A prominent butcher built the two-story prairie foursquare in 1901. It features a built-in china cabinet, art-glass windows and a wooden staircase that a Belleville historian called “spectacular.” But ...

The row of homes in the Queen Anne style had emerged in an era when architects were starting to be seen as artists and were lauded for putting designs together like collagists, plucking chimneys from ...

SANGERVILLE — Several days after an accident with minor injuries at the intersection of Main Street (Route 23) with the Douty Hill Road and Pleasant Street, Sangerville officials heard from residents ...

Get your bedroom loft conversion ideas right and you can end up with a dreamy sleeping spot, as well as a considered use of space that ends up being the best room in the house ...

Amid a welter of identikit estates, Sergison Bates architects’ complex Charles Moore Place houses prove that we can do countryside development much better ...

Michigan’s lakeshores hold some of the most stunning cottage retreats you’ll ever see. Picture yourself waking up to sparkling water views, breathing in fresh air, and feeling completely at peace.

Call to allow modernising works to a Pembrokeshire village pub following “adverse comment from members of the community” has been given ...

PLANO, TX – Absolute Construction, a top-tier roofing solutions company serving Texas, Kansas and Missouri homeowners, has identified the Donald and Susanne Gilmore re-roofing project as its “15-Year ...

Plans to transform an empty retail unit in Paisley's West End into a hot food takeaway have been given the green light by Renfrewshire Council. A bid for planning permission – submitted by MJK ...

Plans to turn a Wycombe house into an eight-bed HMO have been refused due to concerns over public safety and a poor layout of communal spaces.

An application for 95 Charminster Avenue Bournemouth BH9 1RU was submitted on September 16 by Mr Kyle Lloyd the applicant and Mr Daniel Wilden, Pure Town Planning and agent. The application shows ...

Plans for a new six-bed house in multiple occupancy (HMO) in Bury have been approved after council officers viewed them as a 'lawful development'.