We all have an idea of what our dream house should look like, and to each and every one of us, the image is very different. To some, it’s a charming little cottage at the end of a lane in some tiny little village; to others - it’s a stunning townhouse in Manhattan, but we bet none of us thought of these interesting houses that we’ve gathered in our list as their top pick! Not that they are ugly - far from it! - but that these are such unique houses, they defy all the laws of common taste. Piqued your interest?
Needing a weekend escape from their busy lives and stressful careers in London, designer Caroline Holdaway and her photographer partner, Fatimah Namdar, relish the peace and quiet of their eighteenth-century cottage in the Cotswolds
Enjoy magnificent views over the surrounding countryside.
The Cotswolds is like a little slice of countryside paradise. Here's a roundup of some of the best Cotswolds cottages for sale.
We're big fans of the exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces
From unique original features to valuable collections, find out what makes your home a Forever Home that needs the protection of non-standard insurance.
Available to rent through Sand & Stone Escapes, Well Cottage combines the best of charming country decoration with a modern touch
It's set in an elevated position in the village overlooking the church.
The ultimate guide to the best villages in Cotswolds! From quaint cottages to breathtaking landscapes, explore England's charming countryside.
A photo diary of Autumn in The Cotswolds, exploring the picturesque towns and villages that make up one of England's most charming regions.
Faced with the daunting task of reviving this 17th-century cottage in the Cotswolds, Ben Adler and Pat Llewellyn enlisted the help of historic building consultant Hilton Marlton. Together, they restored its original features without losing sight of the need to make it a comfortable weekend base
The rural idyll dates from the 15th century and sits in the leafy village of Buckland
Our guide to the best Cotswolds Villages, from Snowshill to Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford to Bourton-on-the-Water
