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Stockingers Cottage is stone-built and dates from the early 19th century. Requiring modernization and offering substantial potential, this charming detached, non-listed property features a large southwest-facing garden totaling 0.2 acre. Ideally located close to the village church and amenities, this rare, characterful home has a long history, originally believed to have housed lattice workers. Today, it presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of local heritage in a truly picturesque and highly sought-after setting, near the village church. Behind a pretty stone façade are three reception rooms, a conservatory, a kitchen, a utility room with a pantry and coats/toilet areas. On the ground floor there are three generous bedrooms, a shower room and a family bathroom. The rear garden is perfect for enjoying the afternoon and evening sun, and a wide driveway provides ample parking as well as access to two single garages. The combination of privacy, space and convenience makes this a standout family home. An exciting opportunity to modernise and personalise, blending contemporary living with period charm. Location Woodhouse Eaves is a highly sought-after village in northwest Leicestershire, beautifully set in the Charnwood Hills and Charnwood Forest. Renowned for its scenic walks, natural beauty and abundance of character, the area is close to several well-known beauty spots, including Beacon Hill, Swithland Woods and the Bradgate Park historic estate, which spans around 850 acres. The property itself is located in the heart of the village, within walking distance of several local amenities, including a village shop, a butcher, a fruit and vegetable shop, a pharmacy, a hairdresser, and several pubs and restaurants. A wider range of facilities, including mainline rail services, can be found in the nearby market town of Loughborough and in Leicester City, while the village also offers convenient access to the M1 motorway. Distances: Leicester 8.6 miles / Loughborough 5 miles / Nottingham 20.3 miles / Bradgate Park 3 miles / Swithland Woods 1.6 miles / Beacon Hill 1.6 miles / Ratcliffe College 8.4 miles / M1 (J22) 4.1 miles / M1 (J23) 4.2 miles / East Midlands Airport 10 miles Ground Floor Enter this charming home through a central hallway, beside which sits a comfortable beams-and-fireplace area. Steps descend to a large open-plan space that opens to the rear garden and includes a large living room, a dining room, a conservatory and a bright kitchen. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room with a pantry and coats/toilets. First Floor On the first floor, a spacious landing provides access to three bedrooms and a generously proportioned shower room, equipped with a three-piece suite. The first bedroom is located to the front of the cottage and enjoys a large en-suite bathroom. Outside The property sits in mature grounds totaling 0.2 acre. To the front, there is a walled garden with a path leading to the entrance door and flower borders. The rear garden enjoys a superb southwest aspect and is considered a notable feature of the property. The garden benefits from a high degree of privacy, and a large terrace runs the full width of the cottage. The garden is partly walled and includes a small pond, several mature trees and, near the rear boundary, a large outbuilding/summer house. Attached and detached garages Attached to the cottage is a single garage with a door on top. Subject to necessary consents, the garage could be repurposed to provide extra living space if required. A further detached single garage provides useful storage space. Services All main services are connected. The property has gas-fired central heating. Local Authority Charnwood Borough Council. Directions From the village centre, continue up Church Hill a short distance, then turn right just after Forest Rock Day Nursery to join Church Hill. This unadopted, no-through-adress has only three highly individual properties. Stockingers Cottage is located on the right-hand side.

Hollybank is a truly idyllic individually designed detached house, set behind dry stone walls and ideally located within this highly sought-after conservation village. Dating from around 1955 and topped with traditional Swithland slate, the property benefits from landscaped gardens and uninterrupted views across open countryside, including an ancient ridge-and-furrow system. Presented to an exceptional standard throughout and bursting with character and charm, the accommodation comprises a spacious front living room, a rear living room with a wood-burning stove, a garden and a bespoke fitted kitchen with a Belfast sink and a Rangemaster cooker. A utility room, cloakroom and an integral garage complete the ground floor. On the ground floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms served by a generous family bathroom featuring a corner bath and a separate shower. A gravel and slab driveway provides off-road parking and access to the integral garage. The enchanting rear gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped, with a mix of terraces and gravelled seating areas leading to a lawn with traditional dry stone walls throughout. A greenhouse (currently used as a small art studio), a garden shed and a versatile garden/studio office, fully insulated and spacious, further enrich the outdoor space, all set against a stunning backdrop of rolling countryside. A rare gem on the current market, Hollybank combines timeless appeal with a highly desirable village setting. With its leaded windows and breathtaking views, early viewing is strongly advised. Location Swithland is a picturesque conservation village tucked into the rolling hills of the Charnwood Forest in North Leicestershire. The village primary school is just a 2-minute walk (140 yards) from the property, as are several excellent primary and secondary private schools a short drive away. The village hub includes a renowned gastro-pub, The Griffin Inn, a community hall and a church. There are shops and everyday amenities in the neighbouring villages of Rothley (2.8 miles), Quorn (3.7 miles) and Woodhouse Eaves (1.6 miles). The area is well known for charming walks and many beauty spots, including Swithland Woods, Swithland Reservoir and Bradgate Park, all easily accessible on foot. Charnwood Forest, Lingdale and Rothley Park offer excellent golf, and the surrounding villages feature a wide selection of restaurants and gastro-pubs. Swithland provides easy access to the M1 (J22) and offers a wonderful lifestyle to enjoy. Distances Loughborough 5.7 miles / Leicester 7.1 miles / Nottingham 23.5 miles / Woodhouse Eaves 1.6 miles / Quorn 3.7 miles / Rothley 2.8 miles / Bradgate Park 2.1 miles / M1 (J22) 5.7 miles / M69 & M1 (J21) 10.2 miles / East Midlands Airport 11.5 miles Accommodation The property affords access to a wide reception hall with an open staircase and tiled floors. From the hall, there is a spacious front living room, a rear living room with a wood-burning stove leading seamlessly through to the garden room which floods the space with natural light and provides ample space for dining and relaxing with views of the rear garden. The farmhouse-style kitchen is equipped with a range of appliances and a Rangemaster cooker. A door from the kitchen leads to the entrance hall where the utility room, cloakroom and access to the garage are located. The ground-floor accommodation includes a generous landing area where the current owners have a useful study nook, with three double bedrooms served by a family bathroom featuring a corner bath and a separate shower. Outside The property is situated behind a dry stone wall, with a pedestrian gate leading to the front door. A gravel and slab driveway provides off-road parking for one car and access to the integral garage. At the rear, dry stone walls run along the pond, adjacent to a tranquil water feature. A terrace comprises a gravel area and a paved patio surrounded by established shrubs and trees. Steps lead to a lawn offering incredible views, access to a greenhouse (currently used as a small art studio), a garden shed (with built-in shelves and workbench) and a fully insulated garden/studio office. The fully insulated garden workshop/office includes a small fitted kitchen with built-in fridge and a sink, electricity and mains water. This space is ideal for those needing teleworking facilities or hobbies requiring substantial self-contained space. Services All mains services are available and connected. The property benefits from gas central heating with a boiler installed in 2021. Local Authority: Charnwood Borough Council. Tenure: Freehold. Access From Rothley, cross the Swithland Reservoir via Ridings. Passing the village church and Griffin pub on the left, the property is located about 330 yards further on the right. Disclosure: Some images have been enhanced using AI.

Old Manor House is a charming Grade II listed period home, rich in character and historic features. This half-timbered property is believed to date to 1629 and has an H-shape, with an abundance of exposed beams and features, including original bargeboards with ogee patterns and grapevine engravings. Available chain-free for the first time in over 60 years, this family home now requires sympathetic renovation and offers an exciting opportunity as well as a rewarding project, ideal for buyers looking to enhance the value of this heritage property. Arranged over two floors, this versatile dwelling comprises four bedrooms, four reception rooms, as well as a farm-style kitchen and an adjacent garden extending to a total of 3,629 square feet. Ownership: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Wychavon EPC: Classification - Grade II Listed Property Construction: Timber frame Electrical: Mains electricity Water: Mains water Drainage: Mains drainage Heating: Oil-fired central heating Broadband: Ultra-fast FTTC fibre connectivity available – please check with your provider Mobile signal: 4G/5G mobile signal available in the area – please check with your operator Parking: On-site parking in garages and driveway parking for 4+ vehicles Total internal floor area: 3,629 sq ft Additional Information: Grade II listed. The property is sold on two title deeds. Recently installed central heating system and oil boiler in Worcester. Title information: The property benefits from historic rights and easements, including rights of way, drainage, water, lighting and other rights over adjacent land that formerly formed part of the Bishampton estate. The property behind has a right of access over the driveway. There is a public right of passage over the pavement that runs up the driveway.

Located on the ground floor and benefiting from some Freehold, this impressive flat is situated in the prestigious Eaton House. This bright one-bedroom apartment offers refined living space within a secure, gated development of the era. The interior is characterized by high ceilings and large sash windows that flood the space with natural light, highlighting the building's original character. The spacious reception room features timber flooring and a versatile layout that comfortably accommodates a seating area and a dining area. Unlike many properties in the area, the apartment includes a large separate kitchen equipped with modern appliances, ample work surfaces, and a dedicated breakfast corner with a view of the greenery. Residents have access to extensive communal facilities, including well-maintained gardens and outdoor seating areas. The gated entrance provides an extra layer of privacy and security, a standout feature of this location. Well-proportioned and functional, this property works well as a principal residence, a London base, or a long-term investment. It offers a simple blend of classic architecture and modern conveniences in one of the area's most popular developments. Nestled on Vicarage Crescent, Eaton House enjoys a premier position just a short walk from the lively Battersea Square scene (about 0.1 mile). Residents can easily access the expansive greenery of Battersea Park, located about 0.8 mile from the property. The neighborhood is rich in amenities, including upscale shops and restaurants on Kings Road, about a mile away. Commuters are well served by Clapham Junction (0.8 mile) and Battersea Park (1.5 mile) stations, offering direct rail links to Victoria and Waterloo. The area is also supported by numerous bus routes and a picturesque river boat service. Educational options are plentiful, with prestigious institutions such as Newton Prep, Eaton House, and Westminster Senior School all within reach. Reference: 772118More information

Ideally located for Beckenham High Street, this one-bedroom, first-floor south-facing apartment with balcony is within a popular development. Internally the spacious property comprises an entrance hall, lounge, dining area, modern fitted kitchen, bathroom and a large bedroom. Further benefits include a south-facing balcony, share of freehold, garage en-bloc, and communal gardens. The property is located on the sought-after Court Downs Road, with access to Kelsey Park in just a matter of seconds. Beckenham High Street is also within walking distance, offering a great selection of cafes, bars and restaurants. The property is offered to the market chain free.

An exceptional duplex within the historic Royal Military Academy Situated in a prime position within the prestigious Royal Military Academy complex, this magnificent duplex spans approximately 1,079 sq ft and harmoniously blends striking period architecture with contemporary living. Originally part of this historic site founded in 1741, the West Officers Apartments date from around, offering an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of British military history. The apartment is arranged over two floors and is distinguished by its remarkable sense of space and light. The impressive 28-foot reception room features spectacular vaulted ceilings and towering period windows that flood the room with natural light, creating an exceptional reception and living space. The adjacent modern kitchen is fully equipped with a full range of contemporary units and integrated appliances. On the ground floor there is also a generous double bedroom benefiting from impressive vaulted ceilings, as well as a stylish shower room, making this level ideal for guests or flexible family living. A mezzanine level overlooks the reception room and offers a superb master suite, with a spacious en-suite bathroom and excellent proportions, creating a private and tranquil retreat. Residents of the Royal Military Academy enjoy an exclusive lifestyle in beautifully landscaped gardens, behind secure, gated entrances, with a 7am–7pm concierge service and on-site secure bike storage. The development also features one of London’s oldest cricket grounds, leased and meticulously maintained by the Blackheath Cricket Club, adding to the heritage and character of this exceptional setting. Located in the heart of Woolwich, the development offers excellent transport links, including the Elizabeth Line, the DLR, National Rail and Thames Clipper services, providing quick access to Canary Wharf, the City and central London. The property is offered with immediate vacant possession, presenting an excellent opportunity for owner-occupiers, movers or investors seeking a truly distinctive home within one of southeast London’s most historic developments. Bedroom dimensions: See floor plan Council tax: Royal Borough of Greenwich - Band E Property general information: Property type: brick Floor: First floor (upper floor) Sewers: Electrical network Heating: Gas central heating Hot water: via combi boiler Parking information: Allocated parking spaces for one car Flood risk: low risk Ramps / Lift access: None Utilities: Gas supplier: OVO Energy Electricity supplier: OVO Energy Water supplier: Thames Water Mobile coverage - For an estimate of coverage, try here, Broadband - For an estimated coverage, try here, More information

Occupying an exceptional position in the Ellesborough conservation area, St. Paul’s Cottage is a beautiful Grade II listed 17th-century house, at the heart of some of Buckinghamshire’s most famous countryside. Nestled in the heart of the Chiltern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the house enjoys an elevated setting with panoramic views over the Aylesbury valley and sits beside the magnificent St Peter & St Paul Church, Grade I listed, famed for its picturesque wildflower meadow.

Fine and Country are delighted to present this impressive four-bedroom detached house with generous grounds, an outdoor heated covered pool and a games room/office. The property has been well designed for the family lounge and entertaining, with a ground floor comprising a large living room, a modern kitchen, a dining room, a conservatory and a WC. On the first floor, the ground floor level offers four generously sized double bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms have their own en-suite bathroom, while the remaining rooms are served by a well-equipped family bathroom. The front of the property provides substantial off-road parking with a wide driveway leading to a double garage, topped with an electric door. There are also useful extras such as an external power outlet, a hose tap and an electric vehicle charging point. At the rear, the garden has been thoughtfully landscaped, the highlight being the outdoor heated covered pool, offering year‑round enjoyment. At the far end of the garden there is a superb brick-built outdoor kitchen, the games/gym, a workshop and a billiards room. The property is ideally located close to transport links, such as Cheshunt railway station, the local High Street and popular schools.

A high-quality historic barn, detached, converted on approximately 7 acres, occupying a privileged village location in Worcestershire with easy access to local amenities while enjoying peaceful countryside, privacy and security. The former Victorian farmhouse includes a detached oak-framed outbuilding, four double bedrooms and potential equestrian use. The property benefits from all windows and doors being double-glazed and laminated, with no continuation chain. Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: G Local authority: Bromsgrove EPC: D Property construction: Standard brick and tile Electrical supply: Mains electricity Water supply: Mains water Drainage: Private drainage via septic tank Heating: Oil underfloor heating Broadband: Ultra-fast fibre broadband available in full; we recommend checking with your provider. Mobile signal: A 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the region; we recommend checking with your operator. Parking: Double garage and carport. Driveway parking for multiple vehicles. Total internal floor area: 2,439 sq ft Additional information: A well provides garden reticulation. The current owner has planted hedges to separate the garden path, which is now well established, making the sidewalk completely invisible and impenetrable to the property, ensuring both privacy and security. Title information: The property is subject to historic rights and restrictive covenants contained in a deed dated 28 November 1963, including rights relating to the laying and maintenance of a gas main. A public footpath runs along the southwest boundary.

Situated in the idyllic village of Little Hormead, Pattens Barn is a stunning four-bedroom converted barn. Protected by its own gated entrance on this small development of only three houses, you will find a spacious, characterful country home in an exclusive, peaceful setting. Located in the heart of East Hertfordshire countryside, the property was converted 25 years ago and blends traditional charm with modern luxury. It features a dramatic full-height gable entrance with a striking glass façade and a gallery-step landing above. The market town of Buntingford is only 3.3 miles away with its local schools, shops and restaurants, and Bishops Stortford 10 miles away offering excellent schools and fast trains to London, with the A10 giving access to London and Cambridge. Whether you’re seeking a slower pace of life or need quick access to the outside world, this location offers the perfect balance of rural charm and urban convenience. Upon entering, you are immediately impressed by the property's spectacular entrance, through oak-framed double glass doors in the hallway. With the entire glazed façade behind you, the light, bright space highlights the elegant wooden staircase, clad in a colorful finish. Hidden behind the staircase is a cosy study offering a nice view of the pasture across the road. On the other side of the staircase lies a practical cloakroom. To your right, you’ll find the open-plan café-style kitchen, a generous room that also has another door leading to the garden. High-quality neutral grey furniture is paired with traditional wooden work surfaces throughout. The tiled floor is robust and practical, while introducing inviting tones that highlight the age of the property. The space is large enough to accommodate a sizeable dining table, and a cosy nook has been created between the utility room and the large walk-in pantry. This space is perfect for a small sofa, making this kitchen very convivial and ideal for entertaining. On the other side of the hall there is a large reception room where characterful wooden floors, an extended row of windows and a stunning wood-burning stove come together to create a fantastic space for relaxing and entertaining. Climbing to the upper floor, the full-height gallery landing is fully appreciated, flooding the landing with natural light and giving a real sense of space. The wide landing runs either side of the central staircase, creating a bright, open atmosphere rarely found in traditional houses. There are four generously sized double bedrooms, each ideally placed for comfort and privacy. The main bedroom benefits from an elegant en-suite bathroom, while another double bedroom also benefits from a private shower with an en-suite bathroom – perfect for guests or family. A well-equipped family bathroom is accessible directly from the landing and also conveniently connects to a third bedroom, offering semi-private use. This upstairs layout has been designed for storage, practicality and luxury, making it ideal for family living or hosting visitors. In addition, Pattens Barn also offers a separate two-bedroom annexe. This very friendly space is ideal for guests or multi-generational living. In its current state, it does not have a fully functioning kitchen, as it is mainly used as a gym and home office. In the past, however, the owners ran this annexe as a successful AirBNB, generating additional income. Overall, this versatile space is ready to be modernised to suit the next owners’ lifestyle. Outside, walking out of a quiet driveway on the edge of Little Hormead, access to Pattens Barn is via a private lane leading to a five-bar wooden gate. At the entrance there is a shared barn that houses the barn’s oil tank as well as storage racking. Up the lane, the gate opens onto a gravel driveway where a double carport sits on the left and the large two-bedroom annexe leads to the garden area. There is storage with overhead panels above the carport, as well as external water and lighting. This pretty, low-maintenance garden offers two fantastic terraces positioned to catch the sun in the early and late day, creating peaceful spaces to enjoy the tranquil countryside setting of this rural home. Location Little Hormead is a small village situated between the larger villages of Great Hormead, Hare Street and just west of the Pelhams. Surrounded by accessible countryside via numerous footpaths, it is a small community with a picturesque church and views of the hill towards Hare Street. For regional links you can join the A10, less than 4 miles away in Buntingford, which offers shops, restaurants and local schools. The popular village of Braughing is also just 3.6 miles to the south, offering a local primary school, excellent pubs, a community centre and playgrounds. There are also excellent local primary schools in Great Hormead and Furneux Pelham. For commuters, Bishops Stortford railway station is 9 miles away and, within 10 miles, Hertford and Royston both offer fast trains to London. For regular travelers, Stansted is 16 miles away, just beyond the M11. This location also offers a choice of excellent independent schools, with St Edmund’s College the closest at only 6 miles, followed by Bishops Stortford College (9 miles), Heath Mount School (14 miles), St Christopher’s in Letchworth (14 miles) and Haileybury College in Hertford Heath (15 miles).

Pemberley House is a fabulous detached family home occupying a private position, discreetly set off a quiet lane in the heart of this highly regarded South Leicestershire village. Beautifully presented throughout, the property has been thoughtfully designed with interiors curated by a renowned local designer, creating a stylish yet comfortable living environment perfectly suited to modern family life. Set within approximately one acre of landscaped gardens, the house enjoys uninterrupted views across open countryside, offering a rare combination of privacy and far-reaching rural outlooks. Electric gates open onto a sweeping driveway, providing ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles and access to the house and garaging. An enclosed porch leads into a welcoming entrance hall, featuring a dog-leg staircase rising to the first floor, a guest cloakroom, and two fitted storage cupboards. The ground floor offers an excellent balance of reception space, including a generous lounge and music room—an impressive triple-aspect space centred around a striking stone fireplace, with French doors opening onto a side terrace and the gardens beyond. There are two further reception rooms comprising a cosy snug and a formal dining room. The recently refitted kitchen is a standout feature, appointed with bespoke cabinetry from Portree Kitchens. It includes a butler’s sink, a large central island with seating, and integrated appliances including a wine cooler, dishwasher, and microwave (the range cooker is available by separate negotiation). The kitchen flows seamlessly into a bright dining area, where bi-fold doors open onto the rear terrace—ideal for casual dining and entertaining. Beyond this lies a spacious utility/boot room, perfectly suited to country living, with access to the side garden and internal entry to the attached garage, which measures approximately 4.9m x 4.68m and is fitted with an electric roller door. In addition, there is a larger detached garage measuring approximately 6.35m x 5m, also benefiting from an electric roller door. The first floor accommodation is arranged around a spacious galleried landing. The principal bedroom is an exceptional triple-aspect room with fitted cabinetry and a Juliet balcony, perfectly framing the breath taking countryside views. It is complemented by a luxurious ensuite bathroom featuring double vanity units, a freestanding bath, and a walk-in shower. A guest bedroom also benefits from its own ensuite, while two further double bedrooms and a single bedroom are served by a contemporary family shower room. Outside, the grounds are a true highlight. The wraparound gardens are beautifully landscaped, with well-stocked flower borders, a variety of specimen trees, and several thoughtfully positioned seating areas designed to capture the sun throughout the day. The rear and side terraces provide superb spaces for outdoor entertaining, while a charming orchard offers a selection of cooking apple, eating apple, and plum trees. Pemberley House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully finished home in a peaceful village setting, combining elegant interiors with exceptional outdoor space and far-reaching views. Situation Willoughby Waterleys is a charming village nestled in the south Leicestershire countryside, approximately 8 miles north of Leicester city centre and 7 miles from Lutterworth. Surrounded by some of the county’s most scenic landscapes, the village offers a peaceful rural setting with an active local community. At its heart is St Mary's Church, dating back to the 13th century, and the area is interwoven with footpaths and bridleways, perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside. Schooling is available in the nearby villages of Countesthorpe, Gilmorton, and at Lutterworth College. For those seeking independent education, excellent options nearby include Leicester Grammar School and LGS Stoneygate in Great Glen, as well as the renowned Rugby School. The village also benefits from excellent transport connections, with easy access to the M1, M6, and A14. The property is well placed for commuters, with Market Harborough station accessible by car in under 30 minutes, offering direct services to London St Pancras in under one hour. Rugby station is also within 30 minutes’ drive, providing fast services to London Euston in a similar time. Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - G EPC Rating - D Services - The property is believed to be connected to mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Mobile Phone coverage - 5G and 4G mobile signal is available in the area—we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability - Standard ADSL 5 Mbps, Superfast FTTC 80 Mbps Broadband Speed is available in the area—we advise you to check with your provider. Local Authority - Harborough District Council. Listed Building Status - Not listed Construction - Standard Brick.

An extraordinary Clock Tower residence set within gated parkland on the historic Askham Park estate. Beautifully reimagined to offer almost 3,000 sq ft of elegant living space, blending period craftsmanship with contemporary luxury. Guide Price £1,100,000 - £1,200,000 A Rare Landmark Home Within Private Parkland Drive along the private road to the principal gateway of the estate, winding through tranquil parkland, The Clock Tower reveals itself slowly and dramatically, a striking architectural landmark that immediately evokes the romance and craftsmanship of the Arts & Crafts era. Originally built in 1880 by Sir Andrew Fairbairn as part of the Askham Richard Estate, this remarkable building once formed part of the estate's working stable complex before being sensitively transformed in 2015 into five exceptional residences, with The Clock Tower standing proudly as the central flagship home. Today it offers nearly 3,000 sq ft of elegant accommodation, where historic architecture meets modern luxury. From the moment you arrive, there is a palpable sense of privacy, heritage and exclusivity, enhanced by its setting within gated private parkland. Homes of this calibre and character rarely come to market, particularly those combining such architectural significance with the comfort and efficiency of contemporary living with Character and Warmth. Approach The Clock Tower across the gravelled courtyard to large double front doors surrounded by mullioned windows. Stepping inside, the home opens into a remarkable reception hall with generous proportions and soaring ceilings, immediately setting the tone for the rest of the property. The spaces throughout the home are beautifully balanced light-filled yet cosy, impressive yet inviting. The main reception room was once the original tack room, and its heritage remains proudly on display. Here, an original fireplace framed by glazed brickwork, elegant period coving, and large windows framed by architectural imperfect arches, create a wonderfully atmospheric setting. Whether hosting guests, enjoying quiet evenings by the fire, or relaxing with family, this room feels both sophisticated and deeply comforting. A standout architectural feature is the original and beautifully restored, glazed wooden tack cabinetry which tells the story of the building's past while providing a striking visual contrast against the refined interior finishes. A Kitchen Designed for Entertaining At the heart of the home lies an exceptional kitchen, dining and breakfast space, an environment designed for entertaining, socialising and everyday living.The kitchen is beautifully crafted with bespoke handmade oak-lined, hand-painted cabinetry, complemented by natural stone flooring and striking glazed brick walls that echo the building's heritage finished with granite worktops. A large central island and breakfast bar provide the perfect place for informal gatherings, morning coffee or evening drinks while dinner is prepared. This room effortlessly combines architectural drama with warmth, creating a space where friends and family naturally gather. Thoughtful Design Across Every Floor The home's layout flows beautifully across three levels, linked by striking original and architectural features. From the original stone staircase leading from the ground to first floor to the contemporary floating American maple staircase rising to the upper level, every transition between floors feels deliberate and refined. Across the upper floors you will find four generously proportioned bedrooms, including a magnificent principal suite on the second floor featuring a walk-in closet, luxurious en-suite and captivating architectural lines beneath the roof structure. One of the most remarkable spaces lies within the clock tower itself, where part of the original clock mechanism remains concealed yet visible, with exposed cogwork offering a glimpse into the building's engineering heritage. The clock face allows natural light to filter into the space, creating an inspiring environment ideal for a study or creative workspace. Throughout the home, wet underfloor heating powered by a biomass system provides energy-efficient warmth across all floors, ensuring comfort and sustainability without compromising the property's character. Outdoor Setting & Grounds The Clock Tower sits within beautifully maintained private parkland, creating an atmosphere that feels more like a countryside retreat than a typical residential setting.A tree-lined driveway leads to the residence, enhancing the sense of arrival and exclusivity. The surrounding green space provides a peaceful backdrop for daily life, ideal for quiet walks, outdoor entertaining or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the setting. The property benefits from: .Private garage .Two allocated parking spaces .Additional visitor parking .Secure and peaceful surroundings within the estate grounds. .Private Garden Life in Askham Park Situated between the two villages of Askham Richard and Askham Bryan, just outside the historic city of York, the villages are two of North Yorkshire's most desirable rural communities. Known for their charming character, village duck ponds, welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of community, they provide the perfect balance between countryside living and city convenience. Residents enjoy access to traditional village amenities including a well-loved village pub, local farm shops and scenic countryside walks that stretch across the surrounding Yorkshire landscape. Community events, seasonal gatherings and local activities give the villages a warm and neighbourly feel.Families are particularly drawn to the area thanks to the proximity to highly regarded local schools, alongside York's renowned independent options, make the area highly desirable for families relocating to the region.Excellent Connectivity Despite its peaceful rural setting, Askham Park benefits from outstanding connectivity. The nearby city of York provides regular rail services from York Railway Station, offering direct routes to: Leeds - approx. 25 minutes Manchester - approx. 1 hour London - approx. 2 hours Edinburgh - approx. 2 hours The A64 and A1(M) also provide convenient road access to major northern cities, making this an excellent location for commuters who want countryside serenity without sacrificing connectivity. A Home That Truly Stands Apart The Clock Tower is far more than a house, it is a piece of Yorkshire heritage carefully reimagined for modern life. With its remarkable architecture, generous proportions, private parkland setting and refined interiors, it offers a lifestyle that is both elegant and deeply personal.As the current owners beautifully describe in their reflections on the home, living here feels both grand and intimate - a place where historic craftsmanship meets everyday comfort. For buyers seeking something genuinely unique, a home that inspires, impresses and provides a sanctuary just minutes from York, The Clock Tower represents a rare and extraordinary opportunity.Material Information Part A - Essential InformationTenure: FreeholdGround Rent: £0Service Charge: £310 per month (management group of 5 households, includes sinking fund)Council Tax Band: GAsking Price: £1,250,000Shared Ownership: No (property now being sold at 100% ownership by current owners)New Build: No - fully renovated in 2016, first occupied in 2017Part B - Property-Specific Information Utilities & ServicesHeating: Underfloor heating powered by biomass (wood pellet system)Electricity Supply: MainsWater Supply: MainsDrainage: Septic tankBroadband: Full fibre of 1000mps available and installed.Mobile Signal: Strong, supported by internal boostersParkingLocated within private parklandParking Provision: Two parking spaces, detached double garage, plus visitor parkingBuilding Safety & LegalCladding: NoEWS1 Form: Not applicableAsbestos: None knownLegal Rights & RestrictionsRestrictive Covenants / Rights of Way: Yes - historic (full details available on request)Nearby Planning Applications: One outstanding application on adjacent land (outside property boundary)Part C - Additional InformationFlood Risk: NoCoastal Erosion Risk: NoPlanning Permission Refusals: NoneMining / Subsidence / Ground Movement: None knownStructural Condition: No major renovations or structural work requiredPrevious Use: Not previously used as an HMO, probate sale, repossession, or similarNeighbour / Boundary Disputes: NoneListed / Conservation Area: NoAccessibility Features / Limitations: None knownPlease be aware that both sellers and buyers will incur a £75 inc VAT fee per person, for the completion of Anti-Money Laundering verifications under the regulations we have to follow.Upon receipt of any offer these steps will follow. 1. Any offer put forward will be qualified by Anita, our independent financial advisor, who will give you a call to discuss how you will be funding this purchase. 2. We require proof of your finances for your purchase. This will be evidence of where your cash is held e.g. bank statement, proof of mortgage/mortgage in principal or if your finances are from a sale on a property, we will require details of your solicitor acting for you to confirm. 3. Once a sale is agreed, you will then be required to provide solicitor details. We can provide you with a competitive conveyancing quote. 4. Further documents required from you in person are: photo ID (passport/driving licence) and proof of current address dated within the last 3 months (utility bill, council tax or mortgage statement).

The Old Spread Eagle, Ford End is a landmark countryside residence located in the heart of the picturesque village of Ford End, just north of Chelmsford. The Old Spread Eagle is an exceptionally characterful village pub that has been beautifully reimagined as an elegant countryside home of rare character and scale. Offering approximately 3,777 square feet of refined accommodation, this remarkable house combines historic charm with contemporary luxury, all set within breathtaking views and gardens extending to about an acre. Restored with care and impeccably maintained, the property opens to a grand entrance hall where reclaimed oak cider floorboards set the tone of the workmanship and quality that flow throughout the home. Two stunning interconnecting reception rooms provide flexible living and entertaining space, bathed in natural light from double and triple aspects. Exposed beams, beamwashed timbers, bespoke shelving, bay seating and brick fireplaces create an atmosphere of warmth, elegance and refined country living, currently arranged as a formal dining room for effortless entertaining. There is a wood-burning stove in one, and a gas stove in the second reception/dining room. The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home: a beautifully appointed space with a Rangemaster cooker, Corian worktops, an integrated Neff dishwasher and a slate floor, with plenty of space for relaxed family dining. Completing this, a fully equipped utility room, a cloakroom/WC, and another versatile sitting room with French doors opening directly onto the garden – perfect as a garden room, studio, leisure space or refined home office. Upstairs, the ground floor offers five beautifully decorated bedrooms, each presented to a high standard. The master suite benefits from a private dressing room and en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has an adjacent bathroom, while three other bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes, one of which is currently used as a home office. A luxurious family bathroom completes the upper floor, with two double basins and a separate shower. The standalone annexe, converted from the former garage and accessibly from inside via one of the reception rooms, offers exceptional flexibility. It comprises an open-plan living and kitchen area with a separate shower and underfloor heating — ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, a private workspace or income potential. Gardens and grounds The landscaped gardens are a standout feature of The Old Spread Eagle. Designed to maximise the rural setting to enjoy sweeping, uninterrupted views over the farmland, a paved terrace provides a perfect vantage point for al fresco dining and sunrise-watching, extending to manicured lawns, mature trees and shrubs. The estate also includes a small orchard, a vegetable garden, a pond and a tools/store workshop, creating a life setting that is both beautiful and practical. The property benefits from multiple private parking areas, including convenient off-road parking by the kitchen for easy unloading, additional parking by the annexe, and a gravel secured parking area beyond the twin wooden gates, with grilles. Other features include double glazing (including leaded-light windows), three-phase power, a GPL gas boiler and underfloor heating in the annexe. There is also high-speed fibre broadband at 1000 Mbps, ideal for remote working. The Old Spread Eagle is much more than a house; it is an exceptional residence offering space, history, elegance and privacy in one of the Essex countryside’s most charming settings. A rare opportunity to acquire a village landmark that offers luxury, lifestyle and heritage in equal measure. Located in the idyllic semi-rural village of Ford End, the property benefits from a charming community atmosphere with its own primary school and historic church, while remaining superbly connected for modern living. High-end dining and country hospitality are at hand, with the renowned Galvin Green Man and the Leather Bottle at Pleshey a short drive away. Chelmsford town centre is about eight miles away, offering extensive shopping, leisure facilities and highly regarded education, including secondary schools and the prestigious New Hall School. Mainline rail services provide quick and direct links to London Liverpool Street, making this location ideal for commuters seeking refined country living with urban accessibility. Another exceptional educational option includes Felsted School, within four miles. Road connections are equally convenient, with quick access to the A12, A120, M25 and M11, offering excellent links to London, Cambridge and Stansted Airport for national and international travel.

