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Set within an exceptionally private plot within the village of Shiplake, Woodstock is a detached family home built in the early 2000s with striking exposed timbers and decorative herringbone brick infill. The grand property offers more than 4,300 sq ft of accommodation over three floors with a well-planned layout that’s perfectly configured both for the demands of busy family life as well as entertaining. The formal reception rooms and relaxed living spaces are kept separate, providing a break between the two areas, though the excellent flow of the house makes it easy to join everything together for special occasions. Internally the house is presented to an exacting standard, with premium additions including oak flooring throughout the majority of the ground floor, fully modernised bath and shower rooms and a stunning kitchen/breakfast room with cabinetry by Martin Moore. The latter also incorporates premium appliances including a highly coveted Lacanche range stove with gas hob; a large central island provides a place to gather, while the dining area has lovely views over the garden on two sides. Adjoining the kitchen is a generous sitting room, warmed by a wood-burning stove and the ideal place for relaxed family time. The formal reception rooms are accessed directly from the inviting entrance hallway, including an L-shaped drawing room with feature fireplace open plan to a dining room – both are accessible via double doors and have French windows opening onto the garden, giving the option to open up the entertaining space to the outdoors in the warmer months. Completing the ground floor is a study, cloakroom and a useful boot room and utility room. The first-floor accommodation is arranged around a galleried landing, incorporating a principal suite with dressing room including bespoke fitted wardrobes and separate en suite bath/shower room. The remaining three bedrooms are all generously sized, one with an ensuite and the remaining share a family shower room. The second floor has two further bedrooms with eaves storage and a shower room, making it ideal for older children or visiting guests.The house sits within a sizeable plot just shy of an acre, enclosed by mature trees creating a wonderfully secluded setting. Double gates invite a long, gravel driveway which opens to reveal a large parking area to the front of the house and a detached triple garage. To the side of the garage is a car port and, to the rear, a further utility room. On the first floor there is a useful studio which incorporates a spacious living area, a double bedroom and shower room, providing annexe potential or additional accommodation. The gardens to the front and rear are attractively landscaped with mature shrubs, ornamental hedging and a variety of established native trees, which offers a stunning green outlook from the house. At the back of the house, a wide terrace has space for alfresco dining, leading to a manicured lawn inset with a pretty pond. In addition there are a number of useful sheds for garden storage. Situated in a leafy position on a private lane within the village of Shiplake, South Oxfordshire, the property feels semi-rural while being well connected to amenities and transport links. Woodstock is just 0.6 miles from Shiplake Station, placing it at the very heart of a vibrant community. The village offers excellent amenities including a local shop and Post Office, butcher, bus stop, and the renowned Baskerville Arms pub and restaurant. For a wider choice of shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, the riverside town of Henley-on-Thames and the larger centre of Reading are both within easy reach.Education in the area is well catered for, with a strong selection of schools such as Rupert House, The Oratory, Reading Bluecoat, Shiplake College, and Queen Anne’s School for girls in Caversham. Transport links are a particular strength. Shiplake Station lies on the Henley Branch Line, with fast morning services to London Paddington in just 40 minutes and regular trains every half hour throughout the day — journey times are consistently under 50 minutes. The Elizabeth Line via Reading provides direct access into the City, while the M4 (J8/9) is within easy reach, connecting to the M25, London, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country. A dedicated school bus stop is within walking distance, serving both local independent and state schools.Recreational opportunities abound, with several distinguished golf courses nearby including Badgemore Park, Huntercombe, and Henley Golf Club. The surrounding countryside offers extensive walking and riding routes, while the River Thames provides superb facilities for boating and water pursuits.Quote Reference: 713855

Set on the sought-after Belle Vue Road, this elegant five-bedroom detached home offers over 2,400 sq. ft of versatile living space across three floors, with a private and enclosed rear garden and generous driveway. Moments from Henley’s vibrant town centre, yet tucked away in a peaceful residential enclave, it’s a property that balances lifestyle, location, and longevity.The ground floor flows beautifully for both entertaining and everyday life. A sleek open-plan kitchen and family area opens directly onto the garden via full-height bifold doors, flooding the space with natural light. The adjoining sitting room spans over 22 feet, offering a refined retreat with warm wood flooring, open fireplace and recessed lighting. A separate music room, utility, and breakfast area complete the layout, each finished with contemporary touches and clean lines.Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a standout with fitted wardrobes, garden views and generous ensuite bathroom. Bedroom two is perfectly positioned over the rear garden with fitted wardrobes and ensuite shower room. Two further double bedrooms on the first floor share a modern family bathroom, while the top floor offers a fifth bedroom ideal for guests, a home office, or teenage independence and enjoys an ensuite bathroom.Outside, the garden is private and well-kept, with a paved patio for summer dining and a lawn that wraps around a charming brick built outbuilding, ideal for a workshop, gym or home office. The front elevation is equally impressive: symmetrical, welcoming, and framed by a gravel drive with space for multiple vehicles.Nestled on the highly desirable Belle Vue Road, this residence enjoys a prime position just moments from Henley-on-Thames town centre, renowned for its vibrant mix of boutique shopping, fine dining, cultural attractions, and excellent recreational facilities. For a wider selection of amenities, the larger towns of Reading and Maidenhead are within easy reach.The area is exceptionally well served by schools, with prestigious options including The Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Shiplake College, and Queen Anne’s School for girls in Caversham, making it an ideal location for families seeking outstanding education.Henley Station provides swift access to London Paddington via Twyford and Reading in as little as 27 minutes, with onward connections to the City of London via the Elizabeth Line and to the West Country, ensuring excellent commuter convenience.Road links are equally impressive: the A404, approximately six miles away, connects to the M4 (J8/9) for the M25, London, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country, as well as the M40 (J4) for routes north towards Oxford, the Midlands, and beyond.Leisure opportunities abound, with a choice of distinguished golf courses such as Badgemore Park, Huntercombe, Temple, and Henley Golf Club. The surrounding countryside offers miles of scenic walking and riding trails, while the River Thames provides extensive boating facilities, reinforcing Henley’s reputation as one of the country’s most sought-after lifestyle destinationsQuote Reference: 689977

