Most viewed homes for sale on Rightmove for 2023 revealed
- Top 10 most viewed properties for sale on Rightmove in 2022 revealed
- List includes a luxury London flat that is on the market for £9.95m
- Most expensive in the list is a Buckinghamshire mansion for £75m
The most viewed homes for sale in Britain this year have been revealed, with all of the top ten boasting multi-million pound asking prices.
Their asking prices range in price from a London flat on the market for £9.95million to a 12-bedroom Grade I listed mansion in Buckinghamshire that is for sale for a whopping £75million.
Tim Bannister, of Rightmove, said: ‘Home hunters have taken a look inside some of the grandest homes on the market during their search this year, with unique features ranging from a home gym and swimming pool, to a library and even a temperature controlled wine cellar.’
Top 10 most viewed properties for sale on Rightmove in 2022 are revealed, including this seven-bed house in Tanworth-in-Arden (scroll down for more details)
The most viewed home on Rightmove in 2023 was this Arts and Crafts style house that was built only 15 years ago.
It is called Shenstone House and it is on the edge of the picturesque village of Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire.
It is set in 16 acres of land, with the house encircled by a private woodland. It also boasts a large pond, manicured topiary maze, impressive water feature and a thriving walled garden.
The seven-bedroom property is still on the market, currently with an asking price of £4.5million and is being sold by Knight Frank estate agents.
2. Six-bed house, Fisherton, £2.3m
This six-bedroom house in the North Scottish hamlet of Fisherton, Ayrshire had an asking price of £2.3million and has now been sold.
The property has sea views, a gym and sauna, as well as a glass fronted extension. It was sold by Knight Frank estate agents.
3. Twelve-bed mansion, Denham, £75m
This 12-bedroom house in the Buckinghamshire village of Denham is for sale for £75million
The Grade II listed property dates back to the 17th century and recently went through an eight-year transformation
Notable former residents have included the Bonaparte Imperial family, and James Bond film franchise co-producer Harry Saltzman
This 12-bedroom house in the Buckinghamshire village of Denham remains on the market with an eye-watering price tag of £75million.
The Grade II listed property dates back to the 17th century and has features to match the asking price having gone through a recent eight-year transformation.
Set in more than 40 acres, it boasts ornate plasterwork throughout, and tall ash windows.
It has a walled garden, a swimming pool and a lake. It is being sold by Knight Frank.
Notable former residents have included the Bonaparte Imperial family, American banker JP Morgan, politician and movie financier Lord Robert Vansittart and James Bond film franchise co-producer Harry Saltzman.
4. Twelve-bedroom house, Exeter, £3.95m
This 12-bedroom mansion in Devonshire countryside is on the market for £3.95m via Knight Frank
Found on the fringes of Exeter, the house was revived by renowned architect William White.
This 12-bedroom mansion in Devonshire countryside is on the market for £3.95m via Knight Frank.
Found on the fringes of Exeter, the house was revived by renowned architect William White. It stands in more than 30 acres of land.
5. Eleven-bed house, Eltham, £6.5m
This 11-bedroom Victorian property is set within the grounds of south-east London’s Eltham Palace
Restored at the hand of the current architect owners, notable features include a glass-floored orangery
The property sits in an acre of land and is being sold by Knight Frank with an asking price of £6.5m
This 11-bedroom Victorian property is set within the grounds of south-east London’s Eltham Palace.
It is called Mottisfont Hall and was built in the 1860s. It sits in an acre of land and is being sold by Knight Frank with an asking price of £6.5m.
Restored at the hand of the current architect owners, notable features include mosaic-tiled floors, a glass-floored orangery and a built-in sauna.
6. Eighteen-bed castle, Newcastle upon Tyne, £2.75m
Otterburn Castle s in the quiet village of Otterburn, and sits within the Northumberland National Park, and is close to the World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall
The impressive castle is for sale for £2.75million and is being sold by Strutt & Parker estate agents
Otterburn Castle sits within 32 acres of formal gardens, mature woodland and parkland.
It is in the quiet village of Otterburn, and sits within the Northumberland National Park, and is close to the World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall.
It retains many of its historic fittings and striking architectural details. These include stone-mullioned windows, oak wall panelling, magnificent fireplaces and intricate plasterwork.
It is for sale for £2.75million and is being sold by Strutt & Parker estate agents.
7. Three-bed flat, St Pancras, £9.95m
This penthouse is in London’s St Pancras Chambers is for sale for £9.95million via London House estate agents
The flat extends across a massive 6,000 square feet and includes this spacious living area
The penthouse has three bedrooms, including this one with a grand four poster bed and arched windows
This three-bedroom penthouse is in London’s St Pancras Chambers, an impressive gothic building completed in 1873
St Pancras Chambers now houses a selection of flats, a world-class hotel, a private members club, gym and spa, with the main train station and access to the heart of Paris on its doorstep.
The flat extends across a massive 6,000 square feet and is for sale for £9.95million via London House estate agents.
8. Six-bed house, Ponteland, £3.95m
This Northumberland property sits within the Darras Hall Estate and is for sale for £3.95million
This luxury property sits within the Darras Hall Estate, Northumberland, and has undergone substantial refurbishment to complete a beautiful property
It boasts a triple car garage, its own cinema room and gym, and another independent flat above the home.
It was built 12 years ago and is for sale for £3.95million via Sanderson Young estate agents.
9. Six-bed manor house, Goostrey, £10m
The Grade II listed manor house in the Cheshire village of Goostrey is on the market for £10million via Jackson-Stops estate agents
This Grade II listed manor house in the Cheshire village of Goostrey is called Blackden Manor and is on the market for £10million via Jackson-Stops estate agents.
It has been recently renovated, and includes a swimming pool as well as an annexe.
10. Five-bed house, Pull Woods, £3m
The five-bedroom property is for sale for £3million and is being sold by Ashdown Jones estate agents
This family home is in the heart of the Lake District, close to the bustling centre of Ambleside in Pulls Wood.
The property has been significantly restored with contemporary finishes and touches, yet retains many of its original features.
There is 3.6 acres of land around the home, and no neighbours – perfect for those whose dream home includes lots of privacy.
The property is for sale for £3million via Ashdown Jones estate agents.
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