The most viewed home on Rightmove in September was not a multi-million pound house.
It costs less than £500,000 in fact, but once you see the pictures you'll understand why it's been viewed so many times.
Rightmove’s property expert Miles Shipside said: “There’s always a reason why particular homes generate so much public interest, and it won’t take you long to figure out why this collection of mesmerising properties has proved to be so popular over the past few weeks.
"Whether it’s home-hunters looking for interior inspiration or people who’re curious to peek inside the most luxurious properties, these astoundingly impressive homes each has something very special about them.”
Robert Street, Pontypridd
This incredible church conversion is an attractive Gothic-style building dating to 1887. The garden features a children's slide going from a first floor 'castle' onto the lawn below.
On the market for £425,000, it retains an abundance of characterful original features.
Ian Rees, partner at Hoskins Johnson, said: "Yr Hen Capel is an incredible chapel conversion that oozes style and luxury.
Each floor has defined purpose to create an ideal family home. Everyone loves to look inside properties on the internet and something as luxurious and spacious as Yr Hen Capel just allows people to put themselves inside this wonderful home."
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Loxley Lane, Wellesbourne, Warwickshire
This stunning home featured in the most recent series of Grand Designs.
On the market for £1million, the family home boasts incredible countryside views.
The property is set in 1.5 acres and is fitted with an internal lift for wheelchair access.
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Manor House Lane, Leeds
This Tudor-style home boasts an indoor swimming pool and private cinema room. Its landscaped gardens adjoin Alwoodley Golf Course and it's up for sale for £3.95m.
The seven-bedroom property also boasts a triple garage with an apartment above.
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Hampton Court Road, Surrey
This Grade II-listed property is understood to have been imported from Switzerland in 1882. The five-storey, four-bedroom house sits next door to Hampton Court Palace and is on the market for £2.85m.
It boasts its own heated indoor beach and a 24-carat gold bathroom.
Rightmove’s property expert Miles Shipside said: “Never before have I seen such a beautifully individual, luxurious and charismatic property bursting at the seams with such personality.
"This home epitomises the variety and quirkiness that Rightmove has to offer and the chalet’s price tag makes it a relative bargain. Every room features something extraordinary and it’s great that our users are able to look inside some of the world’s most interesting properties like this.”
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