Homes without neighbours in England and Wales – in pictures

You’ll be safe from trick-or-treaters in a grand home at the end of a long driveway or a Grade II-listed farmhouse tucked away in a hamletThis Grade II-listed farmhouse is tucked away in the hamlet of Alfrick Pound, Worcestershire. Photograph: Morgan ApsFri 30 Oct 2026 03.00 EDTLixwm, FlintshirePlas Coch is a grand, five-bedroom house built in the 1700s, in the same family for 60 years. It is three miles to Holywell and close to the village, down a long tree-lined driveway. The pillared entrance sits in front of a cream, rendered facade under a slate roof. The traditional broken-plan downstairs means the kitchen is small by modern standards at the side of the house, and may need opening out into the dining and breakfast room. There are five bedrooms. In 11.87 acres (4.8 hectares) with a string of outbuildings. £850,000. Jackson-Stops, 01244 328 361Photograph: Jackson-StopsAlfrick Pound, WorcestershireTucked away down a track in this hamlet, close to Great Malvern and seven miles from Worcester, is a characterful farmhouse with structural timber exoskeleton on display. Grade II-listed, it has four bedrooms, and a fifth which could be a study. The farmhouse kitchen has an Aga and views over open countryside. The living room has an inglenook fireplace and there’s a separate pantry and utility room. Walks stretch from the house, and the plot (with gardens and a paddock) are close to the edge of Malvern Hills National Landscape. £895,000.Morgan Aps, 01905 384 848Photograph: Morgan ApsHurst, YorkshireWashfold House is Grade II-listed and has been extensively renovated while retaining its period features, such as exposed beams, cast-iron fireplace and oak doors. The front door opens into the living room-diner-kitchen. The kitchen has green granite worktops and porcelain tiles. Doors connect to a cosy sitting room. The staircase leads on to an open landing and three double bedrooms. The gardens cover lawned areas, a timber potting shed and a stone bridge over the beck. A gate leads to a garth, which could become another garden or orchard. £850,000.Fine & Country, 0330 166 4646Photograph: Fine & CountryCreech, DorsetIn this hamlet, down a no-through lane, is a solitary, semi-derelict cottage in a wooded setting. The two-bedroom property goes on sale at auction on 20 November and is not a purchase for the faint-hearted. As described in the brochure, it is in “poor structural condition” and “requires complete renovation”. There is scope for an extension and there are outbuildings in varying states. The location is rather special: four miles from the coast and Kimmeridge Bay, on the Isle of Purbeck area of outstanding natural beauty. £195,000.Symonds & Sampson, 01202 843 3190Photograph: Symonds & SampsonLlansilin, PowysOn the edge of the borderland village, six miles to the west of Oswestry, is Pentre Ucha, a stone-built cottage with a thick chimney, slate roof and a tile ridge. Built in the 17th century, the Grade II-listed property is surrounded by valleys, woodland and rolling hills, with a terrace garden, hand-built stone walls, a tree-lined stream and fire pit next to a stone bench. Inside is an open-plan kitchen and dining area, with doors on to a timber terrace. The sitting room is large and there are two bedrooms upstairs, with a third in the annexe. £595,000. Inigo, 020 3687 3071Photograph: Inigo