This three-bed cottage is on the green of a model estate village rebuilt in 1900 by the Rothschilds for their workers. It’s a shame, though, that the bathroom is downstairs. On sale for £285,000.Smiths Gore Photograph: Smiths Gore
It’s large, with three receptions and four double bedrooms, a spectacular garden, a conservatory and off-street parking for four cars. The only drawback is that it opens straight on to the pavement. On sale for £285,000. Smiths Gore Photograph: Smiths Gore
An 18th-century Palladian-style manor. The wiring, plumbing and all fittings need a thorough overhaul. It has six bedrooms, five receptions, and nearly 10 acres of gardens and parkland. The beguiling price reflects the colossal amount of work and expense needed to revive it. On sale for £450,000. Strutt and Parker Photograph: Strutt and Parker
Calling all railway enthusiasts! This Grade II listed, tudor-style, railway station comprising numerous buildings including a three-bed sandstone station master’s house, the original signal box, telegraph office, ticket office, porter’s room, engine shed and goods warehouse is on the market at offers in excess of £420,000. Built in 1851, the three-acre site was a working station until 1965 and then run as a tourist attraction until 2010.
Smiths Gore, 01289 333030 Photograph: Smiths Gore
