Homes with striking interiors for sale in England – in pictures
From a brick stable block renovated into an eco home to a Georgian townhouse painted in atmospheric shades of grey
Fri 16 Oct 2026 02.00 EDT
Last modified on Fri 16 Oct 2026 04.43 EDT
Hornsey, London
Just a few streets south of Alexandra Park is a neat terrace of Arts and Crafts-influenced cottages that forms part of the Campsbourne estate conservation area. The two-bedroom house covers 87 sq metres (940 sq ft) in which every part of the space is maximised – there’s a gym in a garden studio and the loft has been transformed into a dressing room. The sitting room has teal walls that contrast with white wooden shutters, while the bright white kitchen leads to a patio and an artificial turf lawn. £895,000. Inigo, 020 3687 3071 Photograph: Inigo
Hackney, London
Stamford Grove West is known for its 19th-century villas and mansion blocks. On a quiet cul-de-sac is a first-floor flat in a period block, Grove Mansions. The facade is accented with red brick and stucco detailing, and there is a cerulean blue front door. The use of colour continues inside. The sitting room, with its three-window bay, is painted in a rich, reddish brown, as are the bookshelves. The bricks within the fireplace surround are highlighted in a vibrant, mossy green, radiators are accented in grey-black, and the blinds are also in green. £750,000. Inigo, 020 3687 3071Photograph: Kristy Noble/Inigo
Lyme Regis, Dorset
This Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse sits high above the beachfront with views across the rooftops towards the Jurassic coastline. The property covers four floors with a kitchen and dining room on the ground floor. The dining room is atmospheric painted in a dark, soft grey, including the timber shutters. The sitting room is on the first floor with one bedroom, and the other bedrooms are on the floors above. There are period features throughout, such as the original fireplaces, panelling and sash windows. £900,000. Savills, 01392 455 755Photograph: Savills
Warninglid, West Sussex
On the main street running through a village, about six miles from Haywards Heath, is 17th-century Oak Cottage. It has three bedrooms. A low stone wall, with wooden planters, frames the front garden of the Grade II-listed property, which has tile-hung and brick elevations under a pitched roof. The welcoming sitting room has low ceiling beams picked out in black and a blood orange wall surrounding the inglenook fireplace, at the centre of which is a black wood-burning stove. There is a range cooker in the terracotta-paved kitchen. £775,000. Strutt & Parker, 01403 886 783Photograph: Strutt & Parker
Bristol
In the neighbourhood of Easton, to the east of the city, is an eco home. The brick stable block has been renovated into a three-bedroom home that meets the AECB CarbonLite standards thanks to its wood fibre insulation, timber cladding and triple-glazing. The downstairs is dominated by a large kitchen with an exposed brick wall at one end behind the glass staircase. The darkened micro-cement splashbacks stand out against the lime-washed walls. The kitchen opens on to a rewilded courtyard with a studio annexe at one end. £750,000. The Modern House, 020 3795 5920Photograph: The Modern HouseExplore more on these topics