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The best listed properties on the market

When it comes to historic homes, you might be surprised what you can get for your money

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  • Church Hatch, Christchurch, Dorset, Grade II*. This seven-bedroom Georgian townhouse lies within easy reach of the local yacht club and is said to have inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when writing one of his Sherlock Holmes mysteries. Asking price: £1.9 million Knightfrank.co.uk
  • Victoria Terrace, Beaumaris, Anglesey Grade I, This opulent five-floor, six-bedroom regency townhouse is just down the road from the home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Asking price: £785,000 Jackson-stops.co.uk
  • Axford House, Ramsbury, Wilts. Grade II. Just outside the sleepy Wiltshire town of Marlborough this £5.95 million country house has been updated with a swimming pool and tennis court. The property even comprises a section of the River Kennet – ideal for fishing Knightfrank.co.uk
  • Caverswall Castle, Staffordshire. Grade I. Set in 20 acres of Staffordshire countryside and described as “an exceptional, historic grade I listed moated castle with three turrets and a gatehouse”, it’s hard to believe this could change hands for as little as £2.5 million StruttandParker.com
  • Brookside Cottage, Kemerton, Gloucestershire. Grade II. With a modern fittings combined with period features and a beautiful, mature garden, this four-bedroom country cottage looks perfect. On the market at £595,000 Knightfrank.co.uk
  • Flat 5, 7 St. George’s Square, SW1. Grade II. Refurbished to give it a distinctly modern feel, this two-bed, pied-à-terre in central London is yours for £1.6 million Jackson-stops.co.uk
  • 101 Upper Harlestone, Northamptonshire. Grade II. This thatched cottage is made from local stone and could be more than 500 years old. The guide price is £525,000 Jackson-stops.co.uk
  • 5 The Old Convent, Moat Road, East Grinstead, West Sussex. Grade I. For the enlightened buyer, what could be better than a wing in a fabulous former convent? Vaulted ceilings and original windows are part of the £650,000 bargain Knightfrank.co.uk
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