Set within one of Henley’s most desirable residential roads, this extended detached home offers generous, adaptable accommodation and a superb balance of family living and entertaining space. Positioned less than a mile from the town centre and around half a mile from Henley station, it combines convenience with a peaceful setting.A broad entrance hall creates an immediate sense of space and leads into the heart of the home. To the right, the kitchen/dining room is arranged around sleek white worktops, a range-style cooker and integrated appliances, incl. wine fridge with a central island and breakfast bar forming a natural hub for everyday living. The dining area flows seamlessly into a striking garden/family room, a wonderfully bright, sociable space with bi-folding doors opening directly onto the south-facing garden. From here, a handy office and a separate utility room with additional space for secondary appliances provide practical flexibility.The sitting room, accessible from both the entrance hall and dining area, is an inviting retreat. Built-in cabinetry and a log burner lend warmth and character, creating a comfortable space for relaxation.A further study/bedroom on the ground floor, complete with its own en suite shower room, offers ideal guest accommodation or a private workspace.Upstairs, the principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. Three additional double bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom.Outside, the property enjoys off-street parking to the front. The rear garden is a standout feature: south-facing, beautifully established while offering privacy and designed for outdoor living. A wide paved terrace spans the back of the house, perfect for dining and entertaining, with the remainder laid to lawn and framed by mature trees and shrubs.Nestled on the highly desirable St. Andrews Road, this residence enjoys a prime position just moments from Henley-on-Thames town centre, renowned for its vibrant mix of boutique shopping, fine dining, cultural attractions, and excellent recreational facilities. For a wider selection of amenities, the larger towns of Reading and Maidenhead are within easy reach.The area is exceptionally well served by state schools, including Trinity Primary School with prestigious options including The Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Shiplake College, and Queen Anne’s School for girls in Caversham, making it an ideal location for families seeking outstanding education.Henley Station provides swift access to London Paddington via Twyford and Reading in as little as 27 minutes, with onward connections to the City of London via the Elizabeth Line and to the West Country, ensuring excellent commuter convenience.Road links are equally impressive: the A404, approximately six miles away, connects to the M4 (J8/9) for the M25, London, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country, as well as the M40 (J4) for routes north towards Oxford, the Midlands, and beyond.Leisure opportunities abound, with a choice of distinguished golf courses such as Badgemore Park, Huntercombe, Temple, and Henley Golf Club. The surrounding countryside offers miles of scenic walking and riding trails, while the River Thames provides extensive boating facilities, reinforcing Henley’s reputation as one of the country’s most sought-after lifestyle destinations.Quote Reference: 825457

A superb four‑bedroom detached family home with a stunning separate office offering real flexibility - home office, creative studio, guest overflow, or potential for independent use and an impressive 300ft south‑facing garden, set in the sought‑after village of Waltham St Lawrence. The property is approximately 3.1 miles from Twyford station, offering excellent Elizabeth and GWR line links to London. The spacious entrance hall includes built‑in storage and access to all principal rooms, along with a cloakroom and separate utility room. At the front, the snug features a bay window and fireplace, while the dual‑aspect sitting room offers a bay window to the front and bi‑fold doors leading out to the garden. The rear kitchen/dining room, is the heart of the house — Silestone worktops, zoned underfloor heating, integrated appliances and wine storage with bi-fold doors opening onto a large terrace with views of the garden. Upstairs are four bedrooms, two with en‑suite , plus a family bathroom with corner bath. To the front, a circular “in and out” gravel driveway provides plentiful parking and access to the garage and side gate. The exceptional 0.5 acre plot with south‑facing rear garden is mostly laid to lawn, framed by mature hedging and dotted with a variety of apple trees and plum tree.Windsor and Maidenhead council tax band F. Oil fired central heating, mains electric and water.Quote Reference: 772552

A truly charming and characterful family home, nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Burchetts Green, surrounded by beautiful countryside yet within easy reach of Marlow, Henley-on-Thames and Maidenhead. Set behind secure electric gates, the striking Tudor-style frontage creates an immediate sense of arrival, perfectly reflecting the charm and character that continues throughout the home. Beautifully blending period charm with modern family living, the property offers four generous double bedrooms, three luxurious bathrooms, and four versatile reception rooms, including a stunning family room with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. At the heart of the home is a country-style kitchen with ample space for dining, complemented by a separate utility room. Outside, the beautifully manicured rear garden enjoys delightful countryside views and features a variety of thoughtfully positioned seating areas, creating the perfect setting for al fresco dining, entertaining, or simply relaxing with family and friends. Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Windsor & Maidenhead Tenure: Freehold | EPC E | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick Utilities: Water: South East Water, Private Drainage - cesspool/septic tank – associated maintenance costs apply, contact agent for further information. Electricity: OVO Energy, Gas: N/A - Heating is by Oil with a 2500ltr tank hidden in the garden. Mobile Phone Coverage: 5G is predicted to be available around your location. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP Ultrafast broadband available in your area, we advise that you check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 14-15 Private drainage / cesspool - The property is not connected to mains drainage and is served by a shared private drainage system (cesspool/septic tank) with Old Manor Cottage and Stubbings Manor. The tank is emptied approximately three times per year, with costs shared equally between the properties. Contact agent for further information. Shared driveway - The property benefits from driveway access, with the side driveway providing access rights for neighbouring properties. Any maintenance costs are shared between the relevant parties. Contact agent for further information. The property is located within a designated Conservation Area, Burchetts Green which may impose restrictions on alterations, extensions, and external changes. Buyers are advised to make enquiries with the local planning authority.

Tucked away behind private gates, this enchanting Grade II listed thatched cottage blends 17th-century charm with refined modern living. Rich in history, character and warmth, it offers a rare opportunity to own a truly timeless country home. Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Windsor and Maidenhead Tenure: Freehold | EPC: D - Grade II listed | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick / Tiles / Thatch and clay tiled roof Utilities: Water Supply – South East Water, Sewerage – Thames Water, Heating – Oil (storage tank 100 ESB, installed 5/6/17 on a raised platform with fire board protection) Electricity Supply – Octopus Engery Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP – Ultrafast Available. The owners currently use Gigaclear with an average download speed of 500Mbps and an upload speed of 500Mbps. We advise that you check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 6 plus vehicles Total internal floor area 1827sq ft. Please click on the property brochure and the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Robert Cable or Louis Byrne.

Apple Porch is an exceptional detached family home extending to approximately 3,431 sq ft, positioned within just under an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds. with a private woodland and far-reaching views across Temple Golf Club and open countryside beyond. Accommodation Summary Ground Floor Set back from the road behind electric gates, Apple Porch is an exceptional detached family home extending to approximately 3,431 sq ft, positioned within just under an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds with a private woodland and far-reaching views across Temple Golf Club and open countryside beyond. Recently refurbished to an exacting standard and offered with no onward chain, the property blends contemporary refinement with warmth and character, creating a home designed as much for entertaining as it is for everyday family life. The front door opens into a dramatic vaulted entrance hall, flooded with natural light through full height glazing and electric skylights. Timber flooring and a striking stone clad feature wall introduce the home’s welcoming aesthetic. An oversized mirrored door cleverly disguises a large cloakroom. The hallway provides access to kitchen diner, WC and reception rooms which are positioned to rear and fully embrace the incredible views. The living room with a feature open fireplace and dual aspect glazing with bi-fold doors enjoys an uninterrupted outlook across the garden and golf course. The piano room offers the same views with bi-fold doors providing access onto the terrace, allowing indoor and outdoor living to flow effortlessly during the warmer months. Whilst the family room with second feature fireplace offers a floor to ceiling glass view point to fully embrace the landscape. The kitchen is both elegant and highly functional, fitted with Miele appliances, granite worktops and underfloor heating, with an adjoining dining area that connects directly to the courtyard terrace. A separate utility room provides internal access to the garage and additional storage. First Floor Upstairs, the principal suite occupies a commanding position with panoramic countryside views framed by switchable floor to ceiling smart glass windows. The suite incorporates a generous dressing room and a contemporary en suite shower room with underfloor heating. A well-proportioned guest bedroom benefits from its own en suite, while two further double bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and statement bath. All bathrooms enjoy underfloor heating, reinforcing the sense of comfort and quality throughout. Outside A large gravel driveway provides ample parking and leads to the double garage with electric doors. The approach sets a tone of privacy and seclusion, while the elevated position ensures the surrounding landscape becomes a constant and captivating backdrop. To the rear, the south-easterly facing gardens unfold in layers. Expanses of lawn are bordered by mature shrubs and specimen trees, leading to a series of thoughtfully designed outdoor entertaining spaces. A courtyard dining terrace with a pizza oven, a separate sun deck with hot tub, and a peaceful natural woodland area a large timber building and wood store create an environment that feels both expansive and intimate. Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Windsor And Maidenhead Tenure: Freehold | EPC D | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Standard construction: Brick/Tiles Utilities: South East Water, Electricity Supplied by OVO, Heating OIL Sewerage Cesspool. Maintenance costs apply, contact the agent for further information. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Superfast broadband speed is available in the area FTTC, with predicted highest available download speed 61.9 mbps speed and highest available upload speed 14.3 Mbps. Note, vendor currently has 50Mbps with Smarty. We advise you to check with your provider. Garage Parking Spaces: Double garage Off Road Parking Spaces: 6 vehicles Please click on the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Louis Byrne or Robert Cable.