Spread over three levels of an elegant period property, this exceptional three-bedroom home offers a contemporary living space beautifully designed, finished to an exceptional standard throughout. Meticulously restored behind a charming historic façade, the property blends character with modern living. Highlights include three spacious double bedrooms, all with bespoke built-in storage, acoustic glazing, shutters, and carefully crafted lighting and décor. The redesigned kitchen is both elegant and practical, equipped with dark grey stone worktops, a ceramic hob with extractor, and two double ovens, making it ideal for entertaining. Oak and ceramic flooring runs throughout the property, complemented by luxurious underfloor heating with app control. A generous humidity-controlled space showcases Italian porcelain fittings and offers views a roof terrace, while integrated audio systems are installed throughout the home. Security is paramount, with a high-end ADT monitored alarm system covering both fire and security, fully controllable remotely. One of the property’s most unique features is the private roof terrace, perfectly positioned to catch sunlight year-round. At the rear, a sizeable enclosed garden provides a tranquil outdoor retreat, beautifully landscaped in a Grecian style with a mature magnolia, ferns, herbs and wildflowers. The garden offers an exceptional extension of living space for year-round entertaining, and also includes a built-in outbuilding. Located on the highly sought-after Kew Road, the property is a short stroll from Richmond High Street and station, with easy access to trendy restaurants along Kew Road, shops, bars and cafes in central Richmond, and the open green spaces of Old Deer Park and the Thames. A truly unique home in an exceptional location.

Extending to nearly 3,000 square feet, with 1.7 acres of land, the house has been finished with modern family living in mind. At the front, access is via a private driveway with parking for several vehicles. The ground floor offers a good balance of living, welcoming and working spaces, including well-proportioned reception rooms, a spacious kitchen/breakfast area and a thoughtfully converted double garage. The space now includes a guest bedroom with en-suite shower, a study/gym and a very practical boot room. Also on the ground floor are a second office, a utility room and excellent storage, a major advantage for family life, with ample space for coats, shoes, bags, toys, sports equipment, seasonal items and household necessities, allowing the main living areas to stay calm and uncluttered. The more formal sitting room benefits from a full-height oak-framed glass extension to the rear and a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and welcoming space with views over the garden. The generously proportioned kitchen/dining area features integrated appliances, a central island with a breakfast bar and an adjoining family area, also enhanced by a oak frame and floor-to-ceiling glazing overlooking the rear garden. Upstairs, the bedrooms are spacious and comfortable. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with high ceilings, full-height floor-to-ceiling windows, fantastic views over the garden and beyond, plus an en-suite shower. Two further king-size bedrooms offer excellent proportions, built-in wardrobes and generous floor space, one served by a well-equipped family bathroom and the other by an en-suite. The 1.7-acre grounds are particularly notable and a rare find on the current market. Just behind the house sits a superb formal landscaped garden with a sunny aspect, mature planting, lawn, terrace and seating areas ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. Beyond, a timber-framed through-hedge path leads to a substantial informal paddock-style garden, mostly lawned and bordered by mature trees and hedges. This stunning rear garden offers vast potential for family sport, nature, entertaining and gardening, as well as a large outdoor storage space for sheds, further enhancing the property's practicality. Weston Road is located on the outskirts of the charming village of Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, at the foot of the Chiltern hills. It offers local amenities such as a primary school, village shop and church, with excellent countryside walks nearby, including Wendover Woods and the Ridgeway Path. The property sits in the catchment of the renowned Aylesbury Grammar School, Aylesbury High School and Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School. Commute links are excellent, with nearby rail services from Tring providing regular connections to London Euston, while Wendover station offers Chiltern line services to London Marylebone. The A41 provides convenient access to Aylesbury, Tring, Berkhamsted, the M25 and the wider motorway network. Notes Please note that we have not tested any appliance, installation, equipment or service. Prospective buyers should undertake their own investigations as to the order of operation of these elements. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guide purposes only. Council Tax Buckinghamshire Council, Band G Public Utilities Electricity: Grid supply Gas: Mains Water: Mains Sewers: Mains Broadband: Cable Telephone: Landline Other features Heating: Not specified Garden/Outdoor space: Yes Parking: Yes Garage: Yes More information

Pemberley House is a fabulous detached family home occupying a private position, discreetly located in a quiet lane at the heart of this highly regarded village in southern Leicestershire. Beautifully presented throughout, the property has been thoughtfully designed with interiors selected by a renowned local designer, creating an elegant yet comfortable living environment perfectly suited to modern family life. Set in about an acre of landscaped grounds, the house benefits from open countryside views, offering a rare combination of privacy and expansive rural vistas. Electric gates open onto a wide driveway, providing substantial off-road parking for multiple vehicles and access to the house and parking. A enclosed porch leads to a welcoming entrance hall, featuring a dog-leg staircase to the first floor, a cloakroom for guests and two fitted storage cupboards. The ground floor offers an excellent balance of reception spaces, including a generous living room and a music room — an impressive triple-height space centered around a striking stone fireplace, with bifold doors opening to a side terrace and the gardens beyond. There are two additional reception rooms comprising a cosy sitting room and a formal dining room. The recently renovated kitchen is a standout feature, equipped with bespoke Portree Kitchens units. It includes a butler sink, a large central island with seating and integrated appliances including a wine cooler, a dishwasher and a microwave (range cooker available separately). The kitchen flows seamlessly into a light dining room, where folding doors open to the rear terrace — ideal for relaxed meals and entertaining. Beyond lies a substantial utility/boot room, well suited to country living, with access to the side garden and an internal door to the attached garage, which measures approximately 4.9 m x 4.68 m and is equipped with an electric roller shutter door. Additionally, there is a larger detached garage measuring approximately 6.35 m x 5 m, also benefiting from an electric roller shutter door. The first-floor accommodations are arranged around a wide landing with a gallery. The principal bedroom is a superb three-sided room with fitted furniture and a Juliet balcony, perfectly framing the breathtaking views over the countryside. It is complemented by a luxurious en-suite bathroom with double vanity units, a free-standing bath and a walk-in shower. A guest bedroom also benefits from a private en-suite, while two further double bedrooms and a further single bedroom are served by a contemporary family shower room. Outside, the parkland is a true highlight. The surrounding gardens are beautifully landscaped, with well-filled floral borders, a variety of specimen trees and several thoughtfully placed seating areas to catch the sun throughout the day. The rear and side terraces offer excellent spaces for outdoor entertaining, while a charming orchard provides a selection of cooking apples, eating apples and plums. Pemberley House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully appointed home in a peaceful village setting, combining elegant interiors with exceptional outdoor space and far-reaching panoramic views. Location Willoughby Waterleys is a charming village set in the south Leicestershire countryside, about 8 miles north of Leicester city centre and 7 miles from Lutterworth. Surrounded by some of the county’s most picturesque countryside, the village offers a tranquil rural setting with an active local community. In the heart of this church lies St Mary’s Church, dating from the 13th century, and the area is crisscrossed with footpaths and bridleways, perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside. Education is available in nearby villages such as Countesthorpe, Gilmorton and at Lutterworth College. For those seeking independent schooling, excellent nearby options include Leicester Grammar School and LGS Stoneygate at Great Glen, as well as the renowned Rugby School. The village also benefits from excellent transport links, with easy access to the M1, M6 and A14 roads. The property is well placed for commuters, with Market Harborough railway station reachable by car in under 30 minutes, offering direct services to London St Pancras in under an hour. Rugby railway station is also under 30 minutes by car, offering fast services to London Euston on a similar schedule. Services, utilities and property information - Full ownership Council Tax band - G EPC Rating - D Services - It is believed the property is connected to electricity, gas, water and mains drainage. Mobile coverage - 5G and 4G mobile signals are available in the area; we recommend checking with your operator. Broadband availability - Standard ADSL 5 Mbps, FTTC superfast 80 Mbps available in the region; we recommend checking with your provider. Local Authority - Harborough District Council. Listed status - Unlisted building - Traditional brick construction. Important notice: Property details - Whilst we aim to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, equipment, fixtures or fittings. We do not guarantee that they are connected, functioning or fit for their intended use. Floor plans - Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are for guidance only and not to scale. 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Step Inside Aldbrough Hall is an exceptional Grade II listed manor house, distinguished by its handsome elevations, rich heritage and well-balanced accommodation. Dating from the 18th century, the property occupies a prominent and elevated position in the heart of Aldbrough St. John, overlooking the expansive village green and enclosed by mature walled gardens. The house retains a wealth of original features, including tall sash windows with shutters, deep cornicing, decorative skirting, a cantilever staircase, stone flagged flooring and a several impressive fireplaces.The current owners have undertaken an extensive and sensitive programme of restoration, enhancing both the structure and the aesthetic of the home. Works include a new roof, external lime rendering, cast iron rainwater goods, upgraded heating and electrics, refurbished sash windows, as well as full refurbishment and redecorated throughout with quality and sympathetic fixtures and fittings. The result is a home that seamlessly blends period elegance with contemporary comfort.The accommodation is arranged around a substantial reception hall with a striking cantilever staircase. To the front, two formal reception rooms enjoy south facing sash windows and views across the green a refined drawing room with a marble fireplace and woodburning stove, and a generous dining room with an open fire and carved wooden surround. Further reception spaces include, a garden room with double doors opening to the garden, and a sitting room. The dining kitchen offers quality fitted Neptune kitchen cabinetry, quartz worktops, a central island and integrated appliances, an Everhot oven. The kitchen also offers original features including stone flagged flooring and exposed stone and brickwork. There is also a rear hallway and boot room/ utility providing additional storage and a cloakroom. A vaulted cellar provides extensive storage and holds potential to be converted into living space, such as a cinema room or wine cellar. The first floor offers a large landing, six well proportioned bedrooms including a superb principal suite with dressing room and en suite, alongside a further en suite bedroom and a quality family bathroom, complete with separate shower and freestanding bath.Step Outside Aldbrough Hall occupies an elevated position, with stone walled boundaries and steps leading to the front door. A driveway to the side leads to ample parking and the beautifully maintained grounds extending to approximately 4.13 acres. The immediate walled gardens offer manicured lawns, gravelled pathways, well stocked borders and mature planting, together with two attractive patio areas ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. A potting shed sits discreetly within the layout.Beyond the formal gardens, the wider grounds offer a woodland garden, with mature trees, an orchard and a generous paddock, ideal for equestrian use. Aldbrough Hall also benefits from an impressive range of outbuildings. Traditional cast iron loose boxes (requiring some maintenance) are housed within a barn, a double garage, carport, log store and further storage buildings. Ample private parking is available to the side and rear of the property.Services & Other Information Utilities – Mains electricity, drainage and water. Oil fired central heating. Tenure – FreeholdProperty Type – DetachedConstruction Type – Stone builtCouncil Tax – HParking – Private parking and garagingMobile Phone Coverage – Check with your providerInternet Connection – Full fibre availablePublic and Private rights of way – There is a right of access in favour of Aldbrough Lodge to their parking area over the drive way. Other – Please note that the property is in a designated conservation area and is Grade II Listed. We understand some of the trees within the grounds have a Tree Preservation Order. Viewing Arrangements – Strictly via the vendor’s sole agent at Fine & Country North Yorkshire and Durham.Plus d’informations

A substantial four-bedroom residence set on an acre of landscaped grounds in a sought-after semi-rural location, offering more than 3,700 square feet of versatile accommodation. The home comprises four spacious double bedrooms and benefits from a planning permission for a first-floor extension, allowing for upgrades if desired. The property includes numerous garages and outbuildings, incorporating well-equipped home offices, making it ideal for modern living or for those seeking a work-life balance. All of this sits in around an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, offering privacy, space and attractive landscaped grounds. Situated privately behind impressive electric gates, White Oaks, built circa 2000, is approached via a long block-paved driveway leading to a large gravel forecourt with ample parking for several vehicles and a detached double garage. A side access allows a run of versatile outbuildings, including two home offices, a separate gym and additional storage space. These spaces offer excellent potential for conversion to annex accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions, and are all situated on plots extending to over an acre. Enter a welcoming reception hall, with a bespoke vaulted door, opening to a charming living room centered around a fireplace with a line-in inset stove. The space flows seamlessly into the generous living areas, creating a wonderful sense of openness and connection. The principal reception room is beautifully appointed, with high ceilings, wooden flooring and woodland views, offering equal measures of style and comfort. Another living and reception space is found in the stunning 44-foot kitchen/dining/family room, where a lantern floods the space with natural light, adding a striking touch of architectural elegance. The contemporary kitchen is equipped with high-quality integrated De Dietrich appliances, extensive storage and a separate laundry room with exterior access. White Oaks offers four generous double bedrooms and four beautifully appointed bathrooms, of which three are en-suite. Each room has been thoughtfully designed with stylish decor and benefits from full-space air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort, complemented by underfloor heating in certain areas. Notably, the master suite features a vaulted ceiling and sliding doors opening directly onto the sunlit terrace and garden. This serene space includes a luxurious en-suite shower room and a dressing area, creating a private retreat. Planning permission has recently been granted to add a generous first-floor level, adding 1,500 square feet to this already impressive residential home. This can be viewed with Chelmsford Borough Council under reference: /FUL. The main residence and associated outbuildings together offer an exceptional multi-generational living, working from home and leisure opportunity. Directly behind White Oaks is the largest outbuilding, comprising three versatile rooms that could serve as offices or leisure spaces, each finished with attractive pine cladding and with heating and air conditioning for year-round comfort. Beyond is a second annex building, currently set up as a gym, with French doors opening onto the grounds. To the front is a detached double garage with a pitched roof, and planning permission has been granted to double the parking capacity (ref: /FUL). Additional features include gas central heating, a pressurised water system, security cameras, an alarm system and a private drainage system. The landscaped gardens begin at the front of the property, flanking the driveway and continue to the rear, offering a broad lawn, mature trees and ornamental shrubs, all enclosed by fencing for privacy and security. Located in a peaceful, semi-rural setting on the outskirts of Sandon, near Danbury and its country park, White Oaks combines tranquility with convenience. Chelmsford town centre is easily accessible, offering excellent schooling options, including Sandon School, New Hall and local secondary schools. The town also features a large shopping centre led by John Lewis. For commuters there is a Sandon Park & Ride with services to Chelmsford town centre and the station, as well as the new Beaulieu Park station providing direct services to London Liverpool Street. The property also has excellent road links via the A12, connecting to the M25 and beyond. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious, beautifully maintained home set within a large estate, complemented by versatile outbuildings, all located in one of the region’s most sought-after villages.

Offered to the market chain free and requiring modernisation throughout, the property comprises of entrance hall, front reception room with bay window, kitchen-diner, three bedrooms, secluded rear garden. There is potential to extend subject to usual consents. The property is located just a stones-throw from both Clock House and Kent House mainline stations which offer swift access into London Bridge, London Victoria, Cannon Street, Charing Cross, and Lewisham for DLR. There are also a number of excellent primary and secondary schools, making this an ideal purchase for families.

Beautifully proportioned two-bedroom split-level maisonette, quietly positioned within an attractive cul-de-sac in the heart of the sought-after BR3 postcode. Conveniently located just moments from Penge High Street, the property enjoys easy access to an excellent selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and transport connections. Approached via a peaceful communal pathway, the property benefits from its own private entrance, with a useful vestibule providing space for coats and footwear. Stairs lead to a spacious central hallway, setting the tone for the generous accommodation beyond. A particular feature of the home is the impressive reception room, bathed in natural light through expansive wall-to-wall glazing and enhanced by a charming window seat, creating a wonderful place to relax. The reception room flows seamlessly into a well-defined dining area, which in turn connects to the fitted kitchen, offering an excellent balance of open-plan living and practical day-to-day functionality. From the reception room, an open staircase rises to the upper floor, where there are two generous double bedrooms, both enjoying large windows and far-reaching views across the surrounding area. A contemporary family bathroom completes the accommodation. Offered with the significant benefit of a share of freehold, this unique home provides a wonderful sense of space and privacy, feeling more similar to a house than a traditional maisonette. Ideally situated for highly regarded schools, excellent local amenities and convenient transport links, it represents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, professionals and downsizers alike.

Palm Court is a popular shared freehold development of apartments conveniently located close to local shops, High Street and stations. This particular apartment is situated on the first floor and to the rear of the development benefiting from a 16'5" x 11'9" reception room with good size westerly facing balcony with open outlook enjoying afternoon and evening sun. The 553 square foot/51.4 square metres of accommodation is well presented throughout and offers light and airy accommodation, security entry system, laminated floors, stripped wooden effect floors and fitted carpets. We strongly recommend a viewing. Palm Court is located on the corner of Croydon Road and Cromwell Road very close to a parade of local shops, the High Street with its wealth of restaurants, bars and shops is 0.4 of a mile away passing Croydon Road Recreation Ground entrance. Clock House Railway Station with trains to Charing Cross with DLR connection at Lewisham is 0.7 of a mile away. Beckenham Junction Railway Station with trains to Victoria is 0.9 of a mile away.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this charming mid-terrace family home presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a well-located property with scope to add value. The accommodation comprises a delightful front garden, welcoming entrance hall, spacious and bright through lounge with patio doors opening onto a private and secluded rear garden, and a fitted kitchen. To the first floor are two generous double bedrooms, a well-proportioned single bedroom, and a modern family bathroom. The property is presented in fair condition and would benefit from some light modernisation, offering purchasers the chance to create a home tailored to their own tastes. There is also potential to extend, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Tucked away within a popular and quiet cul-de-sac with a genuine sense of community, the property is ideally situated for a range of local amenities. It is within easy walking distance of Clock House and Elmers End stations, Croydon Road Recreation Ground, Beckenham High Street, and a selection of highly regarded schools.

A rare opportunity to acquire a spacious two-bedroom maisonette on a sought-after road in Beckenham, offering many of the benefits of a house including an impressive 80ft private garden and private garage. The property also benefits from no service charges, no ground rent and a 961-year lease. The first floor property consists of a bright and airy spacious kitchen diner, separate reception room, two double bedrooms with built in storage and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from a large boarded loft space. Extenernally, the property boasts large 80 ft. private garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area perfect for al-fresco dining. The property has excellent transport links into The City, just being a short walk from Elmers End Station and Clock House Station. It also sits in the catchment for several highly-regarded schools including Balgowan Primary, and is within walking distance of Croydon Recreation Park and Beckenham High Street.

Arranged over three floors, the property offers bright, generous living space with classic period appeal and a landscaped rear garden. The ground floor features two inviting reception rooms, the rear opening to a decked patio and mature garden, along with a separate fitted kitchen with garden access. The first floor offers two double bedrooms, a further bedroom/home office and a modern family bathroom. The top floor hosts a spacious principal bedroom with shower room. Perfectly located for Elmers End and Clock House stations, with convenient connections into London and across Beckenham, alongside nearby shops, restaurants, green spaces and sought after schools including Balgowan Primary and Harris Academy.

Eden Park Avenue, Beckenham, BR3 Guide Price &pound 850,000Knowing the purchase price means you can work out the total cost of buying the property.Read more about property price in our glossary page. Can you afford it? Added on PROPERTY TYPE Terraced BEDROOMS 4 BATHROOMS 2 SIZE 1,548 sq ft 144 sq m TENURE Describes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page. Freehold 1 Key features Beautifully presented four bedroom, two bathroom, mid terraced house Excellent location for Langley Schools, Unicorn, Harris and Marian Vian Open plan kitchen diner with high gloss units and bifold doors to rear garden Good sized bedrooms with built in storage Good sized rear garden with large patio and lawn area. Block drive to front Bright lounge to front of property with bay window and built in storage unit Set within a few minutes walk to Harvington with its stream, woods and open parkland Walking distance to Eden Park Station with trains direct to Lewisham for DLR, London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross Summer house with water supply and electricity Summarise property details This beautifully presented four bedroom, two bathroom mid-terraced house offers an inviting blend of contemporary style and practical family living, ideally situated for highly regarded schools including Langley, Unicorn, Harris, and Marian Vian. Immaculate throughout, the property welcomes you with a bright and spacious lounge at the front, featuring a charming bay window and a bespoke built-in storage unit. To the rear, the heart of the home is the stunning open plan kitchen diner, thoughtfully designed with high gloss units, a striking island feature, and built in banquette seating that creates an ideal space for family meals or entertaining guests. Bifold doors flood the area with natural light, seamlessly connecting the interior with the garden and allowing for an airy, modern feel. Upstairs, all four bedrooms are generously proportioned, three of which benefit from built in storage to maximise space and organisation, while the two sleek, modern bathrooms cater perfectly to the demands of a busy household. The attention to detail is evident in every room, from the quality finishes to the carefully chosen fixtures, ensuring a move-in ready home that still offers scope for personal touches. The location is equally impressive, with the tranquil green spaces of Harvington just a few minutes' walk away, and Eden Park Station within easy reach for fast, direct trains to Lewisham (for DLR), London Bridge, Cannon Street, and Charing Cross, making commuting effortless. Internal viewing is highly recommended. Disclaimer These particulars are provided as a general guide only and do not form part of any offer, contract, sale or tenancy agreement. Information is given in good faith and, where applicable, is based on details supplied by the seller, landlord or third parties. Buyers and tenants should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any information that is important to them, including measurements, floorplans, tenure, lease details, charges, council tax, planning, services, appliances, fixtures, fittings and contents. The Address has not tested any services, systems or appliances. Floorplans, measurements, photographs, areas, distances and travel times are approximate and for guidance only. Buyers and tenants should rely on their own inspections, enquiries and professional advisers before proceeding. Read full COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page. Ask agent PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page. Yes GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared. Yes ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page. Ask agent Energy performance certificate - ask agent Utilities, rights & restrictions Eden Park Avenue, Beckenham, BR3 Where are the closest supermarkets? Are there any parks nearby? Is there public transport nearby? What are the closest places to eat out? Approximate location Open mapStreet View My placesStationsSchools Add an important place to see how long it'd take to get there from our property listings. mins driving to your place Affordability Monthly repayments&pound 4,037 Property: &pound 850,000 Deposit: &pound 85,000 Interest rate: 4.85% Term: 30 years Recalculate Get a Mortgage in Principle Powered by These results are estimates and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage. 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Derrick Road, Beckenham, BR3 Guide Price &pound 650,000Knowing the purchase price means you can work out the total cost of buying the property.Read more about property price in our glossary page. Can you afford it? Added today PROPERTY TYPE Terraced BEDROOMS 3 BATHROOMS 1 SIZE 1,130 sq ft 105 sq m TENURE Describes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page. Freehold 1 Key features Chain free Garage to rear Approximately 1,004 sq ft of internal accommodation EPC Rating C Potential to extend to the rear and loft subject to planning permission Excellent location walking distance to great local schools and shops Potential to add off street parking Modern fitted kitchen Approximately 74 ft rear garden Excellent location for local schools and local amenities Summarise property details A well-proportioned three-bedroom mid-terrace family home, ideally positioned in a popular residential road in Beckenham and offering excellent living space, a generous rear garden and a garage. The ground floor is arranged around a welcoming entrance hallway and provides two separate reception rooms. To the front is a bright and spacious reception room with a large bay window and feature fireplace, while the second reception/dining room overlooks and provides access towards the rear garden. There is also a separate fitted kitchen, making this a practical layout for family living. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a particularly generous principal bedroom, together with a family bathroom. The property offers comfortable accommodation as it stands while also presenting an excellent opportunity for a new owner to update and personalise the home over time. Derrick Road is conveniently positioned for the amenities of Beckenham, with local schools, recreational facilities and the town centre all within the surrounding area, making this an appealing option for families looking to establish themselves in Beckenham. EPC Rating: C Disclaimer These particulars are provided as a general guide only and do not form part of any offer, contract, sale or tenancy agreement. Information is given in good faith and, where applicable, is based on details supplied by the seller, landlord or third parties. 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SB - If being able to leave the car at home and have Leatherhead on your doorstep sounds appealing, this one deserves a closer look. Just a six minute walk from Leatherhead town centre and around sixteen minutes on foot from Leatherhead train station, this well-proportioned apartment combines an incredibly convenient location with some rather useful extras - including allocated parking, a communal garden and a new lease currently being extended. Step inside and the layout is refreshingly straightforward. The entrance hall includes built-in storage, keeping coats, shoes and everyday clutter out of sight, before leading through to the main living space. And it's a room that pleasantly surprises. The living room gives you plenty of space to create proper areas for both relaxing and dining, while two windows bring in plenty of natural light. The separate kitchen sits conveniently alongside, keeping cooking away from the main living space. The bedroom is a comfortable double with the added benefit of a built-in wardrobe, while the bathroom has a bath with shower over. Outside, mature trees and established planting give the development a surprisingly leafy feel. Residents also have the benefit of a communal garden, providing welcome outside space without having to spend your weekends maintaining it. Then there's the allocated parking space - particularly handy when you consider just how much is within walking distance. With Leatherhead town centre approximately six minutes away on foot and the train station around sixteen minutes away, coffee, shopping, dinner or the commute can all be reached without automatically reaching for the car keys. For first-time buyers, downsizers or investors, the new lease currently being extended adds another important ingredient to what is already a very practical proposition. It may be a home where the next owner chooses to put their own stamp on the decor over time, but look beyond that and the fundamentals stack up rather nicely. Convenient. Manageable. And considerably better connected than you might expect. Other Information (as advised by the seller )... Council Tax: C Parking Arrangements: Allocated Parking Space Vendors position: Yet to Find a Property to Buy Tenure: Leasehold Lease Length: 159 Years Management Fee: &pound 1,950 Per Annum Ground Rent: &pound 90 Per Annum Floor Level: Second Floor Lift Access: N/A Location of Boiler: Kitchen Age of Boiler: 10+ Years Age of Windows: 10+ Years Approx. Age of Construction: 1985 Potential Rental Value: &pound 1,200 - &pound 1,350 Per Calendar Month Agent: Steph Briscoe Broadband connection: copy & paste this link into your browser and use postcode to search checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Mobile signal/coverage: copy & paste this link into your browser and use postcode to search checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Stamp Duty: copy & paste this link into your browser: stampdutycalculator.org.uk/ Please verify these details through the conveyancing process All distances or travel times are based on Google Maps

NO CHAIN Spanning 4,254 square feet This magnificent Grade II listed four-bedroom detached home offers an abundance of character, versatile living spaces and exciting development opportunities, all set within a substantial plot. Blending period charm with modern convenience, the property features a range of reception rooms, generous gardens and outbuildings with development potential (subject to planning permission). The ground floor demonstrates thoughtful design and family living, with a multitude of reception spaces providing flexible accommodation to suit your needs. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, a beautifully bright and welcoming space that flows seamlessly to the dining room and adjacent living room. This open-concept layout is ideal for entertaining or gathering; in addition, a separate family room offers a large light-filled space leading to the rear conservatory with views over the private gardens, making it a wonderful place to relax year-round. A separate w.c. and a utility room add practicality to this exceptional layout. Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four generously proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from an ensuite bathroom, providing privacy and convenience, while the other bedrooms share access to two beautifully appointed bathrooms from the landing. An additional room is currently used as a lodge but could easily serve as a fifth bedroom if required, adding further versatility to this exceptional home. One of the standout features of this property is the range of outbuildings, offering exciting development opportunities (subject to the necessary building permissions). With space above one of the buildings currently used as a games room, there is potential to further develop this space as an office, studio or annexe, providing unlimited potential to suit your lifestyle. Situated on a substantial plot, the property benefits from beautifully maintained gardens to the side and rear, creating a peaceful outdoor haven. Mature plantings and established boundaries provide an excellent degree of privacy, making this space ideal for outdoor entertaining, family games or simply relaxing in the serenity of your surroundings. The property is enhanced by off-road gated parking leading to the outbuildings, providing secure parking for multiple vehicles. As a Grade II listed property, this house is rich in character and period features, its heritage reflected in every detail. From the elegant proportions of the rooms to timeless architectural features, the property is a fine example of historic charm elevated by modern renovations to create a functional and luxurious family home. This exceptional property offers a unique combination of spacious living, period charm and development potential, making it a rare discovery on today’s market. Whether you are seeking a family home, a project with further development potential, or a blend of both, this home offers endless possibilities.

SITUATION & EMPLACEMENT Considered to date partly from the medieval period, Honeysuckle Farm — formerly known as Dagwood Farmhouse — is a truly enchanting Grade II thatched residence set well back from the road in an exceptionally private rural setting. Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens of about an acre (subject to survey), the property forms part of a small group of distinguished period houses, including Willow Farm, Mulberry Farm and Oak Farm, each reflecting the region’s rich architectural heritage. Historically, the house is believed to have held a notable status, associated with the neighbouring farm, with lands once owned and cultivated by monks from the nearby Abbey of Bury St Edmunds. The forecourt, with its Ashfield Road frontage, originally formed the village space, reinforcing the sense of history and openness that defines this setting. The accommodation is both generous and versatile, marrying period charm with thoughtfully modern improvements. Character features abound throughout, including exposed beams and impressive fireplaces. The elegant sitting room offers superb views of the gardens and is centered around a striking brick fireplace, while the cosy sitting room features a large brick inglenook fireplace with a Bressemer beam and intricate timber carvings, creating a wonderfully atmospheric retreat. The ground floor additionally comprises a well-equipped kitchen, a utility room and a shower room, while the first floor provides four bedrooms, a family bathroom and an additional shower, all accessible via two separate staircases, enhancing the property’s inherent character. The property is served by a gas-fired heating system. The gardens are undoubtedly a signature feature of Honeysuckle Farm, meticulously designed and maintained to provide colour, texture and interest throughout the year. A series of carefully planned spaces offer sun and shade, creating a peaceful, ever-changing landscape. Beyond, distant views extend across open countryside and farmland, while the historic village ditch along the eastern boundary attracts a wealth of wildlife and enhances the overall sense of calm and seclusion. Honeysuckle Farm offers a rare opportunity to acquire a high-value, historically important home, offering privacy and charm without compromising convenience. The property is easily accessible from the well-served village of Elmswell, with its range of local amenities, as well as nearby market towns. An early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the setting and lifestyle on offer. Elmswell itself is a prosperous Suffolk village, ideally located about eight miles east of the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds, five miles northwest of Stowmarket, and close to Ipswich and London. The village benefits from a railway station on the Ipswich–Ely line, as well as excellent access to the A14, making it well connected for commuting and leisure. Rich in history, Elmswell is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, its name deriving from the Old English “orm” and “wella,” meaning a spring or stream where elms grow. Notable landmarks include the impressive St John the Divine Church dating from the 14th century, alongside the iconic Elmswell windmill, a rare surviving early 19th-century example. Today, Elmswell offers a welcoming and vibrant community, with a range of shops, pubs and local facilities, as well as regular events such as the annual Elmswell Show. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, it offers an impressive balance of rural charm and modern convenience, making it a highly desirable place to call home. ENTRANCE HALL With a front and rear oak door, exposed ceiling beams, joists and timber uprights, ceramic tile flooring. BRICK INGLEANOOKIE Cozy Inglenook of 13'1" x 16'9" (4.00 m x 5.12 m) with a Bessemer beam and brick fireplace, incorporating a wood-burning stove, double glazed angled windows, oak floor, radiator. LIVING ROOM 16'11" x 15'5" (5.16 m x 4.72 m) With partially glazed oak front door, exposed joists, beams and uprights, a handsome brick open fireplace with grate and canopy, triple-aspect windows with secondary glazing, three radiators, wall lights, oak floor. DINING ROOM 10'11" x 17'4" (3.34 m x 5.30 m) Exposed beams, joists and uprights, secondary glazing for double-angle windows, two radiators, carpeted. KITCHEN 9'7" x 14'11" (2.94 m x 4.56 m) Bespoke handmade cabinetry with beech worktops, Butler sink with mixer tap and filtered water tap, range cooker with extractor over, alcove for a small fridge/freezer, larder cupboards with shelves, exposed joists, beams and uprights, front and rear windows, ceramic tiled flooring. UTILITY 8'2" x 14'2" (2.50 m x 4.34 m) Butler sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for a large fridge/freezer, gas boiler wall-mounted (serving central heating and domestic hot water), storage cupboards with shelves, exposed joists and uprights, radiator, ceramic tiled flooring, secondary staircase to first floor, external door. SHOWER 2'7" x 7'5" (0.80 m x 2.28 m) Fully tiled shower cubicle with plumbing for shower, wc and washbasin, ceramic tiled flooring. Main staircase from the hall to the first floor: LANDING Exposed joists, beams and uprights, radiator, fitted shelving, oak floor, secondary glazing to the front-facing window. PRIMARY BEDROOM 17'2" x 14'8" (5.24 m x 4.49 m) With exposed uprights and joists, pitched ceilings, secondary glazing to triple-aspect windows, with original wooden mullions, two radiators, brick open fireplace with a Bessemer beam in oak and brick surround, built-in wardrobes and alcove storage, carpeted. BEDROOM TWO 10'7" x 17'5" (3.23 m x 5.32 m) Exposed joists, beams and uprights, one window to the side, two radiators, built-in bookshelves, pitched ceilings, oak flooring. INNER LANDING Exposed joists and uprights, radiator, integrated storage cupboards, linen/airing cupboard with pressurised hot water cylinder and immersion heater, exposed pine flooring. BATHROOM 5'8" x 6'11" (1.73 m x 2.13 m) Panelled bathroom with thermostatic shower, shower screen, washbasin and toilet, some wall tiling, heated towel rail, exposed joists, pitched ceiling and rear-facing window, stripped pine flooring. SHOWER ROOM 4'5" x 9'7" (1.36 m x 2.93 m) Corner tiled shower cubicle with thermostatic controls, washbasin and toilet, pitched ceiling and rear-facing window, exposed pine flooring. BEDROOM THREE 9'8" x 14'3" (2.96 m x 4.35 m) Steps down from the inner landing, brick fireplace, exposed beams, pitched ceilings and windows with secondary glazing to the rear, carpeted. SECONDARY INTERNAL LANDING With steps down from Bedroom Three and up to Bedroom Four. A secondary staircase continues to the ground floor, the utility room. BEDROOM FOUR / STUDY 7'8" x 14'2" (2.36 m x 4.34 m) Exposed beams, radiator, one window to the side, brick fireplace, carpeted. EXTERNAL Located well back from the road with a wonderfully private setting, the gardens are an integral part of this charming Grade II listed thatched home, offering a quintessential English country atmosphere with panoramic views over open countryside. Largely laid to lawn, the grounds are scattered with a rich tapestry of mature deciduous and evergreen trees, including striking magnolias that provide early-season interest, while established shrubs and carefully selected borders add color and texture year-round. In spring, naturalised bulb clumps emerge beneath the trees, creating a picturesque, dynamic scene. Vehicle access is from Ashfield Road, via a long private boarded drive that leads to a five-bar field gate, from which the drive continues to the walled gardens. A boarded parking area provides good parking and leads to a unique timber-framed cart lodge. The garden has been carefully designed to balance sunlit open spaces with shaded areas, perfectly suited to relaxation and entertaining. A southwest aspect ensures the gardens enjoy sun well into the evening, enhancing the sense of tranquility and connection with the surrounding landscape. Wildlife is naturally drawn to this peaceful haven, with birdsong and pollinators adding to the charm. The result is a beautifully landscaped, secluded garden that complements the property’s historic character while providing a serene outdoor environment that continually evolves. SERVICES All mains services are connected. Water, electricity and drainage. Gas-fired central heating. COUNCIL TAX Band F. TENURE Freehold. More information

