luxury houses with terrace for sale Dorset, United Kingdom

A well-presented townhouse situated on the prestigious waterside marina at Priory Quay, Christchurch. Benefits include a 10m mooring, multiple South-West facing balconies and a sun terrace providing direct access to the yacht basin. Offered for sale without onward chain. Christchurch Town Centre is known for the historic 11th Century Priory, various shops, bars and restaurants. Christchurch railway station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport is approximately five miles distant. The Quomps are on the doorstep, featuring a splash park and seasonal events, and Convent Walk provides a picturesque riverside stroll alongside the Priory and the Castle ruins to Priory Quay. Priory Quay sits at the confluence of the two rivers: Avon and Stour, with boating access to both and an allowing a straight forward journey across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. Situated between the boatyard and sailing club, these townhouses embody waterside living and provide a tranquil escape from the busy day-to-day of standard life, whilst still encompassing all the conveniences of town-centre living. The ground floor accommodation comprises a boat room, that could be utilised as a third bedroom, ground floor WC, hallway with storage cupboard and a utility room. Accessed from the boat room is a sun terrace, facing the basin and a step down to the pontoon and 10m mooring. The first floor comprises the general living section of the home and is beautifully presented, with a kitchen/breakfast area to the front. The kitchen comprises a range of eye and base level units with some integrated appliances and built-in benches offer a breakfast area with views across the dining room, living room and to the river beyond. The living space is situated to the rear, a bright and airy space, with sliding doors out to a good size South-Westerly facing balcony. This particular townhouse is situated on the end of the terrace and so it offers far reaching open views across the river and to Hengistbury Head. The second floor comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms, both with vaulted ceilings. The main bedroom, situated on the rear, has an ensuite bathroom, whilst the second bedroom has an ensuite shower room. Both bedrooms offer built-in wardrobes. The principal suite also has a balcony with river views. The top floor features a ‘crows’ nest’ roof terrace, a perfect private place to unwind in the evenings. Externally, there is a car port to the front and access to store cupboards, with some extra visitor spaces within the development. Some owners in Priory Quay chose to put a roller door to the front of the car port, creating a garage. Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: D Council tax band: G Service charge: Approximately £2100 P/A

Occupying one of Highcliffe's most extraordinary and discreet positions, Castle Keep is a striking contemporary residence set immediately beside the historic Highcliffe Castle, with DIRECT ACCESS TO THE CASTLE GROUNDS AND BEACH VIA A GATE FROM THE REAR GARDEN. Hidden away within a private and secluded setting, the property enjoys a 'New Forest feel', surrounded by mature greenery and complete tranquillity, yet only moments from the shoreline. Constructed and finished in 2023 by an esteemed local builder, this exceptional home extends to over 4,000 sq. ft of impeccably designed accommodation, combining bold modern architecture with luxurious practicality and outstanding energy efficiency. Secure electric gates open onto an expansive driveway with generous parking, whilst the detached double garage benefits from planning permission to create a gym or additional leisure space above. One of the home's most remarkable features is its direct gated access into the Castle grounds. From the rear garden, a peaceful stroll through the grounds and down the famous zig-zag path leads directly to the beach, offering an enviable lifestyle rarely found along this stretch of coastline. The architecture is both contemporary and distinctive, with angular lines, dramatic glazing and beautifully arranged living spaces designed to maximise natural light and connection to the surrounding gardens. The wraparound grounds provide total privacy and incorporate multiple patio and entertaining areas, creating a series of sheltered outdoor spaces ideal for both quiet relaxation and larger gatherings. Internally, the accommodation has been finished to an exceptional standard throughout. The impressive kitchen/living/dining space forms the heart of the home, perfectly suited to modern family living and entertaining with an array of high-end integrated appliances, while the elegant drawing room offers a more intimate retreat. Integrated Sonos ceiling speakers feature within both the drawing room and the principal kitchen/living area, delivering seamless audio throughout the principal reception spaces. The ground floor benefits from a wet underfloor heating system throughout, extending into the bathrooms to provide year-round comfort and efficiency. Sustainability has also been carefully considered, with twelve solar panels and two battery storage units housed within the garage contributing to the home's impressive environmental credentials. The accommodation is exceptionally versatile, with beautifully appointed bedroom suites, office spaces and extensive ancillary accommodation arranged across two floors. The principal suite is particularly impressive, complemented with a balcony, dressing room and luxurious Ensuite facilities. Adding to the home's unique provenance, the site itself was formerly used as the vegetable garden for Highcliffe Castle — a fascinating piece of local history woven into this remarkable coastal setting. Castle Keep represents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly individual coastal residence where striking design, privacy, history and location combine in perfect harmony. Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: To Follow Council Tax Band: H

Nestled within the highly sought-after village of West Hill, surrounded by beautiful mature countryside and set within its own private grounds, Southernhay is a truly breathtaking contemporary residence. Designed to elevate indoor-outdoor living, the home features expansive bifold doors opening onto three separate raised terraces, each perfectly positioned to enjoy the views of its own garden and the countryside views beyond. The seamless connection between the interior and landscape invites you to slow the pace of life and fully embrace the peaceful surroundings. A striking double height glazed entrance creates an unforgettable first impression, flooding the home with natural light and framing the countryside views beyond. An elegant oak and glass staircase rises to a galleried landing, while statement lighting forms a stunning architectural focal point. The centre-point of the home is the sleek open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, an exceptional space designed for both relaxed family living and sophisticated entertaining. Thoughtfully configured around sociable cooking, the room effortlessly extends outdoors via two sets of bifold doors opening onto separate terraces, allowing you to follow the sun throughout the day and enjoy alfresco dining. The contemporary kitchen is centred around a statement island with a downward extraction induction hob and is complemented by a range of integrated appliances including Neff double ovens, a warming drawer and integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A well appointed utility room provides extensive storage, external access and a practical shower area, ideal for muddy dogs and countryside living. Also on the ground floor is a cosy sitting room or snug, offering flexibility as an additional bedroom if required. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a generous double bedroom with doors opening onto the garden, alongside a beautifully fitted contemporary shower room. The principal bedroom suite is wonderfully spacious, featuring a tucked-away dressing area and bifold doors opening onto a private terrace with elevated peaceful rural views. The luxurious en-suite bathroom includes a freestanding bath and a large walk-in shower enclosure. The second bedroom is an impressive dual-aspect room with striking floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a wonderfully light and airy atmosphere. It also benefits from a substantial dressing area with space for extensive wardrobes or the potential for a walk-in wardrobe, together with access to a Jack and Jill bathroom. A further third bedroom completes the first-floor accommodation. Outside: Southernhay is set within beautifully mature grounds, approached via a sweeping driveway providing ample off-road parking and access to both double and triple garages. To the rear of the property, a secluded woodland area creates a peaceful retreat, complete with decking and a hot tub, providing the perfect place to relax and unwind. A pretty side garden features a sizeable summer house with power, heating and lighting, as well as a very useful secure store below the side sun terrace. An additional gated entrance provides further hardstanding parking, ideal for a caravan, boat or additional vehicles. Area West Hill is a quiet and desirable residential village in East Devon, located just west of Ottery St Mary and a short drive from Exeter. Known for its leafy surroundings, spacious homes, and strong community feel, the area offers a semi-rural lifestyle with easy access to both countryside and coastal attractions. Residents benefit from local amenities including a primary school, village shop, pub, and nearby walking routes through woodland and open countryside. West Hill is popular with families and retirees seeking a peaceful setting while remaining well connected to Exeter, the M5, and the Jurassic Coast. Services: Underfloor heating, Air Source Heat Pump and MVHR Mains electricity, water and drainage EPC: TBC Council Tax Band: F Local Authority; East Devon

An exceptional contemporary coastal home positioned just a stone’s throw from the beach, this beautifully finished property offers high‑quality accommodation with captivating views across the Western Solent. Situated in the highly desirable village of Gurnard, close to excellent local amenities including the popular sailing club, a coffee shop, convenience store and two pubs, one enjoying superb sea views. The westerly outlook takes in both the Solent and the surrounding countryside, while nearby Cowes provides an extensive range of boutique shops, restaurants, world‑renowned sailing facilities and the high‑speed Red Jet service to Southampton with onward connections to London. Built around 2011 and extensively refurbished in 2020, the house has been completed to an exacting standard with high‑quality fittings throughout. Designed to maximise natural light and the stunning coastal views, it features powder‑coated aluminium double glazing, underfloor heating, plantation shutters to all first‑floor rooms, and newly fitted kitchen and bathroom suites. Arranged over two floors, the accommodation is complemented by a double garage, ample parking, multiple outdoor seating terraces and a versatile detached studio. The property is available as a turnkey solution by negotiation. A glazed front door opens into a spacious entrance hall with panelled detailing, coats cupboard and staircase to the first floor. The recently installed kitchen flows into a generous living and dining area, with wide bi‑fold doors to the rear terrace and roof lights that create a bright, versatile space. The kitchen is superbly appointed with an extensive range of cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar, ceramic sink with Quooker tap and a full suite of Miele appliances including double ovens, ceramic hob, fridge‑freezer, dishwasher and wine fridge. On the ground floor, a particularly spacious double bedroom enjoys sliding glazed doors to the terrace and wonderful Solent views, served by a beautifully finished en‑suite shower room with marble‑topped vanity unit. A further double bedroom also benefits from Solent views and built‑in wardrobes, along with its own en‑suite shower room. A well‑equipped utility room provides an ideal space after returning from the beach, fitted with cupboards, worktops, sink and plumbing for laundry appliances, and giving access to a cloakroom with WC and wash basin. The first floor opens onto a generous landing leading into a stunning sitting room with vaulted ceiling and a glazed apex framing panoramic views of the Solent and countryside. Bi‑fold doors open onto a covered west‑facing balcony, perfectly positioned to enjoy sunsets throughout the year. The principal bedroom also features a vaulted ceiling and expansive glazing capturing the sea and rural views, along with built‑in wardrobes and a stylish en‑suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms overlook the rear garden, one with built‑in wardrobes, and are served by a bright and spacious family bathroom with marble‑tiled walls and floor, bath with shower over and a vanity unit. Outside, a block‑paved driveway provides parking for three cars alongside the double garage. Wide illuminated steps with stainless‑steel handrail lead up to a large decked terrace at the front of the house, enclosed by a well‑stocked planter and offering a private vantage point for enjoying Solent views. A gated side path leads to the rear garden, arranged as a series of low‑maintenance paved terraces and raised borders that create a variety of sunny seating areas throughout the day. At the upper level, the perfect spot to enjoy the superb sea views, there is a detached studio with glazed doors opening onto its own terrace provides excellent additional accommodation or a superb home office or gym, complete with built‑in storage, seating area with sofa bed and a shower room with WC.

