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Five grand homes on the market in London's smartest postcodes, as seen in Country LifeTruly 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 squaresBelgravia 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 LifeOur 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 £800kThe 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 LondonToday, 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 HampsteadIt'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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Shoreditch life: How a little-loved corner of London became a hotbed of art, culture and £5m loft apartmentsShoreditch's incredible transformation over the last two or three decades has turned a little-loved part of London into a world-famous centre of modern culture. Carla Passino finds out more.
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Two palatial homes have come to the market in Wentworth and St George's HillA 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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Regent's Crescent: The collaboration between George IV and John Nash which became one of London's finest addressesA 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?
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Living in Richmond-upon-Thames: London's prettiest spot and Britain's only protected view in a place full of history and natureCarla Passino visits Richmond, home to royalty and some 600 deer, and the only London borough that runs on both sides of the River Thames.
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A magnificent chapel in Chelsea ripe for conversion into a superb top-end homeAn adorable Victorian chapel in a beautiful part of London sandwiched between South Kensington and Chelsea is set to become a rather spectacular home.
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Seven properties fresh to the market, as seen in Country LifeThis week's round-up includes everything from a mews in London to a country mansion with its own ballroom.
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Where to buy in London right now, from 'hidden gem' conservation areas to the capital's best up-and-coming areasThere’s more to London than prime central — nine zones more, in fact. Eleanor Doughty advises on where in the outskirts to invest.
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Eight striking properties in London to fit every budget, from £250,000 to £60 millionWhether you want a penthouse with a view or merely a place to crash near the centre of the Metropolis, there's a place that fits the bill. Hannah Riley picks out some of the best currently for sale.
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A wonderful country house just outside London that was once home to a Tudor rebel and one of the last Liberal prime ministersHunton Court has it all: a beautiful home in wonderful part of the country and full of interesting history, yet within easy reach of London.
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A chance to live in the Gothic mansion just outside London where JFK and the Queen Mother once partiedThis incredible apartment in a huge 19th century house within the M25 has had some astonishing visitors. If only the walls of Wall Hall could talk...
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London's newest square garden: Relaxing spaces and family fun, all 27 floors up in the airApartments at the Landmark Pinnacle will be ready to move into next year, allowing residents to enjoy a panoramic gym, private cinema and the chance to enjoy a contemporary take on the classic London gated garden, spread across the entire 27th floor.
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The 50 best places to live near LondonWhere are the best villages, towns and small cities which are a pleasure to live in, but still offer a decent commute to the capital?
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A purpose-built art studio in the middle of Kensington, ready to inspire the next generation of London artistsFor centuries creatives have been inspired by the wonders of London and this latest addition to the market, a compact-yet-airy studio, offers one lucky artist the chance to turn Kensington's rooftops into a brand new muse.
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A palatial six-bedroom apartment in the building where Queen Victoria, Charles Dickens and Napoleon III once stayedA six-bedroom family home in the Star & Garter in Richmond – one of the most beautiful and famous buildings in Greater London – has come to the market to mark the final stage of this fine landmark's transition from hospital to residence.
