A Grade II listed mansion that featured in TV's Poirot and Midsomer Murders is coming on the market again for £3million

Make a killing! The eight-bed Grade II listed Modernist mansion which featured in TV's Poirot and Midsomer Murders is coming back on the market for £3million after failing to sell last year's covered roof terraceIt has eight bedrooms, a a lounge, a library with fitted bookcases, a dining room and three receptions Last year the owners valued it at £2.5m but have since made £800,000 of renovations including asbestos removal Update: 30th June 2022 2.20pm BST Murders, hit the market for £3m after failing last year.

Acknowledged for its decadent interiors, this eight-bedroom mansion in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, has also hosted the dramas New Tricks and Mr Selfridge, as well as a series of fashion and editorial reports.

High and Over House features a living room, library with built-in bookcases and classic steel radiators, formal dining room , two bathrooms, three reception rooms.< /p>

The 1929 Grade II listed house of modernist architecture sits on 1.7 acres of gardens , has an independent garage and 1,000 square feet of partially covered roof terrace.

Last year it went up for sale for £2.5m - but owners have since made over £800,000 refurbishment, which resulted in a price increase to a £3million tag almost exactly a year later.

A 2021 survey found revealed that asbestos was also present which was very expensive to remove, adding to the increased figure.

While the property itself is considered Like a diamond in the form of modernist architecture, several statues are also displayed around the grounds.