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3 days ago | loveproperty.com | Jen Grimble

The property was constructed in 1818 by James Burton, a building contractor famed for his collaborations with acclaimed British architect John Nash, who was the mastermind behind Regent's Park. It was designed by James’ son, Decimus, and became the Burton family home. With five floors, the house is said to extend 29,000 square feet (2,694sqm), has 40 bedrooms, grand reception rooms, a ballroom, library, cinema and fitness centre, with a sauna and pool.

6 days ago | loveproperty.com | Sally Coffey

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2 weeks ago | loveproperty.com | Deborah Cicurel

In the unenviable top spot, Croydon is England’s worst offender when it comes to fly-tipping. There were 35,470 incidents reported in 2023 to 2024 – shockingly, marking an annual change of 55.2%. The council had to deal with over 10 times the UK average of fly-tipping. The problem isn’t just an eyesore for residents, but it’s expensive too. Croydon Council spent over £1 million clearing up fly-tipping in just one year – it’s not cheap being the capital of fly-tipping. Loved this?

3 weeks ago | loveproperty.com | Alexandra Upton

Edith Wharton was finally able to put her own sophisticated architectural tastes into practice in 1901 with the construction of The Mount, her country residence in Lenox, Massachusetts. Wharton designed The Mount herself, collaborating with architects Ogden Codman Jr. and Francis L.V. Hoppin. She modelled it after Belton House, a 17th-century English country manor.

1 month ago | loveproperty.com

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