Britain's Most Expensive Houses

Amy, director of the country office, visits a 1930s property in Surrey boasting eight acres of award-winning grounds, an on-site recording studio, circular rooms, horizontal curved windows and terraces with views of the gardens. Once belonging to Roxy Music guitarist Paul Manzanera, it's an exciting listing for Amy who is on the hunt for a buyer willing to pay £5.45million or a tenant with £20,500 per month to spend. Mo entrusts Natalie with a new listing - an enormous three-storey converted factory in the heart of Spitalfields worth £2.3million. Managing director Guy has a listing for a five-bedroom apartment in Cadogan Square, Knightsbridge with interiors by award-winning Croatian designer Victor Udzenija. He reaches out to superyacht broker Andrew for help finding a buyer for the £25million property.

Director of the country office, Amy has a listing for a £7.25million house in Oxshott, Surrey. Just an hour outside of London and close to the Chelsea Football Club's training ground, she is looking for a wealthy football fan to buy the property that boasts a large garden with an outdoor jacuzzi, sauna and entertainment area. Managing director Guy visits an 18th-century chateau in the Loire Valley with its own 18-hole golf course that is available to rent for £30,000 a night. In London, Diana meets a millionaire whose private jet business is booming and is looking for a pied-a-terre to buy or rent. Developer Kam, who is restoring the former stately home Doughty House in Richmond Hill expects that, once completed, the super-mansion with 12 bedrooms, a ballroom, a pool, a spa and a bowling alley will hit the market for £100million.

Guy and John visit Cheshire's Golden Triangle to conduct a valuation on a country retreat featuring an indoor spa and panoramic views. Jaishree puts a two-bed apartment in Chelsea on the market for £2.6million with a friend in mind as a potential buyer. Director of the country office, Amy, attempts to close the sale of a Grade II listen 17th-century watermill in Solihull that has been sympathetically restored by its owner and has been on the market with other agents for four years. In Hampstead, Lee gets involved with a unique development that he hopes to sell for over £10million and John in Brighton is selling a Regency townhouse worth £2.25million.