This impressive five-bedroom detached family home is ideally located in the highly sought-after Blackmore End area of Wheathampstead, offering breathtaking landscaped views to the front. The property provides generous and versatile accommodation, with a separate living room as well as an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining area and living space, creating the ideal multifunctional space for modern family living and entertaining. Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms complemented by a contemporary family bathroom and two ensuite showers provide comfort and convenience for growing families. Externally, the property continues to impress with a wide driveway offering off-road parking for four vehicles or more, in addition to a standalone garage. The beautiful west-facing landscaped rear garden is a standout feature, offering a wonderful variety of mature trees and shrubs that create a private and peaceful outdoor retreat. An independent annex building offers excellent potential for conversion into a separate self-contained annexe, home office or studio (subject to the necessary permissions). The property also provides an additional option for extension, subject to planning permissions customary (STPP), making it an exceptional opportunity for those looking to create their forever home. VIEWINGS - By appointment with Fine & Country Harpenden & Wheathampstead. Please enquire and quote JSB. Further information

Located on a mature plot of 0.86 acres offering panoramic countryside views, the property provides over 3,400 sq ft of versatile living space, ideal for a large family or multi-generational living. This beautifully presented detached home combines a sense of secluded calm with generously light interiors. The heart of the home is a stunning 19-foot kitchen-dining room with a lantern roof and bifold doors opening directly onto the garden. Additionally, there is a utility room, three reception rooms and a second kitchen with its own use space, offering excellent potential for annex accommodation. On the ground floor, the property features three bedrooms and a generously appointed family bathroom. The master suite is particularly impressive, with its own bathroom, dressing room and study. A oversized detached garage sits at the end of a wide gated driveway, providing practicality and presence. The expansive lawned gardens surround the house, creating a tranquil setting with open countryside views. Occupying a highly sought-after location in Charnwood, Leicestershire, Harboro Pit Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of this calibre. An early viewing is strongly advised. Location Harboro Pit Farm is located in the countryside, near Mount St. Bernard Abbey in Charnwood, Leicestershire. The property sits on the boundary between Belton and Shepshed, about 1.1 miles from the village centre, offering a wide range of facilities and a local area with schools for all levels. The location provides easy access to the M1 and A42, and a mainline service to London St Pancras is available from Loughborough (7.4 miles) and East Midlands Parkway (12.7 miles). Routes From the mini roundabout in Shepshed town centre, take the Field Street exit, Field Street turns right and becomes Britannia Street, at the next roundabout take the first exit onto Belton Street, at the next roundabout continue straight onto Hallamford Road, then turn left onto Carr Lane. Harboro Pit Farm gates are on the left-hand side. Distances Leicester 15.5 miles / Nottingham 18.3 miles / Birmingham 34.8 miles / Loughborough 7.4 miles / Ashby-de-la-Zouch 6.6 miles / Woodhouse Eaves 6.2 miles / Ratcliffe College – 14 miles / East Midlands Airport – 7.8 miles / East Midlands Parkway – 12.7 miles / M1 (J23) – 4 miles / A42 (J13) 5 miles Ground floor Entrance hall opens to a central reception area with an open staircase and balustrades leading to the ground floor. From here, two reception rooms lead off: a large lounge with an electric fire and triple-aspect windows, and a comfortable snug for relaxation. In the heart of the home is the impressive kitchen designed for entertaining. A striking lantern roof and bifold doors flood the space with natural light while offering views of the garden. Equipped with multiple cupboards, the kitchen includes an electric or LPG range cooker with extractor hood and plumbing for a American-style fridge-freezer. A utility room with adjacent plumbing, while from the dining room, steps rise to a large family room with a woodburning stove. Ground floor Continuation Well-separated from the main living spaces, a standalone wing provides excellent annex accommodation. This includes a second kitchen, a bathroom and two bedrooms, ideal for a live-in parent or guests. A second utility room with plumbing completes the ground floor layout. First floor A gallery landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a generously appointed family bathroom featuring a three-piece suite. The master bedroom is particularly impressive, with a luxurious ensuite, a dressing room and a study. Outside, Harboro Pit Farm sits in a mature setting with lawned gardens and a paddock extending to about 0.86 acre. Set well back from Carr Lane, a wide gated driveway provides ample parking with EV charging point and access to the detached garages. Pedestrian gates lead to either side of the property. The gardens, mainly lawned with a terrace including a hot tub, wrap around two sides of the house and are enclosed by mature trees, none listed as subject to Tree Preservation Orders (TPO). A post-and-rail fencing separates the garden from the paddock where there is a shelter and a block of stables with three small 6-foot by 6-foot cabins currently used for pygmy goats, with a five-bar gate allowing vehicle access to the rear boundary and garages. Oversized garage Two attached doors with a side personnel door. The garage has a two-post vehicle hoist. Workshop/garage for four cars Access via the oversized garage, this large workshop/garage offers capacity for up to four vehicles. Services The property is connected to mains electricity and water. Heating is via oil-fired central heating and private drainage. FIT (feeding tariff) on solar panels. Charnwood District Council Local Authority Freehold with vacant possession on completion. Disclaimer While we strive to present accurate and reliable sales data, all details are for guidance only and do not form part of a contract. If a particular point is important to you, please contact the office and we would be happy to verify the information for you, especially if you plan to travel some distance to view the property. More information

Occupying a substantial and beautifully maintained plot, this superb Victorian-style detached house effortlessly blends period charm, character and generous family living. With four bedrooms and an impressive range of versatile outbuildings, offering exceptional potential for a variety of uses: the garage or home working, recreation, leisure or additional accommodation (subject to any necessary consents). Access to the property is via an attractive, characterful porch leading to a welcoming and spacious entrance hall. At the heart of the home is a beautifully appointed farmhouse-style kitchen, equipped with a dining area, which seamlessly flows into a delightful conservatory overlooking the gardens. The ground floor also comprises a study, a music room, an elegant sitting room, a comfortable lounge, a laundry/pantry, a boot room and a ground floor WC, providing exceptional flexibility for modern family life. On the first floor, the impressive principal suite includes a dressing room and an en-suite luxury shower room. Three other well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. Externally, the property truly excels. The substantial outbuildings offer a great footprint and versatility, while a driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. The mature landscaped gardens to the rear create a private and picturesque setting with an abundance of planting, lawns and entertaining spaces. Oxenden is located on the border of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, only about 3 miles south of Market Harborough. This pretty village benefits from a highly regarded pub with restaurant and a busy community hall. The village sits in a wonderful rural setting with numerous pleasant walks and equestrian trails nearby. Market Harborough offers a fantastic range of amenities, including independent shops, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs. There is a mainline train station in the town centre with services to London St. Pancras taking around 60 minutes. The nearby road network is also excellent, with the A14, M1 and M6 all easily accessible. The local education is excellent, with state schools in Market Harborough and independent schools in Spratton, Oakham, Uppingham and Rugby. Local authority: Harborough District Council Council tax band: GA Important information: Property details: While we strive to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, plant or appliances. We do not guarantee that they are connected, functioning or fit for their intended use. Floor plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are for guidance only and are not to scale. More information

Family homeLocated in the prestigious Kingswood Warren estate, within walking distance of the village of Kingswood and the train station. The village offers a full range of local shops and restaurants, including a supermarket and a post office, hairdressers, beauticians, The Kingswood Arms pub, and an Indian restaurant. Locally, there is a good selection of primary and independent schools, including Chinthurst, Aberdour and Tadworth Primary, while other schools such as Dunottar, Micklefield and Reigate Grammar are in the neighbouring town of Reigate. In terms of transport, Kingswood Station provides services to London of about 45 minutes. The M25 is accessible via Junction 8, 1.7 miles to the south, while Gatwick and Heathrow airports are reachable. For broader shopping options, Banstead, Epsom and Reigate are within 4 miles offering a wide variety of independent shops, high street chains and supermarkets. There is also a wide choice of restaurants.

Nestled at the end of a long private driveway on the outskirts of the highly sought-after village of Seaview, this charming 18th-century character home offers an exceptional blend of period charm, privacy and space. Set in mature, secluded grounds of 0.59 acres, the property presents a rare opportunity to own a truly unique and versatile coastal home. The original house dates from 1780, with extensions added in 1824, and further enlarged in the 1980s to create additional living space while preserving its original architectural essence, with character evident at every turn. One of its most striking features is the formal octagonal dining room, a breathtaking, high-ceilinged space perfect for entertaining. Just below is another distinctive octagonal room currently used as a fourth bedroom, but offering flexible space to serve as a home office or recreation/games room. Spread over three floors with a series of charming split-levels, the layout has been cleverly designed to provide privacy and tranquility. Each of the four double bedrooms is carefully placed in different areas of the house, making it an ideal home for families, guests or multi-generational living. On arrival, a large hallway leads to the double-fronted sitting room where natural light pours in through large windows, offering stunning views of the surrounding gardens. The current owners have installed a lovely log stove, with a Welsh slate and granite fireplace and a limestone surround and mantle, lending opulence to this lovely room. The dining room fireplace has been fitted with a new gas fire and granite surround. The main hallway grants access to a cloakroom and a short staircase leading to the second elegantly proportioned bedroom. At the other end, stairs rise to the generous principal suite, equipped with a luxurious modern Jack and Jill bathroom featuring both a bath and a separate shower. The heart of the home is the bright breakfast room, which flows seamlessly into a well-appointed kitchen. Designed for the amateur chef, the kitchen provides ample storage and workspace with its modern, smart units, while the adjacent laundry offers additional functionality. From the breakfast area, a large garden room creates a peaceful retreat perfect for morning coffee or relaxing with views over the garden. Bedroom three and the stylish family bathroom are conveniently located adjacent to the breakfast room, with a short staircase down to bedroom four. Outside, the grounds wrap around the house, with mature shrubs and trees providing exceptional privacy. Well-kept front, side and rear gardens create a tranquil outdoor haven, ideal for al fresco meals, children’s play, or simply soaking up the calm ambiance. A large all-terrain driveway provides off-street parking at the front of the property. This exceptional home combines architectural individuality with practical family living, all in a peaceful yet well-connected location. Just a few minutes from the vibrant heart of Seaview and its beautiful beaches, with easy access to local amenities and transport links, it offers the perfect balance of rural charm and modern convenience.

Situated on the rural fringe of the highly sought-after village of Horsmonden, this modern, elegant home offers an appealing blend of village life with a sense of community. Access from the road along a driveway at the rear of this small hamlet accesses your off-road parking and a detached double garage with practical surface storage. The house is modern with a charming design that respects the surrounding period houses, featuring stylish touches such as a bay window, ground-floor brick façades, tiled façades and dormers on the first floor. Inside, neutral tones in original timber, wide architraves and Victorian-style doors, with skirting boards and cornices homage to the period charm, while double-glazed windows and modern fittings provide greater comfort and energy efficiency. The entrance hall opens to an office and a cloakroom as well as a staircase and a gallery landing, delivering a refined welcome while bathing the space in natural light. The kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a sleek contemporary kitchen with a breakfast bar and space for a table, an AGA, rear garden-facing windows and access to the utility room. The main lounge has been extended into the garden via a charming conservatory off the traditional dining room. The living room features a superb bay window onto the front garden and benefits from a country-style fireplace with a thick oak mantle and a wood-burning stove. The spacious landing with gallery offers a pleasant open flow to the four double bedrooms, including a master with ensuite and built-in wardrobes. The second guest bedroom has an ensuite shower room and built-in wardrobes, and the two remaining bedrooms both have built-in wardrobes and pretty dormers — one overlooking the front and the other to the rear. Outside, a paved terrace adjoins the rear of the house accessible from the rear door of the utility room or the conservatory, and with a west-facing orientation it will bring plenty of late-evening sun. A good-sized rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, trees and hedging, while the front garden is a comfortable size, well screened by a mature front hedge, and seems the perfect spot for a morning coffee. What the owner says Living in Horsmonden is something I really appreciate because it offers a wonderful balance between village life and convenience. Surrounded by my own gardens, rolling countryside, orchards, woodland and hop gardens, there is a real sense of peace and space here, with beautiful walks and open countryside just on the doorstep. What I particularly love is the strong sense of community. The village is centred around The Heath, a traditional square surrounded by characterful buildings, a popular shop and a local pub. Throughout the year there are village events, fairs and community gatherings that create a friendly atmosphere and make you feel part of village life. Despite its rural setting, Horsmonden is remarkably well connected. I can enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside while remaining easily accessible to Tunbridge Wells, Cranbrook, Paddock Wood and Marden for shopping, dining, schooling and rail services. It feels wonderfully sheltered without being isolated. The region is also ideal for families. There is a real sense of neighbours looking out for each other in our hamlet and the village atmosphere provides a safe, welcoming environment. Local schools are well regarded, and there are plenty of opportunities for children to enjoy nature and participate in community activities. Perhaps more importantly, Horsmonden offers a pace of life that is increasingly difficult to find. Whether wandering through the countryside, enjoying a coffee in the village, attending a local event or simply appreciating the surroundings, there is a sense of escaping the pressures of modern life while enjoying all the practical benefits of living in a well-connected village in Kent.

Enter to discover a bright and spacious double reception room, ideal both for entertaining and relaxing daily. The fully equipped kitchen is designed for practicality and style, offering generous workspace, modern appliances and elegant furnishings to meet all your culinary needs. Built-in wardrobes in the bedrooms ensure abundant storage, keeping the space functional and elegant.

PROPERTY SUMMARY There is something very appealing about the symmetrical look of the property, with the central door and bow windows on each side. On stepping through the door you are immediately impressed by the original Victorian-era features, with high ceilings, impressive rooms with large windows, architraves, tall skirting boards and fireplaces. This family home is a true example of a grand Victorian villa located in a central conservation area in the heart of Southsea, while offering easy access to local shops, bus routes, the seafront and the Victorian promenade, and being part of the “Golden Triangle” for schools such as Mayville, The High School and Grammar School. The Victorian style emphasises grandeur, with a wide central hallway and large rooms revealed to suit modern family living; the 27-foot kitchen opens onto the dining room and there is a 35-foot drawing room with a dining area at one end, providing natural light from both the east and west sides. Also on the ground floor are a separate study, a utility room and a cloakroom. The accommodation is spread over two storeys at the front and three levels at the rear; there are five bedrooms on the ground floor with a family bathroom, a separate cloakroom and a large en-suite bathroom / Jack & Jill shower connecting to the master bedroom. The upper floor houses two further bedrooms, a cloakroom and a shower room. Recent enhancements include the creation of a family room on the ground floor and, of course, the Victorian cellars and the wine shop. This superb home features bare wood floors, tiled flooring, double glazing, gas central heating, a west-facing rear garden and benefits from a residents’ parking permit. It is highly recommended to view this 3,771 sq ft family home quickly to enjoy both the accommodation and the location offered. ENTRANCE Retaining wall with limewashed copings over two pedestrian gates, quarry tile pathway with a central folly-paved courtyard planted with roses and shrubs, flanked by walls, large main entrance door with brass furnishings and glazed panels leading to: quarry tiled hallway, high ceiling, stained glass features and the central door leading to the hallway, Anaglypta wallpaper on the lower portion, cloak hooks. HALLWAY Plain floorboards stripped and stained, high ceiling with coal chute and box, picture rail, stair with balustrade rising to the ground floor, double radiator, steps to the mezzanine rear with radiator, doors to principal rooms, door to basement, electrical sockets, high skirting boards and architraves. STUDY 19' 0” x 13' 8” (5.79 m x 4.17 m) Sash bay window to the front with plantation shutters, high skirting boards and architraves, central fireplace with surround and marble fireplace, radiator, panelled door, integrated storage cabinet with shelves on one side of the chimney breast and a further run of shelves on a wall, power points. LIVING/DINING ROOM 35' 2” x 13' 8” (10.72 m x 4.17 m) Living space: bay window to the front with sash windows and plantation shutters below and panelling underneath, high skirting boards, high ceiling with cornice, picture rail, central chimney breast with marble surround and exposed brick inlay, shelves and cupboards to one side, door to the hallway, radiator, power points, opening with panelled doors (guillotine) not in use. Dining area: ceiling coving, high ceilings, high skirting boards, double radiator, twin glazed French doors leading to the rear garden, power points, wainscotting door, picture rail, mezzanine level at the rear. UTILITY ROOM 11' 0” x 6' 4” (3.35 m x 1.93 m) L-shaped. Door to separate cloakroom, glazed panelled door with windows to the rear garden, sink unit with shelves to one side, row of additional shelves, power points. CLOAKROOM Low-level WC, wooden floor, pedestal basin. OPEN-PLAN KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM 27' 5” x 13' 8” (8.36 m x 4.17 m) Breakfast room with glossy tiled floor, radiator, ceiling spotlights, arched opening to the kitchen and a door to the hallway, rear folding doors opening to the rear garden, integrated storage cupboard, peninsula-style divider with block work surface leading to the fully fitted kitchen with matching wall and base units with soft-close mechanisms and block work surface, single-bowl enamel sink with mixer tap and under-counter cupboard, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, side windows, ceramic surrounds, power points, a wall unit housing the hot water cylinder and central heating, Bosch four-ring hob with extractor hood, extractor fan and light above and drawers beneath, a further range of drawers, chrome sockets, Neff double ovens at eye level with storage cupboards beneath and a microwave above, tall pantry-style cupboards with shelves, ceiling spotlights, glossy to suit, integrated wine cooler with cupboards to one side and a breakfast bar to the other, space for a large fridge/freezer. FIRST FLOOR Mezzanine landing to the rear with stairs leading to the main landing, doors to principal rooms, airing cupboard with hot water cylinder (not tested) and pump system with a shelf range, side window. ROOM 4 13' 7” x 12' 9” (4.14 m x 3.89 m) Side windows with plantation shutter blinds, integrated shelving around one side of the fireplace, picture rail, radiator, panelled door and power points. ROOM 5 12' 11” x 9' 4” (3.94 m x 2.84 m) Bay window overlooking the garden, dado rail, radiator, panelled door and power points. BATHROOM White suite comprising: panelled bath with mixer tap and shower, pedestal basin with chrome mixer tap, tiled surrounds, back-lit obscured window to the rear, recess with shower cubicle and sliding doors, window at the rear, heated chrome towel rail, ceiling spotlights. W.C. on the lower level, window to the rear. MAIN LANDING Stairs to upper level, high skirting boards and architraves, doors to principal rooms. ROOM 1 18' 6” in bay window x 13' 7” (5.64 m x 4.14 m) Bay window to the front with sash windows and panelling below, high skirting boards, high ceiling with recess, double radiator, power points, arch opening to: MASTER EN-SUITE Corner shower with cubicle and panelled door, chrome heated towel rail, low-level WC, pedestal basin, ceramic-tiled surround on two walls to half-height, front-facing sash window with plantation shutters, radiator, stripped and stained floorboards, ceiling features and spotlights, panelled door leading to the landing. ROOM 2 19' 0” x 13' 7” (5.79 m x 4.14 m) Central marble-surrounded fireplace, high ceiling with coving, ceiling return, front-facing sash window with radiator underneath, power points, panelled door. ROOM 3 15' 4” x 14' 8” (4.67 m x 4.47 m) Double-glazed sash windows to the rear, double radiator, high ceiling with alcove, central fireplace with marble surround and cast-iron inlay, panelled door and power points. TOP FLOOR Mezzanine landing at the rear with balustrade, door to internal hallway. LOW-LEVEL WC with window to the rear. ROOM 6 13' 7” x 12' 11” (4.14 m x 3.94 m) Twin sash windows to the side, vanity unit with tiled splashback, access to attic storage space, radiator, panelled door, power points. ROOM 7 13' 8” x 10' 5” (4.17 m x 3.18 m) Twin sash windows to the rear, radiator, panelled door with power point. SHOWER ROOM Shower cubicle with ramp and curtain, window to the side. LOWER GROUND FLOOR 18' 0” x 7' 1” (5.49 m x 2.16 m) Access to underfloor storage, high-level cupboards containing a consumer unit, additional cupboards housing a gas meter, ground floor storage cupboard with a range of shelves. WINE CELLAR Stone shelves with brick pillars, lighting. RECREATION ROOM 18' 4” x 12' 11” (5.59 m x 3.94 m) Double-glazed window to the front, high plinth radiator in a contemporary style, wood laminate flooring, range of fitted cabinets on a wall with brushed metal handles, ceiling spotlights, power points. EXTERIOR To the rear a south-facing garden surrounded by brick retaining walls on all sides, a large terrace accessible from the utility room and dining room with shuttered doors, raised beds, central lawn with a path on either side, another large terrace for al fresco dining, shrubs, conifers and hedges, wooden garden shed, to the left side of the property there is a gated entrance leading to a covered storage area with a polycarbonate roof and tiled floor. AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band F – Portsmouth City Council High speed broadband – ASDL/FTTC Fibre Checker () Flood risk – See - (GOV.UK check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML checks – In accordance with law and HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out AML checks on any buyer submitting a valid offer. A non-refundable admin fee of £60 including VAT is payable by the purchaser before the sale transaction can proceed. More information

We were the first public owners of a property on this site in 1998 and have really enjoyed living here ever since. It is a wonderful family home and, as it is located on a cul-de-sac, it is very safe for children and pets, and almost all nearby homes have been family households with children, offering a very friendly community. During our time here, we have installed new bathrooms and the kitchen, while preserving all the historical features that give it such great character. The property is located in a wonderful spot as we are very close to the seafront and a few useful local shops along the Strand, where you can find the bandstand, the Downs Sailing Club and where regular events take place. We can reach Deal town centre in about 10 minutes and enjoy wonderful shops, restaurants, the seafront and famous pier as well as the Saturday market, while the Tides swimming complex isn’t far away. The fast train from Walmer main line station can take you to London in under an hour and a half, and excellent educational facilities are available nearby. These include Kingsdown and Ringwould Primary School rated Outstanding by Ofsted, as well as first-class grammar and private schools in Dover, Sandwich and Canterbury. There are golf clubs in Kingsdown, Walmer and Royal Cinque Ports for golf enthusiasts and, if you want to go a little further, there is also the championship course at Royal St George’s as well as Princes, while other sports clubs include rugby and bowling.

FULL OWNERSHIP. Windmill Cottage is located in St Peter but on the outskirts of St Mary’s Village, one of Jersey’s quietest and most preserved parishes, with a strong sense of community. Adjacent to the parish’s historic windmill, this attractive property offers a wonderful blend of rural charm, privacy and potential. The property benefits from a peaceful setting while remaining easily accessible to local amenities, the village pub, as well as the spectacular coastline and cliff walks. Accessible via landscaped gardens that provide a high degree of seclusion and include a private driveway, a garage and a selection of useful outbuildings. The main garden lies to the west and is largely laid to lawn. The house offers a well-balanced living space spread over two floors. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a generously proportioned sitting room extending over more than 21 feet in length, and a light garden room overlooking the garden. A large kitchen with an adjoining dining area forms the hub of the house, complemented by a utility room and a bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor comprises three large double bedrooms accessible from a central landing, as well as a shower room. The master bedroom occupies part of a later extension to the rear of the property and offers elevated views over the neighbouring farmland towards the distant sea. The property represents an excellent opportunity for a buyer to undertake a programme of renovation, creating a home perfectly suited to modern living while preserving its inherent character.

A remarkable family home with exceptional space, flexibility, and a private annex. Spanning an impressive 4,990 square feet, this outstanding detached residence offers an exceptional level of space and versatility, spread over four floors and meticulously designed for a modern family lifestyle. With six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a luxurious master suite occupying the entire second floor, the property combines generous proportions with an elegant, highly adaptable layout. At the heart of the home is a beautifully appointed open-plan kitchen, living room, and dining area that flow seamlessly to the landscaped rear garden, creating an exceptional setting for daily life and entertaining. Additional accommodation includes a dedicated home office, a basement gym, and a reception room with a bar, providing a range of spaces to work, relax, and socialise. A further major advantage is the independent one-bedroom annex with its own kitchen/living area, a shower, and a private garden in the courtyard. With an extended driveway, landscaped gardens, and excellent transport links, including Iver Elizabeth Line station just 0.3 miles away, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly versatile family home in a highly sought-after village setting.

£900,000 - £950,000 Reference Price. A beautifully presented, independently built 1930s family home offering five double bedrooms, a stylish Shaker-style kitchen, a magnificent orangery, landscaped gardens, generous parking and a double garage, ideally located for excellent schools and transport links. Fine & Country presents this handsome 1930s detached family residence, a substantial and beautifully balanced property on a generous plot within the highly regarded village of Bearsted. Extended with care and thoughtfully improved over the years, the property retains much of the character and architectural appeal synonymous with its era, while benefiting from a series of carefully considered upgrades that have created a home perfectly suited to modern family living. Arranged over two floors, the accommodation spans approximately 2,848 sq ft. From arrival the property's architectural appeal is immediately evident. Striking full-height glass areas, elegant proportions and a traditionally conceived façade create a strong first impression, while inside, high ceilings, generously proportioned rooms and abundant natural light combine to create a warm atmosphere and understated sophistication. The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the accommodation beyond. At the heart of the home sits a beautifully appointed Shaker-style kitchen, a room designed not only for culinary creativity but also to bring people together. Tastefully fitted with a range of integrated appliances, extensive cabinetry and a central island, the kitchen benefits from a dual aspect and flows seamlessly into the adjacent dining room, creating a convivial ambiance well suited to busy family mornings as well as relaxed entertaining. Beyond the dining room, an impressive wraparound orangery forms a bright garden room, currently arranged as a series of informal seating areas. With a lovely view of the garden, it provides an excellent extension to the main living space and creates a fluid connection between house and garden. Equally impressive is the principal reception room, a particularly generous living space, carefully laid out to offer both formal and informal zones. The elegant sitting room is framed by a commanding bay window and enhanced by bespoke furniture and an attractive fireplace that provides a warm focal point for the room. This area is complemented by a more relaxed, cosy space, perfectly suited to family evenings, television or quiet conversations. Together, the arrangement creates a room that is both impressive and welcoming, able to flex for every occasion. The layout includes a practical utility room, a well-proportioned study ideal for working from home, and a cloakroom. The ground floor preserves the sense of space and practicality, with five generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom and shower, while bedroom two also enjoys its own en-suite facilities. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, ensuring comfortable accommodation for families of all sizes. Outside, the gardens are one of the property's most impressive features. Beautifully landscaped and offering a high degree of privacy, they are laid out to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Expansive lawns are interspersed with densely planted flower beds, mature planting and specimen trees, while winding pathways traverse the garden linking various seating areas. Stone terraces provide an ideal setting for al fresco dining and summer entertaining, with defined boundaries that soften the ambiance and create a wonderfully secluded backdrop. A timber garden room adds valuable flexibility and can serve as a home office, creative studio, reading retreat or children’s play hut. At the front, a wide driveway provides convenient parking for many vehicles, while the integrated double garage offers secure parking and excellent storage. Subject to necessary consents, the garage may also offer potential for conversion to additional living space if required. Bearsted remains one of the Kent’s most sought-after villages, renowned for its picturesque village square that hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including cricket matches, classic car shows, farmers markets and seasonal festivals. A range of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and traditional pubs contribute to the strong sense of community, while the nearby town of Maidstone offers a wide choice of commercial, leisure and recreation facilities. The region is well served by highly regarded primary, secondary and sixth form schools, making it a durable family favourite. For commuters, Bearsted station offers convenient mainline services to London, while excellent road connections provide easy access to the motorway network, Ashford International Airport, the Channel Tunnel and the Kent coast. Nearby parks, managed woodlands, golf courses and health clubs further enhance the exceptional lifestyle on offer in this highly sought-after village. Freehold Property Council Tax Band F For mobile coverage in the area, please check online Ultrafast broadband is available on the property, for more information please check online Public networks: - Electricity / Gas / Public Water / Public Sewer / Cable or Satellite TV / Telephone / Broadband More information

A superb four-bedroom detached property situated in the idyllic village of Cottered, Buntingford. The property is set in stunning countryside and enjoys a view from every window. It has approximately 2,663 square feet of living space, including a outbuilding with parking for several cars. This well-designed family home has been extended to create a spacious kitchen, dining area and living room, with a distinctive wood-burning stove. A fourth bedroom has been created on the ground floor with a modern shower nearby. There is oil-fired central heating, a septic tank, an EPC band C, and a Council Tax band of G. A warm and welcoming entrance into a spacious, fish-bone tiled hallway leads to the lounge, kitchen and dining area. There is a utility room with a wooden sliding door opening onto the frontage of the property, which was formerly the kitchen before the new extension was created. A entrance hall with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, with a door opening onto the front of the property, makes for an ideal entry after a long dog walk. There is a fourth bedroom on the ground floor with a modern shower just off the hall, ideal for guests and family members, offering the potential to create a separate annex with some small adjustments. To the rear of the property is a family room which would have been the original lounge when it was a cottage, with views over the rolling countryside. There is a large separate office with exposed brick fireplace and wood-burning stove that links the characterful original to the sympathetically designed extended area. The heart of this home is the large open-plan living area with well-placed tall windows and bifold doors opening to the garden and countryside. There is plenty of space for dining and entertaining, and the kitchen and pantry sit adjacent to the living area. The wood-burning stove is a superb feature with an exposed brick fireplace and really heats the house throughout. Upstairs there are two bedrooms at the top of the landing, one with a mezzanine where the bed is currently located, allowing full use of the floor space. Both bedrooms overlook the countryside, offering stunning views to wake up to. At the far end of the corridor there are numerous built-in storage cupboards and a modern family bathroom. There is a door leading to the master bedroom with a charming wardrobe in the apartment, fantastic ceiling heights and wonderful views from every window. The en-suite master bathroom features a standalone bath just under the window, providing a perfectly positioned bathroom with views, as well as two basins and toilets. Outside, the front garden is largely shingle with ample parking space. There is a large raised flower bed, ideal for growing vegetables. The outbuilding/summer house is spacious and currently used as a gym, but offers many functions including a home office. There is a side door to access the rear garden. The garden is mainly lawned with a selection of seating terraces to sit, watch sunsets and entertain. The current owners rent out the land externally and are happy to offer the price and terms to new buyers on request after a viewing. The oil-fired boiler is located to the right of the property and is easily accessible, as is an oil tank. Location: Situated in one of Hertfordshire’s most sought-after villages, Cottered, Buntingford, and surrounded by charming countryside walks, pubs and restaurants, with local amenities. There are numerous footpaths and riding trails for horse enthusiasts. This fabulous house is just 2.5 miles from the village of Walkern, with pubs and of course Budgens for last-minute essentials. Buntingford is 3.7 miles, Baldock 6.5 miles, and Royston 10.5 miles. The nearest train stations are Baldock, Stevenage and Royston. For regular travellers, the property is a little over 19 miles from Luton Airport, 21 miles from Stansted Airport and 49 miles from Heathrow Airport. There are many private schools in the area, including Heath Mount, Kingshott, St Edmunds College, Haileybury and Bishops Stortford College, as well as a wide variety of reputable state primary, secondary and nursery schools. Further information

PROPERTY The property has been developed to a rigorous, impeccable standard. Woodvale offers an elegant blend of refined contemporary living and timeless countryside character. The house provides charming open views, while remaining within practical reach of Nottingham, offering the rare balance of rural tranquillity and accessibility. INTERIOR Accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over three floors, providing space and versatility suitable for modern family life. An elegant entrance door opens to a refined reception hall, immediately setting the tone for the quality throughout. At the rear, an impressive open-plan layout forms the heart of the home, comprising kitchen, dining, and living room. Bathed in natural light, this space features bi-fold doors opening onto a wide covered terrace spanning the full width of the property — ideal for outdoor entertaining and a peaceful appreciation of the surrounding landscape. The kitchen itself is beautifully equipped with high-end fittings, including a boiling-water tap and subtle LED lighting. At the front is a formal sitting room, offering a more intimate setting for relaxation. The ground floor is further complemented by a well-equipped utility room and a discreet guest cloakroom. The bedrooms extend over the first and second floors, including five generously proportioned bedrooms and three bathrooms or en-suites, two of which are en-suite. Each is finished with contemporary, tasteful fittings. Notably, the principal suite opens onto a full-width stunning balcony, offering a peaceful retreat and captivating views over the countryside. SPECIFICATIONS The property is fully equipped for modern living, with integrated Wi‑Fi hubs, CCTV cameras, a smart entry system with intercom and a comprehensive alarm system. Comfort is enhanced by underfloor heating in certain areas, while a air-source heat pump provides efficient central heating. A private drainage system further underlines the property's forward-thinking, environmentally friendly design. EXTERIOR Access is via electric gates, and Woodvale presents an impressive arrival experience. A long, wide driveway leads to a turning circle in front of the house, providing ample parking. The plot is generous and private, with landscaped front and rear gardens, a large covered terrace reception area, and expansive views of the surrounding countryside. DETACHED GARAGE AND STUDIO A detached garage with an electric door sits beside the property. At the rear, a well-equipped workshop with cloakroom and folding doors provides a highly versatile space, equally suited to a home office, gym, or potential ancillary accommodation. WOODBOROUGH Woodborough is a highly regarded, picturesque village set in the gently rolling countryside of Nottinghamshire, about eight miles northeast of Nottingham. The village offers a pleasant range of amenities, including traditional inns, a public hall, a tennis club, well-maintained churches, a primary school and a local shop. Its repeated success in the “Best Kept Village” competitions reflects the pride and community spirit. More extensive facilities are nearby in Arnold and Mapperley, while excellent road connections provide direct access to Nottingham and beyond. Regional hubs such as Southwell, Newark, Mansfield and Grantham are easily reachable, as is the A1, the M1 motorway network and East Midlands Airport. The improvement of the A46 further enhances connectivity, making Woodborough especially attractive for those seeking a rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. OVERALL Offered freehold, Woodvale represents a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of great distinction. A personal inspection is recommended to fully appreciate the scale, craftsmanship and enviable setting of this exceptional country house. TENURE Owners Electric network and water supply. Air-source heat pump. Private drainage system. Please note Some of our images depict staged scenes. Further information

Nestled on a private, commanding plot in the heart of the highly sought-after Roundhay, The Paddock is a truly unique detached bungalow offering generous, versatile accommodation, a self-contained annexe, expansive surrounding gardens and a peaceful, secluded setting. Accessed via a private entrance, this exceptional home combines spacious single-storey living with beautifully maintained outdoor space, creating a rare opportunity in one of Leeds’ most desirable residential areas. The main bungalow welcomes you through a wide reception hall that sets the tone for bright, airy living. The elegant lounge features magnificent bay windows overlooking the stunning gardens, bathing the room in natural light and providing lush green views year-round. At the core of the home is a stunning open-plan kitchen-dining room, thoughtfully designed with integrated Neff appliances and ample space for hosting and family life. Adjoining the kitchen is a charming conservatory—the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the tranquil setting all year long. The bungalow offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a superb principal suite with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bath/shower room. An additional area includes a dedicated home office space, ideal for working from home, as well as a separate utility room for added practicality. Beyond the main residence, the versatile annexe is ideal for multi-generational living, guests, or independent accommodation. It comprises a bedroom, an open-plan kitchen-living room, two bathrooms and two living areas, one of which can easily function as a spare bedroom if needed. Externally, the grounds are a standout feature of the property. Occupying a wraparound plot, the gardens offer exceptional privacy, mature landscaping and numerous spaces for entertaining and outdoor relaxation. The property further benefits from a double garage and extensive parking. The Paddock provides an exceptional blend of privacy, versatility and beautifully proportioned accommodation in an outstanding Roundhay location. More information

What the owner says: “For nearly 20 years, we have enjoyed living in this house, appreciating how easily it has adapted to our growing family needs while always offering an extraordinary connection with the sea and the coast. Some of our most precious memories come from quiet evenings on our balcony, watching the port lights twinkle below and the distant French coast gleaming on the other side of the Channel, a nighttime panorama that never lost its magic. It’s time to move on and we hope a new family will take this remarkable house into its next chapter and enjoy the house and the location as much as we did. Capel-le-Ferne offers a rare blend of coastal tranquillity and everyday convenience, making it one of the most sought-after, though lesser-known, communities perched on the Kent cliffs. Located along the iconic White Cliffs, the area provides immediate access to breathtaking coastal walks on the North Downs Way and the Saxon Shore Way, the famous World War II Battle of Britain memorial, as well as a network of scenic trails spanning miles in both directions. Local amenities include a reputable primary school, a village shop and a welcoming community centre, while Folkestone or Dover offer a wider range of shops, cafes and services nearby. Folkestone’s vibrant creative quarter is a standout, and the regenerated harbour area offers fantastic food, drink and entertainment, as well as a selection of exciting local restaurants. High-speed rail links from Folkestone Central Place London are easily accessible, and the proximity of the Channel Tunnel and Dover port makes continental travel exceptionally convenient.”