Situation - 67 Ridgeway Road is a bespoke designed five bedroom family home of significant proportions with a generously sized garden set in the heart of this highly sought after village. The property boasts a superb location for those who enjoy recreation with Ashton Court on the door step – with its mountain bike trails, deer park and public golf course, and Bristol and Clifton golf club just around the corner. Clifton village is a short drive away renowned for its restaurants, cafes delis and eclectic range of shops. The village offers excellent everyday amenities including a supermarket, post office, bakery, cafés, farm shop and pubs. Education options are superb, with convenient access to leading independent schools such as The Downs School, Clifton College and QEH, alongside strong state primary and secondary schools within North Somerset. Long Ashton remains one of the most sought-after residential areas on the edge of Bristol, offering a rare balance of village tranquility and countryside living. The property lies 3.3 miles from Bristol City Centre and approximately 4.2 miles from Bristol Temple Meads, with direct rail services to London Paddington from around 1 hour 20 minutes, depending on the service. Bristol Airport is just 5.4 miles from the property, offering extensive domestic and international routes. This stunning family home is a masterclass in contemporary and luxury family living and being sold with no-chain. This is a rare opportunity not to be missed. Arranged over three impressive floors and extending to approximately 2680 sq. ft., the layout has been meticulously designed for the growing family and entertaining in mind, the home offers a seamless blend of luxurious finishes and versatile living spaces. Ground Floor. From the moment you step into the spacious reception hall, the sense of light, space, design and flexibility unfolds. The kitchen/family room reception is both stunning and inviting, featuring two sets of double glazed windows and doors which open to breathtaking southerly views. A striking Cathedral ceiling features two double glazed rain censored skylights while Herringbone-style flooring with underfloor heating and feature lighting and Air ventilation continue through much of the home. The kitchen is extensively fitted with a superb range of high-end Neff appliances to include two ovens, induction hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and an abundance of bespoke cabinetry with Quartz worktops, perfect for hosting elegant dinner parties or relaxed family gatherings. A large central island again with Quartz worktops offer further work and storage space. Across the hallway there is a large double bedroom with en-suite shower, superb study and a stylish cloakroom. Stairs lead down to; Garden Floor: The impressive reception room invites you to the wrap around paved terrace and level landscaped garden via full width bi-folding doors, this incredible room again features Herringbone flooring with underfloor heating. Adjacent a particularly spacious utility/boot room adds practicality with its side entrance. A large double bedroom with patio doors and contemporary en-suite shower can also be found together with a useful separate cloakroom. First Floor: The first floor is arranged for family comfort, featuring a stunning full-width principal suite with breathtaking views an elegant dressing room and luxurious en-suite shower room appointed with high-end fittings. There are two further double bedrooms, an en-suite shower and stylish family bathroom. Outside: A paved driveway offers off street parking for three cars, there is useful side access while the landscaped rear garden features manicured lawns and a large wrap around paved sun terrace ideal setting for al-fresco dining, summer entertaining or quiet relaxation. Info: • Bespoke locally crafted kitchen with ample wall and floor cupboards • Handle less Super matt wall and tall units • 30mm Quartz worktop in Cloudy Gris • 2 x Neff N70 slide and hide electric ovens • Neff N70 venting cooktop • Neff N70 integrated dishwasher • Neff N90 integrated upright freezer • Neff N50 integrated under counter fridge Utility room: • Kitchen units within utility matching the main kitchen • Space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer • Franke bowl and tap Bathroom/En-suites: • Dual fuel towel radiators in all bathrooms and w/c’s • Back lit LED mirrors with de-misting pads in bathroom, en-suites and WC’s • LED spotlights in bathroom, en-suites and WC’s Electric underfloor heating in bathroom, en-suites and WC’s • Roca vanity units in all en-suites and master bathroom • Roca and Iflo sanitary ware Energy Efficiency + Heating: • PV Solar panels • Mitsubishi airsource heat pump • Mitsubishi Hot water storage tank 300 Litre • PIR Sensor controlled outside lights • Mitsubishi Lossnay heat recovery ventilation • Hard wired internet point and TV outlet to each room • Multiple lighting circuits in kitchen to create different moods • Electrically operated skylights windows in kitchen with rain sensors to automatically close • All heating controls controllable via WiFi External: • Front garden landscaped • Rear garden turfed, fenced with a expansive patio area • Taps – front and rear • 7KW BV Sync wall car charger • Switchable and PIR operated outside lighting around front and area of property NHBC 10 year warranty Pyronix 76S alarm system Hard wired interlinked smoke alarms Ring doorbell

A Rare Opportunity to acquire an Historic Grade II Listed Rectory in a Magical Setting. Nestled within an idyllic rural conservation area, this remarkable Grade II Listed former Rectory presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful and refined lifestyle, steeped in history and architectural grandeur. Dating in part to the 14th century, with later Georgian and Victorian additions, this distinguished residence offers striking period features, expansive living space, and breathtaking landscaped grounds extending to around 1.4 acres (0.55 ha). Set in an elevated position, the house enjoys sweeping views over its mature gardens. A copper beech tree-lined carriage driveway, framed by stone pillars, creates a truly impressive approach and sense of arrival. Inside, the grandeur continues. The scale, architectural integrity, and meticulous detailing are immediately evident—from the elegant oak floorboards and original fireplaces to stone mullion and sash windows with working shutters, intricate wall panelling, and a spectacular sweeping Georgian staircase. A welcoming entrance porch leads into the reception hallway, giving access to a handsome sitting room adorned with two Gothic-style arched bay windows and window seats that frame views of the gardens. Opposite is a further reception room with period detail, connecting to a second fitted kitchen, shower room, large utility, and an additional reception/bedroom—ideal for extended family, staff, or multi-generational living. One of the home’s most impressive features is the 28'7 x 18'9 kitchen/family room, with high ceilings, built-in appliances, a central island, and three tall sash windows bathing the space in light and offering glorious garden views. The rear hall houses the original butler’s pantry and two cloakrooms—one providing access to extensive cellars with fitted wine stores. The main staircase, framed by large arched Georgian windows, rises to the first floor, where four generous, light-filled double bedrooms await—each with period features, high ceilings, and captivating views. A spacious bathroom (plumbed but not fitted) completes this level. The second floor offers five further bedrooms, a beautifully appointed family bathroom with a freestanding slipper bath, and a modern third bathroom—perfect for larger families or visiting guests. Outside: The grounds (approx. 1.4 acres) are a true highlight. The gated drive offers ample parking and leads to a double garage, wood store, and further parking area. The landscaped gardens, primarily to the front, enjoy a sunny southerly aspect with sweeping lawns, mature borders, and a wealth of specimen trees—including ancient copper beeches and a striking monkey puzzle. A large flagstone terrace with cottage-style planting, lavender borders, climbing roses, wisteria, and olive trees provides the perfect alfresco setting. A second terrace and secret rose garden with an ornamental pond offer a secluded retreat, while the east side of the property includes a garden store, gardener’s WC, and remains of a Victorian greenhouse. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the next custodian of one of the area’s most significant and architecturally beautiful homes. A highly sought after location surrounded by open countryside and yet within 5. miles of fashionable Clifton Village which includes many delis, bars, restaurants and of course schools predominately highly regarded independents. Within proximity there are many excellent sporting facilities including Health and Leisure clubs and golf courses, notably Bristol & Clifton and Long Ashton. The nearby Tyntesfield Estate offers meandering walks and bridle paths. For the commuter there are good road links to Bristol’s commercial centre and the motorway networks. There are mainline train stations available from Bristol Temple Meads and Nailsea & Backwell serving the wider country and Bristol Airport has a scheduled of flights to many European destinations.

Presented by James Cooper - Part of By Design’s network, with more than 25 years’ experience in the South Devon premium property market. Introduction Waddon Brake is a distinguished detached residence dating to the 1930s, prominently situated on elevated ground at the edge of Waddon with expansive views toward Dartmoor. The property encompasses approximately 2.76 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens and paddock, providing privacy, generous space, and tranquility while remaining within convenient reach of Chudleigh and key transport routes. Over the years, the house has undergone substantial improvements, resulting in high-quality accommodations and outdoor spaces that capitalise on its advantageous setting and outlook.Notably, this property has served as a long-standing family home for over four decades, as evidenced by its well-maintained condition and thoughtful enhancements. Each improvement has contributed to its current functionality and comfort, producing an established and inviting environment that remains true to its original character. The Inside A gated entrance leads to a lengthy gravel driveway, culminating in a spacious turning circle at the front of the house and creating a prestigious sense of arrival. The interior offers flexible and substantial accommodation, including five to six bedrooms - three with en suite facilities—and multiple reception rooms oriented to maximise the property's views. The thoughtful layout ensures everyday practicality and provides ample space for family living, entertaining, remote work, and hosting guests. A highlight of the home is the recently renovated kitchen and living area, part of an award-winning extension designed for contemporary living and finished to an excellent standard. Features include bespoke marble worktops, a dedicated larder cupboard, a separate utility room, and a second preparation kitchen. This space serves both functional and social purposes, acting as the central hub and seamlessly connecting to terraces and gardens, which enhances natural light and integration with outdoor areas.The property’s configuration allows for versatility, with four ground-floor reception rooms, office spaces, and a bedroom arrangement suitable for both family use and accommodating visitors. The design enables future owners to adapt the living spaces according to their individual needs. The Outside Outdoor amenities are a significant aspect of Waddon Brake’s appeal. The rear of the house features extensive terraces, purpose-built to enjoy panoramic views while extending the main living areas outdoors. These spaces are ideal for alfresco dining, entertaining, or relaxation. Additional amenities include a heated swimming pool, orangery, barbecue area, and a shower/changing facility overlooking the pool—all contributing to the property’s suitability for hosting gatherings. The grounds span roughly 2.76 acres, comprising landscaped gardens and paddock, ensuring both aesthetic value and practical space. Outbuildings, such as a barn, boat store, greenhouses, and garden store, provide additional utility for storage, equestrian pursuits, hobbies, or ancillary needs, extending the versatility beyond the main residence.Overall, the grounds enhance the property’s appeal by offering space, an attractive approach, and a picturesque backdrop, supporting a wide range of potential lifestyles. Location Waddon Brake occupies an enviable position on the outskirts of Waddon hamlet, benefiting from peaceful elevation, far-reaching vistas, and seclusion without isolation. Less than two miles away, Chudleigh provides essential services, dining options, educational facilities, and a rich local heritage. The surrounding area is suited to those who appreciate walking, cycling, and access to Devon’s renowned landscapes, with independent schools, golf courses, and sailing/rowing clubs nearby.The location affords both privacy and accessibility. Exeter, Teignmouth, Dawlish, and Newton Abbot are all readily accessible, positioning Waddon Brake as an excellent base for exploring Devon’s coast, countryside, moorland, and amenities. In addition to exceptional local offerings, the property is well-connected: Exeter Airport is only 15 minutes by car, facilitating travel further afield. Fast train links from Exeter to London enhance convenience for business and leisure, making Waddon Brake attractive to those seeking both connectivity and tranquility. Useful Information Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax: Band G - £4444.55 for the tax year 2026 to 27. Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating Services: Private Water, Private Drainage, Mains Electricity Internet: 6MBPS according to OFCOM internet checker. Starlink and Airband are available for those needing higher speeds. Mobile Phone: Good Signal Outside according to OFCOM mobile phone checker (EE 74%, Vodafone 74%, O2 64%, Three 62%) Flood Risk: Very Low Risk of Flooding according to .gov long term flood risk checker. Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

INTRODUCTION Occupying a commanding position on one of Torquay’s most sought-after residential roads, Villa Nova is a substantial and distinctive coastal home, defined by its incredible sea views and exceptional sense of space. Arranged over three thoughtfully designed floors, the property offers five en-suite bedrooms, including a well-placed principal suite on the ground level, creating both versatility and ease of living. From the moment you arrive, the home’s striking design and light-filled atrium entrance set the tone for what lies beyond—an interior that feels both expansive and inviting. Two generous reception rooms provide elegant spaces for entertaining and relaxation, complemented by a study, utility room and cloakroom, ensuring practicality sits effortlessly alongside style. The connection to the outdoors is a defining feature. A large west-facing patio plus rear garden are accessed from multiple points throughout the home, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor living and making the most of the coastal setting. A balcony further enhances the experience, offering elevated views across the sea—perfect for quiet mornings or evening sunsets. With a double garage and ample parking, the property caters effortlessly to modern family life. There are a range of excellent primary and secondary schools nearby, including the boys & girls grammar schools, which are highly regarded and sought after. The proximity to the South West Coast Path and the charming cafés, restaurants and amenities of Wellswood places lifestyle firmly at its heart. This is a home that offers not only scale and flexibility, but a rare opportunity to enjoy coastal living in one of Torquay’s most desirable enclaves. STEP INSIDE A generous entrance vestibule welcomes you, unfolding into a striking central atrium where light pours in and sightlines extend straight through to the private patio beyond. Framed by bi-fold doors, the immediate connection to the outdoors sets the tone, while porcelain tiled flooring and underfloor heating throughout introduce both style and comfort from the outset. The sense of volume continues as stairs descend, complemented by a feature mirrored wall that amplifies the natural light and enhances the architectural feel of the space. For ease and accessibility, a fitted lift discreetly connects to the lower level of the home. The kitchen is sleek and contemporary, finished with granite worktops and crisp white gloss cabinetry. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, it is equipped with two Miele ovens, a five-ring gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and second fridge. A sliding door opens onto the balcony terrace, where far-reaching views towards Thatcher Rock create an ever-changing coastal backdrop. The adjoining dining room enjoys a seamless flow, with patio doors opening onto the balcony terrace—perfect for al fresco dining—while elegant arched pillars connect the space back to the atrium hallway, adding a subtle architectural detail. The living room is particularly impressive in scale, with a full-width window framing panoramic views across Torbay. Doors open onto both the balcony terrace and the rear patio, allowing the room to be quite literally wrapped in outdoor space—ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the coastal setting throughout the day. Practicality is thoughtfully integrated, with a cloakroom, a well-positioned study with direct access to the patio, and a utility room offering ample storage and laundry facilities, along with access to the garden and adjoining boiler room. The principal bedroom suite is a standout feature—generous in proportion and designed as a private retreat. Sliding doors lead directly onto the patio, while fitted wardrobes and a spacious en-suite complete the suite. The en-suite is luxuriously appointed with a large walk-in Grohe shower, bath, dual sinks and bidet. On the upper floor, set back from the road, three further double bedrooms are arranged within their own wing, away from the principal suite; offering privacy for family or guests. A spacious landing leads to a Juliet balcony that captures the sea views, while each bedroom benefits from its own en-suite. Two of the bedrooms also enjoy direct access to the rear garden via patio doors, further enhancing the home’s indoor-outdoor flow. The lower ground floor offers exceptional versatility, currently arranged as a double bedroom and en-suite, which has been used as a playroom and teenager’s den. It is an ideal space for guests or independent living. This level is also accessed via the oversized garage, which features a remote-controlled door, pedestrian access into the property—conveniently bypassing the front steps—and a dedicated utility area with sink, units and manifolds for the underfloor heating system. STEP OUTSIDE Approached via electric gates, the property immediately sets a tone of privacy and presence, with a generous driveway providing ample parking alongside the double garage. The gardens have been thoughtfully arranged across several levels, each designed to complement the home’s orientation and maximise the coastal setting. To the front, a balcony terrace connects seamlessly with the living room, kitchen and dining room—an elevated vantage point to take in the far-reaching views across Torbay, where the ever-changing seascape becomes part of daily life. Wrapped around by the house, the main patio creates a wonderfully sheltered and private environment, accessed from multiple rooms to enhance the effortless home to garden flow. With a distinctly Mediterranean feel, this space captures the warmth of the afternoon and evening sun, making it ideal for al fresco dining and relaxed entertaining. Carefully placed planting beds and a water feature introduce both colour and gentle ambient sound during the summer months, creating a tranquil and immersive setting. Steps, framed with trellis, lead up to the upper garden where a wide terrace runs along the rear of the house, opening onto a two-tiered lawn with attractive stone walling and bordered by mature hedging for privacy. At the top of the garden, a further seating area offers a peaceful spot to enjoy the sunshine and elevated outlook. A large summerhouse with electricity provides excellent flexibility—perfect as a home office, studio or retreat—completing a garden that is as versatile as it is inviting, and perfectly suited to both quiet enjoyment and entertaining on a larger scale. SELLERS INSIGHT “When we bought the house over 20 years ago, we never looked back. We knew we wanted to be close to the sea and within an established, executive road, and whilst we viewed other properties with perhaps more immediate kerb appeal, we instantly fell in love with the space and feel of Villa Nova. It’s a home that is incredibly bright, easy to maintain, and has adapted effortlessly to every stage of our lives. The lift has provided us with ease of living and the property has been fully accessible even with a wheelchair. When the family come to stay, there is more than enough room for everyone, yet it feels equally comfortable for just two—particularly in more recent years, where being able to live predominantly on one level has been such a benefit. One of the things we have loved most is the connection to the outside. Having access to the garden and terraces from so many rooms is a real joy—it allows you to truly live both inside and out, whether that’s enjoying a quiet morning coffee or hosting family and friends in the warmer months. The location has been equally special. From coastal walks and nearby shops to the ease of accessing further afield, it offers the perfect balance of lifestyle and convenience. We are moving to be closer to family, but we leave with a house full of memories and feel very fortunate to have called this our home for so many years.”

