Time capsule properties

Untouched — or renovated extensively to appear untouched — these throwback gems are like stepping back into another, and often more stylish, era

ISLE OF DOGS, E14

Ferry Street, £3.25 million

Designed by Stout & Litchfield, this Grade IIlisted riverside house has “untouched” 1970s interiors, including William Morris wallpaper.

• Strutt & Parker, 020 4538 8012

GREENWICH, SE10

Crooms Hill, £4.85 million

Grade II-listed Queen Anne house replete with period features (even classical busts). Opulent interiors curated by its owners of 68 years.

• Fine & Country, 020 4538 3171

MAYFAIR, W1

Park Street, £5.5m million

Grade II-listed home with “remarkably complete” 18th-century interiors including wood panelling. In need of restoration.

• Knight Frank, 020 3835 6305

KINGSBURY, NW9

Bacon Lane, £550,000

1920s two-bedroom cottage described as a “rich in character time capsule” with original wood ceiling beams and cast-iron fireplace.

• Winkworth, 020 3834 8172

HIGHGATE, N6

Bishopswood Road, £1.7 million

Wooden ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a central, open-tread staircase feature in this 1,468sq ft Stout & Litchfield house.

• Purplebricks, 0800 810 8008

SYDENHAM, SE26

Round Hill, £875,000

Arts and Crafts family home from the 1920s. Features exposed beams, fireplaces, cottagestyle kitchen and ornate bay windows.

• Stanfords, 020 3869 5659

HAM, TW10

Marlowe Court, £650,000

Grade II-listed flat in the famous Parkleys Development, designed in the 1950s featuring the original stairwell and parquet flooring.

• Chestertons, 020 8115 2470

BROMLEY, BR1

Lodge Road, £1.5 million

Called Stillness, this Grade II-listed, 1934 art deco house includes original curved staircase, oak woodwork, fittings and fireplaces.

• Jdm, 020 8313 6800

CITY OF LONDON, EC1Y

Golden Lane Estate, £750,000

Two-bedroom modernist maisonette in famed 1950s estate with parquet flooring, cantilever staircase and a double-height pull-up window.

• Nicola Lee, 020 3840 3426