Properties With A Difference: This week: architectural curiosities

WARWICKSHIRE

Kingscott, Radway. An important Hornton stone house which was enlarged from a 17th-century cottage in 1880 when a Gothic wing was added. 9 beds, 2 bath, 4 receps, domestic offices, cloakroom, coach house, 2 cottages, 1.81 acres. pounds 500,000 (guide), sale by auction 28 May; Bidwells 01604 605050.

KENT

Arcadia, Dover. A Grade II converted Gothic chapel with interesting architectural details. 2 beds, 2 bath, 1 recep, kitchen, grotto, gardens with pond and fountain. pounds 185,000. Cluttons 01227 457441.

NORFOLK

Thornfield Hall, High Kelling. An idiosyncratic Grade II* mansion built in the Arts & Crafts style in 1903. 18 beds, 7 bath, 2 receps, garden room, 2 conservatories, kitchen, domestic offices, cellars, 2 cloakrooms, attics, 9.50 acres. pounds 425,000. FPDSavills 01603 229229.

ESSEX

Water Tower Houses, Little Easton. A modern house and Grade II Victorian water tower with amazing views. 5 beds, 3 bath, 2 receps, study, kitchen. pounds 450,000. Mullucks Wells 01279 755400.

WEST YORKSHIRE

The Gazebo, Upper Batley. A Grade II former banqueting house dating back to 1463 with many period features. 3 beds, 1 bath, 2 receps, kitchen, cloakroom, utility room, garden. pounds 215,000. Carter Jonas 01484 842105.

These properties have been selected by The Week, the magazine that gives you the best of British and foreign media. Send a cheque for pounds 49.50 to The Week, Freepost (SWB26), Bristol BS12 0BR or telephone the credit card hotline: 0171-447 0016. Or order a copy from your newsagent.