Tucked within the exclusive Marlow Mill riverside development, this exceptional four-storey residence epitomises modern luxury and waterside living. Encompassing approximately 2,444 sq ft, the home commands sweeping 270-degree views of the River Thames, Marlow Lock, and surrounding countryside, offering a rare combination of refined design, flexible space, and an unparalleled riverside setting. Every detail has been carefully considered — from its striking contemporary interiors and bespoke glass staircase to its seamless blend of elegance, functionality, and location. With five bedrooms, two kitchens, multiple entertaining spaces, and outdoor terraces on several levels, this is luxury living on the water at its finest — just moments from Marlow High Street. Upon entering, you’re greeted by a spacious entrance hall that follows through to engineered oak flooring flowing seamlessly across all principal floors. Underfloor heating provides year-round comfort and a sense of understated elegance throughout. Ground Floor: Light-Filled Reception & Practical Luxury, The expansive ground floor reception room is a true showpiece — designed to impress while remaining inviting. This versatile space accommodates a grand piano, reading nook, TV lounge, and a desk area, all anchored by a stylish gas-fuelled wood-burning stove. Floor-to-ceiling windows capture the ever-changing river views and open onto a large south-facing terrace, perfect for entertaining or enjoying quiet reflection by the water. A smart conversion of part of the original garage has created a fully equipped second kitchen/utility room — ideal for additional catering, convenience, or multi-generational living. A contemporary glass and wood staircase gracefully connects all four levels, allowing natural light to flow freely and enhancing the home’s open, modern design. First Floor: Designer Kitchen & Elevated River Views, accessed through French oak double doors, the main kitchen is both stylish and functional, centred around a large island for dining. Quartz worktops with a marble-style finish add timeless elegance, while picture windows frame the tranquil river beyond. Adjoining the kitchen is a generous living/dining area with elevated water views and its own wood-burning stove, providing a perfect blend of comfort and style. The room opens onto a glass-balustraded balcony, offering unobstructed views of the lock and beyond. Second Floor: Three Bedrooms & Spa-Like rain showers, The second floor hosts three spacious double bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite with spectacular river views, a generous dressing area, and a beautifully appointed en-suite finished in large-format white and grey marble tiles. A family bathroom with similarly refined finishes and a shower-over-bath completes this floor. Top Floor: Show-Stopping Views & Private Terrace, The top floor offers two exceptional rooms. The main bedroom boasts floor-to-ceiling mirrored wardrobes with deep eaves storage, and double-aspect windows that frame the full sweep of the Thames, Marlow Lock, Winter Hill, and even the iconic “pink house.” The additional top-floor bedroom is generously sized and opens to a private sun terrace, finished in elegant black slate tiles — a peaceful retreat to enjoy morning coffee or evening sunsets. Exterior & Communal Grounds, This home is impeccably maintained and finished to an exceptional standard — so much so that it has been featured as a filming location for television productions. Residents also benefit from professionally landscaped communal gardens, which offer further open space and complete the panoramic outlook. Additional Features Allocated parking for two vehicles plus guest spaces Engineered oak flooring throughout living areas Underfloor heating on all floors Private outdoor terraces and balconies on multiple levels Communal riverside gardens maintained by on-site groundskeepers Location: Riverside Living at the Heart of Marlow Set just a short stroll from Marlow’s vibrant High Street (under 0.5 miles), this exceptional home enjoys the best of both worlds — peaceful riverside living with immediate access to town-centre amenities. From boutique shops and independent cafés to acclaimed restaurants and pubs, everything is on your doorstep. Marlow is consistently ranked among the most desirable places to live in the UK, celebrated for its charming riverside setting, active community, and outstanding lifestyle. Food lovers are spoiled for choice with local culinary highlights. Outstanding Education on Your Doorstep This property is perfectly placed for families, falling within catchment for some of Buckinghamshire’s top-performing schools, including: Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School John Hampden Grammar School Wycombe High School Danesfield School Holy Trinity CofE Spinfield Primary Excellent Transport Connections For commuters, High Wycombe station is only a short drive away and offers fast trains to London Marylebone in under 30 minutes. The property also benefits from quick access to the M4 and M40 motorways, and Heathrow Airport is just 25 minutes away by car.

Harwood Mount is a bright, beautifully presented home offering exceptional space both inside and out. The house enjoys an elevated position behind a generous driveway, with far‑reaching views across its own land, mature gardens and paddocks, and the surrounding countryside. On clear days, the vista stretches all the way to Windsor Castle.Over the years the house has evolved through a series of thoughtful extensions and the addition of several outbuildings, creating superb flexibility and further scope for future adaptation. In total, the main house provides almost 4,000 sq ft of accommodation, complemented by a detached, fully self‑contained cottage, a separate gym and extensive garaging with a first‑floor room currently used as a playroom, equally suited to a home office or studio totally over 7000sqft.Inside, the interiors are tastefully finished and modern, with ample opportunity for a new owner to personalise. Space is a defining feature: a choice of reception rooms makes entertaining effortless, whether on a large scale or more informally. The welcoming reception hall sits at the heart of the home, adjoining a practical boot room and cloakroom. The main reception room is wonderfully generous, filled with natural light from its south and west‑facing windows and anchored by a wood‑burning stove for the cooler months. Further living space includes a formal dining room and an open‑plan kitchen/breakfast room with space for relaxed family dining, flowing into a spacious family room. A utility room and study complete the ground floor. Serving the outdoor pool, a dedicated plant room incorporates a changing area, shower and WC.Upstairs, the principal bedroom is notably large and features an en suite with both corner bath and shower. A second en suite bedroom provides ideal guest accommodation, while three additional bedrooms share a well‑appointed family bath/shower room.OutsideSet within approximately 4 acres, Harwood Mount is perfectly suited to those seeking generous outdoor space in a semi‑rural setting. Approached via high electric gates on Spring Lane, a sweeping driveway leads up to the house and a substantial parking area. The impressive garage building sits at a right angle to the house, offering multiple parking bays, a workshop and a versatile first‑floor room. Additional outbuildings include a log store and a gym.For equestrian buyers, the facilities are excellent. A paddock of about 3 acres is enclosed by a ring fence with a track around the perimeter, ideal for exercise or winter turnout. The outriding is superb, with access to trails across the commons and through nearby woodland. The field is bordered by mature trees providing natural shelter, and the stable block includes a tack room and forage store.The gardens are beautifully established, with ponds, mature shrubs and trees framing the lawns. Two distinct entertaining areas offer superb options for outdoor living: to the west, the swimming pool is set within a broad paved terrace with a covered, elevated deck perfect for evening dining; on the opposite side of the house, a further substantial terrace provides an alternative setting for alfresco gatherings.SituationIn a wonderfully secluded yet well-connected setting, the home is set along a quiet lane in the south of Cookham Dean. The open green spaces of the National Trust-managed Cookham Commons can be found to the west, connecting to Bisham Woods, nature reserves and a wide network of footpaths and bridleways. The surrounding Chilterns countryside is spectacular.Within Cookham Dean there are pubs, a popular primary school and a village hall, with a thriving local community. More extensive amenities can be found in Cookham itself, some 2.3 miles to the east, including restaurants, takeaways, cafes, a gym and day-to-day stores and services. Cookham station is 1.8 miles with services to London Paddington in about an hour via Maidenhead, now enhanced by the Elizabeth line. For commuting by road, the M40 (J4 at Handy Cross) and M4 (J8/9 at Maidenhead) are easily accessible.Just a short drive brings you to the prestigious riverside town of Marlow, renowned for its vibrant selection of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants—among them The Ivy Marlow Garden and Tom Kerridge’s Michelin-starred The Hand & Flowers on West Street. The area is also home to excellent schools, including Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School, Herries Prep and Great Marlow School.Local leisure opportunities abound, with golf at Winter Hill, rowing at Marlow and Cookham rowing clubs, and miles of scenic trails for walking, riding, and cycling. Marlow also offers a full range of sports clubs including rugby, football, tennis, hockey, cricket, and bowls.Quote Reference: 809251