PROPERTY SUMMARY An individually architect designed mews townhouse which was built in 2001 in an area known as Spice Island in the heart of the maritime Old Portsmouth and within close proximity of Bath Square, The Point, Round Tower and the Napoleonic fortified walls. This individual property has outstanding views over looking the harbour entrance which is one of the busiest nautical entrances in the UK with naval warships, cruise ships, yachts and ferries passing on a regular basis. Spice Island has a large percentage of Grade II Listed properties and dates back to the medieval times, however Island View House is not only uniquely located but is one of very few properties in the location with a good sized rear garden, first floor balcony and a roof terrace. The property was designed to provide 1707 sq ft of living space arranged over four floors, the top floor having a large terrace and crescent shaped room suitable for an occasional bedroom with an en-suite shower room, on the floor below are two double bedrooms, the primary one with an en-suite shower room and separate feature bathroom. On the first floor is an L shaped sitting room incorporating dining and study areas and feature bay window, a kitchen and a balcony: on the ground floor is a utility room, integral garage, cloakroom and bedroom 4/study. The current owners have lived there since 2012 and have carried out extensive changes and updates during their ownership to include oak wooden flooring throughout, double glazing, an enclosed rear garden, first floor balcony and having recently been redecorated both internally and externally. Early viewing of this individual modern home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate the location and accommodation on offer.   ENTRANCE Lowered kerb with brick paviour leading to integral garage, main front door with etched glazed panel and chrome furniture leading to:  HALLWAY Coir matted area, oak wooden flooring, contemporary style stainless steel radiator, door to garage, doors to primary rooms, staircase rising to first floor, louvre doored built-in storage cupboard, cloaks hanging area, ceiling spotlights and coving.  UTILITY ROOM 7' 3 x 6' 8 (2.21m x 2.03m) Frosted double glazed sliding sash window to front aspect, work surface with inset single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap and cupboards under, washing machine point, wall mounted Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), water softener, tall larder cupboard with hot water cylinder (not tested), ceramic tiled surrounds, space for tumble dryer, tiled flooring, ceiling coving.  CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c., contemporary style tall radiator, wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, tiled flooring, high level shelving.  BEDROOM 4 / DAY ROOM 18' 4 x 10' 1 (5.59m x 3.07m) Double glazed window to side aspect with stainless steel radiator under, recessed corner work desk with shelving over, access to understairs storage cupboard, floor to ceiling sliding doored storage cupboard/wardrobe with range of shelving, oak wooden flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights, pitched roof area with twin Velux skylight windows, fire surround with gas log effect fire, sliding double glazed doors leading to rear garden.  FIRST FLOOR Landing and staircase rising to upper floor, oak flooring, ceiling coving, tall contemporary style radiator, door to:  OPEN PLAN SITTING / DINING ROOM 21' 5 decreasing to 6'8 x 21' 3 decreasing to 10'0 (6.53m x 6.48m) L Shaped, opening leading to kitchen. Sitting Room: Oak wooden flooring, double glazed square bay window to front aspect with deep wooden sill and sash style sliding double glazed windows with views towards Portsmouth Harbour and the Isle of Wight beyond, feature fire surround with granite mantle, gas log effect fire and matching granite hearth, media area with corner storage cupboards, space for T.V. over with media shelving to one side. Study Area: Double glazed sash window to front aspect, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, matching flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights.   DINING AREA Matching wooden flooring, stainless steel contemporary radiator, ceiling coving and spotlights, bi-folding double glazed doors leading to rear terrace overlooking garden, peninsular style divide with quartz work surface and pan drawers under, entry phone system, opening leading to:  KITCHEN 11' 4 x 11' 4 (3.45m x 3.45m) Overall width of adjoining rooms 20'5 Pitched glazed roof with frosted panels, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, comprehensive range of matching wall and floor units with curved corners, quartz work surface, inset 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, integrated wine cooler, wine rack, integrated slimline dishwasher, wall mounted units with curved doors, eye-level microwave, matching oak flooring, to one wall are tall larder style storage cupboards with central space housing fridge/freezer, range of open shelving, Lacanche range style cooker with five ring gas hob and ovens under, stainless steel extractor hood, fan and light over, stainless steel splashback, range of drawer units.  SECOND FLOOR Landing, staircase rising to top floor, entry phone system, tall contemporary style radiator, doors to primary rooms.  BEDROOM 1 14' 5 x 12' 8 into squre bay window (4.39m x 3.86m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect with views at an angle towards the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight, range of floor to ceiling mirror fronted sliding mirror doored wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak wooden flooring, wall lights, ceiling spotlights and coving, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, door to:   EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Shower cubicle with curved panel and drying area to one end, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, close coupled w.c, mirror and lighting, heated towel rail, granite surface with oval wash hand basin and cupboards under, double glazed window to front aspect with blind, ceiling spotlights, oak flooring.  BEDROOM 2 11' 7 x 10' 11 (3.53m x 3.33m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds and contemporary radiator under, built-in double sliding doored wardrobe to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak flooring, ceiling coving.  FEATURE BATHROOM White suite comprising: free standing bath with raised end and chrome mixer tap, concealed cistern w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboard under, extractor fan, mirror with lighting, double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds, ceiling spotlights and coving.  TOP FLOOR   VIEWING ROOM / BEDROOM 3 11' 8 x 10' 10 increasing to maximum 16'4 (3.56m x 3.3m) Oak wooden flooring, central balustrade, range of sliding doored built-in cupboards with shelving, tall contemporary style radiator, raised single bed with ladder style steps to one end, double glazed windows with central doors leading to roof terrace with views over roof tops towards Gosport, the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight beyond.   SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle with curved panelled doors, corner wash hand basin with cupboards under and medicine cabinet over, low level w.c., matching flooring, extractor fan.  ROOF TERRACE Wrap around terrace with wooden decking, glazed panels with chrome fenders over.  OUTSIDE To the front is covered recess and access to garage and main front door. To the rear is a good size courtyard style garden with painted and rendered walls to all aspect, central raised and corner flower beds, brick paved area and hardstanding, seating areas with bark chipping surrounds, range of shrubs, evergreens and bushes, cold water tap and irrigation system, lighting and power points.   FIRST FLOOR TERRACE Bi-folding doors from dining room, decked terrace with glazed screens and chrome fenders.  INTEGRAL GARAGE 18' 4 x 8' 8 (5.59m x 2.64m) Remote control roller shutter door to front aspect, fluorescent tube lighting, range of high level storage cupboards, matching roller shutter door to rear leading to garden/hardstanding, wall mounted electric and gas meters.   AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band E - Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

PROPERTY SUMMARY An individually architect designed mews townhouse which was built in 2001 in an area known as Spice Island in the heart of the maritime Old Portsmouth and within close proximity of Bath Square, The Point, Round Tower and the Napoleonic fortified walls. This individual property has outstanding views over looking the harbour entrance which is one of the busiest nautical entrances in the UK with naval warships, cruise ships, yachts and ferries passing on a regular basis. Spice Island has a large percentage of Grade II Listed properties and dates back to the medieval times, however Island View House is not only uniquely located but is one of very few properties in the location with a good sized rear garden, first floor balcony and a roof terrace. The property was designed to provide 1707 sq ft of living space arranged over four floors, the top floor having a large terrace and crescent shaped room suitable for an occasional bedroom with an en-suite shower room, on the floor below are two double bedrooms, the primary one with an en-suite shower room and separate feature bathroom. On the first floor is an L shaped sitting room incorporating dining and study areas and feature bay window, a kitchen and a balcony: on the ground floor is a utility room, integral garage, cloakroom and bedroom 4/study. The current owners have lived there since 2012 and have carried out extensive changes and updates during their ownership to include oak wooden flooring throughout, double glazing, an enclosed rear garden, first floor balcony and having recently been redecorated both internally and externally. Early viewing of this individual modern home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate the location and accommodation on offer.   ENTRANCE Lowered kerb with brick paviour leading to integral garage, main front door with etched glazed panel and chrome furniture leading to:  HALLWAY Coir matted area, oak wooden flooring, contemporary style stainless steel radiator, door to garage, doors to primary rooms, staircase rising to first floor, louvre doored built-in storage cupboard, cloaks hanging area, ceiling spotlights and coving.  UTILITY ROOM 7' 3 x 6' 8 (2.21m x 2.03m) Frosted double glazed sliding sash window to front aspect, work surface with inset single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap and cupboards under, washing machine point, wall mounted Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), water softener, tall larder cupboard with hot water cylinder (not tested), ceramic tiled surrounds, space for tumble dryer, tiled flooring, ceiling coving.  CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c., contemporary style tall radiator, wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, tiled flooring, high level shelving.  BEDROOM 4 / DAY ROOM 18' 4 x 10' 1 (5.59m x 3.07m) Double glazed window to side aspect with stainless steel radiator under, recessed corner work desk with shelving over, access to understairs storage cupboard, floor to ceiling sliding doored storage cupboard/wardrobe with range of shelving, oak wooden flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights, pitched roof area with twin Velux skylight windows, fire surround with gas log effect fire, sliding double glazed doors leading to rear garden.  FIRST FLOOR Landing and staircase rising to upper floor, oak flooring, ceiling coving, tall contemporary style radiator, door to:  OPEN PLAN SITTING / DINING ROOM 21' 5 decreasing to 6'8 x 21' 3 decreasing to 10'0 (6.53m x 6.48m) L Shaped, opening leading to kitchen. Sitting Room: Oak wooden flooring, double glazed square bay window to front aspect with deep wooden sill and sash style sliding double glazed windows with views towards Portsmouth Harbour and the Isle of Wight beyond, feature fire surround with granite mantle, gas log effect fire and matching granite hearth, media area with corner storage cupboards, space for T.V. over with media shelving to one side. Study Area: Double glazed sash window to front aspect, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, matching flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights.   DINING AREA Matching wooden flooring, stainless steel contemporary radiator, ceiling coving and spotlights, bi-folding double glazed doors leading to rear terrace overlooking garden, peninsular style divide with quartz work surface and pan drawers under, entry phone system, opening leading to:  KITCHEN 11' 4 x 11' 4 (3.45m x 3.45m) Overall width of adjoining rooms 20'5 Pitched glazed roof with frosted panels, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, comprehensive range of matching wall and floor units with curved corners, quartz work surface, inset 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, integrated wine cooler, wine rack, integrated slimline dishwasher, wall mounted units with curved doors, eye-level microwave, matching oak flooring, to one wall are tall larder style storage cupboards with central space housing fridge/freezer, range of open shelving, Lacanche range style cooker with five ring gas hob and ovens under, stainless steel extractor hood, fan and light over, stainless steel splashback, range of drawer units.  SECOND FLOOR Landing, staircase rising to top floor, entry phone system, tall contemporary style radiator, doors to primary rooms.  BEDROOM 1 14' 5 x 12' 8 into squre bay window (4.39m x 3.86m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect with views at an angle towards the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight, range of floor to ceiling mirror fronted sliding mirror doored wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak wooden flooring, wall lights, ceiling spotlights and coving, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, door to:   EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Shower cubicle with curved panel and drying area to one end, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, close coupled w.c, mirror and lighting, heated towel rail, granite surface with oval wash hand basin and cupboards under, double glazed window to front aspect with blind, ceiling spotlights, oak flooring.  BEDROOM 2 11' 7 x 10' 11 (3.53m x 3.33m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds and contemporary radiator under, built-in double sliding doored wardrobe to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak flooring, ceiling coving.  FEATURE BATHROOM White suite comprising: free standing bath with raised end and chrome mixer tap, concealed cistern w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboard under, extractor fan, mirror with lighting, double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds, ceiling spotlights and coving.  TOP FLOOR   VIEWING ROOM / BEDROOM 3 11' 8 x 10' 10 increasing to maximum 16'4 (3.56m x 3.3m) Oak wooden flooring, central balustrade, range of sliding doored built-in cupboards with shelving, tall contemporary style radiator, raised single bed with ladder style steps to one end, double glazed windows with central doors leading to roof terrace with views over roof tops towards Gosport, the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight beyond.   SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle with curved panelled doors, corner wash hand basin with cupboards under and medicine cabinet over, low level w.c., matching flooring, extractor fan.  ROOF TERRACE Wrap around terrace with wooden decking, glazed panels with chrome fenders over.  OUTSIDE To the front is covered recess and access to garage and main front door. To the rear is a good size courtyard style garden with painted and rendered walls to all aspect, central raised and corner flower beds, brick paved area and hardstanding, seating areas with bark chipping surrounds, range of shrubs, evergreens and bushes, cold water tap and irrigation system, lighting and power points.   FIRST FLOOR TERRACE Bi-folding doors from dining room, decked terrace with glazed screens and chrome fenders.  INTEGRAL GARAGE 18' 4 x 8' 8 (5.59m x 2.64m) Remote control roller shutter door to front aspect, fluorescent tube lighting, range of high level storage cupboards, matching roller shutter door to rear leading to garden/hardstanding, wall mounted electric and gas meters.   AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band E - Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

