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Oscar Wilde’s House in Tite Street, Chelsea Is on Sale, Plus More Lustworthy Homes

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By Melissa York Verified, Gabriella Bennett Verified
| Mansion Global Verified
London, £1.695m Any modern aesthete might like to live in the house in which Oscar Wilde wrote famous works including The Picture of Dorian Gray. Wilde moved into the building in Tite Street, Chelsea, in 1885 after the completion of "bizarre" decorative work. The property has now been converted into flats, and the lower-ground floor is a two-bedroom home with a striking glass dining room extension and a patio garden, on sale with a share of the freehold.
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Oscar Wilde’s House in Tite Street, Chelsea Is on Sale, Plus More Lustworthy Homes

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By Melissa York Verified, Gabriella Bennett Verified
| Mansion Global Verified
London, £1.695m Any modern aesthete might like to live in the house in which Oscar Wilde wrote famous works including The Picture of Dorian Gray. Wilde moved into the building in Tite Street, Chelsea, in 1885 after the completion of "bizarre" decorative work. The property has now been converted into flats, and the lower-ground floor is a two-bedroom home with a striking glass dining room extension and a patio garden, on sale with a share of the freehold.
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What You Get for £350,000 in Lincolnshire, Aberdovey, Northumberland and Spain

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By Victoria Brzezinski, Gabriella Bennett Verified
| Mansion Global Verified
Aberdovey Built in 1850, Rock Bottom is a former fisherman’s cottage next to the banks of the Dovey Estuary (keep an eye out for otters and seals). The two-bedroom house is arranged over three floors and features a living/dining area with slate flooring and underfloor heating. There’s space for a table and chairs in the front garden and you also have a terrace at the back — your neighbours might need access to their gardens via the steps at the side of the house.
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