Located well off the roadside, with large gardens to the front and rear, Hindon House is a spacious family home of just under 4,000 square feet of interior living space, spread over three floors. The current owners have undertaken significant improvements and renovations, taking one year to complete, including: a new roof, an extension and a higher-floor conversion, new triple-glazed windows, new doors, underfloor heating, a remodeled and reconfigured kitchen and bathrooms, installation of solar panels and the relocation of the conservatory to adjoin the kitchen. The ground floor features a generously proportioned entrance hallway leading to three reception rooms, one to the front of the house and two to the rear. The lounge includes a wood-burning stove and a range of fitted display and storage units. The kitchen/family room is at the rear of the house and leads to the conservatory as well as the rear garden patio beyond. It is an ideal space for entertaining indoors or outdoors. The kitchen is well designed and equipped with a wide range of appliances, large work surfaces and a family dining table installed in a bay overlooking the garden. Beyond the kitchen is a very useful utility room with a shower and access to the integrated garage. On the second floor, bedrooms five and six are also generously proportioned and share a central shower room. Most bedrooms feature en-suite facilities, and the bathrooms are of high quality. Hindon House sits on a good plot with a broad frontage and the house set well back from the road. There is ample space on the drive to park many vehicles, whether cars, a motorhome or a small boat. The planting has matured over the years and there is now a lovely variety of borders and beds filled with fully developed and colorful plants, shrubs and trees. To the rear, the central lawn is again lined with mature shrubs, providing plenty for the keen gardener. There is a log store and storage space for gardening equipment, neatly tucked away out of sight. The rear of the house is accessible via alleys closed on both sides of the property. The integrated garage has electric roller doors and a heating control room. Additional information: All mains services connected Ownership: Freehold EPC Rating: D Solar panels Alarm system and CCTV Havant Borough Council: Band G Council Tax High‑speed internet – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre checker Flood risk – See GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks: In compliance with the law and HMRC regulations, all estate agents are required to carry out anti‑money‑laundering (AML) checks on any successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 including VAT is payable by the purchaser before the sale transaction can proceed. More information

A charming country house set in well-planned, professionally landscaped grounds with stunning views over Loughrigg and the Fairfield Horseshoe, Swallows House is full of period character, with generously proportioned rooms and a layout suited to family living and entertaining friends. The village setting is picturesque, peaceful, yet within the Lake District National Park’s heart, with Ambleside, Hawkshead, Skelwith Bridge and the Langdales all easily accessible. Dating from the 1600s, the house was extended and modernised since 2001 and now offers a hall, a very practical boot room, a dining kitchen, a formal and atmospheric dining room, a generous and welcoming principal sitting room, and a study with garden and mountain views. A doorway leads from the kitchen into the more recent part of the house, an important extension added in 2004. With a more contemporary aesthetic, this part is highly flexible and can be used as an annexe for a dependent relative or long-stay guests, or integrated into the main space and occupied as a single home – there is a sitting room, a fifth double bedroom (currently used as a games room), an en-suite shower room and a utility room with potential to be developed into a kitchenette. Returning to the original, period property, a light-filled staircase leads to the first floor with a cloakroom on the landing. On the large principal landing are the main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a further three doubles and a family bathroom. Swallows House is sure to appeal to those looking to make the Lake District their main residence or a private escape, a private paradise to take a well-deserved break when schedules allow. It will also appeal to those seeking to create a retreat but with the option to share and let commercially – the current owners offer it to clients via Wheelwrights Holiday Cottages. As such, the majority of contents are included in the sale, enabling a smooth transition for new owners and the continuation of the business. For purchasers not seeking to rent, the contents will be useful once you are established, before stamping your own mark on this charming property. Location Rural, but not isolated, a peaceful countryside setting with fabulous, uninterrupted valley views to the green slopes of Loughrigg and the Fairfield Horseshoe beyond. This picturesque village setting is deeply embedded in the heart of the Lake District, adjacent to Langdale Valley, with many countryside and mountain walks on the doorstep. There are many Lakeland villages within ten miles. Perfect for shopping, a break from cooking (there are a few village dining options within walking distance, including the Drunken Duck) or simply admiring Lakeland life. It is also a wonderful place to escape and embrace the calm and tranquility of this setting. Everyday needs are met by local shops and amenities in nearby Ambleside, Elterwater and Hawkshead, with a Booths regional supermarket branch in Windermere. And, of course, today most major supermarkets also deliver to the property. Whether you come to the Lake District for rest and relaxation, for quiet contemplation and inspiration, or for activity and exhilaration, there is something for everyone. Hill walking, cycling paths, wild swimming or simply strolling the shops and trying tea and cake offered for generations and likely for generations to come—the Lake District has it all. Enter Upon entering through the marked hallway there is a practical boot room for outdoor gear. The kitchen features large units and space for a table, ideal for informal breakfasts and dining. The ambient dining room is deeply atmospheric and will be a charming setting for gathering family and friends for candlelit dinners and Sunday lunches after enjoying the hillside and lakeside views. There is a sense of grandeur here, with a large picture window and an open fire with two vaulted alcoves on either side. The large sitting room is impressive with a high beam-ceilinged room and generous proportions, with mountain views from the full-height window. It allows a secondary seating arrangement, perfect for birdwatching in the garden. The main living area centers around the open fireplace and a glass door leads to the garden. Next to the sitting room is a study with views of Loughrigg that will be inspiring or distracting as you work. From the sitting room, a vaulted niche marks the foot of the broad staircase to the first floor; at the foot of the landing is a cloakroom. The airy staircase is flooded with natural light from the large skylight above and opens onto a generous landing. The principal suite is a large bedroom with fabulous mountain views to wake up to (including the Langdale Pike), while the en-suite bathroom has a five-piece suite. Three other double (generously proportioned to the extent that two could be subdivided) bedrooms all enjoy splendid views and share the house bathroom. Throughout the property, sanitary ware is mainly Villeroy & Boch. A door from the kitchen connects the old part of the house to the extension which incorporated some of the original farm walls. This is a versatile addition that can be occupied alongside the main house or used as a separate suite for guests or dependent relatives. It offers a living room, a fifth double bedroom/games room with an en-suite shower room, and a utility room that could be developed into a small kitchenette. Swallows House is a charismatic period property with a large extension adding substantial flexibility to life here. It works well as a primary or second home, but has also proven popular as a rental for large family gatherings wishing to spend time together or celebrate a special occasion. Take a turn Backing onto the road, a spacious parking area sits in front of the single garage, with a convenient 7kW electric car charger installed. Easy access is available to both the main door and the door leading to the second sitting room. The landscaped garden is well stocked and a variety of established shrubs are carefully clipped, providing seasonal colour and interest. Lawns and pathways wind around the garden to three seating terraces, all paved with traditional Lakeland stone and positioned to capture a different aspect of the sun as it moves through the day, finishing at the “gin and nibbles” terrace in the evening. Services Electricity and mains water. Drainage to a water treatment works (installed in 2023 and shared between three properties) located in an adjacent field. Oil-fired central heating from a boiler in the boot room. Thermal gas for a fire in a clochar-style burner and log burner in the second sitting room. 7kW electric car charger (myenergi zappi). Broadband Openreach speeds potentially available up to 28 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload. Mobile Indoor: EE and Vodafone are reported to provide limited voice and data services. O2 is reported to provide limited voice but no data. Three does not declare a service provider. Outdoor: EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone are all reported to provide likely voice and data coverage. High-speed and mobile information provided by Ofcom. Council tax Westmorland and Furness Council – business rates payable. Rateable value £5,000 (as of 01.04.23). Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries regarding the amount payable. Tenure Freehold. Inclusions The majority of furniture, fitted carpets, curtains and poles, blinds, light fittings and integrated appliances as follows: Britannia cooker with a Smeg extractor above. Bosch appliances include: refrigerator, freezer, microwave and dishwasher, as well as a Hotpoint washing machine. There is a tumble dryer in the boot room. Please note The property is let as holiday accommodation via Wheelwrights Cottages Limited. What3words instructions salutations.imprinted.fellow Use GPS LA22 0HT as reference to the instructions below: From Ambleside, leave the village on the A593 toward Langdale and Hawkshead, at Clappersgate turn left indicating B5286 to Hawkshead and cross the Brathay River. Take the first right, signed Skelwith Fold, and continue on Bog Lane with the Brathay River on your right. Upon arriving at the Skelwith Fold hamlet, right to the gate, Skelwith is indicated. Swallows House is the second property on the right, the drive is just after the house and provides ample parking. AML regulations: In accordance with anti-money-laundering regulations, now officially known as Money Laundering, TTime and Funds Transfer Regulations 2017, we are required to comply with Government legislation and carry out identity checks on all buyers. We engage a third-party specialist to perform these checks at a cost of £48 including VAT per buyer once an offer is accepted, and you will not be able to proceed with the purchase until these verifications have been completed. This fee is non-refundable. More information

A residence of genuine distinction, Slater House is believed to date back to the 1700s, when it was built as part of the prestigious Barony of De Tabley estate and, over time, evolved into an exceptional and rare family home. More recently, it was developed and extended by, and the residence of, one of Blackburn’s most famous sons, the late Jack Walker. Quietly situated on private grounds of 1.9 acres in one of the Ribble Valley’s most coveted locations, it is a home with exceptional pedigree. Proof of funds will be required prior to any viewing. The interior is a true lesson in period elegance, with a wealth of fine detailing. The house features a stunning bay window and remarkable internal doors in mahogany, brass and copper, sourced from Breightmet Hall. The entrance hall leads to an iconic reception hall, with a wide mahogany staircase, an open fire, a marble-tiled floor and a striking architectural presence. The principal entertaining rooms include a beautifully proportioned drawing room with large bays, an open marble fireplace and double doors leading to a distinguished dining room with its own bay window and two aspects. A two-room cloakroom/utility suite, a former powder room now ideal as a pantry, and a large kitchen/dining/sitting room complete the principal ground-floor accommodation. The kitchen is equipped with a premium appliance suite including Gaggenau and Neff, granite worktops with matching supports, an island and integrated refrigeration. An adjacent study with display cabinet, a versatile party room with projector space, a laundry room with wine storage, an additional two-room cloakroom and a boiler room complete the ensemble. Ascending the grand staircase, the landing divides into two wings. The master suite features built-in wardrobes, a dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with Italian shower, a bath and dual-flush toilets. A second bedroom with an en-suite adjacent to this space offers the possibility of combining to form a magnificent parental retreat. On the other side, three additional bedrooms, all fitted with bespoke wardrobes, are complemented by a five-piece Villeroy & Boch family bathroom and a three-piece shower room, with one of the bedrooms enjoying its own four-piece en-suite. The interior is completed by an office/sixth bedroom. Externally, the grounds provide an intimate, beautiful oasis, incorporating extensive lawns, mature trees such as beech, yew and cedar, and the curved stone balustrade salvaged from Breightmet Hall. The carriage drive under a wrought-iron gate allows ample parking and leads to a substantial garage capable of housing three to four cars. Slater Cottage, built in the 1970s, provides additional standalone accommodation, ideal for extended family or friends. Tastefully designed to complement the main house without overshadowing it, the cottage offers a kitchen, a sitting room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The estate also includes a 70 by 41-foot swimming pool complex now unused, with a 40 by 20-foot pool, a bar, plant room and changing rooms, as well as a tennis court awaiting reintegration or adaptation. The site also lends itself to potential further development, subject to necessary consents and having already secured planning permission circa 1997 to convert the pool into a single-storey dwelling. Rarely does a property of such provenance, scale and opportunity come to market. Slater House represents a unique opportunity to purchase not only a property but also a Lancashire heritage asset. The house and the cottage are held under separate titles and, from the buyer’s perspective, can be purchased independently. However, it is the vendors’ preference that both properties be sold together in a single transaction. Council tax bands: Slater House - H, Slater Cottage - E. Freehold. EPC: Slater House - D, Slater Cottage - D. For further information

Enter timeless elegance at Shillbrook Manor, a Grade II listed Victorian/ Gothic residence set in beautifully maintained gardens, nestled in the idyllic hamlet of Black Bourton in Oxfordshire. With its imposing Cotswold stone façade, intricate architectural details and panoramic views over adjacent streams, meadows and rolling fields, it is a country home that blends heritage, comfort and prestige. No onward chain. Freehold | Council Tax bands F & A | EPC ratings: Main House - Exempt & Garden Cottage DServices, utilities and property information Ownership - Freehold Council Tax bands - Main House F & Garden A - West Oxfordshire District Council Property construction - Standard - stone and tile - detached by link Power supply – Mains electricity Water supply - Mains water Drainage – Shared sewerage treatment plant serving 8 properties and located on the property. There are maintenance charges of £70 per month per property. Neighbouring properties have the right of access to inspect the plant. Please speak to the agent for more information. Heating - Oil-fired central heating – maintenance costs will be involved, please ask the agent for more information. Broadband - Ultrafast FTTP internet available - we recommend checking with your operator. Phone/mobile signal - Some 4G and 5G mobile signal available in the area - we recommend checking with your operator. Parking - Barn, EV charging point and parking for 8 cars. Special notes - The property is split into two title numbers. There are restrictive clauses on the property – please speak to the agent for more information.

Located in the gated development Walham Yard, this exceptional converted warehouse offers just under 2,000 square feet of lateral living spread over three floors, complemented by a private terrace and the rare benefit of two off-street parking spaces. The ground floor centers around a striking open-plan kitchen and dining area, where a generously sized island creates a natural focal point and a feature wall adds character to the room. The width of the former warehouse allows an exceptional lateral layout, rarely found in Fulham, with this floor also offering a family room and a separate home office. A full bathroom, with double sinks and a bath, adds further flexibility to this level. Occupying the full depth of the building, the ground floor provides an exceptional lateral living space, with generous proportions creating a wonderfully versatile setting for everyday living and entertaining. A bespoke integrated storage space is carefully incorporated throughout, while direct access to a private terrace extends the outdoor living area. Another home office provides a dedicated workspace, away from the main living areas. The principal bedroom is also located on this floor and benefits from excellent proportions as well as an en-suite luxurious bathroom, creating a private and well-appointed master suite. The upper floor comprises two additional bedrooms and a separate shower, offering an ideal layout for family life, children, or guests. Walham Yard offers a rare combination of warehouse character, generous lateral living, and the privacy of a gated development, with the added benefit of two off-street parking spaces. The property is ideally situated just minutes from Fulham Broadway, with its excellent range of shops, cafes, restaurants and everyday amenities, while Fulham Broadway underground station (District Line) provides easy links to Chelsea, the West End and beyond.

Located well back from the road with large gardens to the front and rear, Hindon House is a spacious family home of just under 4000 sq ft of internal living space, split across three floors. The current owners have completed substantial improvements and renovations, taking a year to complete, including: a new roof, an extension and a conversion of the upper floor, new double/triple-glazed windows, new doors, underfloor heating, a redesigned and refitted kitchen and bathrooms, solar panels, and moving the conservatory to adjoin the kitchen. The ground floor features an oversized hallway leading to three reception rooms, one at the front of the house and two at the rear. The lounge has a wood-burning stove and a range of integrated display/storage units. The kitchen/dining family room is at the rear of the house and leads to the conservatory and the garden patio beyond. It is an ideal space for entertaining indoors or outdoors. The kitchen is well designed and equipped with a wide range of appliances, large work surfaces and a family dining table installed in a bay overlooking the garden. Beyond the kitchen is a very useful utility room with a shower and access to the integrated garage. On the second floor, bedrooms five and six are also generously proportioned and share a central shower room. Most bedrooms have en-suite facilities, and the bathrooms are well appointed. Hindon House sits on a good plot with a substantial frontage and the house well set back from the road. There is ample space to park many vehicles on the driveway, whether cars, a motorhome or a small boat. The planting has matured over the years and there is now a lovely variety of borders and perennial beds filled with fully grown and colourful plants, shrubs and trees. At the rear, the central lawn is again edged with mature shrubs, providing the keen gardener with plenty to enjoy. There is a timber shed and storage spaces for garden equipment, neatly tucked away out of sight. The rear of the house is accessible via private driveways on both sides of the property. The integrated garage has electric roller doors and a heating control room. Additional information: All mains services connected; Title: Freehold; EPC rating: D; Solar panels; Alarm system and CCTV; Havant Borough Council: Council Tax Band G; High-speed internet – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP; Fibre checker; Flood risk – See GOV.UK; AML checks: In accordance with the law and HMRC regulations, all agents are required to undertake anti-money laundering (AML) checks on any buyer submitting a successful offer. A non-refundable admin fee of £60 including VAT is payable by the buyer before the sale transaction can proceed. More information.

Welcome to this extended and fully renovated contemporary home, beautifully presented and perfect for modern family living. Nestled in a peaceful, south-facing sunny location, this superb property sits above the highly sought-after coastal village of Woolacombe. From here you can enjoy exceptional, distant views of the valley, the village, the golden sandy surfing beaches up to Baggy Point and Hartland, and across Woolacombe Bay to Lundy Island. Located on a large private plot of about one third of an acre, the property features a wide driveway providing substantial off-road parking for several vehicles, leading to a large integrated garage and a covered outdoor shower—ideal for rinsing off after a day at the beach. The home would make an ideal permanent residence or a high-quality holiday/letting home. Projected holiday rental income for the year is £67,000, with weekly rental rates of around £4,000 at peak. This phenomenal income potential makes it a truly attractive investment opportunity. The property presents clean, modern lines and whitewashed façades accentuated by graphite-coloured double-glazed windows at the rear entry door and a low-maintenance cladding. Gas underfloor heating is installed throughout the property with zoned controls and a Nest lighting system fitted (requires connectivity). Enter to admire this magnificent, high-end, bright accommodation. At the heart of the home is a 27‑foot long double-angle living area and kitchen, with more than 22 feet of double bi-fold glass doors. These doors frame the stunning coastal views and open onto a vast south-facing sun terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The elegant kitchen space features composite worktops and a range of integrated appliances, including two ovens, an electric oven with vent hood, a microwave and a cabinet for an American-style fridge/freezer. A large breakfast bar, perfect for relaxed family dinners and morning coffee, includes a sink with a Quooker boiler tap, a waste disposal unit, a dishwasher and a wine cooler. A solid wood floor runs through the room into the living area, providing ample space to relax and entertain. The ground floor comprises two double bedrooms served by a well-equipped tiled shower room with contemporary fittings, making it ideal for elderly occupants or those with mobility needs. The hallway offers excellent storage options and connects via a staff door to the large integrated garage. The entire ground floor is dedicated to a luxurious master suite, though the space and layout of the accommodation could be adapted to the occupants’ needs. The fabulous bedroom offers valley views toward the beach, the bay and the sea, directly from the bed. A Juliet balcony adds an elegant touch. The large dressing area could be modified to create a fourth bedroom if required, and the sumptuous bathroom features a large Italian-style shower, a separate bath, two twin basins and a toilet, all completed with stylish tiling. Outside, at road level, there is visitor parking with space for three vehicles. An asphalt driveway descends to the front door, providing easy access, with additional parking available. A recessed covered porch leads to the integrated garage, which has an electric door and can provide covered and secure parking or storage/workspace. Behind the garage is a utility area with a sink and a back door leading to a store/workshop and garden access. Don’t forget the convenient outdoor shower as well. The stunning sun-soaked elevated terrace surrounding the south-facing aspect is a standout feature of this splendid home, perfect for outdoor entertaining, dining, barbecues, sunbathing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets year-round. Terraced gardens with level areas provide ample space for children's play, including a climbing wall. Enclosed boundaries make the gardens pet-friendly, and a secure rear lane access offers a shorter path to village amenities and beaches. This fine example of a modern coastal home is not to be missed! Woolacombe is located on the rugged north Devon coast amid the surrounding National Trust countryside, and is a highly popular and well-known village across the UK, chiefly thanks to its beautiful golden sandy beach. Many visitors come to the area throughout the year, especially in the summer months. The village offers a range of amenities including independent shops, a selection of cafés, bars and restaurants for all tastes, a medical centre, a pharmacy and an Outstanding Ofsted-rated primary school. In addition to the 2.5 miles of golden sand extending to Putsborough, there are the Barricane and Combesgate beaches with rocky pools to explore, the former hosting a sea-front kiosk selling delicious Sri Lankan curries during the summer season. There is also Grunta Beach, a smaller, quieter private cove. The surrounding National Trust lands and the South West Coastal Path offer miles and miles of walking to enjoy the most beautiful coastal scenery. A variety of leisure facilities and excellent golf courses are nearby, the best known being Saunton’s two links courses, one of which is championship standard. Exmoor National Park is just a short drive away. Barnstaple is the main shopping hub of North Devon, about 12 miles away, with many famous stores, a rail link to Exeter with direct trains to London, and direct access to the A361 North Devon Link Road connecting to the M5 at Junction 27. There is an heliport at Chivenor, and the nearest airports are in Exeter and Bristol. 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Situated just steps from Fulham Broadway, this beautifully presented family home with three bedrooms combines elegant period character with a thoughtfully laid-out living space. A welcoming entrance hall leads to an impressive elevated double reception room on the ground floor, brilliantly lit by large front and rear windows, allowing natural light to flow throughout the space. Rich in character, the room retains many charming original features of the era and is centered around a stylish fireplace, creating a refined yet comfortable setting for daily living and entertaining. The reception also has direct access to a terrace, providing a pleasant extension of the living space. On the ground floor, a superb, expanded kitchen and dining area form the heart of the home. Well designed and well proportioned, the space benefits from excellent natural light and opens directly onto a charming dining terrace via folding doors, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Beyond this, a large southwest-facing rear garden offers a wonderful setting for entertaining and family life, with the added advantage of a back gate giving direct access to Moore Park Road and Eel Brook Common just moments away. The upper floors offer well-balanced accommodation throughout. The bedrooms include three generous double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, as well as a family bathroom and an additional shower room, providing excellent flexibility for modern family living. Harwood Road is ideally positioned to enjoy the amenities of Fulham Broadway, with its excellent selection of shops, cafes and restaurants. The tube station is within walking distance, offering convenient transport links via the District line, while several bus routes are nearby. The open green spaces of Eel Brook Common are a short stroll away, enhancing the appeal of the area for families and professionals.

Accessible via electric gates and a wide driveway, the sense of privacy and arrival is immediate. The house retains a wealth of original features, including high ceilings, decorative cornices, picture rails and fireplaces, all complemented by large replacement sash windows that flood the interior with natural light. The ground floor centers around an impressive reception room that sets the tone for the rest of the house. The three-aspect living room is a remarkable space, with a large glazed bay, French doors opening onto the terrace, custom-made furniture and a lantern, filling the room with light. A separate family room with a large square bay window and a decorative fireplace, as well as a formal dining room with parquet flooring and decorative wall panelling, offer versatile spaces for relaxed living and formal entertaining. The kitchen/breakfast room is well equipped with Corian worktops, a five-burner Falcon gas range, and ample space for entertaining, supported by a separate utility area and practical additional storage as well as guest cloakrooms. For those seeking open-plan kitchen living, the dining room could be opened onto the adjacent kitchen, creating an open-plan living environment if required. On the first floor, a gallery landing leads to five well-proportioned double bedrooms. The master suite benefits from double aspects, garden views, a dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms each have their own charm, with features such as bay windows, built-in wardrobes and original fireplaces. A family bathroom and a separate shower serve this level. There is also a useful study on this floor and a door leading to a distinctive feature of the property, the vaulted-ceiling games room, with a full-width bar, double-glazed windows and access to an elevated terrace overlooking the grounds and pool. This versatile space offers excellent potential for a self-contained annexe if required. A second stair provides access to the ground-floor accommodation. OUTSIDE, the landscaped gardens of around 0.66 acre offer a peaceful setting with usable gardens on all sides, level lawns, mature trees and structured plantings. A broad terrace runs along the rear of the house, ideal for al fresco dining, with an electric awning, lighting and heating, making it the perfect space year-round for long days into the evening in comfort. A raised pond set in a gazebo adds character. The pool and hot tub are welcome additions to the gardens, surrounded by established planting for total seclusion. A large ancillary building, housing the pool boiler, provides extra storage space. To the front garden, electric gates open onto the expansive driveway with a central turning area, offering substantial off-road parking, the drive leading to a attached double garage with an electric roller shutter door. Located on one of the region’s most sought-after private roads, the property offers a rare balance of tranquility and convenience, with excellent transport links, renowned schools and open countryside, all easily accessible.

Nestled in the heart of its expansive grounds, this remarkable rural retreat offers a level of seclusion and tranquility rarely found today. approached by a long winding driveway that gradually reveals the house in all its timeless beauty, the estate feels like a world apart, a private sanctuary where rural serenity, heritage and refined living converge. Set within over five acres of landscaped gardens, orchards and sheltered paddocks, this historic house dating from 1648 exudes charm and presence. Its setting is enchanting, its atmosphere tranquil and, although the main house now accommodates a thoughtful renovation, it remains a wonderful character home ready for its next chapter. Inside, the house unfolds through a succession of elegant rooms, from atmospheric reception spaces perfect for relaxing and informal living designed for everyday comfort. Original fireplaces, old beams and historic detailing contribute to the undeniable authenticity that defines the property. On the first floor, five generous bedrooms and multiple bathrooms/shower rooms provide ample accommodation for family and guests. The principal suite, overlooking the estate, remains a highlight – a peaceful, sunlit retreat. Beyond the main house, the wider estate offers exceptional scope. A charming cottage provides ideal accommodation for guests or multi-generational living, while a collection of substantial outbuildings promises remarkable potential. Whether used as dedicated office spaces, creative studios, wellness facilities or leisure suites, they offer rare flexibility found in countryside properties. A short stroll through the gardens leads to the fully private outdoor pool, bordered by sun terraces and sheltered seating areas inviting long summer gatherings. Additionally, a hard tennis court, a croquet lawn and open paddocks create a countryside lifestyle rich in space, freedom and the outdoors. Isolated, picturesque and full of opportunity, this unique estate combines heritage, privacy and extraordinary potential, offering the chance to create a truly exceptional country lifestyle, exactly as you imagine.

Nestled on Tylers Road, on the outskirts of the village of Roydon, this magnificent detached house offers an exceptional living experience. Spanning an impressive 7,685 square feet, the property provides generous accommodation with five reception rooms, offering ample space for relaxation and entertaining. With six double bedrooms, this home is perfect for families or those who enjoy hosting guests. Built in 1910, the house retains a sense of character and charm reflecting its early 20th-century origins. The two bathrooms ensure convenience for all residents and visitors. Situated on a beautiful plot of around 2.75 acres, the estate is beautifully landscaped, offering a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. One notable asset of this property is the extensive outbuilding, which offers a multitude of potential uses, whether for storage, leisure, workshops, or even a possible conversion. Separate secure vehicle access enhances practicality, easing management of the vast grounds. Upon entering the property, an impressive hallway with high ceilings, mouldings and character cornicing is original to the property, opening to the main reception rooms with original fireplaces and high ceilings. The main living room has windows on three sides overlooking the rear garden. Parking will never be an issue here, as the property can accommodate up to twelve vehicles, making it ideal for families with multiple cars or for those who enjoy entertaining. This remarkable house on Tylers Road is a rare find, combining spacious living with the beauty of the surrounding countryside. It represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a luxurious lifestyle in a picturesque setting. Do not miss the chance to make this splendid property your own. The property has mains drainage, water and electricity. Central heating runs on oil, but we understand that gas is now available on the road.