INTRODUCTION The Headlands is an extraordinary contemporary residence of architectural distinction, occupying a commanding elevated position on one of Torquay’s most prestigious coastal roads. Completed in 2022, this statement home has been designed to embrace its exceptional setting, with panoramic views sweeping across Torbay and a remarkable sense of connection to the sea from almost every angle. Arranged over four beautifully considered levels and extending to over 6,000 sq ft, the accommodation delivers a superb balance of scale, sophistication and effortless modern living. Every element has been crafted with meticulous attention to detail, from the superior specification and intelligent home technology to the seamless flow between the principal living spaces and the series of expansive sea-facing terraces. Designed for both everyday luxury and exceptional entertaining, the home includes six bedrooms, a cinema room with a 144” Lyngdorf theatre system by Steinway, a bar, wine cellar and tasting room, alongside a detached studio and boat store. Lutron lighting, integrated speakers and solar panels further enhance the home’s comfort, efficiency and contemporary appeal. Set within Lincombe Drive, an affluent and highly regarded address with sea views on three sides, The Headlands offers coastal living at its finest. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark home where architectural excellence, luxury lifestyle and one of South Devon’s most desirable marine settings come together in truly spectacular fashion. SELLERS INSIGHT “We came across this plot almost by chance. The house that was here at the time was not at all what we had been looking for — in fact, we very nearly didn’t view it. But as soon as we came up the driveway, we could see the vision. We knew there was an opportunity here to create something truly exceptional. The views were unlike anything we had seen before. They were completely captivating, and we knew straight away that if we let this go, we may never find another setting quite like it. That became the starting point for everything we went on to create. When we rebuilt the house, we had a very clear objective: to make the absolute most of the views. Every decision was centred around the outlook, the light and the way the house would connect with its surroundings. We wanted open-plan living, generous indoor and outdoor spaces, and a home that was substantial enough to entertain properly, but still felt comfortable and enjoyable every day. It really was the opportunity to create our dream home. The cinema room was something we had always wanted, and it has completely changed the way we experience film and television — we use it every day. The wine tasting room was also particularly important to us, especially given my line of work, and it has been wonderful to have a space designed specifically for that purpose. What we love is that the house fulfils every need we could ever have. It is incredibly private, beautifully light and has so many luxury finishes that make day-to-day life feel effortless. The Lutron lighting system, for example, means each room can be set to suit the mood, whether we are entertaining, relaxing, watching a film or enjoying dinner with friends. Although we wanted the house to feel luxurious, we were also very conscious of making it efficient and economical to run. With the solar panels and the EPC B rating, we feel we achieved that balance, creating a substantial home that also works practically. Our lives are now taking us to a different part of the world, otherwise we would never consider leaving. This has been our dream home in every sense — the privacy, the views, the light, the entertaining spaces and the lifestyle it offers are things we know would be almost impossible to recreate” STEP INSIDE From the moment you enter The Headlands, the architectural calibre of the home is immediately apparent. The entrance hall is quite spectacular, with floor-to-ceiling glazing, an impressive ceiling height and a striking staircase rising to the first floor, while a further staircase leads down to the lower ground level. Far more than simply a place of arrival, this is a room in its own right — dramatic, light-filled and designed to offer an immediate glimpse of the quality, scale and style that continues throughout the home. The crisp white décor, grey tiled flooring and feature slate wall create a sophisticated contrast, setting the tone for the contemporary interiors. As you move through into the sitting room, the proportions of the house become even more impressive. This is an exceptional principal reception space, with an expansive wall of glazing and a further wall of sliding doors framing panoramic views across the coastline. A feature double-sided fireplace creates both warmth and architectural interest, linking the sitting room effortlessly with the adjoining dining room. The dining area continues the feeling of openness and connection to the sea, with double-aspect bifold doors opening onto the sun terrace, which wraps around the principal living spaces on three sides. This clever design allows the interiors to flow naturally outwards, creating a wonderful sense of inside-outside living and making the most of the home’s elevated coastal setting. From here, the space opens into the kitchen — a beautifully designed, contemporary room fitted with premium NEFF appliances, sleek cabinetry and a striking central island. The island stands prominently at the heart of the room, framed by extensive storage and work surfaces, while breakfast bar seating provides a relaxed and informal place to gather. Further bifold doors open directly onto the expansive terrace and outdoor kitchen, complete with barbecue and pizza oven. With its stone walls, greenery and modern tiled flooring, this is a superb entertaining space, equally suited to relaxed family living or hosting on a grander scale. Throughout the main living spaces, garden, bedroom suites, cinema room and wine tasting room, a state-of-the-art Lutron lighting system provides a range of ambience settings, allowing each space to be tailored to the mood and occasion. Integrated ceiling speakers further enhance the home’s entertaining credentials, extending through the main reception areas, wine tasting room, first floor bedroom suites and terrace. Accessed from the kitchen, terrace and hallway is a fully functional bar — a stylish and practical addition to the entertaining space — with an adjoining cloakroom and server room housing the specialist equipment for the cinema room. The cinema itself has been designed to deliver the ultimate home viewing experience, with two rows of four reclining cinema chairs, a 144” specialist screen, JVC UHD projector and a comprehensive surround sound system via a Lyngdorf theatre system made by Steinway. It is an exceptional private cinema, perfectly in keeping with the luxury and technical sophistication found throughout this remarkable home. LOWER GROUND FLOOR The lower ground floor has been designed with the same attention to detail as the principal living spaces, providing a highly practical yet beautifully finished area of the home. Here, the more functional elements have been cleverly positioned away from the main entertaining spaces, allowing day-to-day household requirements to be managed discreetly without compromising the elegance and flow of the living accommodation above. A large and exceptionally useful laundry room provides excellent working space and storage, while also incorporating a cloakroom and a generous shower area. This is a thoughtful and practical addition, ideal for returning from the beach, boating, walking or simply managing family life with ease. The wine cellar is a particular highlight, having been specifically designed for the storage and presentation of fine wines. More than simply a practical cellar, this is a dedicated wine tasting space, created with a sense of occasion and entirely in keeping with the grandeur and lifestyle offering of the wider home. From here, the accommodation leads through to a boot room, currently arranged as a gym. With ample storage, the boiler and water cylinder discreetly housed within this area, and an external door providing independent access, this lower ground level offers notable flexibility. Subject to any necessary consents, there may be potential to utilise this area as self-contained accommodation, making it well suited to those considering annexe potential, guest use or a more independent arrangement for extended family. Also positioned on this level is a lobby giving access to the integral double garage, further enhancing the convenience and practicality of this impressive coastal residence. FIRST FLOOR The bedroom accommodation continues the home’s clear theme of luxury, scale and considered design. A light-filled landing, with delicate glass balustrades overlooking the impressive entrance hall below, creates a wonderful sense of openness and architectural drama, while leading through to four of the six bedrooms. There are two principal bedroom suites on this level, both beautifully appointed and designed to take full advantage of the home’s elevated position. Each suite includes a dressing room leading through to an elegant en suite bathroom, creating a private and refined retreat. Both also enjoy direct access onto the balcony, allowing the views across the grounds, surrounding landscape and out towards the sea to be appreciated from the moment the day begins. A further bedroom on this floor benefits from its own en suite shower room and is currently arranged as an office, making it a particularly impressive workspace with the added advantage of a private balcony. Another bedroom enjoys views over the garden and has access to the adjacent bathroom, which is a real signature suite in its own right — beautifully finished and entirely in keeping with the quality found throughout the bathrooms on this level. From the landing, a door opens directly to the upper garden patio, where a hot tub is set within decking and complemented by an outdoor shower. It is a cleverly positioned lifestyle space, offering a private place to relax while continuing the home’s strong connection between inside and outside living. A final staircase rises to the upper level, where there are two further double bedrooms, both with their own en suite facilities. This arrangement provides excellent flexibility for family, guests or extended stays, ensuring each bedroom feels private, comfortable and beautifully considered. STEP OUTSIDE The sense of privacy and arrival at The Headlands is immediate. Electric gates open to reveal a sweeping driveway which ascends towards the house, the property itself discreetly hidden from the road. With each turn, there is a growing sense of intrigue and anticipation, passing the boat store and detached studio before arriving at the main residence, where ample parking awaits. Every element of the outside space has been carefully considered to complement the architecture, maximise the elevated coastal outlook and create a series of distinct areas for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the peaceful setting. Lighting has been thoughtfully positioned throughout the grounds, providing both practicality and atmosphere as day turns to evening. The principal ground floor terrace wraps from the entrance door around the eastern and southern aspects of the house, offering a collection of seating and entertaining areas designed to follow the sun as it moves around the building. Discreet glass balustrades enclose the terrace, preserving safety and definition without interrupting the panoramic views across the surrounding landscape and out towards the sea. On the southern side, the terrace flows onto a further patio. This creates an effortless connection between the main house and the wider amenities of the property, reinforcing the sense that each space has been designed with purpose and ease of use in mind. Steps also rise to the first floor patio, where a sunken hot tub is set within decking, complemented by an area of lawn. This space links beautifully back to the first floor balcony serving the principal bedroom suites, creating a private and luxurious retreat from which to enjoy the surroundings. The established landscaped grounds frame the plot with a range of attractive, low-maintenance shrubs, softening the contemporary lines of the house while allowing the views and architecture to remain the focus. Further steps rise to the highest point of the garden, where a dedicated seating area takes full advantage of the sunny aspect and spectacular elevated views — a fitting vantage point from which to appreciate the scale, privacy and beauty of this exceptional coastal home. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure - Freehold Local Authority - Torbay District Council Council Tax - H EPC Rating - B Services - Mains gas, water, drainage and electric ENERGY EFFICIENCY This exceptional EPC “B” rated six-bedroom residence has been thoughtfully future-proofed, combining refined contemporary living with impressive energy efficiency. A substantial 9.6kW roof-mounted solar array — more than double the capacity of a typical domestic installation — is seamlessly integrated with a premium Enphase IQ 5kW battery storage system, dedicated EV charging point and fully automated smart meter arrangement. Designed to work intelligently with a highly efficient off-peak tariff, currently 7.2p/kWh, the system allows the battery and electric vehicle to be charged overnight at a fraction of standard grid costs, while supporting near-total self-sufficiency during the sunnier months. Any surplus electricity generated by the 9.6kW array is automatically sold back to the grid, transforming the property’s energy setup into an active income stream, currently generating approximately £800 per annum in export payments, in addition to significantly reducing daytime electricity consumption. The premium Enphase architecture is completely modular, providing an exceptionally stable and future-ready foundation which can be expanded with additional battery storage or further vehicle chargers, tailored to the lifestyle needs of any incoming owner. It is a discreet yet highly valuable feature, enhancing not only the comfort and practicality of the home, but also its long-term efficiency and appeal.

