Five properties with non-traditional facades have come to market across England, priced between £495,000 and £850,000. This activity highlights continued demand for architecturally distinctive residential stock.
Among the listings is a 2023-built property in Wivenhoe, Essex, inspired by historic boat-building sheds, listed at £850,000. A converted iron chapel from 1909 in Chester, Cheshire, is available for £495,000. This two-bedroom property underwent renovation in 2014.
Other properties include a 2016-built townhouse in Hackney Wick, London, priced at £800,000, and a Passivhaus-certified property in Totnes, Devon, listed at £595,000. A mid-century semi-detached house in Bath, Somerset, is also available for £650,000.
These listings demonstrate a continued supply of architecturally distinct properties across various price points in the English residential market, from converted historic structures to contemporary new-builds meeting modern environmental standards.