Rightmove has revealed five of the UK's most viewed homes this year, and the list doesn't disappoint. From a £59 million townhouse in London to a historic church in Bradford and a Grade II listed home with a bizarre bathtub, the list features some unique properties.

According to Colleen Babcock, a property expert at Rightmove, Brits spent over 16.4 billion minutes on the housing platform last year, and the most viewed ranged from £875,000 to a staggering £59,950,000. Ms Babcock said: "From a stiletto-shaped bathtub abode in Conwy to a restored historic church in Bradford, this year's most viewed homes so far on Rightmove highlight the unique charm and diversity of the UK housing market."

Historic house in Conwy, Wales, £875,000

It's easy to understand why this property was so clickable once you see the eye-catching bathtub, which resembles a gigantic stiletto shoe. This modern addition says nothing about the origin of the property, having been dated back to 1441-2.

This intriguing Grade II listed residence in Conwy town, which underwent a renovation with Listed Building compliance in 2008 to 2015, is just a short walk from the castle and historic quayside.

A restored church in Bradford, £1,395,000

A restored St. Paul's church, built in 1846 in the village of Denholme, also made the cut, possibly for the fact it has an original bell tower.

The Grade II listed building has been modernised, but still features the church's arched windows, adding to its unique character. The property also has a private graveyard, which the public can be granted access to at the owner's discretion.

Country estate in Ripley, Yorkshire Dales, £21,000,000

This magnificent country estate sprawls for hundreds of acres on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With 188 acres of Estate Woodland, 26 acres of productive grassland and walled gardens, there's no shortage of space.

At the heart of the estate is the historic 14th-century Grade I listed castle, which has also operated as a wedding venue.

A mansion in Caldy, The Wirral, £4,500,000

Situated on a secluded plot in the heart of Caldy, a luxurious modern mega-mansion spans over 12,000 square feet and offers five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a leisure complex.

The space is equipped with a pool table, gym, cinema room, wine cellar, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room.

Art deco home in St. John's Wood, London, £59,950,000

Despite being on one of the most prestigious and expensive roads in the heart of St. John's Wood, London, this home sprawls over five floors and 21,659 square feet.

The impressive stucco-fronted home is just as appealing inside, with an Art Deco interior design by the internationally renowned David Linley.