INTRODUCTION Belton House is a truly exceptional coastal home, offering the perfect blend of luxury, space, and serenity. With breathtaking views over the coastline, this remarkable property is designed for those seeking both elegance and tranquility. Flooded with natural light, the spacious interiors span three floors and include five generously sized bedrooms and five bathrooms, offering comfort and flexibility for family life or entertaining guests. The garden is a standout feature — an oasis of calm inspired by the Italian Riviera. Mature Mediterranean planting, including a variety of palm trees, thrives in Torquay’s unique microclimate, creating a lush, exotic atmosphere that feels a world away from everyday life. A beautiful swimming pool completes this private paradise, and with Meadfoot Beach just a short walk away, Belton House truly offers the best of coastal living. This is a rare opportunity to own a peaceful and luxurious retreat in one of the South West’s most desirable locations. SELLERS INSIGHT “It was the garden that first drew me to Belton House. Having grown up in France, I had always dreamed of owning an orangery, and I knew I wanted an established garden, sea views, and — if I was lucky — a swimming pool. Belton House ticked every box. When I saw the wisteria bloom for the first time that May, I knew I’d found something truly special. For the past 15 years, I’ve poured love and care into creating a Mediterranean-style oasis, using no pesticides so that birds, bees, and butterflies could thrive here. Torquay’s unique microclimate has allowed me to grow a huge range of tropical and exotic plants that would never survive elsewhere in the UK. We moved here from London looking for a slower pace of life, proximity to the beach, and excellent schools. Meadfoot Beach is just a ten-minute walk away, and the local grammar schools and 20 nearby beaches made this an ideal location for our family. Despite the peaceful setting, we’re only minutes from Wellswood and its cafés, shops, and restaurants — and the Osborne Hotel is just down the road with an indoor pool and tennis court, which has suited our lifestyle perfectly. Inside, the house feels bright and spacious, with thick walls and large rooms that open up to the sea view. We later converted the attic to create even more space for our growing family. The layout has worked so well over the years — when the children were downstairs with friends, we could barely hear a sound! This home has been our sanctuary. We've hosted countless dinner parties and summer pool gatherings — it’s a sociable, open space, yet it often feels like we’re in the middle of nowhere. Our neighbours have become dear friends, and we’ve created so many memories here. The garden is my pride and joy and will be dearly missed. Belton House is unlike anywhere we’ve ever lived — it’s more than a home; it’s a lifestyle, a retreat, and a little piece of paradise.” STEP INSIDE Hidden behind a substantial stone wall and sleek sliding gate, Belton House is a true coastal retreat. From the moment you arrive in the courtyard — where a large feature pond surrounded by mature planting fills the air with the soothing sound of trickling water — you’re immediately immersed in a sense of peace and Mediterranean charm. Step inside to a bright, open hallway, where natural light pours through vertical window panes framing views of the pond. White-washed floorboards and crisp, clean walls give the home a calm, continental feel. For convenience, there is a cloakroom and WC off the hallway. The generously sized living room enjoys stunning ocean views through two large windows. A sleek built-in media unit and electric fireplace add warmth and function, making this a perfect space to unwind. The living room flows seamlessly into the dining room, which has patio doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the side courtyard. The flow continues into the stylish, contemporary kitchen, where patio doors lead to the front terrace and pond, allowing indoor and outdoor spaces to blend harmoniously. At its heart is a large central island with an electric hob, integrated sink, and dishwasher. A wall of cabinetry houses the fridge, freezer, oven, and microwave, creating a highly functional and beautifully designed space. Also on the ground floor is a spacious bedroom suite featuring fitted wardrobes, two large windows framing coastal views, and a luxurious ensuite with both a bath and a walk-in shower. On the first floor, a landing leads to a guest WC and a superb bedroom suite complete with a large double bedroom, dressing room, and an ensuite wet room. Velux windows draw in natural light and capture sea views, while the room is generous enough to accommodate additional living furniture — ideal for guests or extended family. The lower ground floor offers flexible living with three further double bedrooms: one with an ensuite bathroom, another with a Jack-and-Jill shower room connecting to the principal suite, which opens via patio doors onto the terrace overlooking the swimming pool. This level also features a well-equipped laundry room. Additionally, you'll find a study or library with fitted bookshelves, and a second reception room with patio doors leading out to the side courtyard — ideal as a garden room, home office, or additional lounge. USEFUL INFORMATION Services - Mains gas, water, drainage and electric Tenure - Freehold Council Tax - Torbay Council (G £3,899.72) EPC - D Broadband - www.ofcom.org.uk

Introduction Belton Lodge is a substantial Victorian home in one of Torquay’s most sought-after positions, with beautiful southerly views across Tor Bay. Set behind a sweeping driveway and within gardens of around half an acre, it offers over 7,500 sq ft of versatile accommodation arranged over four floors. This is a home with real presence, excellent space and huge potential, offering a rare chance for a new owner to update, refine and create something exceptional in a prime coastal setting. The Inside The house opens into an impressive reception hall with a sweeping staircase rising to a galleried landing, immediately giving a sense of the scale and character found throughout. The main reception rooms are generous and elegant, with high ceilings, large windows and plenty of natural light. The drawing room is a standout space, with twin bay windows framing the view across the bay and doors linking through to the dining room. A conservatory opens onto the terrace and helps connect the house beautifully with the gardens. The kitchen/breakfast room sits at the heart of the ground floor and offers clear opportunity for a new owner to enhance and shape the space around modern family life. Alongside this are further everyday living areas including a lounge, bar area and cloakroom, giving the house a flexible layout that works equally well for family living and entertaining. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors. On the first floor, three of the double bedrooms enjoy lovely sea views, while two further double bedrooms, en suites and additional bathrooms provide excellent family and guest accommodation. On the second floor there is a sixth bedroom and another bathroom, giving further flexibility depending on how the space is needed. In addition, the upper part of the tower has never been converted, offering exciting potential for a truly special viewing room or retreat, designed to make the very most of the exceptional outlook. The lower ground floor adds another layer of versatility and is a major part of the appeal here. With a billiard room, office, laundry, store rooms, workshop, wine cellar and additional cellar space, it offers huge scope for hobbies, working from home, wellness space, games room or further ancillary accommodation. There is also potential, subject to any required consents, to create a self-contained flat. The Outside Outside, Belton Lodge is complemented by established gardens and generous terraces that make the most of its sunny southerly aspect and far-reaching views across Tor Bay. A broad paved terrace wraps around the front and side of the house, creating a superb space for sitting, dining and entertaining, all with the bay as a beautiful backdrop. Beneath the terrace is a useful garden room with power and water connected, adding further practical flexibility. The gardens are a lovely feature of the property, combining areas of level lawn with mature trees, well-stocked borders, ornamental ponds, fruit trees, a vegetable garden and greenhouse. Altogether, the outside space feels private, established and full of potential for a new owner to enjoy and enhance over time. The approach to the house is particularly impressive, with a pillared entrance opening onto a sweeping driveway that leads to a generous parking and turning area in front of the twin garages. In addition, a pathway with steps leads down through the garden to Middle Lincombe Road, where there is a pedestrian gate providing useful secondary access. Location Belton Lodge sits in one of Torquay’s most sought-after residential positions, on the leafy Lincombes hillside above the coastline and close to some of the area’s best-known lifestyle attractions. From here, Meadfoot Beach is nearby for morning swims, paddleboarding and coastal walks, while Wellswood offers a good selection of cafés, restaurants, pubs, independent shops and everyday amenities. Torquay harbour and marina are also within easy reach, bringing a more vibrant waterside feel with restaurants, bars, sailing and waterfront walks all close at hand. For buyers who enjoy eating out, the area is particularly well placed. Torquay harbour is home to The Elephant, Simon Hulstone’s Michelin-starred restaurant, which has retained its star in the 2026 Michelin Guide and remains one of the South West’s standout dining destinations. The sporting and leisure offering is also strong. Torquay Golf Club, one of the area’s best-known courses, is around three miles from the town centre and offers a well-established parkland course with lovely coastal views. The marina and harbour area further add to the appeal, creating a setting that works just as well for boating enthusiasts as it does for those simply wanting to enjoy the atmosphere of the English Riviera. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is well connected. Torquay railway station provides onward links to London Paddington and beyond, Newton Abbot offers mainline services, and Exeter along with the M5 are within straightforward reach. This is a location that combines privacy, coastline, good amenities and a genuine lifestyle feel, which is exactly why homes in the Lincombes remain so consistently sought after. Useful Information Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Torbay Council Council Tax Band: H (£4913.98 payable for the 2026/27 tax year) EPC: D Services: Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity Heating: Gas central heating Mobile Signal: Good Outdoor (Vodafone: 76, EE 69%, Three 61%, O2 51%) according to OFCOM mobile checker Internet: Up to 1800MBPS available according to OFCOM broadband checker. Flood Risk: Very Low - according to gov long term flood risk check service. Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

Introduction Cliff Lodge enjoys an exceptional position on the sought-after Livermead hillside, offering one of the finest sea views in South Devon. With 180-degree sweeping views across Tor Bay towards Brixham and Berry Head, this beautifully presented coastal home perfectly captures the essence of the English Riviera lifestyle. The property is arranged over two floors and provides approximately 2,500 sq ft of living space. The principal rooms have been carefully designed to make the most of the stunning outlook, with open-plan living spaces flowing out to the expansive sun terrace and heated outdoor swimming pool. Cliff Lodge is ideally positioned within walking distance of Torquay’s seafront, the marina, Torre Abbey Sands Beach, and the town’s cafés, restaurants, and theatre. The peaceful Cockington Country Park is also nearby, with its 460 acres of woodland, meadows, and lakes. Seller Story Cliff Lodge holds many special family memories for us. Our parents saw the potential to open up the space and create a beautiful home that takes in every possible view of the bay. It has been a privilege to enjoy such an incredible outlook every day. With the beaches, marina, and so many restaurants and theatres within walking distance, this is a truly special place to call home. Inside A glazed entrance porch opens into the welcoming reception hall, where double doors lead into the impressive sitting room. Full-width patio doors frame the magnificent views and open directly onto the sun terrace and pool. Two steps lead up to the dining room, which also enjoys a spectacular outlook. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with high-gloss cabinetry, solid stone worktops, a central island, and a circular inset sink. Integrated appliances include twin Neff ovens and a ceramic hob with recessed extractor, with space provided for an American-style fridge-freezer. Twin patio doors open directly to the terrace and pool. The adjacent utility room offers additional storage and workspace, with matching cabinetry and stone worktops. Upstairs, the galleried landing with arched window provides a bright and welcoming space. The principal bedroom enjoys breathtaking views across Tor Bay towards Berry Head and benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom. The en-suite features a jet spa bath positioned beneath a picture window, a separate shower, vanity unit, and WC. Bedroom two also offers outstanding sea views and fitted wardrobes, while bedroom three is an impressive guest suite with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and an en-suite shower room. Bedroom four enjoys inland views towards Livermead hillside and is fitted with built-in storage. The family bathroom includes a walk-in double shower, vanity unit, WC, and a sauna. Outside To the front, a block-paved driveway provides parking and access to the integral garage with remote-controlled roller door, useful storage, and utility facilities. The rear gardens are a particular highlight, with the full-width sun terrace providing an exceptional vantage point across the bay. Ornate balustrading and gentle steps lead down to a central tier with a heated outdoor swimming pool measuring approximately 7.88m x 4.56m. Further steps lead to two lower tiers, which are mainly gravelled and lawned for ease of maintenance. Mature planting, flowers, and shrubs create a wonderfully private and peaceful setting. Location Livermead is one of Torquay’s most desirable coastal neighbourhoods, offering easy access to the seafront, Torre Abbey Sands Beach, the Princess Theatre, and Torquay’s bustling marina. The tranquil Cockington Country Park is nearby, along with excellent transport links, including Torquay train station, with direct routes to Exeter and connections to London Paddington. Exeter Airport offers UK and international flights, while Torquay Marina provides safe, year-round mooring. The regional cities of Exeter and Plymouth are approximately 22 and 32 miles away, with Dartmoor National Park around 12 miles to the west. Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Torbay Borough Council Council Tax Band: G - £3899.72 in the 2025/2026 year Heating: Gas and electric central heating Services: Mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage What3Words: books.smooth.down Sat Nav: TQ2 6TF Broadband: Up to 1800MBPS with Ultrafast according to OFCOM Broadband Checker Mobile Signal: Variable to Good inside and outside according to OFCOM Mobile Checker Flood Risk: Very Low according to .Gov Flood Risk Checker Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

