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Five period properties featuring modern extensions have been listed for sale across England, with prices ranging from £650,000 to £3.5 million, according to estate agents.
The properties include a three-bedroom cottage in Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, listed at £695,000 through Strutt & Parker. This cottage features a new extension with a slanted roof, white frontage, and timber cladding at the rear. It is located on the edge of the market town, less than a mile from the local primary school.
In Canterbury, Kent, a four-bedroom Victorian house is listed at £1.225 million through The Modern House. The property spans four floors and includes a tower-like extension with double-height spaces and glass walkways. Canterbury West station is within a ten-minute walk of the property.
A Victorian house in Orwell, Cambridgeshire, is on the market for £1.15 million through Cheffins. This four-bedroom property features an industrial-style extension with a kitchen-diner under a vaulted ceiling and cabinetry made from Norfolk oak. The plot also includes land suitable for grazing.
In Dottery, Dorset, a three-bedroom semi-detached house with a rear extension is listed at £650,000 through Symonds & Sampson. The extension houses a full-width kitchen, living, and dining area. The property is located in a hamlet north of Bridport and West Bay.
The highest-priced property is a five-bedroom Victorian house in Queen’s Park, London, listed at £3.5 million through Aucoot. The extension is constructed from reclaimed red bricks arranged in a geometric pattern and includes underfloor heating and double-glazed doors in dark oak frames.
These listings reflect ongoing demand for period homes with modern amenities across a range of price points in both rural and urban locations in England.
Source: PropertyWire