Perfect manors

These four glorious properties need only a modicum of tender loving care and offer great rewards to the far-sighted

These three East Anglian houses include a medieval moated manor once owned by the inspiration for Shakespeare’s Falstaff, the home of a sculptor and a converted watermill

Buying a property that includes a ruin carries undoubted romance, but there are caveats, reminds Lucy Denton, who advises on the help at hand

Sennowe Park, Norfolk, part 2 The home of Charles and Virginia Temple-Richards

Belgrave Crescent, West End, Edinburgh, Scotland. A renovated B-listed Victorian townhouse near Murrayfield, Scotland’s national rugby stadium. It has period fireplaces, wood floors and a state-of-the

These houses with fishing rights would make great catches for keen anglers, says Arabella Youens