This spacious mid‑century semi‑detached home sits on River Park Drive, a sought‑after residential area in Marlow. Extended in 2013, it provides well‑balanced accommodation across two floors.The layout centres around a traditional entrance hall, which provides internal access to the integral garage and includes a cloakroom discreetly positioned to one side. At the front of the house, a dual‑aspect reception room offers a comfortable space for relaxation, arranged around a gas fireplace.The open‑plan kitchen, dining and sitting room forms the heart of the home. Filled with natural light from Velux windows and bi‑fold doors opening onto the garden, this expansive space seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. It is naturally zoned to accommodate relaxed seating and dining, making it ideal for both everyday family life and entertaining. The kitchen features contemporary gloss cabinetry with brushed chrome handles, arranged around a large central island. A generous ground‑floor bedroom with French doors to the garden and an en suite shower room completes the accommodation on this level.Upstairs, there are three further bedrooms, two of which are well‑proportioned doubles, one with a built‑in wardrobe. They are served by a modern family bathroom fitted with a bath and overhead shower.OutsideThe property is approached via a smart block‑paved driveway providing parking for several vehicles, with an integral single garage offering additional storage. The front garden is laid to lawn and framed by mature hedging, complementing the brick elevations and timber‑clad upper storey.A timber side gate leads to the rear garden, designed for easy maintenance and family enjoyment. A wide block‑paved terrace spans the back of the house, providing ample space for outdoor seating, barbecues and al fresco dining. Beyond, the enclosed lawned garden is bordered by planting, panel fencing and laurel hedging. Mature trees beyond the boundary create a leafy backdrop and a strong sense of privacy.River Park Drive is situated in a popular residential setting within easy reach of Marlow’s town centre and approximately 0.1 mile from Marlow station. Set on the River Thames and surrounded by the Chiltern Hills, Marlow is one of Buckinghamshire's most sought-after towns, combining a picturesque riverside setting with excellent everyday amenities and connections. Its attractive High Street and surrounding streets offer an excellent selection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, pubs and restaurants, including the renowned Hand & Flowers, while the Thames, Higginson Park and surrounding countryside provide plentiful opportunities for walking, boating and outdoor recreation.The area is particularly well regarded for education, with an excellent choice of highly regarded schools in and around Marlow. These include Sir William Borlase's Grammar School and Great Marlow School, together with a number of well-regarded primary schools.Marlow station provides regular services to Maidenhead, where connections are available to the Elizabeth line and London Paddington. By road, the A404 provides access to the M4 and M40, giving convenient connections towards London, Heathrow, Oxford and the wider Thames Valley.Quote Reference: 848371

Nestled within the sought-after village of Cadmore End, Chiltern Hills House is an exceptional detached family residence that has been comprehensively renovated to an outstanding standard throughout. Occupying an enviable position within the Chiltern Hills, the property enjoys far-reaching countryside views and offers an impressive blend of elegant contemporary design and comfortable family living. The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the quality found throughout the home, leading to a spacious living room featuring a recently installed wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting focal point. The true heart of the property is the spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, thoughtfully designed for modern living and entertaining. Featuring a striking central island, high-specification integrated appliances, extensive storage and bi-fold doors opening onto the terrace, this impressive space seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living. Further ground floor accommodation includes a separate utility room and a generous study, ideal for home working. The first floor is arranged around a bright galleried landing and comprises four well-proportioned double bedrooms, all enjoying stunning views across the surrounding countryside. The principal suite is particularly impressive, offering dual-aspect views, a luxurious dressing area complete with freestanding bath, fitted storage and a stylish en suite shower room. A contemporary family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Externally, the property benefits from a beautifully positioned terrace, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining, while the surrounding setting provides a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity. Situated within the highly desirable Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Chiltern Hills House offers the perfect balance of rural living with convenient access to High Wycombe, Marlow, Oxford and London. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey family home in one of Buckinghamshire's most attractive countryside locations. Agents Note We may refer you to recommended providers of ancillary services such as Conveyancing, Financial Services, Insurance and Surveying. We may receive a commission payment fee or other benefit known as a referral fee) for recommending their services. You are not under any obligation to use the services of the recommended provider. The ancillary service provider may be an associated company of AIG (KH) Ltd T/A JNP. AML Disclaimer Please note it is a legal requirement that we require verified ID from purchasers before instructing a sale. Please also note we shall require proof of funds before we instruct the sale, together with your instructed solicitors. IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. JFP260038

A unique and striking riverside home set on one of the most sought-after roads in South Bucks, this exceptional property enjoys stunning river views and an array of beautifully designed outdoor spaces, giving you no shortage of places to relax and unwind. Arranged over four floors, the home offers five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, two reception rooms, and a bespoke Charles Yorke open-plan kitchen. The outdoor areas are a real highlight, with attractive front and rear gardens, a beautiful balcony with elevated riverside views, and your own private mooring with a charming river garden and seating area. Further benefits include a private garage and allocated parking for three cars. Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: South Buckinghamshire Tenure: Freehold | EPC: E | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick Utilities: Water: Thames Water, Electricity: OVO, Gas: OVO Mobile Phone Coverage: 5G is predicted to be available around your area. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP Superfast available in your area. We advise that you check with your provider. Garage Parking Spaces: 1 Off Road Parking Spaces: 3 Total internal floor area 2303 Sq ft The property benefits from and is subject to shared rights of way with neighbouring properties, including vehicular access arrangements. The property forms part of a historic arrangement involving a subterranean tunnel running beneath the terrace, which is subject to long-standing rights of access and use. The property is connected to a shared drainage system serving neighbouring properties, which connects to the mains sewer. Access is via a private road, with a shared contribution towards maintenance between the properties that use it. The property also has boundary structures adjoining neighbouring properties, with maintenance responsibilities understood to be shared between respective owners. 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. Please click on the property brochure and the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Louis Byrne or Robert Cable.

