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There's an indicative map here of whi falls foul. Sevreal dozen in SE 22ml. I dont think this is up to date though. And by the time the government have done their "independent" valuations I think we can expect a lot more to fall into this tax trap. https://taxpolicy.org.uk/2025/11/27/mansion-tax-map-where-the-money-comes-from/ -
For me, it's not about a twee, rose tinted, yearning for a lost England that never really existed. From an aesthete's point of view, I just prefer the architecture and craftsmanship of yonder years, as well as glass, ceramics, furniture and decoratives. So much now is bland, cookie-cutter and soul-less. It's very sad how, on this forum these days, you can't even comment on liking an old house, without it being somehow sneered upon. -
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