New data has revealed the properties that have inspired and captured the attention of our nation’s property lovers this June. From a Teesside home where every modern indulgence is at your fingertips to a classic high ceiled, Victorian period residence in the UK’s capital. Or why not step inside a serene Canadian lodge-style woodland retreat in the Scottish borders or relax by the water’s edge in your very own grade II listed former mill that’s nestled in a picturesque Lake District setting? Alternatively, imagine living in a Feng Shui-influenced eco-dwelling that’s been showcased on the popular Grand Designs television series.
Join us as we unveil Rightmove’s most viewed properties in June, where each home tells a story of aspiration, beauty and the limitless possibilities of architecture and design…
6-bed luxury property in Middlesbrough – £1,500,000
This superb home in Middlesbrough offers a remarkable opportunity for those seeking luxury living. The expansive property, marketed by Tyron Ash Real Estate for £1.5 million, boasts over 6,100 square feet of elegant living space. Located in a small, exclusive development, the property offers stunning, far-reaching views of the Teesside countryside, an outdoor swimming pool and a hot tub spa. Inside, the luxurious open-plan ground floor living space caters for a plethora of everyday and niche activities. Of note is the custom-made dining room table made of railway tracks that is being sold with the house, a built-in bar and a casino area. Upstairs, the huge master suite impresses with its spacious bedroom, enormous fully fitted dressing room and en-suite bathroom featuring a sunken jacuzzi-style bath. Further highlights include the bespoke cinema room with mood lighting, comfy recliner chairs and movie posters and a fully soundproofed music studio.
A light and airy mid-terrace Victorian home in North London – £1,500,000
Situated on a tranquil street in leafy Tufnell Park, London, N7, this classic Victorian mid-terraced property showcases the charm of the era alongside modern conveniences. Spanning over 2500 sq. ft., the property features a beautiful kitchen/diner with stripped wood flooring, a spacious double reception room, a separate study, well-proportioned double bedrooms along with a shower room and main bathroom with a roll-top bath.
Conveniently located equidistant from Tufnell Park, Caledonian Road and Holloway Underground stations, the house boasts many original features, including sash windows, fireplaces and high ceilings, while outside, the small mature, decked, tiered garden provides a serene setting for enjoying balmy summer evenings. Presented without an onward chain, the property is being marketed by Keatons, Kentish Town.
Canadian lodge-style woodland retreat in the Scottish Borders – £995,000
Greenloaning is a contemporary home designed in a style reminiscent of a Canadian lodge. The woodland retreat is set on approximately one-acre of beautiful, landscaped gardens with electric gates and ample parking. Marketed by Knight Frank, Edinburgh, with an asking price of £995,000, the property features double-height ceilings, a spacious south-facing decked terrace with captivating views of the Scottish Borders countryside. The accommodation spans about 7,200 square feet, offering flexibility in terms of reception rooms, bedrooms and access to the terrace. The house boasts high-quality finishes, including walnut and oak hardwood flooring, while the advanced lighting installation creates a delightful evening ambience. Additional features include a geothermal heating system, underfloor heating on the main two levels, a home cinema, games room, family spa and gym.
Situated in an elevated, private location on the outskirts of West Linton, the property offers convenient access to Edinburgh city centre located 16 miles away. The village itself provides a range of local amenities, including shops, a pharmacy, restaurants and a primary school. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Pentland Hills, offering excellent opportunities for various outdoor activities. For example, golf enthusiasts will find a selection of local courses, including prestigious links courses in East Lothian.
A Grade II-listed former mill that just keeps giving… Lake District – £1,850,000
Set within four and a half acres of woodland, Lupton Mill is a Grade II-listed property dating back to the 1300s, which was a working mill up until 1968. Located in Lupton, in the Lake District, the property offers a serene countryside retreat while being only three miles away from the historic market town of Kirkby Lonsdale.
The bright, elegant interior mixes centuries-old history with unique design features, including a kitchen that offers fabulous views of the garden and millpond, a glass balcony, a bespoke wine store, a cinema room, a dining room with exposed beams, a lounge with a contemporary log burner, a home office and an in-built bar. Technological features include automatic lighting, Control4 iPad system and CCTV. The upper level hosts a stunning master bedroom with French doors that open to a private terrace and an ensuite bathroom with a freestanding boat bath. Outside, the landscaped gardens provide peaceful patio areas, a millpond, a kitchen garden, a shepherd’s hut, a boathouse and the potential for further development.
Upgrades by the current owners include a new kitchen, extensive garden work and the addition of a mezzanine level in the double garage.
Japanese style eco home as seen on Grand Designs – £5,950,000
Hailed as ‘breathtaking’ by Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud, Abbey Orchard House offers Japanese Feng Shui-style living that features craftsmanship from an award-winning joinery firm that specialises in crafting bespoke interiors for luxury homes and yachts to create an ambience that calms the mind.
As you enter this stunning, 5,175 square foot riverside property, visitors are greeted by a showstopping 30-metre atrium and the calming light maple interior which runs throughout the entire living area. Light flows through the property by way of the floor-to-ceiling windows and feature skylights, while the clean lines and seamless flow of the interior design are complemented by high-tech home automation features, which include phone-controlled blinds, heating, lights and appliances.
Set within two acres of serene gardens and enjoying views of the historic abbey, the grounds lead down to the gentle flow of the River Ver.
The home, which is being marketed by Savills, Harpenden for a cool £5,950 million also boasts a cinema room, a 10-seater snug, a putting green outside and high eco credentials (EPC rating B).
We hope you’ve enjoyed this month’s journey through the keyhole of the nation’s most-viewed properties. Which one inspired you the most?