The Way House is a handsome, detached 1930s family home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 4 reception rooms, two-thirds of an acre of mature garden backing onto Downe House School’s woodland. Between Cold Ash and Curridge, 5 mins from the M4, with excellent private schools close by. Location Red Shute Hill is an old road that runs between Curridge and Cold Ash, on the outskirts of Newbury in West Berkshire. Property Set back from the road behind a fence and mature hedge, The Way House feels wonderfully private and secluded without being out on its own. The large block-paved drive comfortably accommodates six or more cars. The Way House was built toward the end of the 1920s for the first owner, Robin Milford, a respected composer and at the time, the music teacher at Downe House School. Milford studied under Gustav Holst and Ralph Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music and was a close friend of Gerald Finzi. Whilst clearly a large house at nearly 4,000 square feet, it doesn’t feel cavernous inside, instead feeling nicely homely. “It’s such a nice quality, solid, airy house. That's exactly what we like about it. We bought it for the bones, then we did up the inside. “In the bathrooms upstairs, there’s a solid marble floor and walls, everything in there is solid. This is a welcoming country home, from the storm porch that shelters you, visitors and packages from the elements, through to the end of the long garden with its gate into the woodland beyond. Hallway The warm welcome begins at the front door. Inside the generous hallway, the neutral bright white walls are contrasted with a wealth of warm oak, most notably the beautifully finished bespoke staircase with barley twist newel posts and spindles. Deep oak ogee skirting boards and solid oak flooring run from hallway to sitting room. “We had the stairs made. And all the flooring is solid oak. It's not engineered oak, it’s solid oak.” Natural materials run throughout the house, with granite, slate, marble and travertine, with original old stone and red brick making appearances. Sitting room with formal dining area and garden room The generous proportions of this room mean it can easily be divided into two areas. The current owners have chosen a formal dining area with a table that can comfortably seat eight, accompanied by a baby grand piano to the front, with a classic sofa suite providing comfortable seating around the fire to the rear. The original wide stone fireplace gives the room a period focal point. Currently fitted with a gas stove for instant warmth and atmosphere, it could easily be returned to a solid fuel grate if desired. The room is kept light and bright during the day thanks to the windows on three walls. Metal Crittall-style French doors open into the garden room, which in turn has sliding French doors onto the expansive south-facing garden. “This is where we sit and drink our coffee in the winter.” This is also the perfect spot to sit back and watch the visiting birds and wildlife. “We get lots of visitors in the garden. We put up deer-proof fencing to stop the deer jumping in and eating things. We get rabbits, squirrels, voles and all sorts of birds – garden birds, song birds, birds of prey, red kites... We woke up one morning, and there was a little barn owl, obviously very tired, just sitting outside on the air conditioning unit. It was there all day.” Kitchen/breakfast room The kitchen/breakfast room is the sociable heart of this family home. An inky blue 2-oven 2-plate Aga is the magic ingredient when it comes to autumnal stews and winter roasts, while the eye-level double oven (one with integrated microwave) and 5-ring halogen hob offer convenience for warmer months. Natural materials abound in this highly practical kitchen. These include the slate flooring, solid oak shaker-style cabinetry, granite counters and splashbacks and deep ceramic Belfast sink, with red brick accents in the chimneybreast. A wealth of cupboards and wall units provide plenty of storage, with the breakfast bar having storage on both sides as well as the end. The expanse of work surfaces ensures you’ve more than enough counter space for whatever culinary delights you’re creating. Hidden amongst the cupboards is the integrated dishwasher. Beyond the kitchen is the large breakfast area, perfectly sized to host a long refectory table with additional space for a sofa or large dog crate. French doors lead out into the long, south-facing garden with internal doors to the right leading into the family room. Family room This generously proportioned room means everyone can decamp to their favourite spot on a selection of sofas and armchairs, making the most of a widescreen TV, media centre, book cases or whatever you choose to furnish it with. Windows on three walls and borrowed light from the kitchen/breakfast room fill the space with natural light. In the evening, the gas fire creates instant warmth and ambience. French doors lead out onto the patio and into the garden, making this a lovely space for big family get-togethers, social gatherings and all-year-round living. Utility An unusual C-shaped room, this could easily be used as a boot room, laundry room, utility room and storage space. All at the same time. Oak shaker-style cabinets sit beneath a laminate worktop with attractive stone-effect tile splashbacks. There’s a stainless-steel 1½ bowl sink and draining board, adjustable shelves and a range of tall cupboards. As with the rest of this house, storage is plentiful and well considered. The boiler is new, installed less than a year ago. The washing machine is built in. A side door leads out to the gated back garden. Study Ideally sized to be used as a home office, study or library. Dual aspect windows look out to the side of the house and the driveway and porch. Gym/garage From the outside it’s clear to see this was once the garage. Today it’s a large, air-conditioned home gym, furnished with rubber matting and double mirrored cupboards. Windows on two walls and a side door further add to this room’s versatility, which could be returned to a garage with relatively little work. Cloakroom Recently refurbished, the cloakroom has half-height real travertine wall and floor tiles, a contemporary close-coupled WC with wall-hung hand basin, and a chromed ladder-style towel rail. “We’ve literally just done the family shower room and downstairs cloakroom.” UPSTAIRS – FIRST FLOOR The spacious wrap-around landing retains an original red brick fireplace, a nod to its 1920s origins before central heating came as standard. Beside this is a little reading nook. The red brick is a nod to the location – Red Shute originates from the red clay that can be found in the area. Additional storage is tucked into corners and beneath stairs, some bespoke and recently added, some original with latched wood doors. A wide triple window looks out to the rear garden and, further along the landing, a pair of Velux windows keep things light during the day. From the landing you have access to the principal and three bedrooms, with stairs taking you up to the next floor for the fifth bedroom and ensuite. Principal bedroom This generously proportioned bedroom feels like it’s occupying its own wing in this spacious house. “We've got a six-foot-wide bed in our room and you wouldn't notice the size, the proportions of the room are so big.” The super-king size bed looks like a standard double in this spacious bedroom, and there’s still more than enough space for accompanying bedside tables, chests of drawers, a dressing table and a sofa or chaise longue. Flush bespoke fitted wardrobes provide a wealth of storage while maintaining an uncluttered feel. Windows on three walls fill the room with natural light, while air conditioning ensures the room stays comfortable in the increasingly hotter summers. The end window has a fantastic view down the length of the garden to the woods beyond. Air conditioning means that even during a heat wave this is a cool, tranquil haven. Ensuite Larger than most family bathrooms, this ensuite bathroom is well equipped and beautifully finished in real marble. The wide shower enclosure has thermostatic controls, a large rainfall showerhead and a handset on a riser bar. The freestanding double-ended bath sits beneath the window, perfect for reading a good book as you enjoy a long relaxing soak. “The bathroom is a tranquil space for any person, it’s perfect to get away from the rest of the family and have a nice bath. It’s quite spa-like.” A double sink vanity unit sits beneath corresponding double mirrored cabinets with spot lighting overhead. The room is further filled with natural light from the two opposing windows. Towels are kept warm and to-hand with two ladder style radiators; a tall radiator sits beside the shower enclosure and a wide radiator sits beside the bath. Set back on either side of the shower enclosure are two built-in cupboards, ideal for stacks of fresh towels and linens, as well as cleaning products and more. “We had a lot of bespoke storage put into the house by a master carpenter cabinet maker. It’s now got a lot of storage, which we didn't have when we first got here.” Bedroom two Another generously proportioned bedroom, this time with period features that include a solid stone fireplace and two built-in cupboards with original latched doors. The room is filled with light thanks to the windows on three walls. One window, with views down the garden, sits above what would make a lovely bright desk space between the cupboards. There’s ample space for a sofa as well as the usual bedroom furniture, which would make this a great bedroom-cum-sitting room for an older child. Bedroom three With a nod to the creative background of the original owners, this room has a beautiful stained glass porthole window featuring a rampant red lion on a deep blue background, with a period brick fireplace tucked away in a corner. This well-sized double bedroom has a built-in wardrobe with period latched door and a picture rail that encircles the room. The window looks out to the front of the house and the open fields beyond. Bedroom four The smallest of the bedrooms, this still provides space for a double bed, bedside table and chest of drawers. This would make a great guest bedroom or second office, should more working from home space be needed. Being opposite the principal bedroom, it would also be ideal as a nursery or young child’s bedroom. Family shower room This spacious shower room has been newly refurbished. The marble tiling is of note, with the huge sheets of marble in the shower beautifully juxtaposed by the delicate herringbone tiles on the surrounding walls. “We've used high-end materials throughout the house. The marble tiles in the bathroom took four men to lift!” The walk-in shower has thermostatic controls, an adjustable spray pattern shower head with a handset on a riser bar. Set into the wall are two shelf recesses, keeping shampoos and cleansers close to hand, while towels are kept warm and within reach on a stylish anthracite ladder-style radiator. A wide mirror sits above a floating double sink vanity unit, with a close-coupled WC against the window wall. Wide windows fill the room with natural light. SECOND FLOOR Follow the turned oak staircase up another floor and you reach the former attic space, now a bedroom with ensuite bathroom. The Velux window overhead ensures the stairs are well lit, with the landing and two eaves storage cupboards providing handy storage space. Bedroom 5 Velux windows on two aspects ensure plenty of natural light, with the quad set giving incredible floor-to-ceiling views across the garden to the woods beyond. This double bedroom is fitted with air conditioning to keep things pleasantly comfortable no matter how hot the day outside. Shower room The spacious bathroom has a corner bath with mixer taps and handset. There’s a vanity topped hand basin with shaver socket, a close-coupled WC and a ladder-style chromed towel radiator. The walls and floor have real travertine tiles with a decorative mosaic band. Outside The house is set back from the road behind a fence and mature hedge. Through the stone pillared entrance, you have a large block-paved driveway with plenty of space to park six or more cars. A mix of high hedges and trees screen the house from neighbours and the road, while the woodland behind and open fields opposite ensure you’re not overlooked. This is a wonderfully private house. “The garden was what sold the house to us. It’s spectacular.” The back garden is huge, the whole plot from front to back extends to two-thirds of an acre. Within the garden are numerous trees, some of which are believed to be up to 300 years old. “It's south facing, backed by trees and is the best part of an acre. It's got lots of old mature trees and shrubs. We just love the fact that some of these trees have been here for hundreds of years.” Running the full width of the house is a large block paved patio, which extends to the first of several sheds, others are hidden from view discretely tucked behind hedges and greenery. “I would say it's an English garden with Mediterranean touches. There are tropical plants and some maples which go bright red.” Heading into the garden is a new octagonal raised decking area. This has been designed specifically for outdoor dining, and in warmer months benefits from being partially shaded by the surrounding trees and hedging. “In summer, this is a lovely spot to sit and have a morning coffee, and an evening sundowner.” Continue further into the garden and you’ve a summer house, with electricity, should you want a quiet spot away from the house to think, read or just sit back and do nothing. Dotted throughout the garden are numerous ornamental trees and shrubs, including a particularly handsome acer, a tree palm, cherry tree and much more. This is a well-established, low-maintenance garden designed to be enjoyed rather than laboured over. “I would say some of these trees are exceptional. I mean, you can't buy a new house and get this.” It would be easy to forget you have neighbours in this very private garden. You’d be hard pressed to catch sight of anyone. “In different times of year, you get different things going on. You're also really, really sheltered, you don't see anyone here, thanks to all the trees.” At the end of the long lawn is a gate that takes you into woodland owned by the neighbouring Downe House School. Parking The house has a large block paved drive which provides parking for six or more cars. Situation Red Shute Hill is surrounded by pretty villages and sprawling countryside, ideal for long rambles. “We've just got some nice walks, you can walk all the way from Hermitage down to Hampstead Norreys. There's a new path down there that’s been put in along the old railway branch line.” For those who like a walk to include a country pub on a walk, your choices include The Bunk Inn, within strolling distance, while a little further afield you have Frilsham and Yattendon, between them home to The Royal Oak, The Pot Kiln and the Renegade Brewery Taproom & Kitchen. “There are lots of nice walks from here. There’s a nice walk down to The Bunk, which is the old country pub. You've got Grimsby Wood at the top. There’s even a fairly large herd of albino fallow deer nearby – so you can very literally see white harts as you walk around.” For dining out, you have your local, The Bunk Inn, and for something Michelin-inspired, you have The Woodspeen, the Vineyard, Goat on the Roof and Malverleys, which are all within a short drive. For culture, you have the iconic and award-winning Watermill Theatre (also a dining location), Arlington Arts, the Corn Exchange and the Living Rainforest. For recreational activities, Newbury town centre has a multi-screen cinema, plentiful shops and businesses. Newbury town centre is just two miles away. Newbury and Thatcham train stations are barely a 10-minute drive. Newbury Racecourse is just across town. There are several golf courses in and around Newbury, including Donnington & Co hotel, spa and golf club, Deanwood Park Golf Club, Donnington Grove Golf Club and Newbury & Crookham Golf Club. Transport links By car The junction with the M4 and A34 is just a 5-minute drive away, connecting you to most of the country. From these, you can access London in the east, Bristol and Cornwall in the west, head north to Birmingham or south to the coast. Both Newbury and Red Shute Hill are incredibly well-connected. By train Trains from Newbury and Thatcham stations run to Reading, connecting with the Elizabeth line, and to London, Didcot, Heathrow and Gatwick airports. To the west, trains run to Exeter St Davids and Penzance. By bus Your nearest bus stops are opposite the Murco Fuel Station heading into Newbury, and just beyond the Curridge Road junction heading away from town. Schooling According to West Berkshire Council, the schools within the catchment area are: Primary: St Mark’s C.E. Primary School and St Finian’s Catholic Primary School Secondary: The Downs School and Trinity School In addition, there’s a wide range of highly acclaimed private schools in the area, which includes the neighbouring Downe House - their woods can be reached from the gate at the bottom of the garden. You also have St Gabriel’s, Brockhurst & Marlston House, Cheam, Thorngrove, Elstree, Abingdon School, Marlborough College and Bradfield College, Pangbourne College, Radley College and more. Good to know There’s a new Co-op in Hermitage, handy for those everyday essentials. There's a lot of storage throughout the house, some is original, some has been bespoke made by a master craftsman. Original features include Crittall-style French doors, stone and brick fireplaces, wooden latched doors and a feature leaded glass window. To the side of the house is an enclosed patio area, ideal for letting the dog(s) out and keeping them close by. Abingdon School and St Gabriel’s School both run buses to this area. Services Heating and hot water are oil fired. Electricity and water are mains connected. Waste is to a septic tank at the bottom of the garden. Connectivity Broadband, according to Gigaclear, is Ultrafast at up to 820Mbps. Mobile, according to Vodafone, is a “good indoors and outdoors” 5G service. Council The local authority is West Berkshire. The house is Council Tax band G. Tenure Freehold Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) E EPC rating: E. Council tax band: G, Tenure: Freehold,

