[1] Located in the market town of Wellington, Shropshire, England, and owned by the National Trust as one of their more unusual properties.

Many have either been modernised, renovated or refurbished out of recognition over the last 60 years or so or have been demolished and replaced with later housing, converted into offices or residential care homes, or have been broken up into flats and smaller residences.

Uniquely the house remained in the same family from its completion in 1899, until it was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1997.

Sunnycroft remains intact, complete with the original interior fixtures and fittings, many of which are still in place and therefore has a unique character and intimacy that is often lacking from larger properties but very evocative of its time and place.

The National Trust summarises Sunnycroft as a late 19th-century gentleman's villa, A typical creation of Victorian era suburbia Having: Media related to Sunnycroft, Wellington at Wikimedia Commons