Overgrown and falling apart, wife's 114-room dream mansion that husband HATED and nobody still wants - even for just £1million

The properties you WON'T be buying this weekend: Five properties worth more than $100 MILLION hit the market today in Australia's most exclusive postcodes

With Panoramic harbour views, home theatres, gas heated pools and landscape gardens, its no wonder the properties at Point Piper, Darling Point and Vaucluse have their prices set in the millions.

'Charming and compact' - but would you pay £1,000 a month to live in one of these tiny 'semi studios'? 

Landlords in London are splitting family homes into tiny 'semi studios' as the house market continues to boom, with owners making up to £38,000 a year off 'rabbit hutch properties'.

Hanging out with a rubber duck: The bath that thinks it's a hammock

The Vessel is a bath tub that is suspended in the air like a hammock. The 2.7m long carbon fibre tub has been designed by London-based Splinter Works. It is filled using a floor standing tap before the waste water is released through the base into a floor drain. 

Tap into kitchen chic with smart sinks and slinky taps which even dispense sparkling water

Rose gold taps by Dornbracht

The kitchen sink is far from humble. Increasingly it’s the star of the show. And a statement piece with swanky taps can add cachet to an otherwise ordinary kitchen.

Whether you live in a rambling rectory or a contemporary city flat, there's an Aga to suit

Cosy looking kitchen with Aga

The Aga needs little introduction. It's so familiar it has defined a whole branch of literature.

With a touch of imagination, even students can enjoy designer digs

This smart desk will suit a modest study

Many universities now offer revamped college halls complete with en-suite bathrooms and café-style common rooms - this week the Mail featured some costing £400 a week.

Is this Britain's smallest house? Tiny property that's less than 200 square feet goes on sale for £275,000 as fears grow over house market bubble

A tiny, 188 sq ft house in the highly-sought after Barnsbury area of north London, will cost its future buyer more than a quarter of a million pounds - the same price as a three-bed family home in Cornwall.

Jamie Oliver’s original pukka pad up for sale: The house where the star lived and filmed first series of The Naked Chef is on the market for £3 million

Jamie's house

Fans might recognise the kitchen, spiral staircase and cobbled street of the house in Clerkenwell, from back in 1999 when the chef first shot to fame.

Welcome to Heathrow City: Architects reveal 190,000-home town that would spring up if UK's current main hub airport closes

Architects have come up with plans for 'Heathrow City' which could be built if the airport is replaced by a Thames Estuary airport. In these design, created by Rick Mather Architects, 190,000 homes would be spread among ten centres, connected by the former runways

Three designs for the proposed redevelopment of the west London airport - if plans for the Thames Estuary airport are approved - include new park land, scientific research centres and self-build homes.

Homes that show just how divided Britain's property market really is: From a 28-bed Devon mansion on sale for £157 per square metre to the London flat that costs £77,000 per square metre

As house prices continue to soar across the South of England, here are the houses that show just how divided the market is.

Whicker's World: 'Island paradise' of renowned former broadcaster and journalist Alan Whicker goes on the market for £5million in Jersey

Mont d'Olivet, the four-bedroom 1950s home of the late broadcaster, was 'where he loved coming home to' after travelling the world, his partner Valerie Kleeman said.

What a bargain! 11-bedroom hotel with stunning views of the Kyle of Tongue and Ben Hope goes on sale for just £450,000

The Ben Loyal Hotel takes its name from a cluster of mountains close by. The three-star establishment comes with its own five-bedroom cottage and has spectacular and dramatic scenery of the Highlands.

At home in the past: Man whose house is a shrine to the 1940s including a bakelite phone, Vera Lynn records and even an outside loo

Picture Shows: Ben Sansum  July 10, 2014\n \n **MINIMUM WEB USAGE £350**\n \n Ben Sansum lives in the 1940's - everything in his house is from the era. He cooks on a wood-burning range cooker, sweeps his floors with a floor sweeper, has a mangle to dry his clothes and completely gutted his modern home to go back in time almost 70 years to live in a post war era with his dog, George.\n \n **MINIMUM WEB USAGE £350**\n \n Non-Exclusive\n WORLDWIDE RIGHTS\n \n Pictures by : FameFlynet UK © 2014\n Tel : +44 (0)20 3551 5049\n Email : info@fameflynet.uk.com

Ben Sansum, from Cambridgeshire, is fascinated by the decade when Britain was at war. He spent years transforming his home into the hope that time forgot.

Great grandmother has lived in the same three-bedroom semi for 75 years after her parents bought it for £375 and they moved in the day before WWII started

Beryl Willson, 79, moved into the three-bedroom semi-detached house in Ipswich, Suffolk, as a toddler in 1939 and has lived there for the last 75 years, bringing up her own two children in the home.

Now that's a (£17.5m) family home! Modern classical mansion in Surrey comes with eight bedroom 'suites', private cinema, indoor pool and 1,700 bottle wine cellar 

Furze Croft is a newly-built classical style mansion in Weybridge, Surrey, and boats eight bedrooms, an indoor swimming pool and a 1,700 bottle wine cellar.