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Living on Primrose Hill: Chocolate-box streets, village spirit and some of the best views in London
Carla Passino takes a look at the finer things about living on Primrose Hill.
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Four properties which have a touch of Country Life in the heart of London
Many are swapping city for countryside these days — but you can find a bit of both, given the right budget.
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An 11-bedroom, Grade I-listed home with superb original interiors and spectacular terraced gardens
A £2m budget wouldn't go far in the leafier parts of south-west London, but look at Exmoor and you'll find more — such as this extraordinary and historic 11-bedroom mansion. Penny Churchill tells more.
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Five houses that'll make you want to leave London and head into the countryside
'Every other call or enquiry has been from people moving out of London,' one estate agent tells James Fisher, as he rounds up some of the best properties for sale within easy reach of the capital.
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How St James's went from London's 'receptacle for offal and cinders' to its prettiest little city centre village
Carla Passino takes a look at St James's, the part of London that is truly 'regal by design'.
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Chiswick life: Beautiful homes, art and elephant-shaped topiary in leafy West London
Royalty, rockstars and a rose or two have all called the leafy district of Chiswick home. Carla Passino delves into what gives it its charm.
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A manor house in the heart of Cobham with boating pond and orchard, just 22 miles from central London
Cobham Court looks to be the ideal home for someone wanting one foot in London and another in the country. Penny Churchill has a look.
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Three fine flats under £1m for sale in south-west London
James Fisher takes his pick of three of the nicest flats currently on the market.
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A lovely Art Deco apartment that was once the home of a genuine rags-to-riches star, plucked from London's bombed-out streets
The Chelsea flat once owned by the actor Harry Fowler has come up for sale.
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A church converted into flats where Gothic windows and stained glass meet LED lighting and bespoke fittings
This clever conversion of a North London church has left original beams, windows and columns in place wherever possible.
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Five of the finest Belgravia homes for sale today, from £5m to £20m
The ITV series Belgravia has finished — at least for the time being — but you can still enjoy this pick of superb properties in one of the smartest spots in London.
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Five grand homes on the market in London's smartest postcodes, as seen in Country Life
Truly impressive houses, penthouses and apartments in SW1, SW3 and SW7.
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The real story of Belgravia: Angry mobs, the 'Bloody Bridge', and London's most beautiful garden squares
Belgravia is the name on every Londoner’s lips, thanks to Julian Fellowes’s recent TV series of the same name. Carla Passino delves into the affluent district’s history.
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Six great homes in London plus a classic country house within commuting range, as seen in Country Life
Our round-up this week includes options for those seeking a home in one of the capital's finest areas, or a place with space further afield.
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A gorgeous thatched cottage with granny annexe and its own orchard, just outside the M25 and under £800k
The delightfully-named Rabbits Corner is an idyllic cottage with a superb granny annexe, just outside the M25 — yet for sale at the price of a flat in a decent London suburb.
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Knightsbridge life: From a hotbed of taverns and thieves to one of the poshest parts of London
Today, Knightsbridge is home and host to the glamorous, but it wasn't always quite that way, finds Carla Passino.
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The five most expensive homes in London, from a listed townhouse in St James's Park to a palatial mansion in Hampstead
It's mind-boggling to think of price-tags this high, but if there is any place for them, it's London.
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Two palatial homes have come to the market in Wentworth and St George's Hill
A pair of magnificent houses have come to the market in two of the most exclusive communities in the London area: Wentworth and St George's Hill.
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45 great places to live within an hour of London
There are literally thousands of places where you can live outside of London but still get to the city inside an hour. Eleanor Doughty picks out 45 where you're sure to find something which suits you.
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Regent's Crescent: The collaboration between George IV and John Nash which became one of London's finest addresses
A rare opportunity for London buyers can be found in the startling reinvention of John Nash’s Regent’s Crescent, finds Holly Kirkwood.
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Curious Questions: Why do the numbers in London postcodes make no sense?
Gone are the days when postcode snobbery hindered the London housing market, finds Eleanor Doughty. Or are they?
