Madeira has long been popular with the British and it’s not hard to see why. At 600 miles off mainland Portugal, this delightful island is easily accessible and even more so now, with daily easyJet flights from London and Bristol.
The 400 holiday-home owners at a Newfoundland resort had been offered fishing, moose-watching and golf, but their latest pastime is poring over the accounts of the bankrupt Canadian chalet complex.
Ski-mad Britons have a chance to invest in the last-ever development in the Chamonix valley.
Andrew Loveday of Countryside Properties explains how he’s helping first-time buyers get on the property ladder.
A home with a nod to the past can reap some serious rewards.
First-class travel with first-class residences.
For a second home with serious verve, escape to these extreme destinations.
Britons rush for holiday homes, as currency rates make France, Spain and Italy more attractive.
London’s more than one big sprawling city. It’s increasingly defined by welcoming urban villages attracting premium property prices. Here’s why it’s worth exploring those charismatic neighbourhoods…
The popularity of the townhouse – a taller and wider version of the humble terrace – wasn’t just an Edwardian phenomenon. It continues to flourish today, as purchasers realise the many positives of this kind of dwelling.
Cheryl Markosky 