The increasingly diverse opportunities offered by land ownership are creating a widening spectrum of people interested in making such a purchase. While the majority of farmland sales are still made to farmers, non-farming buyers are
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The appeal of thatch is undeniable; the combination of old-world charm and a `roses around the front door’ image is guaranteed to attract interest from purchasers. However, the practical buyer may want to arm themselves
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In acknowledgement of the important role that historic buildings play in enriching our lives and environment, efforts to preserve such heritage assets have gained greater prominence over recent years. However, hundreds of listed buildings are
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What is subsidence? Subsidence occurs when the ground beneath a house sinks due to unstable soil, causing the property to move and potentially sustain damage. Subsidence can affect both the safety of a house and its
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The choice of an air source heat pump as a home heating method is becoming increasingly popular; if the right design is installed it can provide all hot water and heating requirements. It is a
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Many households are planning renovation schemes after reassessing what they want from their homes following the pandemic. Living space has come under increased scrutiny and the desire to make changes has led to a surge
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Modular housing is being scrutinised as one option for alleviating the UK’s housing shortage; the method offers rapidly constructed houses and lower build costs. The Government has modular construction firmly in its sights as a
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There are a host of environmental reasons for creating a green roof, and while many are built in urban areas, self-builders with biodiversity objectives in mind may consider including a scheme in their design.
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Demand is high for all types of plots of land in the UK with planning consent. This is driven by many factors including a desire to build a bespoke house and dissatisfaction with the style
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England’s stately homes enjoyed their heyday in the 17th and 18th centuries, when the majority were built as the focal point of an agricultural estate surrounded by farmland. The owners received income from renting out the farms
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