Introduction Set within nearly three acres of private gardens and grounds, The Station Master’s House is a distinctive four-bedroom country home offering generous family accommodation, an outdoor heated swimming pool, an orchard and a versatile detached outbuilding - ideal as a garden office. The property’s attractive architecture reflects its railway heritage while the interior combines characterful features with a practical and sociable layout. It was originally built to serve the Teign Valley Railway, following the lines closure the building was preserved and converted into a private residence. Multiple reception rooms provide flexibility for family life, entertaining and home working, with the substantial conservatory creating a natural connection to the gardens. Outside, the house is complemented by extensive parking, a detached double garage, established grounds, swimming pool and a detached outbuilding, formally a stable, which had planning permission passed as a garden office offering potential for a variety of uses, including ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. Step Inside The entrance opens into a central hallway, from which the ground-floor accommodation flows. At the front of the house, the snug is a warm and characterful room featuring exposed timber floorboards, a traditional fireplace and a broad bay window drawing in plenty of natural light. It is an adaptable space that could serve as a library, playroom or quieter second sitting room. Across the hallway, the living room provides a comfortable and inviting setting for everyday relaxation with a wood burner creating a focal point, while the adjoining dining room offers generous proportions for entertaining. Wide glazed doors frame views across the gardens and allow natural light to fill the room, while its open connection to the kitchen makes this an especially sociable part of the home. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of timber cabinetry, complemented by tiled flooring and views over the garden. A large range-style cooker, Belfast sink and plentiful preparation and storage space make it well equipped for family life. From the kitchen, the accommodation continues into the substantial conservatory with cloakroom. Beneath its high glazed roof, this light-filled room offers ample space for seating and informal entertaining, with doors opening directly onto the patio and gardens. It is a particularly appealing space through which to enjoy the changing seasons and the property’s peaceful surroundings. A contemporary ground-floor shower room, finished with monochrome metro-style tiling and a walk-in rainfall shower, completes the accommodation on this level. The first-floor landing leads to four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, extending to approximately 17 feet and benefiting from fitted storage and a private en suite shower room. Three further double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family members or guests, with sufficient flexibility for one to be used as an additional office, dressing room or hobby space where required. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Step Outside The Station Master’s House is approached through a gated entrance onto a broad block-paved driveway, providing extensive parking and access to the detached double garage. The gardens and grounds extend to just under three acres and create a wonderful sense of space and privacy. Mature trees and established boundaries surround broad areas of lawn, while the gently sloping orchard contains a collection of fruit trees and offers attractive views across the grounds. Immediately adjoining the house are patios for outdoor dining and seating, allowing the interior accommodation to flow naturally into the garden during the warmer months. The outdoor heated swimming pool forms a wonderful focal point. Surrounded by a paved sun terrace with space for loungers and seating, it is enclosed from the adjoining lawn and creates an inviting area for summer entertaining and family moments. The extensive grounds provide considerable versatility, whether used for children and pets, gardening, recreation or the creation of additional productive areas. A detached outbuilding with electricity, water, drainage and insulation, ideal as a garden office extends to approximately 255 sq. ft. and offers excellent potential. Its generous proportions make it ideal for use as a substantial home office, creative studio, gym, games room or teenage retreat. Subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations, it may also offer potential for conversion into ancillary guest accommodation. Formally this building was stables, so there is equestrian potential given the land size. The detached double garage provides ample additional space for parking, storage or workshop use. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure: Freehold – Unlisted Local Authority – Teignbridge District Council Council Tax Band: F (£3644.17) EPC Rating: D Services: LPG gas, mains water and electric, septic tank

PROPERTY SUMMARY Winton House is a house for all seasons with rooms with a view, this beautifully presented home offers a touch of luxury to family life and an excellent place to entertain. The primary house has 4001 sq ft of living space arranged over two floors yet within the grounds is a 516 sq ft orangery, a two bedroom 729 sq ft detached bungalow annexe as well as a substantial 2280 sq ft pool house with gym and indoor heated swimming pool. There are views from the front across the City of Portsmouth towards the Solent and at the back over fields and farmland towards the South Downs. You are perfectly positioned to relax after a long day at work, yet also close to motorway, train and even ferry links for commuting and pleasure. The large house is very airy and presented with an elegant yet understated décor, so that you could quickly make your mark with a few well-chosen pieces and enjoy living in this exceptional home. The house has four reception areas with a 30' kitchen/dining room, extensive 28' drawing room with separate dining area off, utility room, two cloakrooms, study and to add harmonious life there is also a smaller sitting room, which would make a perfect children's playroom, a den for teenagers or cosy family snug in contrast to the much larger main drawing room. Upstairs is ample space for the family and for guests, the master bedroom has an en-suite dressing room and substantial feature bathroom as well as a balcony with outstanding views towards the City of Portsmouth, the second bedroom has a matching balcony and views, an en-suite walk-in wardrobe / dressing room and bathroom, the third bedroom is situated to the rear of the house with an en-suite shower room and access onto a 39' terrace, complementing the accommodation is a further bedroom bathroom and separate cloakroom on this level. Set back from the road on the hillslopes you get to appreciate more than just the views, you are very well placed for all kinds of leisure pursuits with a golf course just down the road and also being close to the water for sailing or enjoying the beach on Hayling Island, the ferries go to the Isle of Wight or the continent from Portsmouth Harbour and for land based entertainment you are close to Port Solent and Gunwharf Quays, Chichester is only 15 minutes away with its charming shops and festival theatre, for more domestic shopping there are local amenities in Cosham and Farlington with supermarkets, post office and banks. For commuters the motorway is close by and London Waterloo can be reached from Havant Station in 1h 20 mins, early internal viewing of this impressive home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Curved brick retaining wall with soldier railings over leading to wrought iron gates providing access to a large turning and parking area which is laid to shingle, brick retaining walls to either side with raised flowerbeds, portico entrance with stone pillars, double glazed main front door with frosted glazed panels to either side and over leading to:  HALLWAY 21' 0 x 8' 0 (6.4m x 2.44m) 'L' shaped, balustrade staircase rising to first floor, porcelain tiled flooring, two roll top radiators, brushed steel fronted power points, ornate ceiling coving, dado rail, alarm panel, ornate wall cornicing, large understairs storage cupboard housing electric meter, door to garage, door to:  WALK IN CLOAKS CUPBOARD 8' 3 x 6' 0 (2.51m x 1.83m) Radiator, tiled floor and walls, coving, hanging rails, internal door leading to:  CLOAKROOM Low level w.c., with douche, radiator with towel rail over, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, dado rail, ceiling coving, panelled door.   SITTING ROOM 15' 1 x 14' 0 (4.6m x 4.27m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking driveway with far reaching views towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island and the Solent in the distance, ceiling rose and coving, wall cornicing, dado rail, wooden flooring, brushed steel fronted power points, roll top radiator, panelled door.  STUDY 15' 0 x 14' 1 (4.57m x 4.29m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking driveway with far reaching views towards the City of Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight in the distance with roll top radiator under, wooden flooring, central ceiling rose and coving, wall cornicing, dado rail, alarm panel, power points.  DRAWING ROOM 28' 7 x 26' 9 (8.71m x 8.15m) Measurements do not include dining area measuring a further 12'3 x 12'1. Primary room; gloss porcelain tiled flooring, two ceiling roses and coving, ornate wall cornicing, dado rail, three roll top radiators, picture lights, wiring and speakers for surround sound system, three double doors with glazed full height panels to either side leading to rear garden, brushed steel fronted power points, twin glazed doors leading to hallway. Dining area; matching flooring, ceiling rose, wall cornicing, picture lights, surround sound speakers, double glazed window to rear aspect with roll top radiator under, panelled door leading to kitchen, central chimney breast with fire surround and hearth.  KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 30' 7 x 11' 11 (9.32m x 3.63m) Breakfast area; central island with granite work surface with curved corners, storage cupboards under, roll top radiator, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V, gloss tiled flooring, range of matching wall and floor units with granite work surface and matching splashback, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, dresser style unit with work surface, drawers and cupboards under, storage cupboards and glazed panelled doors with central cupboards over, ceiling spotlights and coving, under unit lighting, doors to dining room and utility room. Kitchen area; matching comprehensive range of wall and floor units with granite surface and splashback, further range of pan and spice drawers, chimney breast with free standing range style cooker with hot plate and six ring gas hob with ovens under, extractor hood, fan and lights over, granite splashback, gloss tiled flooring with underfloor heating, space for American style fridge/freezer with cold water supply, tall larder style units to either side and over, integrated dishwasher with matching door, inset twin bowl butler style sink with mixer tap and cupboards under, window to side aspect, wall units, matching ceiling coving and spotlights, twin double glazed doors with full height windows to either side leading to rear garden.   UTILITY ROOM 11' 2 x 6' 5 (3.4m x 1.96m) Square opening leading to store room, interlinking door to hallway, roll top radiator, door to cloakroom, range of wall and floor units with granite work surface, butler style sink with mixer tap and granite drainer to one side, gloss tiled flooring, built-in storage cupboard.  CLOAKROOM Low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, tiled flooring, roll top radiator with chrome towel rail, extractor fan, panelled door.  GARAGE 22' 10 x 12' 5 (6.96m x 3.78m) Remote control roller shutter door, high level double glazed window to side aspect, power points, fluorescent tube lighting.  FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, gloss tiled flooring, ceiling coving, dado rail, wall cornicing with picture lights over, roll top radiator, doors to primary rooms, large built-in boiler cupboard with free standing air vented cylinder, pump system, wall mounted boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested).  MASTER BEDROOM SUITE 15' 0 x 14' 2 (4.57m x 4.32m) Twin double glazed doors to front aspect leading to curved fronted balcony with outstanding views over the City of Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island in the distance, gloss tiled flooring, roll top radiator, ceiling rose and coving, wall cornicing, picture lights, dado rail, panelled door, chrome fronted power points, door to:  WALK-IN WARDROBE / DRESSING ROOM 9' 11 x 8' 0 (3.02m x 2.44m) Comprehensive range of mirror fronted floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes with hanging space and shelving, gloss tiled flooring, double glazed window to front aspect with roll top radiator under, panelled door, ceiling coving, power points.  BATHROOM 22' 9 x 7' 10increasing to a maximum 12'0 (6.93m x 2.39m) White suite comprising; twin corner jetstream style bath with separate shower attachment and jet streams system, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, low level w.c., bidet, twin 'his & hers' wash hand basins with pillared legs, mixer taps, mirror and lighting over, double glazed window to front aspect with outstanding views and roll top radiator under, panelled door.  BEDROOM 2 15' 0 x 14' 1 (4.57m x 4.29m) Double glazed twin doors to front aspect leading to curved fronted balcony with outstanding views towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, the City of Portsmouth and the Solent in the distance, wooden flooring, roll top radiator, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, chrome fronted power points, door to:  WALK-IN WARDROBE 15' 1 x 4' 8 (4.6m x 1.42m) Comprehensive range of sliding mirror fronted floor to ceiling wardrobes to two walls with hanging space and shelving, wooden flooring, door to:  EN-SUITE BATHROOM 15' 1 x 8' 8 (4.6m x 2.64m) Feature free standing claw footed bath with chrome feet, mixer tap and shower attachment, fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, mirror and lighting over, ceiling coving, chrome heated towel rail, bidet, low level w.c., large shower with drench style hood and drying area to one end, double glazed frosted glass window to rear aspect, roll top radiator.   SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, large shower area with drying area to one end, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, extractor fan, double glazed frosted window to rear aspect, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, radiator with chrome heated towel rail over, ceiling coving, panelled door.  CLOAKROOM Low level w.c., with douche, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, radiator with chrome towel rail, double glazed frosted window to rear aspect.  GUEST SUITE Twin doors from landing leading to passage way, door to shower room, door to bedroom.  SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, radiator with chrome towel rail over, close coupled w.c., with twin flush and douche, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, double glazed frosted window to rear aspect, extractor fan, ceiling coving, corner shower cubicle with curved panelled doors, drench style hood and separate shower attachment.  BEDROOM 20' 9 x 12' 0 (6.32m x 3.66m) Dual aspect double glazed windows overlooking rear garden with far reaching views towards Bunker Hill in the distance, double glazed door leading onto roof top terrace, wooden flooring, two roll top radiators, twin ceiling roses and coving, wall cornicing, dado rail, power points, large roof top terrace with wrought iron railings, external lighting and spiral staircase leading to ground floor.  OUTSIDE To the front is curved brick retaining wall with soldier railings over leading to wrought iron gates providing access to a large turning and parking area which is laid to shingle, brick retaining walls to either side with raised flowerbeds, portico entrance with stone pillars. To the rear of the house is a large patio area with spiral staircase rising to roof top terrace with pathway wrapping round to the left hand side of the property providing side pedestrian access with fence panelling and rendered and painted walls. Central to the patio area is a raised fountain and water feature with shingle surround, providing access to the orangery, from this area leading down from the raised terrace are pillars and wide steps leading down to rear garden, wooden built summerhouse with patio surround storage, brick paved curved pathway with lawns to either side leading to rear of garden with white PVCu fence panelling, mature fruit tree, the garden is T shaped and wraps behind the adjacent property. To the rear of the garden is a large paved terrace area with external light, leading to a block built wall on all aspect, to the right hand side is a detached swimming pool and gym.   ROOF TERRACE 39' 10 x 20' 5 (12.14m x 6.22m) Spiral staircase leading to ground level, door to bedroom 3.  THE ORANGERY 24' 3 x 21' 0 (7.39m x 6.4m) Detached orangery with solid walls to either corner, each with tall roll top radiators, to the right hand side is a full height double glazed window with top opener, to the other three aspects are bi-folding double glazed doors leading onto patios and garden area, tiled flooring, ceiling spotlights with central atrium glass roof.  POOL HOUSE 57' 8 x 29' 1 (17.58m x 8.86m) On two aspect are double glazed bi-folding doors leading to steps and terraced garden, to all sides are wide paved pathways, the swimming pool measures 44'9 x 20'4 the internal walls are tiled, air conditioning, ceiling mounted speakers with starlight lighting to ceiling, to one end are double glazed sliding patio doors with full height panels to either side leading to:   GYM 23' 0 x 20' 10 (7.01m x 6.35m) Double glazed door to side aspect with full height windows to either side, ceiling lights, two double radiators, power points, tiled flooring, doors to pump room and shower room:  PUMP ROOM Wall mounted boiler supplying heating for swimming pool with separate hot water cylinder (not tested), electric consumer box, controls for heating.  SHOWER ROOM Low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, radiator with heated towel rail over, large shower cubicle with drying area to one end.  DETACHED BUNGALOW ANNEXE:   LILY LODGE Main front door with frosted glazed panel leading to:  HALLWAY Wooden flooring, doors to primary rooms, built-in cupboard housing electric meter, radiator, ceiling coving  SITTING ROOM 13' 5 x 15' 2 (4.09m x 4.62m) Ceiling coving, twin double glazed doors leading to patio, radiator, panelled door, power points.  BEDROOM 1 18' 5 x 9' 7 (5.61m x 2.92m) Twin double glazed doors leading to rear garden with window to one side, radiator, power points, wooden flooring, ceiling coving, panelled door.  BEDROOM 2 13' 4 x 10' 3 (4.06m x 3.12m) Double glazed window to side aspect with frosted panel, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, wooden flooring, ceiling coving, power points.  KITCHEN 10' 3 x 5' 4 (3.12m x 1.63m) Built-in double doored cupboard housing boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), matching range of wall and floor units with granite work surface, inset butler sink and mixer tap, integrated fridge and washing machine with matching doors, power points, range of pan drawers, wooden flooring.  BATHROOM White suite comprising; panelled bath with chrome mixer tap and shower attachment with drench style hood over and shower screen, low level w.c., with douche, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, ceramic tiled to floor and walls, double glazed frosted window to front aspect, panelled door.   OUTSIDE ANNEXE Side pedestrian access to right hand side of the property leading to a shingled rear garden with shed and sleeper style borders.  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band H – Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

