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Undoubtedly, when many of us picture our dream home, the result would not be too dissimilar to this delightful historic Carlisle property. St Ann's House house dates back to the Georgian era and is situated high above the River Eden. It is listed for £750k by Hayward Tod Associates. The home has been extensively refurbished and improved and boasts a large and private garden which leads onto the river and includes fishing rights. Also listed on Right Move, the home is described as being in 'turnkey condition'. The internal accommodation at St Ann's House is "wonderfully spacious and...

The grand five-bedroom property with its own cinema and gym is located near Newcastle.

RIGHTMOVE PLC - Transaction in Own Shares PR Newswire Rightmove plc - Transaction in own shares Rightmove plc ('Rightmove') announces that today it purchased 225,000 of its 0.1p ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price paid per share of 576.033p. The highest price paid per share was 580.400p and the lowest price paid per share was 570.000p. Rightmove purchased these shares through UBS AG London Branch. The number of shares purchased represented 0.0261% of the voting rights attributable to the total ordinary shares in issue prior to such purchase. The purchased shares will be cancell...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - British house prices have risen further over the past month as sellers seek to take advantage of an extended tax break on property sales, figures from property website Rightmove showed on Monday. FILE PHOTO: Real estate agents boards are seen outside a row of terraced houses following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Manchester, Britain, July 8, 2020. REUTERS/Phil Noble Asking prices for property on Rightmove advertised between April 11 and May 8 were 1.8% higher than a month earlier, when they rose by 2.1%. Compared with Ma...

British house prices have risen further over the past month as sellers seek to take advantage of an extended tax break on property sales, figures from property website Rightmove showed on Monday. Asking prices for property on Rightmove advertised between April 11 and May 8 were 1.8% higher than a month earlier, when they rose by 2.1%. Prices in London were just 0.2% higher than a year earlier, while those in Wales had risen by 13.0%, with double-digit rises across much of northern England as well.