OVER the years Grand Designs has showcased the most lavish and luxuries properties in the country – and now you could live in them.
Grand Designs has been on Channel 4 now for a whopping 24 years with Kevin McCloud at the helm.
Over the years Grand Designs has showcased the most lavish and luxuries properties in the country – and now you could live in them
Some of the properties on offer will set you back thousands
Grand Designs has been on Channel 4 now for a whopping 24 years with Kevin McCloud at the helm
A number of the show’s most-memorable homes are on the market to rent right now.
You could move into one of them right now – however, it will set you back a lot.
All the homes are thousands of pounds to rent monthly.
Keep reading on to take a look at what’s listed right now.
Dingle Dell Annexe
The ambition was to have luxury, comfort all the while the house being constructed entirely of mud
It’s located in Ottery, Saint Mary but there’s a catch – you’re not able to stay in the main house
This property featured on the show back in 2018 and was built as a zero carbon home.
The ambition was to have luxury, comfort all the while the house being constructed entirely of mud.
It’s located in Ottery, Saint Mary but there’s a catch – you’re not able to stay in the main house.
However, you can stay in the annex which will cost you £450 for two adults and two kids, for two nights.
Dome Lake House
Its owners had fallen behind on their mortgage repayments and were at risk of losing the home before a supporter helped out
The house boasts a huge pool and spacious kitchen and dinning areas
This stunning property is situated on the Lake District and featured on the Channel 4’s show 10th series.
Its owners had fallen behind on their mortgage repayments and were at risk of losing the home before a supporter helped out.
Since then the abode has proven to be a hugely popular rental and operates as a B&B.
The house boasts a huge pool and spacious kitchen and dinning areas.
To stay here, it will set you back £500 for two nights.
Peckham House
Its owners couldn’t afford to buy a property in London and so bought a piece of land at auction
The three bed house sees a wall in the master bedroom completely disappear allowing the garden to become part of the room
This home featured a long time ago, in series five to be exact, and is also known as the The Sliding Glass Roof.
Its owners couldn’t afford to buy a property in London and so bought a piece of land at auction.
Despite being told the land wasn’t suitable to build on, they constructed an ‘experimental’ house which featured a sliding glass roof and bedrooms as pods on the mezzanine.
The three bed house sees a wall in the master bedroom completely disappear allowing the garden to become part of the room.
It features a spa as well as a fold down cinema.
To stay here, it will cost you £730 for two nights on AirBnB.
The Water Shed
It’s located in West Sussex and was transformed from a tired, rundown house into a luxurious home
Daniel and Nina Rowland designed and built the timber-cladding house on their own
This property featured on a recent series of Grand Designs and instantly had viewers fascinated.
It’s located in West Sussex and was transformed from a tired, rundown house into a luxurious home.
Daniel and Nina Rowland designed and built the timber-cladding house on their own.
They used their skills as a architect and interior designer to create the stunning property.
If you want to rent this out, it will cost you a whopping £8,000 per week.
The Rockhouse Retreat
It’s located in Worcestershire and became the first 21st century cavehouse retreat in Britain
Viewers watched in 2015 as businessman Angelo Mastropietro bought the abode
This unique abode was handcrafted and had been occupied for 800 years.
It’s located in Worcestershire and became the first 21st century cavehouse retreat in Britain.
Viewers watched in 2015 as businessman Angelo Mastropietro bought the abode.
He renovated the secluded spot and added running water, underfloor heating and wifi.
Its bedroom features a king size bed and a stove making it a romantic destination.
To stay here, it will cost you £248 per night.
Dairy Cottage
Featured in the seventh series, the Dairy Cottage had burned down which left couple Alex and Cheryl battling to rebuild it
The extension is rented out as a self-catering option for families and features a kitchen and living/dinning room
Featured in the seventh series, the Dairy Cottage had burned down which left couple Alex and Cheryl battling to rebuild it.
Eventually they did just that and the thatched cottage was brought back to life with a contemporary extension.
The extension is rented out as a self-catering option for families and features a kitchen and living/dinning room.
To stay at the property will set you back £1,200 for four nights.
Fulham Cemetery
Before the build the site was just an old keeper’s lodge and an abandoned council toilet block
It also has a cellar and bar, as well as a gigantic swimming pool
Grand Designs viewers were left stunned when a man transformed a cemetery into a lavish home.
The build cost a whooping £4.5 million to bring his dream home to life.
Before the build the site was just an old keeper’s lodge and an abandoned council toilet block.
After four years the home was finished, which features a master bedroom with a dressing room.
It also has a cellar and bar, as well as a gigantic swimming pool.
For you to stay at this property would cost an eye-watering £13,705 for seven nights.
The Apprentice Store
The paper mill conversion turned out to boast a beautiful home with all the buildings original features restored
It will cost you £4,865 to rent the entire buildings and grounds
This Somerset beauty featured on the ninth series of Grand Designs.
It proved to be a complex build as the owners had discovered the 200-year-old structure had no foundations.
The paper mill conversion turned out to boast a beautiful home with all the buildings original features restored.
It will cost you £4,865 to rent the entire buildings and grounds.