PROPERTY SUMMARY Spring Lawn House is an elegant, double-fronted Grade II Listed Georgian home which has been sympathetically extended over the years by the current owner. Retaining much of its character and charm, the extensive and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors and has three bedrooms, with the potential to rearrange the layout to create further bedroom/living spaces. The 3287 sq ft of accommodation comprises: entrance hallway, 24' drawing room, cloakroom, kitchen, dining room, lobby, further 22' sitting room, hobbies room, boot room and door to the attached garage on the ground floor; on the first floor there are three double bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and storage, and Jack & Jill shower room to the two further bedrooms. Behind the house is a beautifully-kept, westerly-facing garden stretching approximately 150' in length by 85' wide, with wooden summer house, studio and a wisteria-covered, wooden pergola creating a natural focal point. The house has a privileged position within the Old Bedhampton conservation area, a quiet and peaceful hamlet centred around the ancient village church. The property is located within one mile west of Havant mainline railway station, providing access to London Waterloo in approximately 75 minutes, as well as easy commutable road links to all the major south coast cities, the waterfront and promenade of Southsea, historic Old Portsmouth, and the beaches of Hayling Island. Although requiring some updating, viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate not only the potential but also the tranquil location on offer.   ENTRANCE Brick and flint retaining wall with curved bricks over, shingle 'in-out' driveway, leading to turning and parking area in front of the garage. To the left of the house is an attached garage, side pedestrian access and gateway leading to the rear garden. To the right-hand side is an L-shaped, brick and flint retaining wall with wooden fencing and twin wooden gates leading to a further shingled area with off-road parking, bin store and door to the lobby, plaque depicting house name, arched canopy over the main front door with brass lion door knocker, leading to:  HALLWAY 25' 0 x 7' 5 (7.62m x 2.26m) Balustrade staircase rising to first floor, glazed panelled door leading to rear garden, radiator, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms.  CLOAKROOM Low-level WC, wall-mounted wash-hand basin with cupboard under, window to rear aspect, radiator.  DRAWING ROOM 24' 5 x 14' 4 (7.44m x 4.37m) Twin glazed doors leading to rear garden with window to one side, arched opening and door with built-in shelving to either side, leading to hobbies room, central chimney breast with surround fireplace, granite inlay with matching hearth and gas point, sash window to front aspect.  HOBBIES ROOM 12' 8 x 8' 4 (3.86m x 2.54m) Window to front aspect with radiator under, range of shelving, door to:   BOOT ROOM 8' 1 x 7' 4 (2.46m x 2.24m) Windows to side and rear aspects, work surface, range of built-in wall and floor units, shelving, sliding door leading to:  GARAGE 20' 3 x 9' 8 (6.17m x 2.95m) Electrically-operated up-and-over door to front aspect, window to side, rear up-and-over door leading to garden, electric consumer box and power points.  DINING ROOM 14' 2 x 12' 9 (4.32m x 3.89m) Window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, doors to hallway and kitchen, central chimney breast with surround fireplace and built-in cupboards and shelving to either side, dimmer switch.  KITCHEN 11' 3 x 10' 0 (3.43m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect overlooking the garden, range of wall and floor units, inset 2½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher with matching door, free-standing Ideal Mexico boiler supplying domestic and central heating (not tested), ceramic-tiled surrounds, corner display shelving, inset four-ring electric hob with double oven under, three wall-mounted units with glazed panelled doors, radiator, door to hallway, square opening leading to:  LOBBY 14' 2 x 6' 2 (4.32m x 1.88m) Stable-style door to front aspect with window to one side, rear matching door with cupboard to one side leading to garden, high-level cupboard housing electric meter, folding doors leading to:   SITTING ROOM 22' 0 x 18' 1 (6.71m x 5.51m) Twin sash windows to front aspect with secondary double glazing, central chimney breast with wood surround fireplace and brickette inlay matching hearth, two Dimplex storage heaters, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing overlooking patio, dimmer switch.  FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, access to loft space, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms.  BEDROOM 1 14' 1 x 13' 5 (4.29m x 4.09m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, radiator, square opening leading to:  DRESSING ROOM 11' 7 x 10' 3 (3.53m x 3.12m) Secondary (blocked off) doorway to landing, square opening with saloon doors leading to bathroom, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes and dressing table with drawers under, door to:  WALK-IN WARDROBE 17' 6 x 10' 0 (5.33m x 3.05m) Measurements taken from approximately 3'0 off floor level with eaves to front and rear ceiling restricting headroom, range of shelving, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with sliding doors, hanging space and shelving.  EN-SUITE BATHROOM 8' 4 x 7' 0 (2.54m x 2.13m) Panelled bath with mixer tap, ceramic-tiled surrounds, vanity unit with wash-hand basin, mixer tap and cupboards under, shaver point, medicine display cabinet, window with secondary double glazing to rear aspect overlooking the garden, bidet, low-level WC.  BEDROOM 2 14' 1 x 12' 8 (4.29m x 3.86m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, double radiator, central chimney breast with built-in, double-doored wardrobe with hanging space and cupboards over to one side; to the other side is a single built-in shelved cupboard and false wardrobe with doorway leading to:   JACK & JILL SHOWER ROOM Wall-mounted wash-hand basin, low-level WC, corner shower cubicle, window to front aspect with frosted panels, vinyl flooring, heated towel rail, door to:  STUDY / DRESSING ROOM 6' 9 x 6' 1 (2.06m x 1.85m) Radiator, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing, sliding door leading to:  BEDROOM 3 13' 3 x 10' 0 (4.04m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes with shelving to one wall, one housing hot water cylinder, and cupboards over, access to loft space, door to landing.  OUTSIDE Directly to the rear of the house behind the garage is a paved patio area measuring the width of the house, covered canopies over all doors leading to the rear garden, brick retaining walls with flowering shrub borders, and central steps with railings to both sides leading to upper level with paved patio, lawns and attractive fig tree. To the right-hand side on the upper level is a pergola with wisteria, large wooden garden shed, raised terrace with second pergola leading to crazy-paved patio area and wooden shed. The garden extends on separate levels with wooden summer house and studio, feature curved yew hedge, further lawn with mature trees, evergreens and shrubs, wild-flower garden to the rear.  SUMMER HOUSE 12' 3 x 10' 6 (3.73m x 3.2m) Wooden built with twin doors to front overlooking garden and windows on three aspects.  STUDIO 8' 8 x 7' 8 (2.64m x 2.34m) Wooden built with door and windows to front aspect, window to side.  WORKSHOP 9' 9 x 7' 11 (2.97m x 2.41m) Windows to front aspect, door to side, square opening leading to:  STORE 9' 9 x 6' 7 (2.97m x 2.01m)   AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G - Havant Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Set within approximately 60 acres of gently rolling pastureland, Ladyswood House is a distinguished English country house of rare scale and privacy, positioned on the Gloucestershire–Wiltshire border close to Malmesbury and the southern edge of the Cotswolds. Built in 1905, the house is a handsome composition of Cotswold stone, warm red brick and lime render, its elevations animated by stone-mullioned leaded windows, intricate brick detailing beneath the roofline and a series of tall, decorative chimneys. The architecture has a quiet confidence, rich in period character yet balanced in proportion, and immediately announces the stature of the house within its landscape. Arranged across three principal floors and extending to approximately 13,648 sq ft, Ladyswood House has been extensively restored and refurbished to create a sophisticated and highly practical family home. The interiors retain a sense of grandeur, with generous ceiling heights and well-judged room proportions, while the restoration has introduced a contemporary ease that suits modern living and large-scale entertaining alike. At the heart of the house lies the kitchen, breakfast and garden room, a striking central space that anchors daily life. Designed as a social hub, it enjoys views across both the front and rear gardens, with dark contemporary cabinetry set beneath veined composite worktops. A substantial island with oak breakfast bar provides informal seating, while a champagne sink at its centre reinforces the room’s entertaining credentials. The flow from kitchen to garden room creates a natural rhythm between inside and out. The principal bedroom suite occupies a particularly peaceful position, enjoying dual-aspect views over the gardens. It is complemented by a large dressing room with fitted wardrobes and a beautifully appointed bathroom featuring a freestanding claw-foot roll-top bath and separate shower. Further bedroom accommodation is arranged across the upper floors, including guest suites and family bedrooms, as well as a self-contained apartment on the second floor with its own kitchen and living space, ideal for extended family or staff. The gardens and grounds are a defining feature of Ladyswood. From the house, views extend through a green-oak pergola festooned with wisteria, leading to a stone gazebo with wood-burning stove and onward to the swimming pool and pool house. Lawns and stone terraces wrap around the house, while an outdoor kitchen sits beneath a substantial oak-framed pergola, perfectly placed for summer entertaining. Beyond the formal gardens, the wider estate is exceptional. Facilities include a polo yard, an impressive indoor riding arena with viewing gallery, an outdoor riding arena suitable for polo, and an extensive stable complex with loose boxes and Monarch stables. The Lodge, positioned at the estate boundary, provides additional accommodation arranged across a single floor and is well suited to staff, guests or multigenerational living. Despite its seclusion, Ladyswood is well connected, with swift access to the M4 and rail services from Chippenham, placing London, Bristol and the wider West Country within easy reach. It is a rare estate that combines architectural presence, modern comfort and first-class equestrian facilities, all set within one of the most unspoilt corners of the region.

