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Prime property

  • Monday, 7 October, 2024
    Residential
    The symmetry and light of Edward Durell Stone’s Celanese House

    Considering Modernism too austere for America, the MoMA architect blended eastern, western and classical influences in this Connecticut home

    An architectural building with multiple pyramid-shaped roofs surrounded by lush green trees and manicured hedges, featuring a walkway with shaded areas formed by trimmed square trees
  • Thursday, 3 October, 2024
    Can London make itself at home on the South Bank?

    The creation of this centre of culture in the capital was a postwar triumph. Now, new residential developments hope to build upon the regeneration that the Festival of Britain ignited

    An architect’s photographic rendering a view of the proposed development from across the river Thames. It shows a cluster of tower blocks behind the Royal festival Hall,
  • Wednesday, 2 October, 2024
    Five homes for sale that are fun for children

    From a Maldives villa with skateboard ramps, zip lines and bowling alley to an East Sussex barn conversion with a treetop play area

    A curved slide leads to an organically shaped swimming pool by the side of a wooden villa. The whole area is surrounded by palm trees.
  • Tuesday, 1 October, 2024
    Residential
    Fantasy Home: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, a magical portal into my childhood

    Though in my youth I never found any doors into other worlds, as an adult my dreams are providing more than I can possibly open

    A young girl in a dimly lit room pulling a large, flowing curtain away to reveal a tall, ornate wooden wardrobe
  • Monday, 30 September, 2024
    Residential
    Five of the best Riviera properties

    Whether you’re looking for cool pools or spicy casinos, these exclusive pads will come up trumps

    A large, picturesque house nestled among dense greenery. The house is painted a warm pink, with a terracotta-tiled roof
  • Friday, 27 September, 2024
    House & Home
    Slice of a stately home: living the divvied-up dream?

    The zeal for converting grand country estates into multiple high-spec residences is reaching a new high — opening up the market for life-hack lords of the manor

    A castle surrounded by lawns and woodland, photographed from the sky
  • Wednesday, 25 September, 2024
    European prime property
    Provence’s renewed cultural cachet lures homebuyers

    Francophiles have long been drawn to the ‘land of blue tones and gay colours’ that inspired Van Gogh — and a new cultural vibrancy is boosting the region’s appeal

    A street in a southern French town featuring traditional buildings with wooden shutters and people sitting in the sun or under parasols outside cafés
  • Wednesday, 25 September, 2024
    House & Home
    The new-gen property developers rethinking London

    With first-hand experience of the struggles and aspirations of younger buyers, an emerging cohort is hoping to set a new standard for a more responsible development culture — and a kinder city

    Part of a terrace of modern houses, clad in dark grey weatherboarding
  • Monday, 23 September, 2024
    Residential
    The book hunter: crafting the perfect collection with Philip Blackwell

    Whether you’re looking to impress friends with leatherbound classics, or conjuring up a witchcraft reading room, Ultimate Library can help

    A cozy living room with tall book shelves leading into a dining room
  • Friday, 20 September, 2024
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    House & Home City Living Special

    In this special edition, we look at the changing face of Mayfair, talk to architects from Karachi to Xi’an embracing ‘sponge tactics’ to mitigate flooding, step inside a Singapore garden home, and spotlight design tips for the growing rental market

    Elevated view of a very green area, a former riverbed, which is now filled with greenery with a few paths crossing it
  • Thursday, 19 September, 2024
    FT SeriesHouse & Home City Living Special
    Hot property: five city homes on the market for around £2.5mn

    Historic metropolitan residences in New York, London, Paris, Barcelona and Edinburgh

  • Wednesday, 18 September, 2024
    FT SeriesHouse & Home City Living Special
    Thoroughly modern Mayfair

    The area’s remodelling has been a work in progress over the past decade — but new residential and retail developments are upping the ante as global demand is forecast to outstrip supply

    The exterior of 60 Curzon Street, a seven-storey white building
  • Monday, 16 September, 2024
    Simon Busch
    ‘We market ourselves on dating apps, surely we can sell our own houses’

    No estate agent? No estate agent fee . . . with the current challenging landscape for selling a flat, one frustrated homeowner took matters into his own hands

    Three estate agent billboards are shown next to each other along a row of terraced houses
  • Monday, 16 September, 2024
    Buying a house with a vineyard

    Fancy your own vintage? Wine-making is not as inaccessible as it might seem, but be prepared to do your research

  • Friday, 13 September, 2024
    Clubonomics: could a nearby members’ club influence your property’s prospects?

    These elite retreats are on the rise globally. But whether or not you pay the joining fee, their influence is stretching beyond the gates in myriad ways

    The grand facade and swimming pool at hotel and members’ club Estelle Manor
  • Thursday, 12 September, 2024
    European prime property
    Hot property: five homes available to buy in Brussels

    The Belgian capital is a hotbed of Art Nouveau mansions, while modern chic can be found in its environs

  • Tuesday, 10 September, 2024
    Residential
    Iris Murdoch’s The Sea, The Sea: the book that scuppers my dream of a simple life

    Like many, I have often aspired to a house by the coast — this wonderful story exposes the messy reality lurking behind the fantasy

  • Friday, 6 September, 2024
    House & Home
    International house hunting for the non-doms

    Miami, Milan, Monaco . . . as new legislation looms in the UK, which alternative locations weigh in with homes and lifestyles as seductive as the tax breaks?

  • Wednesday, 4 September, 2024
    ‘What, Warwickshire?’ Welcome to CV36, the unfashionable Cotswolds postcode

    With prices 15% to 20% below prime ‘Couttswolds’ territory, this overlooked corner of the English region is enticing a new crowd

    Homes surrounded by green trees, shrubs and green grass
  • Monday, 2 September, 2024
    European prime property
    Hot property: five homes available to buy in Lombardy

    From a 15-acre wine estate on Lake Iseo to a penthouse apartment in central Milan

  • Friday, 30 August, 2024
    Listed home conundrum? Call in the heritage investigators . . . 

    Forensic and historical analysts are increasingly being dispatched to listed properties to debunk myths — and uncover new secrets

    The image is a black-and-white photograph showing a person engaged in the careful restoration or conservation of a grand, intricately painted ceiling
  • Monday, 26 August, 2024
    Residential
    Fantasy home: the intimate, private world of Dutch painter Vilhelm Hammershøi

    At a time when I was adrift in my own life, his ghost-like interiors anchored me in a place of quiet, spectral intrigue

    a painting of a living room with a piano and a woman dressed in black
  • Wednesday, 21 August, 2024
    North American prime property
    Montana’s second gold rush: homebuyers chase the cowboy dream

    The state’s untamed natural treasures have brought an influx of wealthy newcomers — and developer prospectors

    landscape with snow-capped mountains and large house with horses in foreground
  • Tuesday, 20 August, 2024
    Hot property: five former homes of artists for sale

    From photographer Rankin’s London penthouse to the Côte d’Azur villa designed by Eileen Gray where painter Graham Sutherland lived

    A historic-looking stone building with classical architectural features, including tall windows and a columned entrance, situated next to a road with parked cars. The property is adjacent to a terraced garden filled with various plants and shrubs
  • Monday, 19 August, 2024
    John Nash, architect of London’s urban Arcadia

    The designer’s extravagant and wildly varying creations left an enduring legacy of buildings and parks that are now integral to the identity of the city

    View looking south down Regent Street to the Prince Regent’s palace Carlton House, London. To the left, at the entrance to Charles Street (now Charles II Street), is the United Service Club-House. To the right are the portico and turret of Waterloo Chapel
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