t bad, either.

  • Welcome To The Party

    Welcome To The Party

    By Anna Chambers

    With more impressive facilities than your standard health club, this trio represents the most amazing party houses on the market right now. Anna Chambers takes us for a ground tour – you’ll find her in the pool…

  • High Class, No Strings

    High Class, No Strings

    By Alix Buscovic

    If you crave luxury, and you can afford it, but aren’t so good at commitment, then renting a London show home could be the answer. Alix Buscovic selects four of the top super-prime rentals on the market now.

  • Open Space: The Final Frontier

    Open Space: The Final Frontier

    Finding a decent house is one thing, but finding a garden to match is surely the holy grail of London real estate. Here are our market picks…

  • Think Outside The Office

    Think Outside The Office

    By Pete Simpson

    With the commuter nightmare sure to come hand-in-hand with the Olympics, it’s time to think way outside of the box, and then plonk that box in your back garden. Today you’re working from home, says Pete Simpson.

  • All Good In The Wood

    All Good In The Wood

    By Mark Pollack

    Mark Pollack, director of Central London estate agency Aston Chase, profiles one of the capital’s most prestigious addresses, St John’s Wood. With an average property value of £2m, it has the price tag to match.

  • Shire Of Knightsbridge

    Shire Of Knightsbridge

    By Robert Bailey

    As a £65m flat at One Hyde Park goes on the market, Robert Bailey explains how Knightsbridge has changed from old-woman to oligarch territory but has still managed to retain its beloved old-school charm.

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