The Old Post House, Preston Candover Thoughtfully renovated and sensitively improved over recent years, The Old Post House occupies a cherished position at the very heart of Preston Candover - one of the Test Valley's most sought-after villages. Rolling Hampshire hills lie moments from the door, while a village of genuine and thriving community life surrounds it, and London remains effortlessly within reach. What sets this property apart from so many homes of comparable age and character is its remarkable sense of flow. Far from the warren of low-ceilinged rooms that period properties so often present, The Old Post House moves with ease from space to space - a quality greatly enhanced by the addition of a handsome new oak-framed orangery, which floods the heart of the home with natural light and opens an entirely new dimension of day-to-day living. Private and peaceful from every vantage point, yet superbly connected to the life of the village, this is a home of genuine distinction - one that rewards both quiet contemplation and generous entertaining in equal measure. Character & Provenance Three buildings, one remarkable home. The Old Post House has its origins in three separate buildings of varying ages, each of which has been woven together over the generations into a single, cohesive residence of 2,321 sq ft. Lived in, worked in, and deeply loved across many chapters of village life, the property carries its history lightly - confidently rather than apologetically. Evidence of that past is everywhere, and all the better for it. Sections of original wattle and daub walling have been carefully preserved and put on display; ancient beams speak quietly of former uses; and the building's long and proud life as the village post office is woven into its very decoration. Against this, the present reveals itself just as clearly: a beautifully appointed kitchen completed in 2024, double glazing throughout, and a new boiler installed in 2025. Whether one chooses to lean into the property's irresistible country cottage character or to introduce a more contemporary aesthetic, both would suit this building with equal ease. Multigenerational Living & Flexible Arrangements The retention of two original staircases lends The Old Post House a natural and largely self-contained duality - a split way of living that is ideally suited to multigenerational households or those seeking dedicated space for home working. The upper floors are connected by a hallway but could readily be made more entirely independent. There are, in effect, two front doors. On the ground floor, several generously proportioned reception rooms offer further scope - whether as shared family space, separate home offices, or studio accommodation. This is, after all, a building that has housed more than one business simultaneously within living memory. Setting Privacy at the heart of village life The L-shaped footprint of The Old Post House - wrapping around its courtyard and gardens - creates an enviable sense of enclosure and privacy. Every outlook faces inward, onto garden, terrace, or sky, and yet beyond the front gates, the village unfolds with ease. A short stroll in one direction leads to the community-owned Candover Valley Store - a much-loved local institution that also serves as the village's post office - alongside the Village Hall, recreation ground, and a thriving tennis club. In the other, barely a minute's walk away, stands The Candover: a newly opened pub with rooms of impressive style and ambition, owned and run by three local residents. It is a venture that feels destined to put Preston Candover firmly on the map as a destination in its own right. Accommodation - Ground Floor Generous, purposeful, and wonderfully cohesive The ground floor of The Old Post House offers a rare sense of warmth and intention. Kitchen, orangery, drawing room, study, dining room, breakfast room, utility room, and cloakroom flow together as a cohesive whole - each space with its own character and purpose, yet unified by a sense of easy, comfortable living. The kitchen - approximately two years old, finished to an excellent standard and complete with integrated appliances and a useful larder - opens naturally into the breakfast room and on further to the dining room and new orangery, extending the heart of the home into a bright and sociable space of real quality. The dining room features a wood-burning stove, while the breakfast room conceals a particularly well-placed secret cupboard - perfectly proportioned for a wine collection. Accommodation - First Floor Four doubles, three bathrooms, and a principal suite of distinction The first floor provides four generously sized double bedrooms, each enjoying excellent natural light and pleasing views over the gardens and surrounding village. Three bathrooms serve the floor, of which two are en suite. The principal suite is, quite simply, the star of the show. Exposed beams lend it an atmosphere of real warmth and age, while the en-suite bathroom - finished in stone, with a freestanding feature bathtub as its centrepiece - offers a level of luxury one might more readily associate with a fine boutique hotel. Storage is excellent throughout the upper floor. Outside Gardens, courtyards, and outdoor living spaces Arriving through the wooden vehicle gate, a gravelled driveway provides parking for three or more cars alongside a practical garage - currently in use as a workshop and motorcycle store - and several further enclosed storage units. The raised lawn garden is a particular delight: edged by mature, considered planting and presided over by an ancient yew of real presence. Tucked within its canopy sits an impressive treehouse, complete with climbing and swinging apparatus - a space that will prove irresistible to younger members of the household for years to come. A wonderfully private decked terrace offers an ideal setting for outdoor dining and relaxed summer evenings. Descending closer to the house, the courtyard-level terrace - fitted with built-in seating and a substantial jacuzzi, included within the sale - completes an outdoor offering that is as versatile and considered as the home itself. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Local Authority: Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: G | EPC: D Construction Type Brick / Slate Tiles Utilities: Water Supply: South East Water, Heating: Liquid Gas, Electricity Supply: Mains Supplied by Octopus Energy Sewerage: Septic tank shared with one neighbouring property. Annual costs: £110 each. Contact the agent for further information. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTC Superfast broadband available, we advise you to check with your provider. Garage Parking Space: Yes Off Road Parking Spaces: Three vehicles Total Internal Floor Area: 1851 sq ft. The property benefits from and is subject to various rights and easements relating to shared access, drainage, services and neighbouring land. The property shares a septic tank with one neighbouring property, with maintenance and emptying costs currently shared equally between the parties. A neighbouring property also benefits from a legal right of way over part of the driveway and contributes equally toward the maintenance of the shared access. Buyers are advised to rely on their solicitor to review the title documentation and rights affecting the property in full. The property is located within a designated Conservation Area, which may impose restrictions on alterations, extensions, and external changes. Buyers are advised to make enquiries with the local planning authority. The property is located within an area identified as having a medium surface water flood risk, with projections indicating a future high risk. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding flood risk and insurance availability.

INTRODUCTION Aboveways is a captivating detached residence occupying an enviable position within the heart of Lustleigh, one of Dartmoor’s most cherished and unspoilt villages. Originally built in 1927, the property enjoys a remarkable setting where far-reaching countryside views, golden sunsets and an ever-changing natural backdrop create an exceptional sense of peace and wellbeing. Set within beautifully established gardens of rare scale, Aboveways offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find — a home immersed in nature, yet just a short five-minute stroll from the vibrant village centre and its celebrated community spirit. The property has been thoughtfully arranged to embrace its surroundings, with every room and window drawing the outside in. Whether enjoying morning coffee overlooking the gardens, entertaining in the grounds, or simply watching the evening light settle across the valley, the connection between home and landscape is ever-present. Combining timeless character, flexibility for guests or multi-generational living, and extraordinary outdoor space, Aboveways is a truly special Dartmoor home. SELLERS INSIGHT “One of the first things that completely sold the house to us was the garden and the view. The moment we arrived, we were captivated by the openness, the incredible light and the far-reaching outlook across the valley. Being positioned on the light side of the valley makes such a difference — the house is constantly filled with sunshine and the sunsets are simply breathtaking. We often joke that we bought the garden with a house attached. The garden has been at the centre of so much of our life here. It has become a real gathering place for family and friends and we have spent countless afternoons and evenings socialising outdoors, moving between the different seating areas and simply enjoying being surrounded by nature. Our grandchildren absolutely adore it here — they even call it ‘Nanny’s park’ because there is so much space to explore and play. We also spend a huge amount of time in the conservatory. The views are incredible throughout the seasons and it always feels connected to the garden and landscape beyond. There is constantly something changing outside, whether it’s the planting, the wildlife or the shifting light across the valley. The guest suite has worked brilliantly for us over the years too. Friends and family can enjoy their own independence from the main house while still feeling connected, and everyone who stays immediately falls in love with the peaceful atmosphere here. Lustleigh itself is incredibly special and has such a genuine sense of community, which is becoming harder and harder to find nowadays. There is always something happening, whether it’s events at the village hall, the history society, pilates, yoga, badminton, quizzes or the gardening society. It is such a warm and welcoming place for all ages. It’s also wonderful for family life. The preschool is lovely, there are beautiful walks from the doorstep, and the village orchard — generously donated to the community — is such a special feature. We’ve loved having easy access to running, cycling and dog walking routes stretching towards Moretonhampstead and across Dartmoor. Despite feeling wonderfully rural and peaceful, the location is incredibly convenient too, with easy access to the A30 and A38, making the coast, London and even Cornwall surprisingly accessible. Aboveways has given us the best of everything — community, nature, privacy, views and a home that constantly draws you outdoors. It is going to be incredibly difficult to leave.” STEP INSIDE A small entrance porch opens into a welcoming hallway where wooden flooring and the staircase rising to the first floor immediately set the tone for the home’s warm and characterful interior. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed in a timeless country style, combining traditional charm with practical modern living. Modern cabinetry is paired with manufactured granite work surfaces, while multiple windows flood the room with natural light and frame delightful garden outlooks. Features include a Leisure electric range oven, integrated dishwasher, inset one and a half stainless steel sink and an open pantry area, creating a wonderfully sociable and functional heart to the home. A stable door provides direct access to the side pathway and gardens beyond, reinforcing the home’s seamless connection to the outdoors. Leading from the kitchen is a useful utility and storage room continuing through to a beautifully practical shower room complete with butler sink, washing machine facilities and additional stable door access to the garden — ideal after days spent outdoors enjoying the surrounding countryside. The principal living room is an inviting and atmospheric space centred around a woodburning stove, with uninterrupted views stretching across the valley and surrounding countryside. The room offers ample space for both relaxed seating and formal dining, while an elegant archway leads through to a cosy snug area and onwards into the conservatory. With tiled flooring, panoramic garden and countryside views, and doors opening directly onto the terrace, this space becomes a natural extension of the outdoors and an idyllic setting from which to enjoy the changing light and spectacular sunsets. From the living room, an inner hallway with understairs storage and cloakroom leads to a generous ground floor double bedroom suite. Perfectly arranged for guests or independent living, the room enjoys direct access onto the decked terrace and is complemented by an ensuite shower room featuring a large walk-in shower. Upstairs, a bright landing illuminated by a Velux window leads to the remaining bedrooms. The principal bedroom is undoubtedly one of the home’s standout spaces, featuring wooden flooring, extensive full-width fitted storage and dual-aspect windows that perfectly capture the breath-taking valley views. The main window opens directly onto the property’s most iconic outlook, creating the feeling of being completely immersed in the surrounding landscape. Bedroom two is a spacious double room enjoying beautiful countryside views and featuring an ornate decorative fireplace, while bedroom three benefits from dual-aspect windows and an abundance of natural light. The family bathroom is bright and generously proportioned, with useful eaves storage adding practicality, while a separate cloakroom completes the first-floor accommodation. STEP OUTSIDE The gardens at Aboveways are undoubtedly one of the property’s defining features, lovingly cultivated over many years, the grounds unfold into a series of enchanting spaces, each with its own atmosphere and purpose. A sweeping lawn, formally a tennis court — unusually level for the village — create an immediate sense of openness and usability, while pathways meander through an extraordinary variety of mature planting, seasonal colour, and established borders. Numerous seating areas have been thoughtfully positioned to capture different aspects of the garden, from quiet shaded corners to spectacular sunset viewpoints overlooking the valley. An orchard and productive vegetable garden further enhance the lifestyle appeal, creating a wonderful balance between beauty and practicality, while the overall setting encourages a slower pace of life immersed in nature. There is ample parking on the driveway which continues to a car port and on to a second entrance, with full access via the neighbouring driveway. There is also a detached garage within the grounds, inaccessible to vehicles, but ideal for storage. Just beyond the property is a public footpath leading to the centre of the Village, just 5 minutes away. Above all else, the gardens offer an extraordinary sense of tranquillity and connection to the landscape — a place where birdsong, changing light and far-reaching views become part of daily life.