- Worcestershire: The Court, Broadway
- Somerset: Cleveland House, Bath
- Norfolk: Park Lodge, Redgrave
- Wiltshire: The Lodge, Mildenhall
- Isle of Wight: Sweetwater Lodge, Calbourne
- Merseyside: Hoarwithy Lodge, Mossley Hill
- East Sussex: Edenbridge Road, Hartfield
- Somerset: Bath Lodge Castle, Bath
- Isle of Wight: Westwood Lodge, Ryde
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Worcestershire: The Court, Broadway
Jacobean gatehouse built around 1600. 7 beds, family bath, 3 showers, kitchen, 5 receps, garden. OIEO £3.5m; The Country House Department
Somerset: Cleveland House, Bath
A magnificent Georgian building on the Kennet and Avon Canal. Main suite, 4 further beds, 2 baths, shower, kitchen, 3 receps, garden. £3m; Savills
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Norfolk: Park Lodge, Redgrave
This dainty former gatehouse enjoys long views over the surrounding parkland. 2 beds, shower, kitchen/breakfast room, recep, garden, parking. £450,000; Bedfords
Wiltshire: The Lodge, Mildenhall
A former school, this property was built in 1824. 4 beds, 3 baths, kitchen, 3 receps, garden. £2m; The Country House Department
Isle of Wight: Sweetwater Lodge, Calbourne
This "chocolate-box" thatched cottage was built by the renowned Regency architect John Nash. The property is ensconced in 3 acres of woodland. 2 beds, family bath, kitchen, open-plan living/dining room, garden. £500,000; Fine & Country
Merseyside: Hoarwithy Lodge, Mossley Hill
An enchanting Grade II gatehouse designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Main suite, 3 further beds, family bath, kitchen, 2 receps, garden, parking. £950,000; Jackson-Stops
East Sussex: Edenbridge Road, Hartfield
Grade II Tudor castle gatehouse with royal connections and exceptional architectural features. 5 beds, 2 baths, 2 showers, kitchen, 3 receps, garden, parking. £1.895m; Hamptons
Somerset: Bath Lodge Castle, Bath
Built in 1806 as a gate lodge to one of the largest estates in England. 11 beds, 4 baths, 6 showers, kitchen, 3 receps, garden. £1.7m; Savills
Isle of Wight: Westwood Lodge, Ryde
An enchanting lodge built in 1910. 4 beds, family bath, 2 showers, kitchen, living/dining room, garden. £1.25m; Susan Payne
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