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From rockstars to restaurateurs, artists to astronomers, it takes extraordinary people to make Britain and Ireland's most unique private homes. Here, through words and films, they invite you into their moorland manors, Italianate music halls, and "floating worlds."
And now's your chance to join them. We’re unearthing the nation’s most unique homes (and owners) to join our portfolio. If you're the custodian of something special, or on the market for an investment, submit your property, let us help you find one, or see what's for sale.
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Tour Botania: A photographer's "Secret Garden meets Great Gatsby" manor
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The owner of the Arts and Crafts darling of Dartmoor has stories to tell: of rooms big enough to dance in, secret rewilded gardens, and what makes it the analogue antidote to the digital age.
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Inside Ukiyo: A life of new heights in Cornwall's "floating world"
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When the Francis family joined forces with Grand Designs architect Kathryn Tyler, so began a collab of world-class proportions; together, they created a flagship Coverack-meets-Kyoto cube.
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Inside Senara: A life on the wild Cornish coast, from new build to ocean oasis
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This beach house happened when substance met style, making a happy surf home where glass playrooms, competition-winning surfboards, and after-hours spa sessions live in unison.
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Tour The Lost Music Hall: a collegiate manor in the land of milk and honey
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Twisting grapevines draping grand Italianate terraces and delicate wisteria climbing its Georgian façade; Jenny and Graeme found a spot of paradise in a hidden South Devon valley.
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