A magnificent period house of immense charm and character together with an adjoining cottage/annexe, and a half acre plot in this pretty market town. Layston Court, an impressive Grade II listed residence that truly captures the heart. With approximately 5,347 sq ft of beautifully presented and restored accommodation, this seven-bedroom, four-reception room home offers a precious opportunity to own a piece of Buntingford's rich history. Set within a generous 0.5-acre plot, Layston Court has been meticulously restored and improved in recent years by the present owners who have cleverly blended original features with modern requirements with both grandeur and practicality on offer throughout this very fine home. Step Inside From the moment you step through the entrance vestibule into the welcoming reception hall, you'll feel the embrace of Layston Court's timeless elegance. An impressive welcome into the home with an imposing staircase rising up to the first floor. Each of the three substantial reception rooms in the main house, presents an invitation to live and entertain in style. Imagine cosy evenings by the wood burning stove in the fine drawing room, bathed in natural light from the elegant bay window, or quiet contemplation in the dedicated study/family room. To the rear of the house is a further hallway off which is a downstairs cloakroom/WC, access into a useful store room/workshop and stairs down to the cellar. A pretty glazed rear conservatory/hallway also runs across this part of the house connecting the two hallways and the garden. The grand and spacious formal dining room seamlessly caters for both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. A wonderful room with original Oak paneling and original fireplace. At the heart of this magnificent home lies the kitchen/breakfast room, a true hub of the home that cleverly combines a contemporary bespoke kitchen with the high ceilings and traditional feel required in a home of such quality. From the kitchen one finds a rear lobby with the former staff staircase, a downstairs cloakroom/WC and a well fitted utility room that leads into the garden. Ascend to the first floor where six beautifully proportioned bedrooms, four doubles and two singles, await, including a luxurious principal bedroom boasting its own en-suite shower room – a private sanctuary for relaxation. A further luxurious family bathroom and a luxurious separate shower room serve the other bedrooms that are all substantial and each with their own character. The adjoining, spacious cottage/annexe offers excellent flexibility. Offering a generous double bedroom, bathroom, living room and kitchen, a perfect haven for guests, a multi-generational living space, or even a private home office, adding an extra layer of convenience and opportunity to this exceptional home. Step Outside The journey begins as you approach Layston Court. Set behind a red brick wall and approached by a long gravel drive bordered by an extensive lawn, borders and mature trees, leading to ample parking in front and to the side of the house. The character continues with a detached former stable block and cart shed now offering garage space together with excellent storage, a hayloft and intriguing possibilities. The truly delightful rear garden is a joy. Predominantly laid to a lush lawn the rear garden is a true oasis – a perfect stage for outdoor entertaining, simply unwinding amidst the tranquillity. The garden is full of colour and interest with well stocked borders, trees and shrubs together with a large terrace to the rear of the house. At the foot of the garden one finds a further terrace with a most impressive large summer house providing a wonderful area to extend the summer evenings with friends and family. There is a pretty pond and a productive vegetable garden, fruit trees and two greenhouses tucked away. A mix of high red brick walls and fencing provide great privacy. Location Nestled within a conservation area just off Buntingford's vibrant High Street, Layston Court offers the perfect balance of historical charm and modern convenience. Enjoy easy access to independent shops, supermarkets, delightful restaurants, and highly regarded schools, all contributing to a wonderful community atmosphere. Excellent road links via the A10 connect you effortlessly to Cambridge and the M25, providing a gateway to London. For commuters, a choice of nearby railway stations in Royston, Stevenage, Ware, and Hertford ensure swift and direct access to London's King's Cross, Moorgate and Liverpool Street, making life beautifully connected. Other Information Mains Gas Mains Electricity Mains Water Water Softener Security Alarm and Fire alarm Secondary Double Glazing to main rooms EPC Exempt (Grade II Listed) Plus d’informations

Situated on the verdant heights of Wayland Avenue, this architecturally designed home spanning approximately 3,600 sq ft has been almost entirely rebuilt and finished to an uncompromising standard of craftsmanship and luxury, with a 10-year construction warranty. Completed in 2026, it presents an exceptional turnkey opportunity, enabling its new owners to move in, pop a bottle of champagne and enjoy. The property benefits from a superb garden office and a fully equipped, self-contained annexe. The clean, contemporary façade makes an impressive first impression, its immaculate white finish complemented by generous off-road parking with electric vehicle charging at the front, and there is also electricity at the front should electric gates be added in the future. Beyond the entrance, a striking wide reception hall sets the tone for the interiors, with engineered oak flooring extending across the ground floor. Designed as the true heart of the home, the spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining and living area has been carefully crafted for modern living. At the centre is a bespoke Harvey Jones handmade kitchen, in timeless colours that blend classic British design with practical modernity. High-end integrated and freestanding appliances, including a Fisher & Paykel cooker, are complemented by beautifully executed oak inlays that reflect the meticulous attention to detail found throughout the house. The property is energy efficient, rated EPC C. A stunning central island forms the focal point of the room, crafted from a single seamless quartz slab with white and black veining. Equipped with a Quooker tap, a built-in Denby ceramic sink, electrical outlets, ample storage, and breakfast seating, it is as practical as it is impressive. Discreetly located nearby, the walk-in pantry and separate utility room provide excellent additional storage and laundry facilities, with the pantry featuring a playful rose confetti finish. The dining room is perfectly proportioned to accommodate family and friends under a Timothy Oulton chandelier, available by separate negotiation. Beyond, the living area offers a wonderful space to relax while enjoying views of the garden. Bathed in natural light from skylights and full-width bi-fold doors, the space feels seamlessly connected to the outdoors, while electrically operated blinds provide welcome shade during warmer months. For quieter evenings, a separate reception room offers a warm yet generous retreat away from the main living area. On the other side of the corridor, a versatile ground-floor double bedroom with an en-suite shower is ideal as guest accommodation or a spacious home office, while a beautifully appointed cloakroom completes the ground floor. A notable oak staircase rises to the first floor, where four generous double bedrooms continue the house’s impeccable finish. Each benefits from electric blinds, while one of the front bedrooms features a wardrobe and a stylish en-suite shower. The front-facing bedrooms offer distant views over the valley to The Downs, while the rear bedrooms overlook the landscaped garden. To serve the remaining bedrooms, a bespoke Crosswater family bathroom, carefully designed with two basins, a separate Italian-style shower and a free-standing bath. Finished in calming earthy tones, it creates a tranquil space to start and end the day. Occupying the entire top floor, the superb principal suite provides an exceptional private sanctuary. Decorated in a soft, soothing palette, the bedroom offers splendid views of the South Downs, while a decorative panelled wall nods to the home’s original character. A dedicated dressing area includes bespoke storage and a vanity unit leading to the luxurious en-suite bathroom. Thoughtful lighting creates a relaxing ambiance around the striking freestanding Farrow & Ball pink bath, while large Italian porcelain tiles make a bold design statement. A generous Italian-style shower and a luxurious Corian washbasin complete this indulgent space. Exiting directly from the main living area, the south-facing rear garden is cleverly arranged to create a sequence of beautifully designed outdoor spaces. A path leads to an impressive garden room, ideal as a home office with ample space to greet clients and run a business, though it is equally enviable for entertaining or as a garden bar. Broad, established borders provide colour and texture year-round with carefully selected herbaceous perennials and ornamental grasses, while the generous lawn offers plenty of space for children to play. A gravel pétanque court provides the perfect setting for relaxed afternoons with family and friends. Discreetly tucked to the rear of the garden, the fully insulated, motorised and bridged annexe offers exceptional versatility. Ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or a live-in nanny, it delivers a superb self-contained living space. Inside, a contemporary kitchen and open-plan living area open directly onto a generous veranda with a terrace, with a jacuzzi forming a lovely extension of the accommodation. Wayland Avenue is conveniently located close to several excellent schools, including Westdene Primary, Brighton & Hove Bilingual Primary School, Lancing Prep and Windlesham Primary School. For secondary education, nearby options include Varndean, Dorothy Stringer, Brighton College and Brighton & Hove High School. Roedean, Lancing College and BHASVIC are also easily accessible for post-GCSE study. FREEHOLD EPC: C IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 1979 PROPERTY AGENCY ACT – WE MUST DECLARE THAT THE OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY IS RELATED TO AN INDIVIDUAL WORKING FOR FINE & COUNTRY. The property is located in Parking Zone 12 and falls within Band F for council tax. High-speed broadband and mobile coverage: Prospective buyers should consult the Ofcom Checker. Planning permission: Please consult the local authority’s website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or nearby properties. This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification from your legal representative. More information

A superb six-bedroom barn-style property built in 2009 within a gated development of three properties. Located in Hare Street, Buntingford, overlooking farmland. This family home has been designed for multi‑generational living with a self‑contained annexe and numerous outbuildings, a golf studio, and garages easily convertible (subject to planning consent). There is ample parking for a large family, a gym, and a swimming pool. The footprint is approximately 6,568 sq m including the garages, on about 1.4 acres. Heating is oil-fired, there is a shared sewerage facility with three neighbours, and the EPC band is D; council tax band G. No onward chain. Enter the property into a bright, spacious hall with a cosy lounge to the left, ideal for a quiet relaxing space, TV, or even a games room for children. To the right, double doors lead to the main family living room, a generous room with a wood burner and exposed beams, a study adjacent to the lounge, and double doors to a conservatory—an airy space ideal for entertaining. This could be a relaxing room to sit and watch the children in the pool or serve as a formal dining room for guests. The kitchen/dining area is the heart of the home, spacious and recently redecorated with a feature island and plenty of seating for family at the breakfast bar or for formal dining, with bi-fold doors opening onto the terrace, the pool, and the barbecue area. The kitchen extends well into the utility room, cloakroom and hallway where the oil boiler is located, with a door to the garden. From the utility, there is a gym; you don’t even need to go outside in the morning and you can open the bi-fold doors and enjoy views of the countryside at the rear. On the ground floor is a stunning guest bedroom with full-height windows, built-in wardrobes and an en‑suite shower. On the first floor, a charming principal bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, substantial built‑in storage and a dressing room. There is a principal skylight with amazing views to wake up to each morning. A creative staircase leads to the en‑suite shower room. The second largest bedroom has a large wardrobe, there is a family bathroom and a shower, as well as three additional bedrooms and a good amount of storage in the eaves. Annexe The property also offers an annexe of about 617 sq ft with a modern open-plan kitchen, dining/lounge, a bathroom and a utility room. The principal bedroom has built‑in wardrobes with a room adjacent that could be used as an office, baby’s room or dressing area. This portion has its own entrance and a small garden, which could be ideal for parents or children to have their own space on site. There are two blocks of garages, one L‑shaped, a small cloakroom and a changing room with a golf studio. This has been designed with future development in mind, subject to planning permission for a further annexe and ideal for multi‑generational living. A block of garages with parking for 4 cars is well situated behind private electric gates, with plenty of parking for car enthusiasts and abundant space for motorhomes. Gardens are well maintained in the communal area and the private rear garden offers a large terrace with a barbecue, a kitchen, a heated pool, plus a pool house and plant room with storage and a covered seating area. The property also features a large expanse mostly lawned with laurels and shrub borders, a great spot to hit a few golf balls, play football or simply let the children run free. Located on farmland with far-reaching views. Location This wonderful residence is situated in Hare Street on the outskirts of Buntingford in Hertfordshire, surrounded by walks and pubs. It is only about 1.1 miles from Buntingford High Street, 8.8 miles from Royston, 9.8 miles from Baldock and 9.7 miles from Bishops Stortford. Nearby rail links at Royston, Stevenage, Ware, Bishops Stortford and Hertford provide options for commuting to London when needed. For frequent travellers, Luton Airport is about 25.7 miles away, Stansted 15.7 miles, and Heathrow 59 miles. Please note the property has an oil-fired heating system and a shared wastewater treatment plant with the three neighbours, sharing roughly one third of the costs, currently about £800 per year. Council tax band G and EPC rating D.

SOLD STC Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, BR3 £1,800,000Knowing the purchase price means you can work out the total cost of buying the property.Read more about property price in our glossary page. Can you afford it? Added on PROPERTY TYPE Semi-Detached BEDROOMS 5 BATHROOMS 3 SIZE Ask agent TENURE Describes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page. Freehold 1 Key features Substantial Six-bedroom period home New Beckenham and Beckenham Junction Stations Period features throughout Offered to the market chain free Summarise property details Exceptional six-bedroom double-fronted semi-detached period home, enviably positioned on Copers Cope Road, a tree-lined street moments from New Beckenham Station, with trains to London Bridge, Waterloo and Charing Cross. Beckenham High Street, Beckenham Junction Station and the green expanses of Beckenham Place Park are within easy reach. Beckenham Junction Station is also within easy reach which serves London Victoria in circa 20-minutes. This handsome Victorian home spans over 3,000 square feet, and offers an exquisite blend of period character and versatile family living. From the moment you step through the etched-glass front door, you are greeted by a grand entrance hall with soaring ceilings, ornate cornicing, and a sweeping staircase that sets the tone for the elegance throughout. The layout of this beautiful house adds to its versatility, with its combination of principal and mezzanine floors. The ground floor boasts three generous reception rooms with rear reception benefitting from direct access to a veranda and steps to the garden, bespoke kitchen-diner with French doors opening onto a beautifully landscaped and secluded rear garden which is perfect for al fresco dining and summer gatherings. Upstairs, the accommodation is arranged over two floors, offering six well-proportioned bedrooms, including a luxurious principal suite with en-suite bathroom. A further bathroom is located on the mezzanine floor. All rooms enjoy ample natural light and period charm. Further benefits include a large basement, garage, off-street parking for multiple vehicles, and scope to extend (STPP). This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and premium family home in one of Beckenham's most sought-after locations, within easy reach of outstanding schools, excellent transport links, and the beautiful parks. Plus d’informations

Key features• Family detached home spanning 2,387 square feet• Eight bedrooms, three bathrooms• Double reception room• Large landscaped garden• Off-street parking• Outbuilding• Excellent location• Freehold The tourEntering, the hallway impresses with original parquet flooring and a beautifully crafted staircase with detailed woodwork, highlighted by an elegant stained glass window that adds vibrant colours and character. The ground floor comprises a spacious reception room with a large bay window, flooding the space with natural light and showcasing an period fireplace for warmth and elegance. The adjacent dining room, ideal for family gatherings, provides direct access to the garden. Additionally, an extra bedroom offers versatile space for relaxing. The kitchen, designed for practicality and style, features warm timber units, a contrasting tiled splashback and generous workspace. It also provides side access to the garden, perfect for seamless indoor-outdoor living and easy entertaining. The ground floor is completed by a convenient shower room and separate cloakroom, enhancing practicality and comfort. The ground floor of this stylish house includes five generously sized bedrooms, each bathed in natural light and with high ceilings. Neutral carpet throughout adds to the warm, welcoming feel. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, highlighted by a large bay window that enhances the room’s airiness. The additional bedrooms are well proportioned, with built-in wardrobes offering substantial storage. A family bathroom and an additional toilet on this level provide convenience for a large household, ensuring comfort and practicality for all family members. The front lofts of this charming house have been cleverly converted to provide two extra bedrooms, a compact yet fully functional kitchen, and a bathroom. This space is ideal for extended family, guest accommodation, or as a self-contained unit, offering privacy and versatility. The loft conversion adds valuable space and further strengthens the property’s flexibility, making it an ideal space for a friends’ suite or a private retreat. The property benefits from a beautifully maintained garden, stretching to about 85 feet, with a lush lawn, mature trees and shrubs creating a sense of privacy. The garden offers a tranquil retreat, perfect for relaxation and entertaining, with a large terrace ideal for alfresco dining. A detached outbuilding provides additional space suitable for a home office, studio or storage. The garden design enhances the tranquil ambiance, while the property’s driveway provides practical off-street parking. The areaSituated in the highly sought-after Brondesbury Park neighbourhood, this property offers the perfect balance between classic architecture and modern living. It is ideally located close to a range of local amenities, including shops, restaurants and schools. Excellent transport links include Willesden Green underground station on the Jubilee line, just 0.3 miles away, providing easy access to central London. Additionally, Dollis Hill station (0.6 miles) and Brondesbury Park station (0.8 miles) offer further connectivity, making this a superb location for families and professionals. VISITS - By appointment only, with Fine & Country – West Hampstead. Please enquire and quote RBA. More information

FREEHOLD – Here is No 2 Vent d’Été, an exquisite construction in the heart of St. John, carefully designed for family living. This home effortlessly blends comfort and style with a meticulously planned layout. On the ground floor, you will find a spacious sunlit living room with a striking built-in electric fireplace, as well as an open-plan kitchen designed by The Kitchen Studio. The kitchen features elegant stone countertops and high-end Miele appliances that integrate seamlessly with the dining and living areas. Folding doors open onto a sunny south-facing garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. A family room, connected to the garage and a powder room, completes the ground floor. The ground floor offers three generously sized bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, including a luxurious master suite. The main bedroom features a dressing area, an en-suite with a bathtub and shower, and a private south-facing balcony. This home is equipped with WiFi-controlled underfloor heating, contemporary aluminum windows, and a cherry wood staircase that adds a touch of elegance. Electric garage doors provide added convenience, and the property offers parking for one car in the garage and two in the driveway. With its modern country house appeal, granite-facade exterior, and sophisticated design, this property is the ideal family retreat in St John.

Offered chain-free, this six-bedroom detached residence occupies a prime position on one of Brookmans Park’s most prestigious residential streets. The house offers elegant, well-balanced accommodation. The ground floor features impressive space for family living and entertaining, including two reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, a separate study and a guest cloakroom. Entering inside, this impressive family home provides stylish, well-balanced living, thoughtfully arranged over two principal floors and offering generous proportions throughout. The layout is ideally suited to family life, while lending itself perfectly to both intimate and larger-scale entertaining. The ground floor provides a strong sense of space and flow, supported by two well-proportioned reception rooms that offer flexible living and entertaining options. These rooms are complemented by a kitchen/breakfast room, forming the heart of the home and providing an ideal setting for everyday family life. A separate study provides a quiet, convenient workspace for home working or reading, while a guest cloakroom completes the ground-floor accommodation and adds an extra convenience. The ground floor is equally impressive, arranged around six bedrooms. Three bedrooms benefit from en-suite bathrooms, creating ideal guest suites or principal bedrooms. The other bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom, ensuring comfort and practicality for a growing family. Additionally, the property benefits from a large mezzanine space, offering excellent potential for future extension or improvement, subject to usual planning permissions and approvals. This additional space provides a significant opportunity to add both accommodation and long-term value if the buyer wishes. Overall, the house combines classic elegance with flexible, family‑focused living, making it an exceptional long-term residence with additional potential to adapt to individual needs. Externally, the property is equally impressive, benefiting from a south-facing beautifully landscaped garden that enjoys excellent levels of natural daylight throughout the day. The garden has been carefully laid out to provide an attractive and private outdoor space, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining, while ensuring a seamless connection with the surrounding natural environment. A particular highlight is direct access to Gobions Wood, creating a rare and enviable link between the garden and this protected woodland. This feature offers a wonderful sense of seclusion and tranquility, as well as immediate access to scenic walks and outdoor activities, making it an ideal place for families and nature lovers. At the front of the property, an elegant driveway provides a welcoming approach and ample off-street parking for several vehicles. This is complemented by a large garage, offering secure parking and additional storage space. Together, these features ensure practicality and strong external appeal, completing an exceptional family home that combines privacy, convenience, and a unique wooded setting. Location Brookmans Park is a highly sought-after village in Hertfordshire, popular with both families and commuters. The village benefits from a mainline station offering direct services to central London (King’s Cross 34 minutes / Moorgate 41 minutes); Potters Bar station is a few minutes’ drive from the property, with a fast train to London (King’s Cross 20 minutes). Road links via the A1(M) and M25 provide excellent wider connectivity. Additionally, easy access to Luton, Stansted and Heathrow airports offers effortless options for domestic and international travel. The area is well served by highly regarded state and private schools, local village amenities and the surrounding countryside, making Brookmans Park one of Hertfordshire’s most desirable residential locations. Other information: Welwyn and Hatfield Borough Council, EPC - C, Electrical network, Gas conduits, Water drainage, More information

This exceptional Grade II listed barn has been carefully and sympathetically transformed to create a remarkable family home, rich in character and beautifully balanced for modern living. Generous proportions, flexible accommodation and an abundance of original features combine to offer a truly unique property. Situated in a private south-west facing walled garden and set within open countryside, the barn enjoys a wonderfully peaceful setting with excellent transport links nearby. A full-height vaulted reception room forms a memorable entrance, its fully glass-fronted façade flooding the space with natural light and setting the tone for the impressive interiors beyond. From there, the house opens into the superb principal living room – a superb space for daily family life and entertaining. Double-height vaulted ceilings, an exposed brick fireplace with a dual-fronted fireplace, and original timber beams celebrate the building’s heritage while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. On one side of the chimney is the sitting room, with a mezzanine accessible via a oak staircase – a striking architectural feature overlooking the space below. The sitting room leads to the former dairy wing, where four double bedrooms are arranged, two with en-suite facilities, as well as a large family bathroom. This wing offers excellent versatility and can be configured to suit a variety of needs. On the other side of the fireplace is the dining room, enjoying views of the garden and leading back to the impressive reception area. Oak doors open to the extensive kitchen/breakfast room, equipped with a central island, painted cabinets and contrasting work surfaces. The appliances include a traditional AGA, a professional five-burner gas hob with electric oven, and three refrigerators. Beyond lies a large fully equipped laundry room, a cloakroom for guests and a safe room, with internal access to the double garage and its fully boarded loft. A stunning oak staircase rises from the main reception area to the principal bedroom suite. This exceptional space features exposed beams, a vaulted ceiling, a fully fitted dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with twin showers, travertine tiling and his-and-hers basins. Access to the property is via a gravel driveway bordered by a well-kept lawn. At the rear, the south-west facing walled garden provides an idyllic setting for al fresco dining and outdoor relaxation. The double garage with a boarded mezzanine offers excellent additional storage space. situated in the countryside overlooking farmland between White Waltham and Waltham St Lawrence, the barn benefits from superb transport links. Rail services from Maidenhead and Twyford – about a 10-minute drive – provide swift links to London, while the nearby M4 (J8/9) offers easy access to the broader motorway network. Charming market towns of Henley-on-Thames (8 miles) and Marlow (6 miles) are easily accessible, as are the villages of Waltham St Lawrence and White Waltham, less than a mile away. Maidenhead (3 miles), Windsor (10 miles) and Reading (10 miles) offer extensive shopping, dining and leisure facilities. Schools The region is renowned for its excellent educational provision, with highly regarded state and independent schools, including Claire’s Court and St Piran’s in Maidenhead, Lambrook in Warfield, St George’s and St Mary’s in Ascot, Queen Anne’s School in Caversham, Crossfields, The Abbey, Kendrick, Reading Grammar School and St Joseph’s. Local sporting opportunities are plentiful, with Castle Royle Golf & Health Club nearby. Distances (approx.) Maidenhead and Twyford Crossrail stations around 4 miles; M4 (J8/9) 4 miles; Henley-on-Thames, Marlow and Windsor around 8 miles each; Heathrow Airport 17 miles; Central London around 30 miles. Reference: 827171 Plus d’informations

Situated behind mature plantations on one of Kenley’s most prestigious residential streets and accessible via a five-bar gate, this exceptional period residence has been designed for effortless entertaining and comfortable family living. Occupying a substantial plot of just under a third of an acre, it offers a sequence of elegant reception rooms and versatile living spaces, all enhanced by timeless architectural character. Beyond its attractive façade, the property unfolds into a series of stylish reception rooms designed for both formal entertaining and everyday relaxed living. The first impressions are in the magnificent reception hall with a striped pine floor and a dog-leg staircase rising to the gallery landing above. High ceilings, large windows and period detailing create an atmosphere of understated sophistication, while the generous layout allows each space to flow seamlessly into the next. The formal lounge is a double-fronted room with an original cast-iron fireplace and a wood-burning stove. A separate lounge is currently used as a playroom with a large square bay window overlooking the front. A third equally spacious reception room provides an excellent space for remote working, but is currently used as a home gym. The open-plan kitchen opens onto the rear dining room at the back of the property, with two sets of French doors leading to the south-facing rear terrace. The kitchen is equipped with a range of wood-fronted units including integrated dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. There is also a central island with a pine worktop. The wood-burning stove, double-sided, separates the kitchen from the dining area, creating a convivial, well-designed space. Adjacent to the hall, a laundry room is fitted with a second fridge/freezer, plumbing for a washing machine, a space for a tumble dryer, and a door to the rear garden. Upstairs, a collection of spacious bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for growing families and visiting guests, complemented by well-appointed bathrooms and peaceful views over the garden. The principal bedroom features a suite of built-in wardrobes, and an adjacent room, currently used as a dressing room, could easily be converted to an en-suite bathroom if desired. A secondary staircase leads from the landing to the second floor where there are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. Additionally, accessible from the gallery landing via a drop-down loft ladder, is a huge secondary loft, fully boarded and lined with windows and skylights, which currently offers excellent storage facilities and exciting potential for future conversion into additional accommodation, subject to necessary planning permissions and building regulations. In addition to the converted mezzanine bedrooms, there is a second mezzanine that has not yet been converted but is already fully floored and fitted with windows and lighting. It currently provides excellent storage space and offers promising potential for future conversion into additional accommodation, subject to required planning permissions and building regulations. Out front, the beautifully landscaped grounds offer a private sanctuary, with wide lawns, mature trees and landscaped plantings creating an idyllic setting. A large paved terrace spans the full width of the property, along with a rear terrace for outdoor entertaining. The broad frontage provides ample off-road parking, while the surroundings ensure both privacy and curb appeal. Single garage: personal door opening onto the rear garden. Power and light. Welcomes Road has long been regarded as one of Kenley’s premier addresses, renowned for its impressive detached houses and leafy surroundings. Residents benefit from excellent access to Kenley and Whyteleafe railway stations, providing regular services to central London, while the M25 and Gatwick Airport remain easily reachable. The area is also highly regarded for its selection of excellent schools, open green spaces and nearby golf courses, making it a coveted destination for discerning families seeking the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and urban connectivity. Further information

Originally built around 1850 as a single-room village school, Greystones has over the decades been sympathetically transformed and carefully extended to create a truly remarkable country home, with immense charm and character. Nestled in around 3 acres in the sought-after village of Rimington, the property enjoys a idyllic and wonderfully private setting, with breathtaking panoramic views across rolling farmland to the Ribble valley and the Yorkshire Dales beyond. Rich in history yet perfectly suited to modern family life, Greystones offers an exceptional blend of period character, generous proportions and timeless elegance. From the moment you arrive, the property exudes warmth and individuality, starting with an entrance porch with an original-style solid door opening onto a welcoming vestibule and reception hall, with a wood floor and an elegant staircase rising to the ground floor. The elegant dining room is full of character, adorned with decorative cornices and mouldings, while a stunning feature fireplace provides an attractive focal point. Front and rear façade windows, including a superb bow window overlooking the gardens, bring natural light into the space and enhance its welcoming atmosphere. The main sitting room is equally impressive – a wonderfully comfortable yet refined space, centered around a striking fireplace with a wood-burning stove. Decorative paneling and mouldings add further charm, while a distinctive circular bay creates a charming architectural feature, flowing seamlessly into the splendid family room, flooded with natural light through three elevations and roof lights, with doors opening directly onto the gardens and framing the surrounding landscape. One of the most enchanting rooms in the house is undoubtedly the library, refurbished in 1959 by Harrods with bespoke handmade furniture and joinery. Rich in atmosphere and character, this splendid retreat is complemented by a multi-fuel stove set beneath a fireplace, in keeping with the room’s heritage and style. The breakfast kitchen is both spacious and beautifully practical, fitted with a wide range of units and warm timber surfaces. Designed for family living and entertaining, it provides space for a cooker with extractor above, plumbing for two dishwashers and ample space for a large fridge-freezer, while charming bays of glass flood the room with light and capture the surrounding views. Adjacent to the kitchen is a very functional utility room with a double Belfast sink, storage space and integrated appliances, leading to a boot/utility room with another Belfast sink, external access and internal access returning to the hallway. A large walk-in pantry offers excellent additional storage with built-in shelves, a Belfast sink, timber worktops and a charming servant’s hatch giving to the dining room, as well as a second secondary pantry. The ground-floor accommodation is completed by a two-room cloakroom and a large store, offering excellent versatility as a home office, recreation room or additional reception space if desired. On the first floor, the elegant staircase rises to a bright, airy landing, lit by two front-facing windows and Velux rooflights, creating a wonderful sense of space and light. The five bedrooms are all generously proportioned doubles, each with its own style and appearance. The principal suite is particularly impressive, located to the front of the property, with built-in storage, a dressing area with mirrored wardrobes and a stylish en-suite four-piece bathroom featuring a Jacuzzi bath, a rainfall shower, a basin and WCs. The guest suite is equally appealing, enjoying the luxury of its own en-suite facilities as well as a private sitting area, the ideal place to unwind while admiring the spectacular countryside. Two further bedrooms also enjoy en-suite shower rooms, while the remainder of the accommodation is served by a beautifully appointed four-piece family bathroom. A staircase leads to the attic room, an incredibly versatile space with four Velux windows, ideally suited as a playroom, studio or home-office. Outside, Greystones continues to impress. A broad driveway leads up to the property, flanked on one side by a lovely wooded garden that enhances the sense of retreat and solitude. A large parking area is provided to the front, while a further side drive forming the original access to the house provides additional access via a turning area. The formal gardens are simply exquisite and have clearly been lovingly tended for many years. Broad terraces and lime-washed stone paths wind through beautifully maintained lawns, rockery beds and raised borders, all richly planted with an abundance of mature trees, shrubs and seasonal planting, creating a stunning, ever-evolving setting for the house throughout the year. To complete the property, a substantial detached garage with electric roller door, power and lighting, together with a secondary garage capable of housing four to five vehicles side-by-side in tandem. Adjoining this is a practical potting shed with a Belfast sink, beyond which lies the boiler room housing the oil-fired boiler, access to the oil tank storage area and a further two-room cloakroom. For those seeking additional land, around 27.5 acres is available by separate negotiation. EPC: D | Freehold | Council Tax band: G | More information

Un toda domaine de campagne exceptionnel à Stockleigh Points clés de Pomeroy Situé discrètement dans la pittoresque paroisse de Stockleigh Pomeroy et à moins de 5 minutes du charmant village de Cheriton Fitzpaine, ce domaine remarquable offre un mélange harmonieux de charme rural, de confort moderne et de beauté naturelle à couper le souffle. Le domaine comprend une ferme principale, deux cottages de style boutique avec un jacuzzi au feu de bois, et une grange à toit de chaume généreuse avec un vaste stockage et des pièces au-dessus. Il y a environ 15 acres, comprenant de vastes jardins et des vergers productifs. Qu’elle soit achetée comme résidence privée, ferme en activité, retraite multigénérationnelle ou entreprise hôtelière boutique, cette propriété remarquable offre une opportunité de vie exceptionnelle dans l’un des environnements les plus paisibles et idylliques du Devon. La ferme La ferme historique classée Grade II fait actuellement l’objet d’une rénovation esthétique et comprend une grande cuisine/diner de style campestre avec garde-manger sans place, four à pain et Rayburn à combustible solide. Il comprend 4 chambres doubles, un bureau donnant sur le jardin clos, un salon avec cheminée en pierre et un poêle à bois, une salle de bain familiale et une salle de douche. Cette maison offre des vues enchanteresses sur le domaine, donnant le ton du style de vie privé et serein qu’elle offre. Cottage boutique : Apple Blossom House Un charmant cottage de trois chambres débordant de charme et de chaleur campestre. La porte d’entrée s’ouvre sur un salon spacieux et confortable avec des poutres apparentes et une cheminée en pierre avec poêle à bois. Une impressionnante arche encadrée en chêne s’ouvre sur la grande cuisine/diner conviviale. La cuisine de style ferme s’étend sur un côté de la pièce et dispose d’unités et de plans de travail en bois massif, ainsi que d’un lave-vaisselle, d’un réfrigérateur et d’un congélateur intégrés et d’une cuisinière autoportante. Le palier du rez-de-chaussée présente un magnifique parquet apparent, baigné de lumière naturelle provenant d’une fenêtre située en haut de l’escalier. La chambre principale déborde de caractère et de charme, offrant un double aspect qui renforce le sentiment d’espace et de lumière. Elle dispose également d’un magnifique parquet en orme apparent et bénéficie d’une luxueuse salle de douche attenante, équipée de luminaires haut de gamme en Fired Earth. Il y a deux autres chambres doubles, chacune avec son caractère unique. La salle de bain principale est un sanctuaire luxueux, doté d’une baignoire autoportante à dessus roulant et d’équipements haut de gamme. L’endroit parfait pour se détendre et fuir l’agitation du quotidien. Le cottage possède une cour à l’avant, un endroit spécial pour s’asseoir et profiter des vues à la campagne. Cottage boutique : La Galerie Un cottage boutique d’une chambre conçu avec expertise. L’espace de vie à aire ouverte est vraiment impressionnant, alliant un design réfléchi à des caractéristiques architecturales remarquables. Les plafonds voûtés renforcent la sensation de lumière et d’espace, offrant de la place à un niveau mezzanine, un lieu unique et atmosphérique pour une salle de bain luxueuse. Le salon principal est magnifiquement décoré et centré autour d’un poêle à bois qui se dessine, créant un point focal chaleureux et accueillant. Un charmant siège près de la fenêtre offre l’endroit idéal pour admirer la vue de la campagne et s’imprégner du caractère de ce lieu élégant. La cuisine bien équipée de style Shaker complète magnifiquement l’espace, avec un bar pour le petit-déjeuner et une table à manger. La chambre opulente du rez-de-chaussée apprécie également l’espace et le caractère des plafonds voûtés. Une salle d’eau privée inspirée d’un spa dispose d’une douche double somptueuse et d’un chauffage par le sol. Grange Linhay au toit de chaume À l’extrémité du domaine, un pont traverse un ruisseau sinueux menant à une cour pittoresque pavée et pavée. Ici, vous trouverez la grange au toit de chaume, offrant un espace de rangement généreux au rez-de-chaussée et un spectaculaire espace à aire ouverte au-dessus. L’entrée donne accès à une salle de douche au rez-de-chaussée avec chauffage au sol et un escalier menant au rez-de-chaussée, parfaite pour recevoir des réceptions, avec des plafonds voûtés, des poutres apparentes, une cuisine bien équipée et un grand espace salon confortable. Un cadre accueillant pour accueillir famille et amis avec style. À l’extérieur Les terrains sont tout aussi captivants, avec une multitude d’espaces paisibles à explorer sur environ 15 acres. Des sentiers sinueux révèlent des jardins paysagers avec des pelouses planes, un potager, des prairies de fleurs sauvages et un ruisseau traversant pâturages et bois, avec plusieurs dépendances en pierre et en épi offrant un excellent entreposage. Deux des dépendances bénéficient également du chauffage par le sol. Un espace isolé a été soigneusement réservé à un jacuzzi au feu à bois et une maison d’été, vous permettant de vous détendre et de vous détendre tout en étant immergé dans la nature environnante. Située dans une paisible isolation, la terre naturellement cultivée du domaine soutient une riche biodiversité et une faune florante florissante. Il y a des pâturages, deux vergers productifs dans le domaine, ainsi qu’une grande grange de stockage/hangar à machines construite en 2022. Avis du vendeur : « L’opportunité d’acheter Higher North Coombe, dans le Devon rural, était une opportunité à laquelle nous n’avons pas pu résister. Élever nos enfants dans une belle vallée à la campagne, sans lumière, bruit ni pollution de l’air était une opportunité fantastique. Avoir la liberté d’errer dans les bois, les ruisseaux, les paddocks et les vergers, et d’observer la faune a été une expérience qui, espérons-le, durera toute une vie. Être au cœur du Devon signifie que nous avons bénéficié d’un accès aux plages des côtes nord et sud ainsi qu’aux landes, tout en étant proches d’Exeter, les lumières éclatantes de la vie citadine ne sont jamais loin. Les saisons changeantes et la tranquillité de Higher North Coombe nous ont offert un chapitre unique de la vie tout en gagnant notre vie et en modernisant les propriétés pour les générations futures. Le calme, la paix et la richesse de la flore et de la faune ne sont appréciés que par la présence ici. Nous l’avons adoré. Les archives historiques suggèrent que ce site est occupé depuis l’époque saxonne. Après la conquête normande, on pense que la terre a été accordée à Ralf de Pomaria, un soldat normand qui combattit aux côtés de Guillaume le Conquérant lors de la bataille d’Hastings, devenant ainsi partie intégrante d’un domaine plus vaste établi à cette époque. Avec son mélange de charme d’époque, d’hébergements flexibles et d’espaces extérieurs captivants, c’est une occasion rare de profiter d’un mode de vie exceptionnel dans un cadre défini par la tranquillité, l’intimité et l’élégance rurale intemporelle. Zone Stockleigh Pomeroy est une charmante paroisse rurale nichée au cœur du centre du Devon, connue pour sa belle campagne préservée, ses terres agricoles vallonnées et son style de vie paisible de village. Le village voisin de Cheriton Fitzpaine stimule également deux pubs prospères, le Ring of Bells étant particulièrement connu pour ses délicieux repas et les bières ou cidres locaux. C’est une communauté charmante avec une école primaire réputée et de nombreux clubs couvrant les activités sportives, artistiques et culturelles. Malgré son cadre paisible, la région est bien reliée – à seulement quelques minutes en voiture des villes historiques de Crediton et Tiverton et à proximité d’Exeter, offrant d’excellentes écoles, équipements et liaisons de transport. Un autre avantage de cette propriété est sa proximité avec la réputée Blundells School, qui offre un tarif réduit aux familles vivant dans un rayon de 10 miles, et cette propriété bénéficie de cette réduction. Avec son riche héritage, son fort esprit de communauté et son cadre pittoresque, Higher North Coombe est l’endroit idéal pour ceux qui recherchent un style de vie paisible et campagnard, sans sacrifier la commodité. Informations Durée : Pleine propriété Services : Eau principale, drainage, gaz Calor, chauffage central au mazout. Fibre haut débit avec jusqu’à 900 Mo de vitesse de téléchargement. Autorité locale : Conseil du district du Mid-Devon Bandes de taxe du conseil : Ferme : Bande E La Galerie : Groupe B Maison de la Fleur de Pommier : Band C Plus d’informations

SettingThis superb family home is situated within a desirable location in Kingswood which provides a comprehensive parade of local shops and restaurants, including a convenience store/post office, hairdressers, beauticians and The Kingswood Arms public house. Locally there is a wide choice of state and independent schools. In terms of transportation, Kingswood Station is within easy walking distance and provides services into London of approximately 45 minutes. The M25 is accessed via Junction 8, 1.7 miles to the south providing connections to the wider motorway network, whilst for the frequent flyer both Gatwick and Heathrow airports are within reach. For golfers, there are four world-renowned golf clubs, Kingswood Golf and Country club, Surrey Downs, Walton Heath and the RAC golf club all close by. Horse Riding schools and stabling can be found in Kingswood, Chipstead, Tadworth and Walton on the Hill.