Set along a peaceful stretch of the River Thames in Cookham Dean, The Islands is a truly extraordinary six-bedroom home, a whimsical riverside residence set upon its own private 4.5-acre Thameside island, reached by a private bridge. Retaining the original part of a striking period house, it offers an almost cinematic sense of seclusion, where gardens wind towards the water’s edge and every view is punctuated by the glimmer of the river beyond. Entry is to an oak-panelled reception hall reminiscent of a grand Scottish hunting lodge, complete with an open fireplace, stained glass window and panelled ceiling. It’s a house that wears its history proudly, blending Victorian warmth with idiosyncratic architectural details that make it truly one of a kind. The reception hall leads to a series of elegantly proportioned rooms set at pleasing angles, each rich with texture and light. The drawing and dining rooms, situated in the oldest part of the house, are interlinked by oak-faced double doors and framed by exposed beams, decorative pillars and open fireplaces, spaces made for conversation and quiet moments alike. The study, positioned to the right of the front door, offers a peaceful vantage point overlooking the river, bathed in sunlight from a large picture window and overhead skylight. Beyond the threshold, the magic of the island unfolds. The main island is a secret world unto itself, a sanctuary alive with wildlife and colour. Gardens flow into croquet lawns, a paddock, orchards and a flower garden, while the heated pool and pool house are perfectly positioned for long summer afternoons. Three bridges connect the two islands, two of them hidden among the trees, leading to yet more secluded gardens, statues tucked between hedges, and pathways lined with palms, figs, bamboo and bursts of tropical planting. It’s a place where every turn reveals something new. The setting is steeped in history. Once part of an ancient royal fishery dating back to Tudor times, this stretch of river inspired The Wind in the Willows and still hosts the traditional ‘Swan Upping’ each summer, one of those wonderfully eccentric English customs that add to the charm of life on the Thames. Two muntjac deer, families of swans, red kites and migrating geese are among the island’s regular visitors, underscoring its rare sense of natural harmony. On the first floor of the main house, four bedrooms unfold beneath gentle eaves, each with its own sense of character. The principal suite is especially beautiful, complete with a balcony off the dressing room, a perfect perch for morning coffee as mist rises from the water, or evening sundowners as boats drift past. Art Deco notes appear in the carved wooden fireplace and marble hearth, while large bay windows across the river-facing rooms invite light to pour in throughout the day. A further ensuite bedroom, a turreted vanity nook and a spacious family bathroom complete this level. Beyond the main house lies a cottage within the grounds, currently configured as a double garage with an adjoining studio and sitting room that opens onto a terrace overlooking the river. The property also benefits from extensive mooring and fishing rights, with private mooring piles set along the banks, a rare privilege for any Thameside home. Cookham Dean is one of Berkshire’s most picturesque riverside enclaves. The nearby village of Cookham is beloved for its independent shops, historic pubs and the celebrated Bel & The Dragon restaurant, while the charming towns of Marlow and Henley-on-Thames are just a short drive away. Maidenhead station offers fast links into London Paddington, placing this secluded island retreat within easy reach of the city, yet feeling a world apart.

