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Home owners are being charged "unnecessarily" high prices for Home Information Packs as experts

A 19thcentury country house is on the open market for the first time.

Mr Dinges' Navy chair.

An increasing number of bigname fashion brands are moving into homeware and they are producing a

High fashion meets children's playroom in an east London warehouse home to the stylist and

Fenced in by red tape; getting rid of hanging tiles; converting a garage into a workshop; and the

Five of the most beautiful properties on the market with cypress trees.

Maggie Fleming on the mysteries of PreOwned Assets Tax.

Jeff Howell gives it to you straight.

Asking prices for properties have risen for the fourth month in a row as new sellers quote

There are still top drawer properties for sale in London including one with a garden designed by

Savills one of the country's biggest estate agents has admitted deceiving a wealthy client over the

Perhaps people who are prepared to spend £340000 on a beach hut really do have too much money

Thoughtful planning has ensured that a new rural build will blend into the landscape.

We're looking for... A hilltop home.

In these tough economic times it's a place that adds value to your life as Nigel Havers can

The number of people who have lost their homes is up sharply.

Jasper Gerard on what MP's claim for moat work might have entailed.

The very best that money can buy for not much money at all.

Best for children and other highlights.

An increasing number of designers from the United States are starting to make their mark at the

From jewellike furniture to surreal lights there was a strong showing from British designers this

This mansion flat near Kensington High Street is on the market for £1.65 million.

Last month the design world once again descended on Milan for its annual furniture fair. David

Another garden gaffe at La Folie. By Michael Wright.

The spectre of rising interest rates is prompting some purchasers to look carefully at the pros

Christopher Middleton follows a man whom landlords love

These converted mills are suitable for families seeking a selfsufficient and low carbon

It's never been easier to find out who owns property what they paid for it and whether they

A study entitled "We All Live in a Robbie Fowler House: the Buy to Let Market in Retrospect and

Give any room an instant lift with these colourful and easytoapply stickers.

Desk lamps. Compiled by Maria Fitzpatrick.

Making your own is back in vogue and is fantastically rewarding too.

Restoring a French villa is a profitable adventure.

Jeff Howell gives it to you straight.

The number of singleperson households is rising. Caroline McGhie takes a look at the Bridget

We're looking for... A footbridge.

Fixed rate mortgages have started to creep back up.

The Tube runs through it; filling potholes once and for all; adding a sunroom to a listed

Elegant curves and sunburst motifs combine with renewable energy for a striking home.

The houses with the most stunning views.

Even just a glimpse of the big blue can add significant value to a property. Graham Norwood

The very best that money can buy for not much money at all.

The mantra 'don't move improve' has paid off for one London family.

The MPC decision to maintain Bank Rate at 0.5pc was expected but many brokers warn that borrowers

A telescope helps me to realise my untapped potential as a lifesaver.

This small seaside flat is a lesson in how to create an intimate but sophisticated space using

The classic Toledo chair.

Restored to full architectural voice Loughcrew House sings for its supper as the backdrop to an

A builder gives it to you straight.

A slice of naval history is up for sale ready for the right owner to make it shipshape.