Welcome to 325 Gower Road, an exceptional individual-family residence situated in a highly sought-after location, offering a superb blend of space, elegance and versatility throughout. Beautifully presented and thoughtfully arranged, this impressive home benefits from generous accommodation, refined interiors and outstanding outdoor facilities, all set on private, mature grounds. A standout feature of this remarkable property is the harmonious combination of family living and entertaining space, complemented by the addition of a heated outdoor pool and a jacuzzi, creating a lifestyle-focused home designed for both relaxation and large-scale entertaining. Located in a prestigious residential setting, the property enjoys convenient access to local amenities, reputable schools, transport links, and the surrounding coastal and rural attractions, making it an ideal choice for families seeking comfort and convenience in equal measure. Let’s look in more detail... Approach On arrival at 325 Gower Road, the property immediately impresses with its private, well-protected frontage. Electric gates open to reveal a wide driveway set with cobblestones, offering excellent parking and a superb sense of arrival. The approach is framed by mature trees and established greenery, providing privacy and an attractive natural setting. The driveway gently surrounds the front of the house, allowing easy access and egress while enhancing the overall flow of the grounds. Entrance Hall Upon entering, you are greeted by a striking entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the home. A full-height ceiling and a gallery landing create a strong sense of space, while natural light streams through a central window, enhancing the bright, open ambiance. The space is finished with elegant flooring and stylish decor, complemented by a distinctive staircase that serves as a central focal point. From here, access is provided to the principal reception rooms. W.C. The convenient ground-floor cloakroom is well equipped with a toilet, a wash basin with storage beneath, full tiling, spotlights and a frosted window. Living Room The living room is an excellent main reception space, generous and bathed in natural light. A large front window and two rear bi-fold doors allow light to circulate throughout the day. The space features oak flooring, spotlights, decorative panelling and integrated audio system. A main fireplace provides a central focal point, bringing warmth and character, while the room easily accommodates a variety of seating arrangements. With direct access to the rear terrace, this space is perfectly suited for both relaxation and entertaining. Turret Conservatory A truly unique and remarkable space within the house, the turret-style conservatory is designed to maximise views of the gardens and entertaining area. Full-height glazing provides an unobstructed vista, while the vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of height and openness. This room features tiled flooring, a sound system, an intercom, and spot lighting and features. It is an ideal space for hosting, reading or simply enjoying the garden year-round. Games Room A highly versatile and entertaining space, the games room offers a fantastic social setting within the home. Generously proportioned, it includes a fitted bar with storage, ideal for entertaining guests, tiled flooring, decorative coving, as well as high-end lighting and features. A feature fireplace adds character, while a large picture window ensures plenty of natural light. This room is perfectly suited to leisure and recreation, making it a true lifestyle addition to the property. Living Room Located adjacent to the main entrance hall, the living room provides a more intimate and relaxed living area. Bright and welcoming, it enjoys a pleasant outlook and features a distinctive fireplace that creates a warm focal point, oak flooring, decorative panelling, an audio system and a spotlight. It is a second reception room ideal for quiet evenings or flexible family use. Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room The heart of the home, this exceptional open-plan space has been designed for modern family living. The space features tiled flooring, spotlight and feature lighting, an audio system and a decorative alcove. The kitchen is equipped with a range of quality bespoke units, complemented by granite worktops, integrating a selection of integrated appliances including a Falcon double oven, a 5-ring gas hob, a rising extractor hood, a Bosch microwave, a NEFF dishwasher, a fridge/freezer and a Franke sink with a single bowl. A central island provides additional prep space, storage and informal seating, while acting as a natural divider within the room. The breakfast area is adjacent to the kitchen, providing ample space for a large dining table and direct access to the rear terrace via bi-fold doors. The family area flows seamlessly from the kitchen, creating a relaxed living space ideal for everyday life, all enhanced by natural light and garden views. Dining Room For more formal entertaining, the dining room provides a separate yet connected space to the open-plan living area. Well-proportioned, it benefits from bi-fold doors opening onto the rear terrace, promoting easy indoor-outdoor living. This room features oak flooring, an audio system, a decorative alcove and spot lighting with features, making it ideal for dinners or special occasions. Utility Room A very practical space, the laundry offers extra storage and workspace, plus a sink and provisions for appliances. Finished in a complementary style to the kitchen, it also includes an integrated wine cooler, tiled flooring, spotlights, decorative niches and space for a US-style fridge/freezer. This room also provides access to the internal hallway and the front of the house. Internal Corridor This area gives access to the home office, boot room, walk-in pantry and the utility room. Home Office The home office is a superb addition, with a large front bay window letting in natural light, as well as oak flooring, spotlights and decorative panelling. The room also benefits from a bespoke solid-oak desk with integrated storage and shelving, creating an ideal space for remote working. Boot Room The boot room provides a practical transition area for daily coming and going, ideal for coats, shoes and general storage. It helps keep the main living areas uncluttered while providing easy access to the rear of the property. Pantry A dedicated pantry offers excellent additional storage space, equipped with shelves and lighting, ideal for dry goods and household essentials. Laundry The laundry is well equipped with integrated units, a sink and space for appliances, offering a dedicated and functional utility area. Ground Floor – Gym and Spa Area A fantastic addition to the home, the ground floor provides a dedicated leisure and wellness space. The gym is well-proportioned and equipped for a variety of fitness uses, with mirrored walls and space for multiple machines. Next to it is a sauna and a steam room with shower, creating a private spa-like ambiance inside the home. Ground Floor Shower Room The shower room is fitted with a toilet, a wash basin, a hand basin, full tiling, an extractor fan and a frosted rear window. Landing The stair rises to a wide carpeted landing with a gallery overlooking the entrance hall below. This bright, open space features decorative lighting and provides access to the first-floor accommodations. Principal Suite The principal suite is a vast space designed as a private retreat within the home. The bedroom itself is generously-sized, filled with natural light from dual-aspect windows and offering ample space for furniture, carpeting, spotlights, a built-in audio system and decorative corridors. A dedicated dressing area offers built-in wardrobes and a vanity space, leading to an en-suite bathroom beautifully appointed with WC, jacuzzi bath, twin wash basins, a large walk-in shower, two heated towel rails, spotlights, a sound system, extractor fan, TV, full tiling and frosted window. Bedroom Two with En-suite A spacious double room located to the front of the house, with carpet, spotlights and integrated storage. The private en-suite bathroom is fitted with a WC, a wash basin with storage beneath, a first-floor bathroom, a shower cubicle, full tiling, a spotlight and a Velux window. Bedroom Three with En-suite Another generous double room located to the rear of the house with a lovely garden view. Featuring laminate flooring, a spotlight, built-in storage and a private en-suite bathroom equipped with toilet, a glass-walled wash basin, an integrated jacuzzi bathroom, a shower cubicle, a heated towel rail, full tiling, with spotlights and a Velux window. Bedroom Four A bright and well-proportioned double bedroom with a triple aspect window looking out onto the lovely garden, letting in plenty of natural light. Here you have carpet, spotlights, decorative trim, a range of fitted wardrobes and a wash basin. Bedroom Five Another well-proportioned double room located to the front of the property benefiting from a window facing the front. The room features carpet, spotlights, decorative cabinetry and a range of built-in wardrobes as well as a storage unit. Office A flexible space currently used as an office, but equally suitable as a nursery, recreation room or additional bedroom if required. The room also benefits from integrated storage and a windowside seating area. Book Nook Along the landing is a recessed space currently used as a reading/quiet area with a wide range of built-in shelving and a window seat. Family Bathroom Elegantly appointed, the family bathroom comprises a modern suite including a jacuzzi-style bath, a large walk-in shower, toilet and a wash basin with storage beneath, a heated towel rail, full tiling, a spotlight, an extractor fan and a frosted window to the front. Exterior The outdoor space is a real highlight of 325 Gower Road, offering beautifully landscaped and private surroundings designed for both relaxation and entertaining. Large rear terraces provide an ideal space for al fresco dining and social gatherings while overlooking the gardens. A lower terrace reveals the property’s standout feature, a heated outdoor pool and a separate jacuzzi, creating a resort-style ambiance at home. Beyond that, the gardens continue with expansive lawns, mature plantings, established trees and a variety of seating areas, offering total privacy and a splendid natural setting. Accommodation over a triple garage The property benefits from a substantial triple garage, providing excellent parking and useful storage. It offers three electrically operated doors, sensor lighting, power and two additional pedestrian doors. Above the garage is a large versatile space with a WC, offering potential for use as a home office, workshop or guest accommodation. Electric gates and smart access The property is accessed via electric gates with modern remote and smartphone connectivity, providing a secure and convenient entry to the estate. Local Area Situated in the highly sought-after Killay suburb, 325 Gower Road enjoys an exceptional location blending a strong sense of community with immediate access to some of South Wales’ most desirable surroundings. Killay is a well-established, popular residential area known for its village-like community feel, excellent local amenities and convenient daily life, with a range of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and salons nearby. The area is particularly renowned for its schooling, with well-regarded primary and secondary options nearby, making it an ideal choice for families. A short drive away is the globally known Gower Peninsula, the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering spectacular beaches, dramatic coastal walks and countless outdoor activities such as surfing, walking and cycling. Swansea town centre is also easily accessible, offering extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, including the marina, coastal dining, theatres and major shopping centres. The area is exceptionally well connected, with easy access to the M4 corridor providing links to Cardiff, Bristol and beyond, as well as regular public transport services to Swansea and surrounding areas. Excellent healthcare is also nearby, including Singleton Hospital and several local medical centres. Overall, Killay offers an excellent balance of lifestyle, convenience, and connectivity, making it one of the most sought-after residential areas in the Swansea region. Property information Freehold - I Gas/Electric conduits Water - Drainage ducts billed Right of access for neighbours Tree preservation orders Ultra-fast broadband available For mobile coverage, please refer ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION MUST BE VERIFIED BY A SOLICITOR For more information

The Croft is a truly exceptional and imposing Victorian residence, proudly situated in a beautifully maintained estate of about 0.75 acre in one of Mumbles’ most sought-after locations. Brimming with charm, elegance and a rich heritage, this magnificent six-bedroom family home spans four spacious levels and effortlessly blends exquisite period character with modern comfort. Believed to date from around 1860 and pictured on the 1877 Ordnance Survey map, The Croft has retained its original name throughout its fascinating history and forms a significant part of Mumbles’ rich heritage. Originally built for the famous Swansea maritime Burgess family, the property remained a treasured family home for around 166 years and has changed hands only three times in the last 75 years, a true testament to the residence’s unique real-world appeal. Previous owners included a solicitor, a judge and a university professor, while the house was once owned by Professor Andrew Lochhead and his wife Sheila MacDonald, daughter of Ramsay MacDonald, Britain's first Labour Prime Minister. Rich architectural details can still be admired everywhere, from intricate decorative ceilings to original elements that continue to showcase Victorian craftsmanship and grandeur. Occupying a commanding position with splendid views over Underhill Park, this prestigious house offers an abundance of bright, versatile living spaces perfectly suited to modern family life and entertaining. From elegant reception rooms and stately entertaining spaces to beautifully landscaped gardens and expansive accommodation spread over four floors, The Croft offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of Mumbles’ truly iconic homes. To further enhance the appeal, planning permission is approved for a three-bedroom detached house, offering exceptional versatility and potential. All details are available on Swansea Planning Portal under reference /OUT. Whether for extended family living, a standalone annexe, a guest residence or even a holiday rental opportunity, the possibilities are endless. Now, let’s take a closer look… Approach After a picturesque drive along the stunning shoreline and through the bustling village of Mumbles, you reach Langland Road. A broad gravel drive gracefully guides you through private gardens, where the striking Victorian façade begins to unfold before you. Surrounded by mature greenery and beautifully maintained gardens, the house sits proudly on its expansive plot, immediately highlighting its grandeur and timeless elegance. A wide all-terrain parking area is available, while steps rise gently toward the impressive entrance. For convenience, there is also direct pedestrian access onto Langland Road. Entrance Entrance via exquisite double wooden doors with original stained-glass detailing above, the welcoming entry immediately sets the tone for the character and grandeur that run throughout the home. Natural light pours in through the side stained-glass window, beautifully complementing the original tiling beneath. A decorative cladding enhances the impressive space, while storage cupboards, an alarm panel and a panic button provide modern functionality. Double doors then lead you into the grand reception area. Grand reception An incredible introduction to this magnificent home. The grand reception is truly a stunning space where high ceilings and an abundance of natural light instantly create a sense of elegance and warmth. A glorious bow-fronted window with window seat and French doors frames a breathtaking view of the gardens while flooding the room with light. At the heart of the space is a striking wood-burning stove set in a handmade York stone fireplace, creating a wonderful focal point. An oak floor with underfloor heating runs beneath your feet, while decorative orbs, picture rails and built-in shelving in two alcoves further enhance the property’s rich Victorian heritage. This central, versatile hub links the sitting room, drawing room, dining room and kitchen while providing access to the first and lower floors via sweeping staircases. Sitting room The sitting room is a truly magnificent room. Natural light streams in through two side windows, including a lovely bow-fronted window with a window seat overlooking the gardens, the ideal spot to sit and admire the tranquil surroundings. The impressive decorative ceiling, cornice and rail add to the room’s character, while the open gas fireplace with an antique surround creates a wonderful focal point and a warm ambiance. With a carpeted floor, this generously proportioned room offers a fantastic space for entertaining guests or simply relaxing and enjoying the peaceful garden view. Snug A side of the house, the snug is another wonderfully versatile space, bathed in natural light thanks to French doors flanked by windows that frame the garden view beautifully. High decorative ceilings and balustrades carry the property’s character through, while the oak flooring with underfloor heating adds a modern touch. Whether used as an additional reception, snug, playroom or home office, this adaptable space can meet a variety of needs. Dining room Another breathtaking room in this remarkable house. The dining room is grand and full of character, with impressive high ceilings featuring decorative mouldings, cornices and painted detailing. Dual-aspect windows and a stunning bow-fronted window onto the lawn allow natural light to flood the room, enhancing the sense of space throughout the living area. Perfectly designed for entertaining and hosting loved ones, this elegant room features beautiful pine floors and also benefits from a bright gas fire with slate surround and solid timber mantle. From here, access leads to the kitchen/breakfast room. Kitchen/breakfast room The modern kitchen/breakfast room is laid with tiled flooring and underfloor heating, featuring lofty ceilings with decorative wall and ceiling treatments and a wide range of wall and base units with granite worktops. A selection of high-quality Caple appliances includes an induction hob, a wok induction hob, a retractable extractor hood, a Franke undermount stainless-steel sink, two integrated refrigerators and a freezer. The room flows seamlessly into the utility area, creating an excellent family hub. Utility room The utility room offers ample storage and additional features, with tall wall units and base units topped with granite worktops, two NEFF ovens/grills, a NEFF microwave, a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, a slimline wine cooler and a stainless-steel undermount sink. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating runs throughout, lit by spotlights. A large double-door storage cupboard provides practicality and space for coats and shoes. From here, direct access to the garden and a downstairs WC is provided. Downstairs WC The downstairs WC features a toilet, a vanity unit with storage, a heated towel rail, tiled flooring, a sensor light and panelled walls. Here you have space for storage to keep appliances neatly out of sight. First-floor landing Climbing the grand carpeted staircase, you reach an impressive two-level landing where natural light filters through a stunning conservatory-style window. This spacious landing gives access to five bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms, the family bathroom, the conservatory, additional WCs, storage cupboards and a staircase to the second floor. Decorative detailing continues and the landing houses the alarm panel. Conservatory A wonderful addition to the home, the conservatory links the indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly. Folding doors open directly to the garden while a large window frames the surrounding greenery to enjoy all year round. The tiled floor, high ceilings, decorative plasterwork and stair rails beautifully complete the room. Master suite The master suite is exceptional and incredibly spacious, with double-aspect views over the gardens and Underhill Park. Large windows flood the room with natural light and provide a perfect setting for seating areas to sit and admire the picturesque scene. Rich in character, the room features a carpeted floor, high decorative ceilings, cornices and panelled stair rails, while offering ample space for a dressing area or additional seating. Among its further benefits, there is a hidden safe and a panic button. The private bathroom is equipped with a toilet, a bidet, a shower enclosure and a double vanity with storage beneath, as well as partially tiled walls, vinyl flooring and a frosted window. Bedroom two with en-suite At the rear of the house, bedroom two benefits from abundant natural light thanks to a large window looking out onto the garden as well as double doors opening directly to a sunny terrace. The private bathroom is beautifully appointed with a toilet, a vanity with storage beneath, a shower, two frosted windows, a spotlight, an extractor fan and full tiling. Bedroom three A beautifully bright and spacious front-facing bedroom with two side windows overlooking the gardens and Underhill Park. High ceilings with decorative detailing, coving and picture rails, a carpeted floor and a characteristic stone-framed fireplace create an attractive focal point. Bedroom four Bedroom four is another generously proportioned room with a lovely bow-fronted window overlooking the gardens. A charming window seat with integrated storage creates the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful view. The room also features a carpeted floor and a high, detailed ceiling with decorative swirls. Bedroom five with en-suite Another charming double bedroom with a large bow-fronted window providing ample natural light and fabulous views of the garden and Underhill Park. Featuring high ceilings with decorative coving, picture rails and a carpeted floor. The private bathroom is fully tiled and furnished with a toilet, a vanity with storage beneath, a sturdy double shower, a window and decorative shelter. Family bathroom The generous family bathroom is furnished with a toilet, a basin, a corner shower, a full-height tiled wall, a large corner Jacuzzi bath, Amtico tiled flooring, fully tiled walls, a spotlight, an extractor fan, a heated towel rail, high ceilings with decorative alcoves and a frosted window. WC A WC with a toilet, vanity with storage, spotlights, laminate flooring, partially tiled walls and a frosted window. Second-floor landing On reaching the second floor, the carpeted landing provides access to bedroom six and a useful large attic storage area. Bedroom six Located on the second floor, bedroom six is a bright and charming room with a carpet, vaulted ceiling and a side window overlooking the magnificent garden. There is also an internal frosted window looking onto the landing, a double-door storage cupboard and attic storage space above. Ground-floor corridor Descending the stairs from the grand reception, you arrive at the carpeted ground-floor corridor, featuring spotlights and decorative wall panels. This highly versatile level provides access to the study, gym, a large store, a shower room and a wine cellar. Offering excellent potential for independent accommodation if desired, the lower level also has internal access from the garage. Study Double doors open to the large study, a versatile space ideal for home working or additional accommodation. With double doors looking out to the garden and letting in natural light, carpeted floor, picture rails and decorative corridors. The study also has direct access to the garage. Garage The Croft additionally benefits from a large integrated garage with an electric up-and-over door. Providing lighting, power and excellent storage space. Gym Currently used as a gym, this versatile room offers a carpeted floor, decorative wall coverings and a window overlooking the garage. A flexible space that could easily be adapted to a variety of uses. Store A further very useful storage room with carpet and a side window. Shower room The downstairs shower room is equipped with a toilet, a washbasin, a quadrant shower, partially tiled walls, a decorative surround and a frosted window overlooking the garage. Wine cellar A fantastic addition to the home, the cellar provides excellent storage. Gardens The Croft gardens are simply spectacular. Spread over several beautifully landscaped levels, they offer a true haven for nature lovers, bursting with colour, mature shrubs, plants and established trees throughout. Winding paths and steps guide you through the grounds where you could easily spend hours relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A wonderful mix of level lawns, paved terraces and a dedicated barbecue area with its own stone chimney and external lighting sets the perfect scene for entertaining family and friends or simply relaxing outdoors. The sun-drenched terrace is a real wow factor for the house, with breathtaking views over Underhill Park, the surrounding greenery, and parts of Mumbles Village, creating a peaceful, private and picturesque setting for relaxing or entertaining. Externally you also benefit from a useful shed, composting areas and a practical timber workshop. Large quantities of timber are stored for many winters to come. The site further benefits from additional land with provisional planning permission approved for a three-bedroom detached house, representing an exciting opportunity. The local area of Mumbles is widely regarded as one of Wales’ most sought-after coastal locations, and it’s easy to see why. Nestled on the edge of the stunning Gower Peninsula, Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the region offers an enviable lifestyle, combining spectacular landscapes with village charm and excellent everyday convenience. Further enhancing its reputation, Gower was named one of the UK’s best places to live in 2025 by The Times, celebrated for its outstanding coastal beauty, lifestyle and strong sense of community. The village center hosts an excellent selection of independent shops, cafes, wine bars, restaurants and traditional pubs, as well as renowned ice cream shops and seafood eateries that attract visitors year-round. Mumbles’ famous promenade runs for miles along Swansea Bay, providing a perfect setting for walking, cycling and enjoying spectacular sea views, while nearby bays such as Langland, Caswell Bay and Bracelet Bay are ideal for surfing, paddleboarding, swimming and coastal strolls. The area attracts families with a choice of highly regarded schools nearby, including primary and secondary options. Swansea town center is easily accessible, offering a wider range of shopping, leisure and transport links, including mainline rail. Excellent road links also provide convenient access to the M4 corridor for commuters travelling further. For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding Gower coastline offers countless opportunities for walking, hiking, watersports and exploring picturesque villages and award-winning beaches. Underhill Park itself is a stone’s throw from the property and offers a beautiful open green space right on your doorstep. Mumbles also benefits from a vibrant community atmosphere with local events, galleries and cultural attractions that enhance its unique appeal. Further property information Full ownership banding - I Gas / Electricity Supply Water Supply - Drainage Servicing Tree Preservation Orders Planning Reference /OUT Ultrafast Broadband For mobile coverage, please refer to ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION MUST BE VERIFIED BY A SOLICITOR More information

Installed behind secure electrified barriers, a broad driveway guides you to a truly extraordinary home. Executed to an impeccable standard throughout, this magnificent six-bedroom residence blends timeless elegance with a contemporary family lifestyle, offering an unrivaled way of life in one of the north Leeds' most prestigious locations. Occupying a privileged position in the highly sought-after suburb of Alwoodley, the property benefits from exceptional access to an outstanding range of local amenities, excellent schools, championship golf courses and picturesque green spaces, all contributing to the region’s recognised quality of life. On entry, you are welcomed by an impressive entrance hall, where an abundance of natural light immediately creates a sense of space and grandeur. The house has been carefully designed to integrate a modern open-plan living area, centred around a spectacular kitchen, living room and dining space that form the true heart of the home. The bespoke kitchen is beautifully appointed with granite work surfaces, a striking central island and a pristine adjacent utility room. Wide bi-fold doors seamlessly connect the interior to the south-facing landscaped rear gardens, creating a perfect setting for relaxed family living and sophisticated entertaining. The ground floor also benefits from a versatile study or cosy living space with direct garden access, a generous double bedroom with en-suite facilities, a guest WC and an integrated double garage. Ascending to the first floor, the sumptuous principal suite offers a luxurious private retreat. This exquisite space includes a luxurious en-suite bathroom, two dressing rooms, a dedicated study area and elegant double doors leading to a sizeable private balcony overlooking the magnificent landscaped gardens. The ground floor also hosts four generously proportioned double bedrooms, each benefiting from the comfort and privacy of their own elegant en-suite bathrooms. Two of these bedrooms also have direct access to a second large balcony, offering a high-level, charming view of the estate. Externally, this remarkable residence is complemented by expansive mature gardens, carefully landscaped to offer an exceptional degree of privacy. A superb rear terrace provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining and unforgettable family and friends’ gatherings, while a charming summer house tucked within the grounds offers a peaceful sanctuary away from the main house. This truly exceptional home represents a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of exceptional quality and distinction in one of Leeds’ most sought-after addresses.

A spacious and bright freehold home with four bedrooms, extending to about 1,820 square feet, with two integrated garages and impressive proportions spread over two floors in one of the quietest and most beautifully maintained private spaces in Belsize Village. No chain and ready for immediate occupation, the property offers an exceptional blend of privacy, generous living space, everyday convenience and future potential, just a 10-minute walk from Belsize Park and Swiss Cottage Underground stations: a must-see. Quietly tucked behind secure gates, this imposing house forms part of an attractive landscaped courtyard. The ambiance is peaceful, private and exceptionally well maintained, while the cafés, restaurants, independent shops and everyday amenities that give this NW3 corner its enduring appeal are just moments away. The house is notably larger and broader than its neighbours, spanning around 1,820 square feet, including the double garages. This scale is one of its most striking attributes. What attracted the current owners was how the house is laid out over two floors rather than vertically, creating an easy, practical flow that naturally suits family living and entertaining. The ground floor is organised around an impressive reception room and dining area, with tall windows looking onto the landscaped courtyard. The space has a calm, open feel, with proportions that offer both a formal and relaxed living space without compromise. An open staircase adds architectural interest, while the width of the room creates a sense of volume rarely found in a central London mews. The kitchen is semi-open to the main living space, with generous storage, a worktop and integrated appliances. It’s a practical everyday framework that remains naturally connected to the reception area, allowing the ground floor to function as a large, sociable, fluid space. Upstairs, four double bedrooms are arranged to the front and facing windows, each well lit by windows looking to the front façade and the quiet via beyond. The principal bedroom includes a dressing area and an en-suite shower room, while a separate family bathroom serves the other three bedrooms. The layout easily accommodates families, guests, older children, or a home office, adapting to your needs over time. A particularly rare feature is the pair of integrated garages. A space of this kind is rare in central Belsize Park, and while their proportions may suit a small car, bikes, equipment and storage, their real value lies in their potential. Subject to the necessary consents, one or both could be incorporated into the dwelling, expanding the ground floor and allowing the home to evolve further, as others in the mews have done. The current owners have made various improvements during their ownership, including a new staircase, new flooring, refreshed kitchen appliances, a newer boiler and new carpets. The house is well maintained and immediately usable, while offering a clear opportunity for a new owner to introduce more contemporary spec and create a truly exceptional home in Belsize Village. The setting is one of the property’s strongest features. Quietly tucked behind secure doors, the mews feel private, peaceful and exceptionally well maintained, with a genuine sense of arrival from the moment you enter. The landscaped courtyard and shared spaces provide more than visual appeal; they create a calm, safe and welcoming environment where neighbours naturally get to know each other and where children can enjoy a rare sense of freedom. The owners recall a setting where children in the mews gathered easily, almost like an extended family. It is warmth that is not easily recreated and a sense of community that is increasingly hard to find so close to central London. This sense of community is reinforced by a proactive, well-managed residents’ association, made up of the owners themselves, who jointly own a share of the communal garden and actively care for the long-term management of the mews. The communal areas are kept to consistently high standards, and a carefully managed sinking fund enables responsible development, with discipline and a forward-looking approach. For a buyer seeking not just a house but also a safe and stable environment, the fact that residents own and manage it together is as important as the house itself. Living here offers a rare balance: the privacy of a gated mews with the immediacy of village life. Independent cafés, restaurants, shops and services in Belsize Village are part of daily life, while Belsize Park (Northern line), Swiss Cottage (Jubilee line) and Finchley Road are all easily accessible. Hampstead Heath is to the north, with Primrose Hill, Regent’s Park and the central London green spaces a little further south. Seller note: “We have loved this home for many years. It was a calm, private and convenient family home, with generous space, good natural light and a rare sense of tranquility close to Belsize Village. What first attracted us was the extent of the property. It has always felt unusually generous, arranged over two floors to make daily living easy and comfortable. We also recognised its future potential from the outset. With two integrated garages and generous proportions, it is clear a new owner can reimagine and enhance the home, as others nearby have done, subject to the necessary consents. The gated setting itself is very special. It is beautifully maintained and wonderfully peaceful, while remaining just steps from the village. The communal spaces have created over the years a safe and welcoming environment, particularly for children, and there has always been a real sense of community. The residents’ association is well managed, the common parts are maintained to a high standard. The annual maintenance contribution is just under £1,000, and a gardener is provided as needed to look after planting and garden areas, helping to keep the environment attractive and well maintained. During our ownership we have implemented practical updates when required, including a new staircase, new flooring, refreshed kitchen appliances, a newer boiler and replacement carpets. A specialist plaster finish remains one of the most distinctive design details, bringing warmth, texture and a discreetly bespoke quality to the staircase and main living spaces. The house is comfortable and usable as is, while offering a future owner the possibility to modernise, reconfigure and move it forward. Given how much we have valued the house, we wanted to present it clearly and in its proper context. For context, several years ago, as sometimes happens when trees are nearby, roots from an outside tree required some attention on a rear area. The issue was formally assessed by appointed professionals and, as a precaution, the area was kept under professional review for more than a year to confirm everything remained satisfactory and to establish the appropriate works. The recommended works were then completed in full and officially signed off with a structural adequacy certificate. A contractor’s warranty was also issued for the works carried out. As part of preparing the house for sale, we also commissioned in June 2026 a Level 2 RICS independent survey to provide a recent professional overview of the property. Buyers should of course commission their own independent survey as part of the usual buying process. Our survey and full documentation are available to interested buyers and their advisers. It is a highly valued home in a setting that has offered privacy, calm, community and exceptional daily convenience. The house retains exciting long-term potential, and we hope the next owner will enjoy the life it offers today and the possibilities it could offer for years to come. The property also offers attractive long-term potential. Subject to all necessary permissions and consents, it may be possible to add an additional floor with a rooftop terrace, a balcony or both, or to integrate one or both integrated garages into the dwelling, as has been done elsewhere in the mews. The result is a home of unusual scale and potential: a freehold four-bedroom house with two garages, substantial storage space, a spacious living area, a secure gated setting, a strong resident community and excellent renovation or extension potential, subject to permissions. Homes of this type in Belsize Village are rarely on the market. With its combination of scale, privacy, security and potential, this property offers immediate appeal and long-term opportunity. Viewing: Please quote reference PZA to arrange a private viewing. For more information

FREEHOLD – NEW BUILD DEVELOPMENT Built by Ashbe Construction this exceptional residence forms part of an exclusive gated development of just ten luxury eco-homes. Crafted by highly respected builders known for their superior workmanship and refined, high-end finishes, this property delivers an outstanding standard of modern family living.Beautifully designed accommodation arranged over three floors, the home features four generous double bedrooms and three elegantly finished bathrooms. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, blending contemporary style with premium materials throughout, all that remains is to name your new home.The ground floor welcomes you with a bright entrance hall a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining room showcases state-of-the-art integrated appliances, luxury finishes, and French doors opening onto a large, private west-facing garden. This level also includes a fitted utility room, a contemporary WC, and underfloor heating beneath porcelain herringbone flooring.A handcrafted oak staircase with twisted oak spindles leads to the first floor, where the premier bedroom suite boasts a bespoke oak dressing room and stylish ensuite. A study, an additional spacious double bedroom, and a beautifully appointed house bathroom complete this level. The top floor offers two further excellent double bedrooms, one with a dressing nook along with a second house bathroom, providing ample privacy and flexibility for family or guests.Externally, the property benefits from a large single garage with EV charging, driveway parking for two vehicles and visitor parking.Plus d’informations

Nestled on this picturesque private road, this unlisted detached barn conversion is situated on a grounds of about 6.3 acres with stables, a ménage and a two-bedroom standalone annexe. This remarkable detached house offers an exceptional blend of character and modern living. Converted in 2001, this spacious residence spans an impressive 6,676 square feet (house, annexe and outbuildings) and sits on more than 6.3 acres of beautiful rural grounds, offering breathtaking views over the Lea Valley Regional Park. This home provides equal measures of space, serenity and refinement. The heart of the home is a stunning vaulted living room extending over more than 34 feet, with exposed oak beams, full-height dual-aspect windows and a large brick fireplace with a log burner. A large kitchen and breakfast room, 28 feet long, features bespoke oak cabinetry, granite worktops and an AGA, while the adjacent dining/family room with a winding staircase leading to the gallery/ minstrel’s loft office provides an ideal setting for entertaining, while a utility room, a cloakroom and an office add to the property's appeal. Five well-proportioned bedrooms include a master suite with en-suite bathroom/shower, four generous double bedrooms, and a generously sized family bathroom with a bath/shower. Original beams, tiled floors, vaulted ceiling and oak interior doors run throughout the room, creating warmth and timeless character. For horse enthusiasts, the property includes a well-equipped yard block with six stables, a h-nArriage room, a hay/store barn, as well as a 40 m x 20 m sand and rubber exercise arena and additional parking for horse boxes. The outdoor space is equally impressive, with a large, gated gravel driveway with electric gates, accommodating up to 10 vehicles, and a triple cart shed. At the rear, there is a spacious patio, with a heated pool powered by an air-source heat pump ideal for relaxation and entertaining, plus a separate games room. Additionally, a standalone two-bedroom, two-bathroom annexe offers versatile accommodation, whether for family, guests or staff. This charming house is ideally situated just over a mile from Broxbourne railway station, offering a quick shuttle service to the city, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility. The property has mains electricity, a private drainage system, a private water supply, and a modern oil-fired central heating system for the main house, and in the annexe, gas central heating is provided via a LPG tank. New windows and doors installed in 2018.

Situated on nearly four acres of beautiful grounds, this imposing Grade II listed country house stands in the heart of this sought-after village. Requiring some renovation in certain areas, this spacious home comprises four reception rooms, seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, a double garage, parking for ten cars and planning permission to convert the barn into a four-bedroom house of 2,900 square feet. A wonderful opportunity to create something very special. An interior vision is essential. Please click the property brochure and video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Terry Robinson. Services, utilities and property information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council EPC Note: Property Construction: Standard construction – brick and tile Electrical: Mains electricity Water: Mains water Drainage: Mains drainage Heating: Gas central heating Broadband: FTTH/FTTP ultra-fast broadband available with up to 1,800 Mbps download speed. We recommend checking with your provider. Signal/Mobile Coverage: A 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We recommend checking with your provider. Parking: All-terrain parking available for 10 cars Internal floor area: Special notes: The property is located in a conservation area. Please ask the agent for more information. There are 3 outbuildings that may contain asbestos. Please ask the agent for more information.