*** Open House Saturday 17th October 10am – 1pm*** A substantial late-Victorian family home, offering generous and adaptable accommodation within established private gardens in the most sought-after part of Camberley. The property has been owned by the same family since 1979 and is now offered on the open market for the first time in almost half a century. Built in the late 1890s by Colonel Pomsonby Watts for his three daughters, Heatherdale House is one of the earlier substantial homes in the locality. Cleverly designed to benefit from natural light with the sun rising on the breakfast room and setting on the dining room to ensure the house if flooded with natural light throughout the day. Providing approximately 4,600 sq ft within the main house and almost 5,000 sq ft overall, including the garage and ancillary areas, this is a home of considerable scale. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and offers flexibility for family life, working from home and visiting guests. The gated residence is approached along a gravel driveway framed by mature rhododendrons. Its red-brick elevations, steep gables, decorative detailing and arched entrance give the property a strong sense of character, while established planting ensures a good degree of privacy. Inside, the entrance hall immediately introduces the proportions of the house. High ceilings, large sash windows and traditional detailing continue throughout, with excellent natural light creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The original fireplaces together with the period features perfectly reflect the property’s late-19th-century origins. The spacious landings are finished in Farrow & Ball’s Setting Plaster, with new carpets fitted in April 2026. The house has been modernised with careful consideration for its original architecture. The reception rooms are particularly generous and provide a choice of spaces for both everyday family life and more formal entertaining. The main sitting room extends to more than 22 feet and enjoys plenty of natural light, together with views and access towards the garden. The adjoining conservatory is positioned to overlook the garden and provides a useful additional living area and a natural link between the house and grounds. The dual access dining room with family and staff doors is a well-proportioned space that opens via an alcove to what was originally the gentlemen’s smoking and whisky room, a set of French doors lead to the garden. The spacious kitchen with a centre island leads to a separate breakfast room and a substantial utility room, creating a practical arrangement for family life. A cloakroom and a study with direct access to the garden complete the ground floor which offers scope for a future owner to adapt the spaces to suit their own requirements. A useful cellar is accessed from the inner hallway. To the first floor there are five bedrooms, several with attractive garden views and original fireplaces. Additionally, there are two bathrooms and cloakroom to this floor, they have been maintained and updated, combining modern functionality with the traditional character of the property The second floor was originally the servants’ quarters and features a large bedroom and a study along with a vast boarded attic room measuring approximately 35 feet by 22 feet which provides excellent storage. The current configuration allows the house to be used with between five and seven bedrooms depending on individual needs. Whilst the attic room offers amazing future development potential. Outside, the established wrap around gardens include areas of lawn, mature hedging, flowering shrubs and apple trees along the far boundary. There are several different seating spots along with imaginatively zoned areas that provide interest and intrigue. The mature planting provides a high degree of privacy. The detached double garage occupies the site of the original stable block, providing parking and storage. Two EV charging points have also been discreetly installed. Heatherdale House combines generous accommodation, original character and a practical, flexible layout. Its first sale since 1979 represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home with a long history and considerable scope for the future. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Local Authority: Surrey Heath Borough Council Tenure: Freehold | EPC: D | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick / Tiles Utilities: Water Supply & Sewerage Mains: South East Water Heating Gas EoN, Electricity Supply – EoN, EV Charging Point. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP Ultrafast broadband is available in the area, we advise that you check with your provider. Garage Parking Spaces: 2 Off Road Parking Spaces: 4 + Total Internal Floor Area: 4606 sq ft

