Five distinctive properties, including converted historic structures and modern tower apartments, have recently been listed for sale across England and Scotland. These listings present a diverse range of architectural styles and periods, with prices varying from £268,000 to £1.1 million.
Among the properties is a three-bedroom apartment, the Library Suite, within Bonaly Tower in Edinburgh, a converted A-listed Scots neo-baronial country house, listed at £1.1 million. In Newcastle, a two-bedroom apartment on the eighth floor of Hadrian’s Tower, the city's tallest building, is available for £268,000.
London also features two tower block listings: a studio apartment in the Grade II-listed art deco Grampians building in Shepherd’s Bush for £435,000, and a two-bedroom flat in Offenbach House within the Cranbrook Estate in Bethnal Green for £350,000. Additionally, a Grade II-listed former Cornish engine house in Trelyon hamlet, converted into a three-bedroom property, is listed at £895,000.