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Johnston Hall, Pembrokeshire Key features An exceptional historic estate dating back to the 15th century Magnificently restored main residence, blending period grandeur with contemporary luxury About 10 acres of landscaped gardens, grounds and pony-paddock pastures Four beautifully appointed cottages creating an established lifestyle and holiday letting opportunity Building permission granted for converting the former coach house into an imposing five-bedroom residence Exciting potential for a boutique wedding and events venue (subject to necessary planning and building permits) Heated indoor swimming pool with changing facilities and toilet facilities An outstanding barn ideal for a collection of classic cars, a motorcycle showroom, artist studio or sculpture gallery Two substantial stores/outbuildings with separate access to the grounds Magnificent wildlife-friendly pond, mature trees and professionally landscaped gardens A total of sixteen solar panels for improved energy efficiency An exceptional opportunity for multi-generational living, hospitality, equestrian use or a lifestyle business Quiet rural setting near the Pembrokeshire coast — An iconic countryside estate rich in history, beauty and opportunity As doors close behind you and the driveway winds softly through mature trees, daily life begins to fade into the background. Before us lies Johnston Hall, an extraordinary countryside estate where more than five centuries of history have been carefully preserved, creating a home deeply rooted in its past and perfectly prepared for the future. Located behind a wide tree-lined approach and framed by about ten acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, grounds and pastures, Johnston Hall is one of Pembrokeshire’s finest private estates. Considered to date from the 15th century, its origins lie in the tradition of the county’s early noble houses, residences that once stood proudly at the heart of local estates and quietly reflected the rhythm of the surrounding landscape. Over the centuries, the manor became associated with the broader Kensington estate, integrating into a fascinating history where the property represented not only ownership but management of lands and generations to come. Today, this remarkable heritage has been thoughtfully reimagined. The current owners have undertaken a substantial and sympathetic restoration that honours the building’s exceptional heritage while introducing a level of finish expected of a distinguished modern country house. The character of the property has been carefully preserved, period features celebrated and craftsmanship respected throughout, while elegant contemporary interiors ensure the property functions perfectly for modern family living. Natural light fills the beautifully proportioned rooms, creating calm, balanced and welcoming interiors. Each space flows naturally into the next, offering effortless balance between formal entertaining and relaxed daily life. There is a quiet confidence throughout the house, where quality is never over-stated but evident in every thoughtful detail. The Estate Exiting outdoors, the estate continues to impress. The grounds have been extensively reimagined into a series of beautifully designed outdoor spaces that feel as if they have always belonged. Expansive lawns merge effortlessly with mature trees, colorful plantings and neatly designed borders, while terraces and driveways invite long summer afternoons spent entertaining family and friends or simply enjoying the surrounding tranquility. A stunning wildlife pond creates a haven for birds and nature, bringing movement, reflection and biodiversity to the landscape, while beyond, a pony paddock quietly reinforces the estate’s rural connection. Whether hosting horses, other animals, or simply providing open pastures, the grounds enhance both the lifestyle and versatility of the estate. In total, Johnston Hall extends to about ten acres, offering an exceptional degree of privacy without feeling isolated. Outbuildings Practicality has been considered with as much care as beauty. A separate entrance allows direct access to the grounds and outbuildings, enabling the management of machinery, livestock or equestrian equipment independently of the main residence. Two substantial stores provide ample space for farm equipment, workshops or general storage, but one of them, in particular, offers something far more exciting than extra storage space. For the classic car collector, vintage vehicle enthusiasts or motorcyclists, it provides the ideal place for a treasured collection, where valuable vehicles can be displayed in an impressive private showroom. Likewise, it could become the ultimate workshop for restoration projects or specialized engineering. For artists, sculptors and creators, this immense space lends itself beautifully to becoming an inspiring studio and gallery, surrounded by the peace and beauty of the estate. Whether housing a collection, pursuing a passion or running a creative business from home, it is a space that invites imagination and offers exceptional flexibility. The Estate Lifestyle Adding another dimension to Johnston Hall is the superb indoor swimming complex. Beautifully integrated into the estate, the heated pool benefits from dedicated changing facilities and toilets, creating an exceptional leisure space that transforms everyday life. Whether enjoyed by the family, guests or visitors staying in the cottages, it offers year-round luxury rarely found in historic houses of this calibre. It is a feature that elevates the estate beyond a simple traditional country house, creating a lifestyle focused on relaxation, well-being and entertaining. While Johnston Hall proudly celebrates its heritage, it also embraces the future. The discreet installation of sixteen solar panels enhances the property’s sustainability, reducing energy costs while complementing rather than compromising its historic character. The Cottages Beyond the main residence, Johnston Hall’s story continues through its remarkable collection of cottages. Rodney, Kensington, Lavington and Seymour have each been carefully restored and individually named to reflect the estate’s rich heritage and historical links. Their names pay homage to figures and estates associated with Johnston Hall’s past, subtly acknowledging ties to the influential Seymour family of Tudor England. Each cottage offers beautifully presented accommodation, full of charm and individuality, creating an established holiday let or stylish accommodation for extended family and guests. Taken together, they reinforce the impression that Johnston Hall is not simply a single residence, but a full country estate capable of adapting to many different ways of living. The Carriage House Opportunities continue still further through the former coach house. Planning permission has already been granted for its transformation into an imposing five-bedroom house, opening the door to an exciting range of possibilities. It could become an impressive second home for multigenerational living, luxurious guest accommodation, or a valuable addition to the estate’s already established hospitality offer. Likewise, subject to the necessary planning permissions, the carriage house presents an exceptional opportunity to create a truly memorable wedding and events boutique venue. With Johnston Hall’s magnificent-period architecture, its superb landscaped gardens, its mature parkland, its swimming pool and the four charming cottages already in place, the estate possesses many qualities sought after by exclusive-use wedding venues. The conversion could create a magnificent setting for intimate weddings, private celebrations, corporate retreats or bespoke events, opening an exciting new chapter in the estate’s future. A rare opportunity It is this extraordinary versatility that really sets Johnston Hall apart. Whether your vision is to create a prestigious family estate, build a luxury hospitality business, establish an exclusive wedding and events venue, house an exceptional collection of classic cars, create an inspiring artist’s studio or simply become the next custodian of one of Pembrokeshire’s most remarkable houses, Johnston Hall offers a lifestyle as extraordinary as its history. Johnston Hall is far more than a magnificent period residence. It is a private estate where history, craftsmanship, opportunity and imagination come together in perfect harmony. It is a heritage to inherit, a lifestyle to embrace and a rare opportunity to become the next custodian of one of Pembrokeshire’s most distinguished country houses. Johnston Hall is not just a house to own It is a heritage to protect, an estate to shape and an extraordinary chapter waiting to be pursued by its next guardian. Further information

Open day - Saturday, 26 September, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Strictly by appointment only. Please call to book your slot. A unique and exciting opportunity to acquire a beautiful Grade II listed villa, over 7,000 square feet with planning permission, ready to renovate on one of the finest addresses in Leamington Spa. With a south-facing garden overlooking The Dell and an exclusive woodland, this remarkable property offers a rare blank canvas with immense potential. Despite a highly central location, it benefits from a peaceful, rural-feel atmosphere more akin to a countryside residence. Ground floor The layout of the ground floor offers flexibility to reconfigure and create a contemporary living space while preserving the elegant proportions and period features. At the heart of the home is a large dining room and a kitchen, offering excellent potential to create an open-plan kitchen, dining, and family living area. The existing kitchen space is already generous, complemented by a separate laundry room and internal access to the garage, as well as an additional room opening onto the garden. To the rear is a magnificent, well-proportioned sitting room with lovely bay windows overlooking the gardens. High ceilings and large windows enhance the sense of space and light typical of homes of this era, and the generous dimensions provide an excellent setting for formal receptions, with the extra possibility of opening the space onto the rear terrace. Ground floor The ground floor offers a range of spacious rooms ideal for conversion into leisure facilities such as a cinema room, gym, wine cellar, or additional accommodation. With several well-sized rooms, this level provides excellent potential to create bespoke living spaces suited to modern family life, enhancing the property's versatility. First floor The ground floor continues to impress with a collection of well-proportioned bedrooms arranged around a central landing. The master bedrooms benefit from generous dimensions, with two featuring elegant bay windows reflecting the architectural character of the ground floor. Four of the five bedrooms have en-suite facilities, and a large family bathroom serves the fifth bedroom on this level. These bedrooms offer excellent potential to create luxurious suites with dressing area and en-suite bathrooms. Second floor The second floor offers three further large bedrooms and ancillary spaces, ideal for guest accommodation, older children, or live-in staff. This level provides the opportunity to create additional suites or home-office spaces, ensuring the property can adapt to a variety of lifestyle needs. Exterior The property enjoys a private, mature setting overlooking The Dell, an exclusive, tranquil wooded area offering a rare sense of retreat and natural beauty. This unique backdrop creates a peaceful, almost rural atmosphere despite its prime central location. The grounds feature landscaping that complements the scale and stature of the house, creating a truly exceptional outdoor environment. A further unique asset of this property is that it includes the forecourt island at the front. Location Situated on one of Royal Leamington Spa’s most prestigious addresses, the property is perfectly placed to enjoy the best of urban and rural life. The Parade, with its shops, restaurants and cafes, is a short walk away, as are the city’s renowned parks, including Jephson Gardens and Newbold Comyn. Renowned for its stucco villas from the Victorian era and splendid Regency houses, much of the charm of 19th-century planning remains in and around the town known as the “Spa of the Midlands.” The town is divided by the River Leam, which runs east to west. It is on these banks that bathing houses were built for people to bathe in mineral-rich spa waters. As a previous Britain in Bloom winner, the town has several key parks, including Jephson Gardens, Victoria Park, Royal Pump Room Gardens, Mill Gardens, The Dell and Newbold Comyn. The town is also known for its excellent schooling facilities. Within easy reach are state, grammar and independent schools to suit most needs, including Warwick Prep and Public Schools, and Kings High School for Girls. Arnold Lodge School and Kingsley School for Girls in Leamington, The Croft Prep School and grammar schools in Stratford-upon-Avon. Leamington Spa is also only seven miles from the famous University of Warwick. For those who wish to commute, direct rail services to London from Warwick Parkway, Leamington Spa and Coventry take just over an hour and to Birmingham in around 26 minutes. Access to the Midlands motorway network, including the M40 and M42, is nearby via junctions 13 and 15, and Birmingham International Airport is just half an hour away. Freehold | Council Tax Band H | EPC Rating D Services and utilities information Ownership - Freehold Council Tax Band H - Warwick District Council Construction - standard brick and tile - Grade II listed Electrical supply - Mains electricity Water supply - Mains water Drainage - Main sewer Heating - Gas fired Broadband - FTTC High-speed broadband available - we recommend checking with your provider. Mobile signal - A 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we recommend checking with your operator. Parking - Single garage. Two permits available for on-street parking. Notes - The property benefits from historic rights to use The Dell shared gardens and the access rights around Clarendon Crescent. Owners may also be required to contribute to maintenance of The Dell. Last year’s contribution was £50. There are covenants on the property – please speak to an agent for more information. Located in Royal Leamington Spa Conservation Area - planning ref. W/24/1543 approved for property alterations – see Warwick District Council’s website for details. Notes - what3words: ///modest.copies.soon Note: Some photographs are computer-generated images. Please note that CGI images are indicative only. Decorative finishes, fittings and appliances do not represent the current state of the property. More information

Occupying an enviable position on one of Cheam Village's most prestigious and tree-lined roads, this magnificent detached residence offers substantial and highly versatile accommodation, perfectly suited to the demands of modern family living. Beautifully proportioned throughout, the property presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the area's most distinguished homes. Beyond its attractive façade, the accommodation unfolds with an effortless sense of space and versatility. The ground floor features three elegant reception rooms, providing excellent spaces for both formal entertaining and everyday family life, alongside a spacious kitchen/dining/breakfast room that forms the heart of the home. A separate study offers the ideal environment for home working, while a utility room and cloakroom/WC add further practicality. To the first floor, the principal accommodation comprises four generous double bedrooms, including an impressive principal suite with en-suite shower room, together with a well-appointed family bathroom serving the remaining bedrooms. Each room has been thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light while offering an excellent balance of comfort and functionality. A particular feature of the property is the superb self-contained two-storey annexe, which remains accessible from the main residence while also providing the independence required for a variety of lifestyles. Offering two spacious double bedrooms, an open-plan living area with kitchenette and a shower room, it is ideally suited to multi-generational living, guest accommodation, independent teenagers or those seeking dedicated home-working space. The property is approached via an impressive in-and-out driveway, providing ample off-road parking for several vehicles and access to a detached double garage. To the rear, the exceptional garden is a true highlight, extending to an impressive length and offering a wonderful sense of privacy. Beautifully stocked with mature trees, established shrubs and colourful planting, the garden provides an idyllic setting for outdoor entertaining, family enjoyment or simply relaxing in peaceful surroundings. Perfectly positioned just moments from the historic heart of Cheam Village, with its charming cafés, independent boutiques, excellent restaurants and highly regarded schools, the property also enjoys convenient access to London and the surrounding countryside. Wilbury Avenue itself is a highly sought-after address with an interesting historical connection to Henry VIII, adding further distinction to this exceptional location. Combining generous accommodation, outstanding versatility and an enviable setting, this is a truly impressive family home offering an exceptional lifestyle in one of South West London's most desirable residential locations. IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller.

The Meadows is a substantial detached five-bedroom property offering more than 5,000 square feet of versatile accommodation, as well as a detached double garage with an office above. Largely renovated by the current owners, the property is accessed via a long driveway with a turning circle. Set on approximately 8.5 acres (subject to measurement), The Meadows has been carefully designed to meet modern family living needs, with generous living spaces, practical layouts and excellent external facilities. A vast reception hall with a bespoke solid oak staircase and a striking contemporary swept staircase provides an impressive introduction to the house. The dual-aspect living room is bright and welcoming, with several sets of bi-fold doors opening to a raised terrace, complemented by a stylish inset wood-burning stove. A formal dining room with an exposed brick fireplace and stove adds character, while a cosy games/playroom offers flexible family spaces. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is the hub of the home – equipped with a full range of units, a central island, integrated appliances and an AGA. A adjacent vaulted space, with bi-fold doors opening onto the terrace, provides a fantastic setting for family gatherings and entertaining. The ground-floor layout is both highly practical and perfectly suited to entertaining, with seamless transitions between formal rooms, relaxed family spaces and outdoor terraces. Practical spaces include a walk-in pantry, utility, a boot room and two guest cloakrooms, completing the ground floor. The principal suite, three-sided, benefits from its own balcony, ideally placed to enjoy evening sunsets across the gardens and paddocks. The suite also includes a copper standalone bathroom, an adjoining contemporary shower room and an adjoining dressing room. Four additional double bedrooms, each with an en-suite, ensure comfort and privacy for family and guests. The property is surrounded by formal lawns and paved terraces, ideal for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. In total, the grounds extend to around 8.5 acres (approximate measurement). A paddock with independent access, an arena and a tractor store are currently mown for practical use, while the second area is used as a wildflower meadow with a natural pond. The detached double garage with a office above offers excellent flexibility, whether for home working or leisure. Location Further information Tenure – Freehold Council Tax Band – G Local Authority – Harborough District Council Current EPC – Awaiting update Disclaimer: Important Information: Property Particulars: While we aim to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, equipment, fittings or appliances. We cannot guarantee they are connected, in working order or suitable for their intended use. Floor plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relation of the rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are provided for guidance only and are not to scale. More information

Occupying a large plot on one of the most sought-after residential streets in the area, this impressive period semi-detached residence extends to over 3,250 sq ft and represents a rare opportunity to develop one of Dulwich’s finest family homes. Needing complete modernization throughout, the property offers exceptional proportions, elegant period features and enormous potential for renovation, extension and reconfiguration, subject to the necessary consents. With its substantial footprint, characterful architecture and prime location, it presents an exciting prospect for developers, investors or families looking to create a truly outstanding home. Current accommodation comprises three large reception rooms, a spacious kitchen and a useful cellar on the ground floor. The upper floors provide eight well-proportioned bedrooms and four bathrooms. Throughout the house, high ceilings, large sash windows and a wealth of original period details deliver abundant natural light and character, providing the perfect canvas for a harmonious restoration. Externally, the property benefits from off-street parking via a driveway for two cars at the front, while to the rear there is a stunning garden oriented to the south-east for about 150 feet. A rarely found substantial outdoor space in the area, offering endless potential for landscaping, entertaining and family living. Combining size, character and enormous potential, the house represents a unique opportunity to acquire and transform an iconic historic property in one of south London’s most sought-after districts. Reference: 805574More information

Behind electrically operated gates and accessible via an impressive driveway for cars, this large detached family residence offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished home with generous proportions, flexible accommodation and a beautifully private setting. The property leaves an immediate lasting impression with its grand approach and extensive frontage, providing both privacy and convenience. Upon arrival, a welcoming and spacious entrance hall sets the tone for the accommodation beyond, creating an elegant first impression for family and guests alike. The heart of the home is the stunning dining kitchen, thoughtfully designed with ample space for daily living and entertaining. Equipped with Siemens double ovens, a fridge-freezer and integrated refrigerator, the kitchen affords direct access to the rear garden and terraces, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor life. Adjacent to the kitchen is a practical utility room with space for appliances and internal access to the double garage, where the boiler is located. The main living room, bright and inviting, benefits from an abundance of natural light, creating an ideal environment for relaxation and family gatherings. Added to this is an additional reception room, currently arranged as a playroom and gym, featuring a specialist floor and a mirrored wall, offering flexible space to suit a wide variety of lifestyles. The ground floor also benefits from a generously proportioned bedroom and a private en-suite bathroom, ideal for guests or independent living arrangements. A guest cloakroom completes the ground floor layout. Upstairs are three more large bedrooms, all with built-in storage and private en-suite bathrooms, ensuring exceptional comfort and privacy throughout. The magnificent principal suite serves as a luxurious retreat, offering lovely views over the rear garden and featuring an elegant dressing room, a spacious en-suite bathroom and an additional hidden storage cupboard. Externally, the rear gardens provide a truly stunning, private, mature and beautifully maintained setting, creating a peaceful backdrop for family life. A wonderful terrace offers an ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining. This family home is ideally located for everyday convenience and lifestyle, with amenities nearby such as a Marks & Spencer Food Hall and Sainsbury’s. Leisure opportunities abound: the David Lloyd Club is a few minutes’ drive away and several championship golf courses in the region. Families will appreciate proximity to some of the Yorkshire region’s most reputable schools, including Leeds Grammar School, within walking distance. Combining impressive proportions, flexible accommodation and an enviable setting, this exceptional family house offers refined living in a highly sought-after location.

Rowan House was built in 2010 to exacting standards and offers more than 4,800 square feet of beautifully appointed accommodation, including the possibility of a self-contained annexe and a double garage with games room. Set in around 0.82 acres of private grounds, this impressive residence benefits from a village-centre position behind electric gates and an elegant approach and exit driveway. The sense of arrival is immediate. The superb front facade and striking entrance hall, centred around a bespoke staircase, create a memorable first impression and set the tone for the quality and craftsmanship found throughout the home. Designed for both family living and entertaining, the ground floor offers an excellent balance of open-plan spaces and more intimate rooms. At the heart of the home is a superb kitchen and dining area flooded with natural light, opening seamlessly onto the gardens through bi-fold doors. Adjacent to this space is a spacious family room with a wood-burning stove and a splendid view over the koi carp pond and gardens beyond, creating a warm and welcoming hub for everyday living. Other reception rooms include a dedicated cinema room, a home-working study, and a cosy space offering exceptional flexibility for modern family life. The ground floor features five generously proportioned double bedrooms arranged around a generous landing with a galleried mezzanine. The luxurious principal suite is a true sanctuary, with a private balcony overlooking the gardens, a spacious dressing room and a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. The other bedrooms are well proportioned and served by stylish bathrooms and showers. The home benefits from a whole-house Control4 system that manages audiovisual access, lighting and doors on your phone or iPad, with the capacity to integrate and automate many additional smart features if desired. Complementing the main house, an annexe above the double garage provides ideal accommodation for guests, extended family, independent teenagers or those seeking a home office or income opportunity. Currently used as a games room and office, its use can vary to suit family needs. The property benefits from zoned underfloor heating on both floors and a central air conditioning system on the main ground floor, ensuring comfort and efficiency all year round. Outside, the grounds extend to about 0.82 acres and offer a good degree of privacy. The enclosed driveway provides ample parking and leads to the double garage, while the mature gardens offer extensive space for entertaining, relaxation and recreation. Rowan House is an exceptional village home combining impressive scale, high specification and flexible accommodation, creating a truly outstanding family residence. Seller’s note From the moment we passed through the gates at Rowan House, we knew we had found something extraordinary. The sense of space, privacy and quality was unlike anything we had seen. Situated in nearly an acre of beautiful gated grounds, the property felt both imposing and wonderfully peaceful. On entry, the stunning curved staircase immediately drew our attention, setting the tone for a house where thoughtful design and exceptional craftsmanship are evident at every turn. What captivated us most was that Rowan House never felt like a standard executive property. The limestone and cherry wood floors, bespoke curved walls, the impressive master suite with its incredible dressing room and private balcony, the cinema room, the comfortable and generous reading spaces come together to create a home with real personality and presence. We have invested significantly in the property, creating a spectacular outdoor kitchen and entertaining space, with a bar, fireplace and seating, as well as extending the koi pond into the stunning feature that is the koi carp pond at the heart of the garden. Watching the koi glide in the water from the living room, terrace or kitchen is endlessly soothing and is one of the things we will miss most. The house has hosted countless family and friends’ celebrations. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area flow effortlessly onto terraces through bi-fold doors, making indoor-outdoor entertaining seamless. The cinema room, with its wood-burning stove, has hosted everything from family movie nights to major sporting occasions, while the annexe games room has provided the perfect space for guests of all ages. Our favourite place is undoubtedly the principal suite. Enjoying a quiet coffee and fresh pastries on the balcony while gazing at the gardens on a Sunday morning is wonderfully tranquil. The dressing area is a dream, and the luxurious en-suite bathroom provides a true retreat from the world. Rowan House gave us everything: a space to entertain, a space to work, a space to relax and a space to grow as a family. With excellent nearby schools, strong transport links and a friendly village community, it’s a wonderful place to call home. Leaving will be incredibly difficult, but we hope the next owners will love it as much as we do. Village information Glatton is a conservation village about 8 miles south-west of Peterborough and about 8 miles east of Oundle. It is a picturesque village with many thatched cottages and listed buildings, including St Nicholas Church and the Addison Arms pub, Huntingdonshire Rural Pub of the Year. Glatton was also the home of author Beverley Nichols, who lived at Always, a XVI-century Tudor cottage, while St George’s, formerly Glatton Hall, was once the home of editor and poet Geoffrey Faber. At the heart of village life is the Glatton Village Hall, recently rebuilt and officially reopened in spring 2026 following an extraordinary community project and fundraising of over £450,000. Years of planning and dedication culminated in a modern facility designed for that purpose, now serving as a vibrant hub for the village. The hall hosts a wide range of activities, clubs, community events and private celebrations, providing a valued landmark for residents of all ages and strengthening the strong sense of community Glatton is known for. The neighbouring village of Sawtry offers a range of everyday amenities, while Peterborough, Oundle and Huntingdon are all easily accessible, offering a broader selection of shops, restaurants, entertainment, sports and leisure facilities. Transport Glatton is ideal for those needing good links to the park-and-ride and is easily accessible to the A1(M), providing quick road connections to Huntingdon and Peterborough, each offering fast rail links to London, King’s Cross and beyond in around an hour. Education The nearest schools are in Sawtry (about 2 miles), Sawtry Infants, Junior and Village Academy, offering education up to age 18. There are also several private schools in Oundle and Peterborough, both around 10 miles away. Agent notes Freehold Year of construction: 2010 EPC: C Local authority: Huntingdonshire Council tax band: H IMPORTANT BUYER NOTE: We strive to make our sales details accurate and reliable, but they do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, and none should be considered a statement of fact. All services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operation or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken for guide purposes only and should not be relied upon. Please note some details may be awaiting supplier approval. If you require clarification or additional information on any point, please ask us, especially if you are travelling a long distance to view. Installations and fittings other than those mentioned must be agreed with the seller. FCY250092

Situated just outside Watlington, Watlington Mill is a remarkable former mill house offering character, privacy and exceptional potential. Surrounded by around 30 acres of lakes, woods and mature gardens, this non-listed country house presents a rare opportunity to create a stunning family residence, a rural retreat or a lifestyle and working-home property, with further scope from the extensive outbuildings, subject to planning. Accessed via a long private driveway with a turning circle and a covered entrance porch, the principal house sits beautifully within its own expansive plot. Arranged over three floors, the accommodation is full of character, with unusual room shapes, period details and a layout reflecting the property's historic evolution. The ground floor comprises a spacious dining room, a bright, airy family living room with an open fireplace and direct access to the gardens and terrace, a study, an additional reception room and a charming cottage-style kitchen centred around a large open fireplace. One of the property’s most distinctive features is the original water channel, visible through a glass floor panel inside the property. Upstairs there are five spacious double bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a principal bedroom with vaulted ceilings and stunning views over the surrounding lakes and gardens. The other bedrooms are arranged in a wonderfully personalized and flexible layout, ideal for family living or guest accommodation. As the property is not listed, it offers excellent flexibility for a new owner to restore, modernise or reinvent the interior to suit modern living. Watlington Mill extends to around 30 acres of varied and picturesque grounds, creating a private and tranquil setting rarely found with convenient transport links. Directly behind the house is the mill pond, forming a beautiful waterside backdrop for gardens, terraces and reception spaces. Beyond lies a major main lake, home to a multitude of wildlife, carp and dragonflies, set amid woodland areas and natural wild gardens, offering a haven for wildlife and a wonderful sense of seclusion. The grounds are rich in British wildlife, including herons, egrets, ducks, foxes and badgers, while nearby pastures and open countryside further enhance the rural ambience. The outbuildings provide valuable additional space and substantial future potential. They can be adapted to house guests, holiday lets, home offices, workshops, wellness facilities or a living/working environment, subject to the necessary consents. For buyers seeking a lifestyle property with flexibility and long-term opportunities, the estate offers exceptional scope. Location and amenities Watlington Mill enjoys a enviable position just outside the charming market town of Watlington, one of Oxfordshire’s most sought-after towns, on the edge of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Watlington offers a wonderful range of independent shops, cafes, traditional pubs, local services and highly regarded schooling, combining village charm with everyday convenience. The property is also ideally placed for commuters, the M40 being about 10 minutes away, providing excellent access to Oxford, London and Heathrow Airport. The surrounding countryside offers excellent walking, cycling and hiking opportunities, with the nearby Chilterns presenting some of the South East’s most attractive scenery. Distances to nearby towns • Watlington – about 2 miles • Thame – about 9 miles • Henley-on-Thames – about 11 miles • Princes Risborough – about 12 miles • Oxford – about 18 miles • High Wycombe – about 18 miles • Reading – about 25 miles Local schools • Watlington Primary School • Icknield Community College, Watlington • Oratory School, Woodcote • Lord Williams’s School, Thame • Magdalen College School, Oxford • Headington School, Oxford • Crawford House School • Rupert House School, Henley-on-Thames • Moulsford Preparatory School • Queen Anne’s School, Caversham Amenities and local leisure • Chiltern Hills walking and cycling routes • Watlington Sports Club • Oxfordshire Golf Club • Henley Golf Club • The Manor at Four Seasons • Daylesford Organic Boutique and Café • The Lambert Arms and local country pubs • River Thames boating and Henley recreational waters • National Trust countryside and close by estates Services, utilities and property information Water supply, drainage – septic tank, gas, central heating, electrical supply, gas network Mobile reception – a 4G mobile signal is available in the area. Broadband availability – Ultra-fast speeds available in the area, with a maximum download speed up to 600 Mbps and maximum upload speed of 600 Mbps. There is a development covenants in place in relation to any future development or building within the estate. The property benefits from and is subject to various rights of way, easements, public services and restrictive covenants. Further information is available from the selling agent Tenure — Freehold Directions - OX49 5NA Local Authority – South Oxfordshire District Council Council Tax Band: G Viewing arrangements Strictly by appointment with the selling agents. Fine & Country opening hours: Monday to Friday 9:00 – 17:30, Saturday 9:00 – 16:30, Sunday – by appointment only Agent details Agent Tristan Batory Office: Oxford Phone: Email: Request more information

A beautiful semi-detached four-bedroom house in East Dulwich, within walking distance of Lordship Lane and East Dulwich station. The ground floor offers two elegant front reception rooms preserving the original Victorian character with high ceilings, fireplaces and a lovely bay window. At the rear lies the impressive enlarged kitchen and dining area forming the heart of the home. Bathed in natural light from multiple skylights, the room features bespoke furniture, a generous island and ample space for entertaining and dining, with doors opening directly onto the garden. The ground floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom, offering excellent flexibility for family living, guests or remote working. The entire upper floor is dedicated to a generous primary suite with en-suite facilities and excellent storage in the eaves, providing a peaceful and private retreat. The private rear garden is well-kept and offers space for outdoor entertaining and dining, with a standalone annex providing additional useful space, ideal as an office or home studio. Off-street parking at the front is an increasingly valuable feature in this sought-after location. Ashbourne Grove is ideally located for independent shops, cafes, restaurants and bars on Lordship Lane, with Peckham Rye and Dulwich Park also nearby. East Dulwich station is easily accessible, offering regular services to London Bridge, while North Dulwich and Peckham Rye stations provide other National Rail and Overground connections. Excellent local bus routes provide additional access across southeast London. A beautifully balanced Victorian home, offering excellent family accommodation, exceptional entertaining space and a highly desirable East Dulwich location.

Located in the desirable Hengistbury Head setting, just steps from the beach, this remarkable detached residence represents a rare fusion of architectural quality, refined design and effortless coastal living. Meticulously reimagined by the current owners, the property has been converted to a single structural wall and entirely rebuilt, resulting in a completely new home completed to exacting specifications. This transformation was undertaken by renowned local specialists Broad Construction, whose expertise is evident throughout the build. At the heart of the property is an open-plan, breathtaking kitchen, living room and dining area—an expansive, light-filled space where volume and proportion are beautifully balanced. Elevated ceiling heights, large glazing and seamless connection to the garden create a wonderful sense of openness, while oversized tiles and sleek stone work surfaces provide a sophisticated, contemporary finish. The space is designed for entertaining as well as relaxed everyday living and extends into a superbly appointed games room featuring a remarkable stone wine store with atmospheric decorative lighting—practical and a design statement at once. A well-thought-out utility/work room sits discreetly beside the kitchen, with external access and perfect coastal-life functionality. The entrance hall offers an impressive introduction, centred around an oversized front door and a spectacular mezzanine landing above. Adjacent to this space are two versatile reception rooms, currently set up as home offices, plus comfortable flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of lifestyles. A beautifully designed downstairs shower completes the ground-floor accommodation. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating throughout. Upstairs, the sense of scale continues with notably high ceilings that reinforce the already generous proportions. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with two bedrooms and a bathroom on each side of the house, creating a naturally balanced layout ideal for family living or guests. The principal suite is particularly impressive, with a freestanding bath and a refined ambiance. Distinctive circular windows facing the front façade frame captivating views of the Christchurch Priory element that distinguishes this house. A dedicated boiler room completes the ground floor. Smart home technology is pervasive in this quality residence, including Sonos speakers throughout. Externally, the property is equally compelling. The front access is laid with battens, providing ample parking for several vehicles, while the rear garden enjoys a highly attractive west-facing aspect. From the main living space, double doors open onto a beautifully landscaped terrace, where a brick fireplace creates a natural focal point—perfect for long summer evenings and year-round entertaining. Hengistbury Head is one of the South Coast’s most sought-after locations, where pristine natural beauty meets a relaxed, outdoor lifestyle. From morning coastal walks to paddle-boarding in the harbour or simply unwinding in the garden at sunset, it’s a setting that invites you to slow down and enjoy every moment. This is a home of exceptional quality, inspired by Georgian and Art Deco design, built and curated to the highest standards.Titularisation: Freehold Council tax band: F EPC rating: To be confirmed Further information

A beautiful period property offering excellent single-storey living of over 3,200 sq ft and occupying around 0.64 acres. The current owners have undertaken a substantial renovation program that significantly enhances the property. The large open-plan kitchen, breakfast area and family room provide the perfect space to accommodate modern family living. The living room, with its vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers, is a fantastic place to sit and relax, especially in winter with the open fire. There is a welcoming open area that could be set up as a home office or play area for young children. The principal bedroom benefits from a dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. There are three additional double bedrooms, a bathroom and a cloakroom. Completing the interior is a utility room and a laundry/Mahussery area. The property extends further into the former stable block (currently used as stores) which adjoins the main house and could be integrated further with the main residence if required. There is also a garage and a substantial summer house. Access to the property is via a gated tarmac driveway that provides parking for numerous vehicles. The rear garden has a large lawn with mature trees and hedges to the boundaries, offering excellent privacy.

