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Established in 2018, lovePROPERTY is a fresh online platform dedicated to homes and interiors, created by the same team that brings you loveMONEY, loveFOOD, and loveEXPLORING. While we may be new to the scene, our knowledgeable team of property specialists is ready to provide valuable tips, insights, and inspiration for anyone aiming to progress in the property market. Our content will encompass all aspects of purchasing, owning, and constructing properties. You can look forward to stunning real-life homes, innovative interior design ideas, and expert investment guidance, featuring everything from clever budget-friendly home solutions to beautiful dream homes from around the globe.
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loveproperty.com | Deborah Cicurel
Deborah Cicurel 14 April 2025 Be the first to comment Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
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2 weeks ago |
loveproperty.com | ODDO Architects |Boyarsky Murphy Architects |Hélène Binet
Featuring dark wooden beams throughout, the miniature home was bought in 1891 for £20 ($24) by landowner and fisherman Robert Jones, according to its website. It came with a local resident in situ, another local fisherman also named Robert Jones, who, at 6 foot 3 inches tall (1.9m), was almost as tall as the tiny property was wide.
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loveproperty.com | Alanna Lynott
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4 weeks ago |
loveproperty.com | Jen Grimble
The grounds are beautiful and immaculate in equal measure and come complete with an external room, accessed via a secluded pathway. This space provides the perfect opportunity to unwind by taking in lake and mountain vistas in complete serenity. Plus, the home's energy efficiency and sustainability credentials are impressive. It’s equipped with a heat pump that powers its heated floors, while a mechanical ventilation system ensures there’s always fresh air inside.
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loveproperty.com | Alanna Lynott
In 1919, housing became a national responsibility and the government promised returning soldiers "homes fit for heroes". The Becontree estate provided new "healthier" homes for people previously living in London's East End slums. Built between 1921 and 1935, Becontree was the largest social housing estate in the UK; its 27,000 homes cover 3,000 acres (1,214ha) of Barking, Dagenham and Ilford in Essex, housing 120,000 people.
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