Victorian School House for Sale at £340,000 in Sefton
A former Victorian girls' school in Sefton Village, built in 1886 and converted into a home in 2002, is on sale for £340,000.
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Legal rights for shared fence replacement with neighbour
Fencing disputes can sour neighbourly relations. Know your legal rights on shared fences: ownership, responsibility, and repair rules in the UK.
Tonypandy town hall to become flats and café
A historic Tonypandy town hall and nightclub could be converted into 18 flats and commercial spaces, with plans recommended for approval.
Abandoned Leeds school set for auction after 8 years
A dilapidated former Leeds primary school, empty for eight years, is set to be sold at auction after the council confirmed plans, with the sale expected to generate capital and end maintenance costs.
Surrey homeowner's £635k fixer-upper gamble pays off
Emma Potter nearly rejected a £635,000 Surrey three-bed needing work, but after viewing, she bought it and spent £60,000 renovating. Now valued at £720,000.
750k homeowners face £170 monthly mortgage hike
Around 750,000 UK homeowners with sub-3% mortgage deals face average £170 monthly payment rises as fixes end, with 5 million affected by 2028.
UK rules on when noisy building work can start explained
Noisy building work is typically allowed from 8am to 6pm on weekdays and 8am to 1pm on Saturdays, with restrictions on Sundays and Bank Holidays, but local councils can vary these hours.
Historic Plumstead pub could become nine homes
A derelict 19th-century pub in Plumstead may be converted into nine homes, with the applicant citing no viable future for the pub. This is the fourth application in five years.
Godstone High Street reopens after 18 months, businesses wary
Godstone High Street reopened to traffic after an 18-month closure due to a sinkhole, but local businesses warn of lost trade and uncertain recovery.
Best London commuter towns within 20 minutes of Zone 1
Turnham Green leads London's 20-minute commuter towns with 9% price growth, while Walthamstow, Abbey Wood, and West Acton also see gains.
Newcastle planning: café, flats, school extension
Newcastle planning applications include a café, apartments, a tattoo studio, and a school extension. East Denton Hall may become a care facility.
Jesus' agent denies Napoli transfer talks after training ground visit
Gabriel Jesus' agent Giovanni Branchini was spotted at Napoli's training ground but insists he was there to visit manager Massimiliano Allegri, not to discuss a transfer.
Major revamp planned for offices above Charing Cross
Plans submitted to refurbish PWC's London base at 1 Embankment Place, delivering 35,000 sq m of Grade A office space with 90% of structure retained.
Couple Perplexed by Brown Marks on Bathroom Walls
A couple found mysterious brown streaks on their new apartment's bathroom walls after showering. Reddit users suggest nicotine stains or paint surfactant leaching as likely causes.
Former Pubs for Sale: From Drovers' Inns to London Landmarks
Explore five former pubs in England now on the market, from a Northumberland drovers' inn to a Deptford landmark, with prices from £300,000.
Newcastle £70m office block plans submitted for Founders Place
A £70m office development in Newcastle city centre, One Founders Place, has been formally submitted, featuring a 12-storey block, public square, and hundreds of jobs.
Law Firm to Move into Historic Aberdeen Capitol Building
Shepherd & Wedderburn secures lease at The Capitol, a 1930s art-deco landmark on Union Street, as the building undergoes an upgrade phase.
Mysterious Bathroom Marks Explained After Couple Moves In
A couple was horrified when brown marks appeared on their new apartment's bathroom walls after a shower, but Reddit users offered explanations.
Historic Cardiff cemetery toilet block to become cafe
A dilapidated former toilet block in Cardiff's historic Cathays Cemetery is set to become a cafe, with plans approved by Cadw.
Savoy Auction Bargains: £80 Wardrobe, £15 Art
A woman shares Savoy auction finds: £80 wardrobe, £15 painting, and £50 designer tables, as hotel refurbishes.
Washing line rule: Covenants can ban outdoor drying
Hanging laundry outside may breach property rules. Restrictive covenants in title deeds can restrict or ban washing lines, especially in leasehold and new-build homes.
Solicitor Warns Over Washing Line Restrictions
A solicitor warns homeowners about restrictive covenants that can limit where or whether they can hang washing lines, especially in new-builds.
Estate agent: Why your house isn't selling and what to do
Estate agent Thomas George explains why homes linger on the market and offers advice on pricing, marketing, and choosing an agent to secure a sale.
Nine warning signs of rogue traders: builder's guide
Builder Luke Burford reveals nine statements that signal rogue traders, urging homeowners to avoid rushing and ask questions before hiring.
Abandoned UK Shopping Centre Demolished After 40 Years
Park Mall shopping centre in Ashford, Kent, has been bulldozed after closing in January 2026, with a £144m residential development planned.
Sewage Fears Over 100-Home Plan in Twigworth
Residents and councils oppose 100-home plan in Twigworth, citing sewage flooding and infrastructure strain, with decision due by October 6, 2026.
Households warned over hanging fairy lights on garden fences
Hanging fairy lights on a garden fence could lead to disputes and costs if you don't own it. Experts advise checking deeds and asking neighbours first.
Couple stunned by oak floorboards under carpet in listed home
Yasmine Richardson and Ashley Johnson found original oak floorboards under carpets in their 400-year-old Grade II-listed Nottinghamshire home, sparking online debate.
Tiny UK beach hut sells for £175k despite price drops
A 107 sq ft beach hut in Southwold, Suffolk, has received a £175,000 offer, despite coastal property prices falling for two consecutive years.
Woman Regrets Not Meeting Neighbours Before Buying Home
A woman regrets not speaking to her neighbours before buying her home, as their loud 3am music makes her living room and bedroom unusable.
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