A TRULY MAGNIFICENT GRADE II LISTED property situated within Hurn Court Manor House. Hurn court comprises of approx. 10 acres dating back to the 11th century. Fully refurbished throughout, this property offers over 3500 SqFt of stunning accommodation. Number 8 Hurn Court presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional residence within one of Dorset's most historic manor houses. Dating back to the 16th century and beautifully restored throughout, this remarkable Grade II Listed home offers over 3,500 sq ft of elegant accommodation where original architectural features sit effortlessly alongside a comprehensive modern renovation. Set behind secure electric gates within approximately ten acres of beautifully maintained grounds, the property delivers the character and grandeur of a country estate with the ease of true lock-and-leave ownership. Whether enjoyed as an outstanding family home or an elegant weekend retreat, it offers an exceptional lifestyle just minutes from Christchurch, Bournemouth, the New Forest and the south coast. Recently completed comprehensive renovation including: • Complete electrical rewire • New heating and pressurised hot water system • Structural timber restoration where required • Enhanced sound insulation • Modern alarm system • Beautifully redesigned interiors throughout • Fully turnkey condition Hurn Court is one of Dorset's most significant historic manor houses, with origins dating back to the 11th century and later redeveloped as the country seat of the Earls of Malmesbury. Over the centuries it has welcomed notable visitors including Handel, Lord Nelson, Henry Fielding and Lillie Langtry. Today the estate provides a unique combination of heritage, security and beautifully maintained private grounds. Hurn Court is truly a unique place to live, surrounded by open farmland and tennis courts a brisk walk from the main Manor House. Wildlife including pheasants, swans, herons and deer frequent the grounds yet it lies within 4 miles of both the centres of Christchurch and Bournemouth (10/15 mins each by car), 7 miles to Ringwood and only 1 mile to the A338 giving easy access to the M27 and approximately 2 hours to London. It's also great proximity to the coast and approx. 6 miles from the nearest Beach. Number 8 Hurn Court is a large and elegantly presented four-bedroom property, that is arranged over four floors, spanning in excess of 3500+ SqFt and offers stunning views. The current owners have completely refurbished this home, to an incredible standard whilst retaining many exquisite period features including high ceilings, ornate coving, wood panel walls in the drawing room, sash windows and spacious, bright accommodation. The oversized front door leads to the entrance hall, having doors to all principle ground floor rooms and a staircase leads to all floors. Accommodation on the ground floor consists of boot room, utility room, cinema room and a particularly impressive wood panelled drawing room. The first floor accommodation comprises of WC, Dining area, Kitchen with range of base and eye level units and integrated appliances. The living room completes the accommodation on the first floor, with a particular feature being the impressive fireplace with stone surround. The second floor accommodation comprises a large master bedroom, dressing room, shower room, boiler/airing room and an impressive bathroom. The split-level top floor has a bathroom, along with the remaining two bedrooms, offering truly imposing views across Hurn Court. One bedroom is currently utilised as a gym. There are two designated parking spaces, plenty of visitor parking and a garage. This home would work brilliantly as a second home for those looking for a transient getaway from London or the Home Counties, but also works fantastically as a primary residence. Tenure: Share of freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: Exempt Grade II listedPlus d’informations

Located on a quiet Fulham street, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom home offers generous proportions, a private south-west-facing garden, and, unusually for the area, a spacious private garage. A welcoming entrance hall leads into a bright and spacious double reception room, featuring hardwood flooring, a feature fireplace, and a refined blend of traditional features with contemporary finishes. The layout flows through to a fully fitted kitchen, thoughtfully designed with bespoke cabinetry, quality appliances and direct access to the garden via wide bifolding doors. An integrated awning creates a seamless indoor–outdoor connection, making this a perfect space for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. The garden itself is private, not overlooked, and enjoys afternoon and evening sun. The first floor comprises two generous bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal suite occupies the front of the house and features a walk-in wardrobe and a large en suite bathroom complete with a double sink. A second double bedroom on this floor overlooks the garden and is served by a stylish family bathroom. The upper floors provide two further bedrooms, offering excellent flexibility for modern lifestyles. One is currently used as a home office and opens onto a charming terrace—ideal for remote working or quiet relaxation. The other is a large double bedroom with ample built-in storage and its own en suite bathroom, perfect for guests or older children. Completing this exceptional property is a private garage—spacious enough to accommodate a vehicle—making this a truly rare find in Fulham and a standout opportunity for buyers seeking comfort, style and practicality in one of the area’s most desirable residential pockets. Knivet Road is ideally positioned close to Fulham Broadway, offering easy access to its excellent transport links, including the tube station, as well as a wide selection of local shops, restaurants and everyday amenities.

A stylish and beautifully renovated family home, four bedrooms, finished to an exceptional standard and located moments from Cobham High Street. Designed with a light, Nordic-inspired aesthetic, the property offers generous proportions, notable craftsmanship and a south-west facing garden. The ground floor features a bespoke handmade kitchen with quartz countertops, oak-framed units and Miele appliances, flowing into a bright dining area with Crittall-style doors opening onto the terrace. A full-width reception room, a dog-friendly laundry room, a cloakroom and external storage complete the level. The first floor comprises a principal bedroom with en-suite, three additional double bedrooms (two with en-suites), a beautifully appointed family bathroom and a dedicated laundry room. The bathrooms benefit from underfloor heating, and the vaulted and rendered loft provides excellent storage. Outside, the raised rear garden enjoys afternoon and evening sun, with a porcelain terrace, a glass balustrade and a large garden currently used as a gym. The front offers ample on-drive parking and established planting. Ideally located for shops, restaurants, schools and fast connections in Cobham. Approximately 3,446 sq ft

Accommodation Summary (Measurements are approximate)(Gross Internal Floor Area: Approximately 2,939 sq ft (273 sq m))Ground Floor (1,486 sq ft / 138.1 sq m)Entrance Porch, Reception Hall, Living Room, Snooker Room, Family Room, Bespoke Kitchen/Dining Room with Pantry, Utility Room, Shower Room, Boiler Room.First Floor (981 sq ft / 91 sq m)Principal Bedroom, with En-Suite Bathroom, Three Further Double Bedrooms, FamilyAttached Garage / Workshop (472 sq ft / 43.9 sq m)Double Garage, Connecting Workshop and First Floor Storage Room.Outside (Plot Size: Approaching Two Thirds of an Acre)Extensive Driveway and Parking, Landscaped Gardens, Lawns, Terraces and Seating Areas.IntroductionOccupying an outstanding position within the sought-after semi-rural setting of Trewithian, this stunning character home offers the perfect balance between countryside tranquillity and coastal living. Beautifully positioned within mature gardens extending to approximately 2/3rds of an acre, the property enjoys spectacular views across rolling countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond, providing an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.Originally a traditional Cornish cottage, Brookmead Cottage has been thoughtfully enlarged and comprehensively refurbished to an exacting standard, creating an elegant and beautifully balanced family home. Combining original character with carefully considered contemporary enhancements, it offers exceptional versatility for modern family life or retirement living whilst retaining the warmth and charm expected of a property of its heritage. Equally suited as a permanent residence or luxurious coastal retreat, it represents an increasingly rare opportunity within one of Cornwall's most desirable coastal descriptionApproached via a sweeping driveway and surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, Brookmead Cottage immediately conveys a sense of quality, privacy and permanence. A welcoming reception hall forms the heart of the house, from where the beautifully proportioned accommodation unfolds naturally between elegant entertaining spaces and relaxed everyday family living. The solid handmade English Oak doors throughout the property are a fine example of the quality and attention to detail used in the finishing touches.The true heart of the home is the magnificent twenty-foot triple aspect, bespoke kitchen and dining room. Beautifully appointed with handcrafted cabinetry, quality integrated appliances, generous preparation areas, a central island and walk-in pantry, it provides an exceptional environment for both everyday family life and entertaining. A striking bay window floods the room with natural light whilst framing delightful views across the surrounding gardens.Adjoining the kitchen and sharing a feature double sided log burner is a welcoming family room, creating an intimate sitting area and providing a seamless transition into the impressive principal reception room. The elegant 22-foot dual-aspect living room enjoys an abundance of natural light, with large corner windows and window seat framing glorious views across the surrounding countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond. Complete with feature log burner it is a wonderfully relaxing room in which to enjoy the ever-changing coastal landscape throughout the year.Occupying much of the original cottage is the impressive snooker room, centred around a magnificent traditional inglenook fireplace that immediately reflects the property's heritage and character. This substantial reception room provides an exceptional entertaining space whilst offering flexibility for family recreation, hobbies or home working. Together with the generous utility room, shower room and boiler room, the ground floor has been thoughtfully designed to provide an excellent balance of formal and informal living, together with the practicalities expected of a substantial family home.The first floor continues the generous proportions found throughout the property. The principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, enjoys a commanding position, taking full advantage of the glorious countryside and coastal outlook, whilst three further double bedrooms are all beautifully proportioned and served by a very well-appointed bathroom. The result is a home ideally suited to family life, visiting guests or multi-generational family living.Throughout Brookmead Cottage, original character features blend effortlessly with high-quality contemporary finishes, creating interiors that are refined, comfortable and timeless.The Gardens (Plot Size: Approaching Two Thirds of an Acre)The gardens are undoubtedly one of the property's defining features. Extending to over 2/3rds of an acre, they have been thoughtfully landscaped to provide an exceptional degree of privacy whilst making the very best of the property's outstanding coastal setting.Predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees, established shrubs and colourful planting, the gardens provide year-round interest together with a series of terraces and seating areas perfectly positioned to enjoy the far-reaching views across rolling countryside towards Gerrans Bay and the open sea beyond. Whether entertaining family and friends or simply relaxing in peaceful surroundings, the gardens provide a wonderful extension of the living accommodation.The detached double garage provides excellent parking together with an adjoining workshop and useful first-floor storage room, making it ideal for boating equipment, hobbies or workshop space. The building was designed with the potential to provide ancillary residential accommodation, subject to any necessary planning and building control consents. Extensive driveway parking further enhances the practicality of this exceptional home.Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate)Portscatho: 1 mile. Porthcurnick Beach & The Hidden Hut: 1 mile. Gerrans Primary School: 1.5 miles. Tregony: 6 miles. St Mawes: 5 miles . King Harry Ferry: 9 miles . Truro: 16 miles. Cornwall Airport Newquay: 28 miles. St Austell: 18 miles with direct rail services to London Paddington.Trewithian & PortscathoBrookmead Cottage enjoys an enviable position, lying just over a mile from the charming fishing village of Portscatho. Here, beautiful countryside and spectacular coastline combine to create one of Cornwall's most desirable places to live.Portscatho and neighbouring Gerrans offer an excellent range of year-round amenities including a village store, post office, public house, cafés, galleries, doctors' surgery and the highly regarded Gerrans Primary School, all contributing to the area's strong community spirit.For families, The Roseland Academy, located approximately six miles away in Tregony, is rated Outstanding by Ofsted, while the cathedral city of Truro offers an excellent choice of respected independent schools including Truro School, Truro High School for Girls, Truro Prep School, Polwhele House School and Truro College. Together, these educational opportunities make Brookmead Cottage an equally compelling proposition for families seeking a permanent home as for those looking for an exceptional second residence.The South West Coast Path is within easy reach, together with the renowned Hidden Hut at Porthcurnick Beach, the secluded sands of Porthbean Beach and miles of spectacular National Trust coastline. The exclusive harbour village of St Mawes, approximately five miles away, offers boutique shopping, excellent sailing facilities, fine dining restaurants and a year-round passenger ferry across the Fal Estuary to spite its idyllic coastal setting, Brookmead Cottage remains remarkably accessible. Truro, the commercial and administrative centre of Cornwall, lies approximately 16 miles away, making daily commuting entirely practical whilst enjoying one of the county's most desirable coastal environments.CornwallThe Duchy of Cornwall is renowned for its dramatic coastline, picturesque harbours and outstanding lifestyle. Attractions include the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and Tate St Ives. Truro provides Cornwall's principal commercial, retail and cultural centre, together with the Royal Cornwall Hospital, an excellent range of shopping, private and state schools, and comprehensive leisure facilities.Fine DiningCornwall is also home to an outstanding collection of fine dining restaurants. Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs include Rick Stein (Padstow), Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), Adam Handling (Newquay) and Rob Eden (Watergate Bay). Closer to home, the Roseland Peninsula offers exceptional dining at The Idle Rocks Hotel, Hotel Tresanton, The Hidden Hut at Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn at Gerrans.General InformationServices: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating.Tenure: Freehold.Council Tax Band: F.Energy Performance Certificate: DLand Registry Title Number: CL282745.Viewing: Strictly by appointment.Material Information (Including Key Facts for Buyers): Go to Brochure/Media Tabs or contact us for a PDF Document.

FERME D’IFS The property benefits from an imposing double-fronted façade, enhanced by Yorkshire guillotine sliding sash windows, carved stone quoining and a traditional gambrel roof, all situated in a prominent position at the heart of this picturesque conservation village, with an enviable view of St Mary & All Saints church. THE PROPERTY Extending to around 4,000 square feet, the farmhouse has been gently and sympathetically extended to the rear, creating an impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. This contemporary extension, with full-height glazing and sliding doors, opens onto a beautifully landscaped garden, delivering an exceptional modern living and entertaining environment rarely found in a house of such historic importance. The dwelling blends old and new seamlessly, with four additional reception rooms and five double bedrooms, two of which are en suite, and a principal bathroom. Throughout, the property is rich in period details, with exposed beams, feature fireplaces, latch-key cottage doors and traditional column radiators, each room offering its own character and charm. GROUND FLOOR A welcoming entrance hall immediately sets the tone with characterful exposed beams and wide plank flooring, leading to a sequence of beautifully finished reception rooms. The drawing room is a charming triple-aspect space, centred around a brick fireplace with a solid-fuel stove, while the cosy sitting room and adjacent snug offer wonderfully snug retreats, each overflowing with period features such as inglenook fireplaces, quarry-tile floors and bespoke joinery. At the rear, the house opens to an impressive open-plan living and dining area, ideal for daily living and entertaining, featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and striking original brickwork. This seamlessly transitions into a stunning light-filled kitchen extension, carefully designed with bespoke units, marble worktops, a central island with Belfast sink and range cooker, all framed by expansive glazing and sliding doors opening to the gardens. A well-equipped utility room and an additional cloakroom complete the ground floor, ensuring practicality sits perfectly with the considerable charm and architectural appeal of the house. FIRST FLOOR Access to the first floor is via two staircases, where a range of well-proportioned bedrooms unfold. The principal bedroom is an elegant dual-aspect retreat, rich in period detail with exposed beams and a distinctive fireplace, complemented by a beautifully appointed en suite featuring a roll-top bath and separate shower. Three further double bedrooms on this floor continue the theme of charm and individuality, each displaying exposed timbers and traditional finishes, one benefiting from its own en-suite and an intriguing loft/studio with gallery above. A stylish family bathroom serves the remaining accommodation. An additional staircase leads to the second floor, to a versatile central space with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, providing an ideal area for a home office, studio or additional lounge. This level also offers a further double bedroom with an en-suite dressing area and en-suite shower room, creating a private, flexible suite perfectly suited to guests or independent living. ANNEX Situated on the other side of the courtyard, a fully self-contained annexe offers highly versatile accommodation, ideal for extended family living, guests or holiday lets, subject to the necessary consents. A traditional entrance opens into a central hall with a tiled floor, exposed beams and a plant/utility room housing the boiler. From there, a striking open-plan living and dining area flows, with abundant character features including a magnificent stone fireplace with a solid-fuel stove, exposed brickwork and a vaulted beamed ceiling. Generous glazing, including bi-fold doors, floods the space with natural light and frames views of the village, while the dining area overlooks the church. A staircase rises to a landing with a gallery in the eaves, an ambitious, flexible space suitable as a lounge, office or additional bedroom. The ground floor also includes a well-equipped bathroom/shower and a charming kitchen/dining area, accessible by brick steps, equipped with multiple units, integrated appliances and ample space for informal dining, all beneath a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. A generously proportioned double bedroom completes the accommodation, again highlighting the building’s intrinsic character with vaulted beams and direct external access, enhancing its suitability as a standalone living space. TRADITIONAL RANGE OF OUTBUILDINGS The stable block and range form an outstanding suite of traditional and modern ancillary spaces, offering exceptional versatility for equestrian use, recreation, or substantial storage and garaging. The original stable block comprises three well-proportioned stables, each retaining charming period features such as vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and original hay cocks and troughs, one of which houses the electrical distribution unit. In addition, a range of useful detached buildings includes an old office/workshop and a large workshop space, both offering excellent potential for a variety of uses. A separate boiler and plant room provide additional storage space along with practical facilities including a WC and a lumber store. Additional workshops and storage buildings expand the versatility of the range, with vaulted or pitched ceilings, exposed beams, electricity and lighting, and a mix of traditional doors and access points, making them ideal for commerce, leisure or farming. The garaging is particularly extensive, with two large double garages providing secure parking and potential workshop space, one with vehicle lift. An open-fronted shelter adds further covered parking, as well as a wood store or additional stable, a tractor shed, and an extra workshop/garage with attractive brick elevations and scope for conversion, subject to necessary permissions. A separate saddle room adds further flexible storage. At the heart of the complex lies a substantial modern barn of approximately 3,700 square feet, offering a vast open-plan space ideally suited to garaging, storage or equestrian use as required. Overall, this is a rare and remarkably expansive collection of outbuildings, offering exceptional adaptability in a very private rural setting. GARDENS AND GROUNDS The property sits on an exceptionally expansive, beautifully landscaped and meticulously maintained plot, extending to around 1.17 acres of formal garden, with the significant benefit of a further 22 acres of adjacent land directly accessible from the rear of the house. This rare combination offers exceptional equestrian potential, or simply a remarkable sense of space and privacy, with panoramic views over open countryside. Accessed from the village centre, the house sits behind a substantial walled courtyard providing generous off-road parking and framed by formal front and side gardens. A secondary cour d’enclos enclosed by railings offers additional parking and access to a superb range of brick-and- leaded-glass traditional outbuildings, historically used as stables, workshops and stores, as well as a converted barn providing additional accommodation. To the rear, another field gate opens onto a beautifully landscaped garden, with a generous paved terrace that flows seamlessly from the principal living spaces – ideal for outdoor entertaining. The gardens are richly planted with mature trees and shrubs and lead to a central lawn with gravel seating areas, additional parking buildings and further hardstanding areas. Beyond lie the property’s extensive paddock land, as well as an imposing circa 3,700 sq ft barn currently used as a workshop but offering exceptional potential for garaging, equestrian use or conversion into stables or an indoor arena, subject to necessary permissions. Taken together, the estate represents a remarkably rare rural offering, combining beautifully presented gardens, extensive traditional buildings and vast acreage in a very private yet accessible setting. IN SUMMARY This is an exceptionally historic and highly private residence in a wonderfully secluded and picturesque setting. Combining substantial, period-proportionate accommodation with expansive grounds, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a property of this size, with such heritage and versatility — unlikely to be available on the open market again in the near future. It is highly recommended to view early to fully appreciate both the setting and the exceptional accommodation on offer. HAWKSWORTH Hawksworth is a idyllic village located near the A52, within the triangle between the market towns of Bingham, Newark and Grantham, with easy access to Nottingham and Leicester, as well as the A1 and M1. The village has its own church, parts of which serve as a village hall, and nearby primary schools in Aslockton and Orston, which also have local pubs. Amenities are available in nearby Bingham, which also has a train station with a Nottingham-Grantham line. The market town of Bingham is well equipped with local amenities, including primary and secondary schools, a leisure centre, a train station with services to Nottingham and Grantham, a range of local shops, doctors and dentists, and several pubs and restaurants. Bingham is also ideally located close to the A46 and A52, with new links to the A1 and M1 offering good road connections to Nottingham and Leicester. TENURE Freehold SERVICES All utilities connected: mains central heating, electricity, water and a private drainage system. More information

Situated behind secure electric gates and accessible via a private drive, this exceptional family home has been meticulously renovated by the current owners to an outstanding standard. Offering elegant interiors, high-end finishes and a breathtaking rear view, it is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly turnkey property. Upon entering, you are welcomed into a beautifully designed hallway with a sophisticated Rako lighting system and a chandelier, immediately setting the tone for the quality and attention to detail present throughout the living room. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating and porcelain flooring, with the exception of the living room, ensuring both comfort and refined style. The entrance hall also provides access to a convenient guest WC and a useful storage unit, ideal for coats and daily essentials. A bespoke staircase with oak banisters leads gracefully to the first floor. The heart of the home is a stunning open-plan kitchen and family living area. The hand-made bespoke kitchen, crafted by Watsons of Harrogate, is both elegant and highly functional, featuring discreet recessed lighting, granite worktops and an integrated pantry offering excellent storage. A full range of integrated Bosch appliances includes a double oven with air fryer function, an induction hob, a extractor fan and a dishwasher, complemented by a Fisher & Paykel fridge and a Quooker hot-water tap. Wide sliding doors, around 10 metres in width, with a matching lantern of around 10 metres in length, open onto the south-facing rear garden and perfectly frame an unobstructed view of the countryside, letting in natural light and creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Adjacent to the kitchen, a magnificent artisanal laundry room offers plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer as well as direct garden access, providing practicality and extra storage. The living room offers a calm and refined retreat, enhanced by floor-to-ceiling windows that maximise natural light while preserving privacy and comfort. A dedicated home office completes the ground-floor spaces and is ideal for remote working, with stylish wall panels creating a sophisticated and productive ambiance. The ground floor maintains the home’s exceptional standard. All bathrooms, with the exception of the primary suite, are beautifully appointed with Mandarin stone tiles, porcelain flooring and contemporary Lusso units, creating a cohesive and luxurious ambience. The front bedroom is a spacious, bright double room, benefiting from impressive floor-to-ceiling windows and a large built-in wardrobe. The second bedroom is characterful, with a vaulted ceiling and its own elegant en-suite bathroom, making it an ideal guest room or children’s room. The smallest bedroom, currently used as a baby room, is thoughtfully designed with handmade built-in wardrobes, maximising space and practicality. An additional bedroom on this floor provides extra flexible accommodation, ideal as a guest room, extra bedroom or workspace. The master suite offers a luxurious sanctuary, with elegant wall panels and a distinctive arch leading to a dedicated dressing area. The en-suite is finished to an exceptional standard, incorporating premium Porter sanitaryware, marble tiles and stylish Lusso furniture to create a refined and indulgent space. Externally, the property continues to impress. At the front, access is gained to the home via a gated driveway, offering both privacy and ample parking. At the rear, the property benefits from splendid, uninterrupted countryside views, complemented by a large terrace that provides the ideal space for al fresco dining, entertaining and relaxation while enjoying the surrounding landscape. This exceptional house effortlessly blends luxury, practicality and refined design, with impeccable finish throughout. It represents a rare opportunity for families seeking space, privacy and a high-quality lifestyle in a truly magnificent setting. A viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all this remarkable property has to offer. Further information

This extraordinary residence forms part of a Grade II listed former convent, restored with sensitivity and architectural significance, where the grandeur of the era blends harmoniously with refined contemporary living. The ground floor is entered through a tiled hall and a wooden-floored vestibule, where the original ecclesiastical statues immediately establish the building’s historic character. The main living space is truly breathtaking — an exceptional open-plan reception under a high chapel vaulted ceiling, framed by original stone arches, sculpted prows, and a striking stained-glass window that fills the space with natural light. A bespoke, high-end kitchen with two sinks and a user-friendly layout overlooks the expansive living and dining area, where a contemporary wood-burning stove set on the original altar stone serves as a dramatic, atmospheric focal point for entertaining and family life. Full-width glass doors open on either side to a beautiful enclosed brick garden, with lawn, mature planting, an external water feature and a covered veranda — enabling year-round enjoyment and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Next to it, a superbly equipped laundry offers ample integrated storage, a deep sink, dedicated space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, a secondary freezer and a drying cupboard, all with precision design and discreet aesthetics. The ground floor also features three generously proportioned double bedrooms, each individually decorated with meticulous attention to detail and ample built-in storage. All benefit from elegant en-suite facilities, including non-slip flooring, built-in shower seats and carefully considered accessibility features. An en-suite bathroom is particularly notable, combining a bath and a separate shower in a beautifully balanced design. Additional amenities include a well-positioned dressing room, discreet storage solutions and a cupboard hidden beneath the staircase. A remarkable architectural feature is the original tower, accessible via a softly lit stone spiral staircase, culminating in the preserved chapel bell. On the lower level, the former nuns’ reading room offers a serene and atmospheric retreat. Overlooking the formal cloister gardens through four sets of glass doors, this versatile space is ideal as a library, cinema room, playroom or private lounge. The ground floor introduces another layer of architectural drama, accessible by a staircase or a discreetly concealed elevator with a mirrored interior and two handrails. The principal suite is an exceptional private sanctuary, comprising a double bedroom, a dressing area, an en-suite and a mezzanine living/office. Glass openings reveal the chapel’s original fabric, while a preserved stained glass window forms a captivating focal point. The mezzanine overlooks the main reception space below, reinforcing the extraordinary sense of volume, light and scale of the house. The dressing room features bespoke storage and integrated vanity space. The en-suite continues the theme of refined luxury, highlighting the original stone and stained glass alongside concealed laundry appliances for total convenience. Throughout the property, there is an uncompromising commitment to comfort and accessibility, with USB charging points, comfortable-height sanitaryware, mid-floor and floor-level power outlets, lever-operated fittings, and discreet LED lighting perfectly integrated into the architecture. Externally, access is via a gently sloping ramped path framed by soft planting and low stepping stones, leading to a sheltered entrance porch. A detached double garage provides paired doors, pedestrian access and internal storage for gear. Beyond the private gardens, residents enjoy access to approximately 70 acres of well-maintained communal grounds, including formal gardens, a lake and mature woodlands — offering an exceptional sense of space, seclusion and natural beauty within this highly exclusive Grade II listed estate. More information

Fine & Country is pleased to present Pond Cottage, located in the charming village of Uffcott, with about 6.5 acres of stables, a studio annexe and the recent addition of a David Salisbury orangery. This five-bedroom period property is a true delight and is being offered for sale with no onward chain. Property accommodation summary: Ground floor: The ground-floor accommodation is versatile, with rooms that can be used for a variety of purposes. The kitchen features a wide range of integrated cabinets, a large accessible pantry with wine storage, an island and an oil-fired AGA. From the kitchen, the utility/ workshop room houses all appliances and provides access to the parking area. The four reception rooms include a superb triple-aspect reception room that wraps around three sides, ideal for entertaining, with a brick and stone open fire and doors opening onto the garden. Adjacent is the sitting room, a reception space ideal for winter months with a focal wood-burning stove. On the south side of Pond Cottage, the current owners have added a superb David Salisbury orangery with underfloor heating and two sets of garden doors. The ground floor is completed with the office and the guest cloakroom. First floor: All five bedrooms on the first floor benefit from splendid views over the private gardens and the countryside beyond. The master and the guest suite both offer dressing rooms and en-suite facilities. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, a shower room and an additional en-suite. Exterior: The grounds around Pond Cottage have been beautifully maintained by the current owners. The wide, tree-lined, gated driveway is bordered by mature hedges and specimen trees and surrounds the paddocks, leading to a large frontage parking area. The formal private gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a generous terrace around overlooking the estate and the village pond beyond. The surrounding land has been converted into permanent pasture with paddocks separated by smart posts and rail fencing. In total, Pond Cottage grounds extend to about 6.5 acres. Outbuildings and ancillary: The enclosed yard comprises 7 stables with a large detached barn and secure access directly to the paddocks. Annexe & double garage: Separate from the property there is a detached independent studio annexe with kitchenette and bathroom, ideal for guests’ or staff accommodation. Under the studio is a large double garage with two electric roller doors. Seller’s note: What is your favourite room in the house and why? The Orangery is a room for relaxing or entertaining. A bright and light room with superb views over the pond and countryside. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? Someone seeking a country retreat with complete privacy and Marlborough nearby. It is also easily accessible to London, Bath and the West. What do you love most about this home and why? We adore Pond Cottage’s privacy and serenity. It’s a private, relaxed home yet within easy reach of amenities. What do you love about the local community? The local community is always ready to help; they are country-loving people who have always assisted if needed. The farmers have helped us many times in the past, whether moving gravel for the driveway or removing a tree. Is it easy to commute from here? I travel regularly to London either via the M4 junction 15, about 75 miles, or by train in under an hour from Paddington, or you can travel from Hungerford. Great Bedwyn trains go west to Penzance. What drew you to choose this property over others available at the time? We loved the peace and tranquility of Pond Cottage when we first visited 24 years ago. Our horses and dogs have lived long, happy lives at Pond Cottage over the years. There was an atmosphere about Pond Cottage from the moment we first toured the house and grounds, and we knew it was the perfect place for us. Location: Pond Cottage is situated in the charming village of Uffcott, on the edge of the exceptional natural beauty area of the North Wessex Downs, near the M4 and the main Swindon railway station, with direct services to London Paddington taking 49 minutes. The flourishing market town of Marlborough is also easily accessible, offering a bustling high street of shops and restaurants, plus major national retailers such as Waitrose. The surrounding region is rich in history dating back to the Neolithic era, with significant sites at Avebury, West Kennet Long Barrow and Barbury Castle Iron Age fort, offering impressive panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The Ridgeway National Trail, which runs through Barbury Castle, is one of many excellent walking, riding, and cycling paths to explore. The local area offers an excellent choice of state and independent schools. Broad Hinton is only two miles away and has a good Primary School. Other popular local schools include St Margaret’s and St Mary’s Calne, Pinewood Preparatory School, Marlborough College, St John’s Academy (Ofsted Outstanding), and Stonar School. Services: Oil-fired central heating, private drainage, mains water

A stunning four-bedroom home presented on this sought-after residential street. Having been extended and improved over the years, the accommodation includes a fabulous kitchen/family room with access to the garden, a double reception room, two bathrooms and a cloakroom. Other benefits include a south-facing, easy-to-maintain garden with a storage shed and a roof terrace facing south. With excellent storage and a wealth of original features, this property will suit those seeking a fabulous long-term family home. The property is located on this popular residential street, a short walk from local bars/restaurants and general stores as well as the River Thames. Bishops Park, Fulham Palace and Eel Brook Common green spaces are close by, and Parsons Green and Putney Bridge underground stations are both about a mile away.

Orchard Hill is a substantial late‑1920s Arts and Crafts family home set high above the River Hamble in the conservation village of Old Bursledon, enjoying long views across its own 1.33 acres of established grounds to the water and beyond. Arranged over two floors and extending to around 4,500 square feet, it offers generous and flexible family accommodation with seven bedrooms, four bath/shower rooms and four reception spaces, together with extensive parking and a double garage. Approached via a long, tree-lined drive that curves up between banks of planting to a deep gravel sweep, the house sits well back from the lane and feels wonderfully private. The elevations are classic Arts and Crafts, with warm brickwork, steep tiled roofs, tall chimneys and a strong balcony line across the river front. The entrance is deliberately theatrical: a brick-tiled threshold leads to a heavy oak front door and, once inside, you step down into a wide reception hall, with immediate views of the garden and river. Throughout the house, the original detailing has been carefully preserved. William Morris wallpaper and matching curtains appear in a number of rooms, complemented by parquet flooring, panelled oak doors, deep skirting boards and period ironmongery. Fireplaces are a recurring theme there are several substantial brick inglenooks, some with space to sit in the chimney breast itself, creating atmospheric focal points for the main reception spaces. Accommodation The broad reception hall immediately sets the tone, with parquet flooring underfoot, William Morris wallcoverings and an impressive brick fireplace. From here the principal living space unfolds towards the river. From here, folding stained glass doors, specially commissioned by the owners to echo the colours and forms of the Hamble, open into a beautifully proportioned drawing room spanning much of the width of the house, with windows on more than one side, an ornate brick inglenook and French doors opening directly onto the terrace so that the river forms a constant backdrop. The reception space also links into the large dining room. This arrangement allows the three rooms to work either as one large suite for entertaining or as separate, more intimate areas. From the dining room, through a further set of stained glass folding doors is an impressive garden room, more orangery than conservatory, with brick walls, a glass roof and full-height glazing on three sides overlooking the front gardens. It is an everyday living space filled with light, enhanced by the golden tones of the stained glass doors, and easily opened up in warmer weather. A further reception room, fitted with bookcases and another brick fireplace with a wood burning stove, provides an inviting snug or library. The kitchen/breakfast room runs along the opposite side of the house and is designed for family use, with extensive bespoke timber cabinetry, display cupboards and a long run of Corian work surface wrapping around a central space that comfortably accommodates a large table. At the heart of the kitchen has a four-oven gas Aga set into a tiled recess, which also contributes to the hot water system, with further integrated appliances including a Miele dishwasher and built-in fridge and freezer. A utility room, cloakroom and additional ground floor shower room complete the principal level. An original oak staircase rises from the hall to a generous galleried landing, lit by wide windows overlooking the gardens. The upper level is arranged to make the most of the outlook: several of the bedrooms open via French doors directly onto a long first-floor balcony that runs across much of the river elevation. From here, the view takes in the formal gardens below, the tops of the clipped yews, and beyond them the masts and water of the Hamble. In total there are seven bedrooms, six of which are good double rooms, each with space for freestanding furniture and, in some cases, fitted wardrobes and dressing furniture. The principal bedroom is notably generous, with a sitting area by the windows, extensive built-in storage and dual aspects including over the river. Three bath/shower rooms serve the accommodation on this floor, all offering both bath and separate shower. Gardens and setting The grounds are arranged in a series of distinct but flowing areas. To the front, mature trees and shrub borders line the approach, with lawns and stone retaining walls giving a sense of depth and seclusion. Paths and steps rise gently away from the drive towards orchard-style planting and more informal lawn areas, where trees and specimen shrubs are set within broad sweeps of grass. On the river side of the house, a broad stone terrace runs the full length of the elevation, providing multiple places to sit and dine while enjoying the outlook. From here, steps lead down to a large lawn flanked by clipped yews and established hedging, with the river visible between the trees. Further down the garden, a circular pond and stone-paved surround create a focal point, with open lawns leading to an orchard of productive fruit trees beyond giving a sense of space and scale that is hard to find in such a central village setting. Old Bursledon itself is a small, historic village on the western bank of the River Hamble, designated as a conservation area and long associated with boatbuilding and the river. The nearby Elephant Boatyard recalls the village’s shipbuilding past, while the Strawberry Trail offers well-known walking routes through countryside and along the shoreline. The Jolly Sailor, a popular waterside pub with its own slipway, is a local landmark and a focal point for river life. Bursledon railway station is around half a mile away, connecting to Southampton Airport Parkway for services to London Waterloo in approximately 1 hour 10 minutes, and the M27 and M3 provide straightforward road access to Southampton and London. Tenure Freehold | Council Tax Band H | EPC D Property information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax: Band H (Eastleigh Borough Council) EPC rating: D Listing status: Non-listed building within a conservation area Construction: Standard brick under tiled roof Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Heating and hot water: Gas central heating; gas-fired four-oven Aga assisting with hot water; additional electric immersion heater Broadband: FTTC available (buyers should verify speeds and providers) Mobile coverage: 5G reported in the area (buyers should confirm with their provider) Parking: Double garage and ample driveway parking Access: Approached via a long entrance drive over which two neighbouring properties have a right of way Legal: Historic covenants and rights typical of properties of this age and setting further details available from the agent and to be confirmed by the buyer’s solicitor. Nestled within a highly regarded conservation area, this home forms part of an architecturally rich and protected environment, enhancing both its appeal and long-term desirability. Approximate distances: Bursledon Station 0.5 miles River Hamble (via nearby footpath) 0.2 miles Southampton Airport 6.8 miles