Welcome to our weekly property digest, where we bring together the best homes for rent and sale across the world. Among our discoveries is an art collector’s Brussels home and a Gothic factory in Barcelona.
Trees midcentury home in Newcastle, UK
5 bedrooms; £850,000 via Sanderson Young
Architect Gordon Ryder designed this award-winning modernist home in 1968 and it’s featured in a number of magazines and publications over the last 50 years. It features a boxy design, with a glass facade that peeks out over the surrounding fields. Peek inside.
Gothic Quarter factory in Barcelona, Spain
10 bedrooms (1,260 sqm); €2.6m via Engel & Völkers
Featured in our Barcelona property edit, this Gothic Quarter factory dates from 1850 and is ripe for adaptive reuse. It’s previously been a nightclub and artists workshops and could be turned into a coworking space or live/work space.
Seaside home in Hove, East Sussex, UK
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2 bedrooms; £800,000 via The Modern House
First Avenue has been recently redesigned with raw plaster walls and rough-sawn timber throughout.
Restored island farmhouse in Menorca, Spain
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10 bedrooms; from €11,000 per week via BoutiqueHomes
Spend lazy summer days poolside at this Menorcan villa surrounded by woodlands. The Spanish holiday home sleeps up to 22 people, so gather your nearest and dearest.
An art collector’s home in Brussels, Belgium
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4 bedrooms; €1.65m Belgium Sotheby’s International Realty
This Uccles home was built in 1932 by Louis-Herman De Koninck and renovated in 2013 for Belgian collector Philippe Dotremont. Its rooms and mezzanines have been refashioned as gallery-like spaces.
