With the warm weather set to continue, but with many of us still working from home, here's how to keep your house cool in this week's heat:

Want to sail away into the sunset? This stylish houseboat, moored on the Kent coast, sleeps four and is on the market for £180,000.

Families wanting a bigger home can snap up the least expensive four-beds in different Kent towns from as little as £200,000 - or as much as £650,000.

With it's tennis court, snooker room and table football - you could have your own mini Olympics at this country pad.

House hunters can take in the sea air with these high-spec two & three-bedroom new homes by the coast - but the price tag could take your breath away.

A furniture retailer is offering to pay customers up to £250 for items they no longer want. Here's how the scheme will work:

Want a home with seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and its own lake and waterfall? This Georgian-style residence in the Kent countryside has it all.

You get a slice of Kentish history with this property which was a butchers shop run by the same family for more than a century. We take a look inside.

See what £1.2m can buy with a 3D tour inside this Grade II-listed detached home nestled in a Kent village.

You can buy a piece of military history when you buy a Grade II listed home converted from commanding officers' houses.

An exquisite Grade I-listed castle boasting 14 bedrooms, a swimming pool, library and vineyard is hitting the market at £15 million.

A husband and father was so impressed by a development and its sought-after location, he moved his family from London without viewing anything else.

One family who were the first to move into a new development say more space inside and out improved their lives while working from home.

A farm's owners are hoping to create a pond to be used as a natural swimming pond.

The last remaining properties on a small development in Kent benefit from being within walking distance of a town centre and rolling countryside.

The owner of a meticulously converted 19th century oast house says the project went hundreds of thousands of pounds over budget.

A home with its own private elevator, high-spec finish and a terrace looking out to sea in a sought-after spot is the ultimate in beachfront living.

A series of new luxury homes with high ceilings and high-spec interiors have been created from two buildings steeped in Kentish history.

From enjoying private access to secluded beaches, to feasting on fine dining on your doorstep, Kent's most expensive streets have a lot to offer.

The first lockdown had us reaching for our gardening gloves, but what can we do this time around? We get tips from two of the county's experts.