Nepremičnine Dorset : 3 nepremičnin na prodaj

Nakup nepremičnin - Entered through the large gates is a driveway with a classical fountain. The house is positioned within more than four acres of landscaped grounds. Stour Provost Manor is an exceptional Grade II-listed late-Georgian country house occupying an extraordinary setting in the heart of the Dorset countryside. Believed to have been designed by the celebrated architect William Wilkins, whose works include London’s National Gallery and Downing College, Cambridge. The house combines architectural pedigree with beautifully balanced proportions and far-reaching views across the river Stour. The manor has a classically Georgian facade. Inside, soaring sash windows, intricate cornicing, ornate fireplaces and elegantly proportioned rooms create a sense of grandeur throughout this luxurious home. It has been extensively renovated, and every attention to detail has been taken. The house extends to approximately 8,427 sq ft, with an additional collection of outbuildings, garages and ancillary accommodation bringing the total footprint to more than 10,000 sq ft. The reception spaces are particularly impressive. A series of beautifully scaled formal rooms lead from the central entrance hall. Perfect for entertaining are two substantial sunny reception rooms and a formal dining room. All arranged to capture natural light and uninterrupted views across the gardens river and meadows. High ceilings, grand fireplaces and oversized Georgian windows lend the interiors a remarkable sense of volume. The overall atmosphere remains elegant yet warm, comfortable and deeply liveable rather than overtly formal. At the centre of the house lies an extraordinary kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with bespoke handcrafted cabinetry in burr elm, maple and cherry wood. Generous in scale and designed for both entertaining and everyday family life, the room opens directly onto a broad sunny entertaining terrace with fountain Beyond beyond astor overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside. There is also study, coat room, utility room and boot cupboard. The exceptionally large principal bedroom suite occupies a commanding position on the first floor, enjoying exceptional proportions, surrounded by six windows with dual aspects and far-reaching rural views. A large bathroom and dressing room complete the suite, while five further large double bedrooms are arranged across the floor alongside additional bathrooms and guest suites. The bedrooms retain the same sense of scale and symmetry found throughout the house, many framed by tall sash windows overlooking the grounds. The gardens and grounds are a defining feature of the estate. Extending to approximately 4.34 acres, they have been carefully landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces, from a formal croquet lawn to more natural riverside settings. A swimming pool and jacuzzi sits on the upper terrace with far stretching views and the astra turf tennis court is conveniently close to the house. The River Stour offers fishing and wild swimming. The kitchen garden is well stocked with fruit trees, a well and a paddock.

Nakup nepremičnin - Set within the historic Sherborne House, a Grade II -listed country estate with origins dating back over 500 years, this grand apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial home within one of the Cotswolds’ most architecturally significant buildings. Occupying the first and second floors of the south-east wing, it is the largest of the principal apartments, extending to approximately 3,288 sq ft. Arranged within the original footprint of the building, the apartment retains an exceptional sense of scale and character throughout. The proportions and flow are both intuitive and elegant, with rooms unfolding in a manner that feels both natural and deliberate. A discreet and professional on-site team, including caretaker, housekeeper and gardener, provides attentive support while in residence and reassurance when away. A grand entrance hall, framed by Murano wall lights, sets the tone and leads into a handsome reception room, a space that, in most houses, would serve as the principal room. From here, the apartment opens into the extraordinary great hall and dining room. The 24-foot ceilings create a defining interior of remarkable volume and presence. Soaring height and intricate period detailing lend a strong sense of occasion, while the space remains entirely liveable, equally suited to entertaining and everyday use. Originally shaped in the 1840s by the celebrated architect Anthony Salvin, the great hall and dining room retain richly moulded plasterwork, timber panelling and a finely carved working fireplace. Seven double-height windows frame far reaching views across manicured and natural parkland, drawing in exceptional natural light and strengthening the connection to the surrounding landscape. The furnishings have been carefully curated to complement the history and architectural richness of the apartment and are available by separate negotiation, allowing for a turn-key acquisition if desired. The kitchen provides a contemporary counterpoint, overlooking the cloister and integrating comfortably within the overall plan. Bedroom accommodation is arranged to create a house-like feel: the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room, while two further double bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. En-suite bathrooms and a utility room are thoughtfully positioned to ensure ease of day-to-day living. Residents also benefit from access to a private orangery, tennis court and wellness centre with heated swimming pool. The surrounding landscape is quintessential Cotswold countryside, and the house has significant historic importance. Built circa 1520 and visited twice by Queen Elizabeth I, it has evolved through significant 17th- and 19th-century enhancements to create the striking composition seen today. Its 12 acres of grounds sit within over 4,000 acres of protected National Trust village, parkland and farmland, much of which has remained virtually unchanged since the 19th century. Sherborne sits in a particularly beautiful stretch of the Cotswolds, surrounded by rolling countryside and some of the region’s most picturesque villages. Northleach is nearby for day-to-day essentials, while Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water are all within easy reach. Cheltenham and Cirencester broaden the offering further, making this an especially appealing setting for those seeking a quieter pace of life without feeling isolated.

Nakup nepremičnin - An elegant Grade II listed Cotswold house, thoughtfully restored and set within beautifully landscaped gardens and paddock extending to approximately 2.15 acres. Occupying an idyllic position along a country lane in the charming hamlet of Fossebridge, Elm Villa is a distinguished Grade II listed Cotswold stone house, thoughtfully restored and beautifully enhanced to create an elegant country home. The current owner has undertaken an extensive programme of improvements, carefully preserving the house's original character while introducing high-quality modern comforts. Significant investment has also been made to the gardens and grounds, which have been beautifully landscaped to complement the setting, while a new private treatment plant has been installed to ensure the property is well equipped for modern living. Inside, the house is filled with natural light and retains a wealth of period features, including sash windows, open fireplaces, parquet flooring and flagstone floors. The well-balanced accommodation offers a wonderful blend of character and practicality, creating a home that is equally suited to everyday family life and entertaining. The accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to provide well-balanced living spaces, with elegant reception rooms that are ideal for both entertaining and everyday family life. Upstairs, three generously proportioned double bedrooms are served by two well-appointed bathrooms, creating comfortable and practical accommodation for both family and guests. Beyond the house, beautifully maintained gardens, traditional Cotswold stone outbuildings and an adjoining paddock and orchard combine to create an idyllic setting, offering both privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding countryside. Fossebridge lies in the heart of the Cotswolds, close to the River Coln and approximately three miles from Northleach. Cirencester is around seven miles away, while Cheltenham, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford are also within easy reach. Road connections are available via the nearby A40, and rail services to London Paddington run from Kemble and Kingham.