A Stunning Grade II Listed Barn Conversion in Dorney. Tucked away in a secluded cul-de-sac in the picturesque village of Dorney, ideally positioned between Taplow and Windsor, this exceptional Grade II listed barn conversion offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Beautifully appointed throughout, the home boasts five spacious double bedrooms, four stylish bathrooms and a country style eat-in kitchen. The property’s showstopper is the breathtaking main reception room, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, original exposed beams, wood burning stove and an abundance of natural light, ideal for both entertaining and relaxed family living. With three versatile reception rooms in total plus a mezzanine level, the home adapts effortlessly to your lifestyle needs. Outside, enjoy two generous patio areas at the front and rear, maintained lawned garden, and a private hot tub area. Tenure: Freehold | EPC C - Grade II Listed | Council Tax Band G Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities: Water: Thames Water, Sewerage: Thames Water, Gas: EDF, Electricity: EDF Mobile Phone Coverage: EE, Three, O2, Vodaphone. 5G is predicted to be available around your location from the following providers: EE, Three, O2, Vodaphone. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Superfast 80 Mbps. You may be able to obtain broadband service from these Fixed Wireless Access providers covering your area. Openreach. We advise that you check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 8-10 Construction Type: Brick + Timber Cladding Please click on the property brochure or video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Louis Byrne.

Set within the impressive grounds of Hitcham House, a remarkable Grade II listed Gothic Revival country home, this exceptional residence is one of just nine distinctive homes created within the original estate. Rich in period character and combining architectural elegance with the comforts of contemporary living, the property has been lovingly and comprehensively renovated by the current owners. Improvements include a bespoke kitchen, sash windows, new oak parquet flooring, new bathrooms, upgraded electrics, new radiators, underfloor heating to the principal bathroom, new carpets, a new patio and outdoor entertaining area, together with extensive restoration of the gardens and hedging. The beautifully presented accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, two generous reception rooms and a bespoke eat-in kitchen, with the flexibility for one of the reception rooms to be used as a fifth bedroom, if required. Outside, the property enjoys its own private areas of garden to both the front and rear, including a newly created terrace for outdoor dining and entertaining. Hitcham House itself stands within approximately six acres of magnificent grounds, divided into privately owned garden plots belonging to the individual residences. The property also benefits from its own private garage and off-street parking, all set securely behind electric gates. A truly special home, offering a rare combination of striking period architecture, beautifully renovated interiors, extensive grounds and an exceptional sense of privacy. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Leasehold with share of freehold, 999-year lease from 29 September 1983, expiring 28 September 2982 Ground Rent: Peppercorn Service Charge: £4,332 per annum, including a contribution towards building insurance Local Authority: South Buckinghamshire Grade II Listed | EPC Rating: D | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick Mains: Electricity: E.ON, Gas: E.ON, Water: Thames Water Mobile Phone Coverage: 5G is predicted to be available in your area. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP Ultrafast broadband available in your area. We advise that you check with your provider. Garage: One private garage Parking: Off-street parking 2 - Two allocated parking spaces and use of a communal car park. Total Interanl Floor Area: 3434 sq ft Service charge / building insurance: The annual service charge includes a contribution towards the building insurance. Further details of the service charge and insurance arrangements should be confirmed by the purchaser's conveyancer. Management company: Hitcham House Management Limited is the management company, and the title contains a restriction in relation to membership of that company and the entering into of the relevant covenants on a transfer. Further details are available from the selling agent and should be confirmed by the purchaser's conveyancer. Legal easements: The title confirms that the property has the benefit of legal easements granted by the lease. Further details should be confirmed by the purchaser's conveyancer.

Rising from more than two acres of beautifully landscaped gardens on the edge of one of Berkshire's most sought-after villages, The Old Rectory is an exceptional Victorian country house, sensitively restored and reimagined for modern family life. Designed by the renowned Gothic Revival architect George Edmund Street and occupying an enviable position with far-reaching views across open countryside, this remarkable residence combines architectural grandeur with a level of comfort and craftsmanship rarely encountered. Built between 1874 and 1875, the house is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, distinguished by its steeply pitched rooflines, stone mullioned windows and handsome red-brick elevations. Acquired by the current owners in 2019, it has since undergone an extensive back-to-brick renovation, including a complete overhaul of the mechanical systems, the installation of underfloor heating throughout, and a comprehensive redesign of the interiors. Every element has been approached with extraordinary care, preserving the building's historic character while introducing a refined contemporary sensibility. Extending to over 7,500 sq ft, the principal house unfolds across two main floors and a cellar level. At its centre is a dramatic reception hall, where original architectural details have been carefully restored and complemented by richly layered interiors. The principal reception rooms enjoy impressive proportions and a wonderful sense of light, with deep bay windows framing views of the gardens. A drawing room and snug provide elegant spaces for entertaining and quieter moments alike, while the dining room is ideally positioned for larger gatherings. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed as the heart of the home. Double-height ceilings and tall Gothic-style windows flood the space with natural light, while bespoke cabinetry and striking stone surfaces create a room that is both practical and visually compelling. Adjoining pantry, utility and boot room spaces ensure the house functions effortlessly on a day-to-day basis. The first floor provides seven generously proportioned bedrooms and five bathrooms. The principal suite occupies a particularly impressive position within the house, enjoying a beautiful bay window overlooking the gardens, alongside a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Throughout the accommodation, original architectural features, tall ceilings and leafy outlooks reinforce the house's connection to its surroundings. Outside, the grounds have been transformed with the guidance of Marcus Barnett Studio, the Chelsea Gold Medal-winning landscape practice. Formal gardens unfold around the house, with structured planting, mature trees and beautifully designed terraces creating a sequence of outdoor rooms. Beyond are a productive vegetable garden, a tennis court and a swimming pool with accompanying pool house. More than one hundred mature trees are scattered throughout the grounds, including several specimens believed to be over two centuries old

Behind gates on one of Ascot’s most sought-after private roads, Hanover House unfolds across more than 11,500 sq. ft. of impeccably designed living space, set within just under an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds. Classical in its proportions yet distinctly modern in execution, the house balances impressive scale with a warmth and practicality. A sweeping resin-bound driveway approaches the red-brick façade, where elegant symmetry and crisp architectural detailing create an immediate sense of arrival. Inside, a dramatic double-height entrance hall rises to a galleried landing above, introducing the generous proportions and natural light that define the house throughout. The ground floor has been carefully arranged for both formal entertaining and relaxed family life. A series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms includes a formal drawing room, dining room and a private study/library, while the rear of the house opens into an exceptional kitchen and family living space. Designed around split-level zones that subtly define each area, the room combines a bespoke kitchen with informal seating and dining spaces, centred around a striking glazed wine display. Large bifold doors draw the garden into the house, opening onto a covered loggia with integrated heating and speakers, ideal for year-round entertaining. A separate television room, spacious boot room and utility area complete the floor. The principal suite occupies much of the first floor and has the feel of a private apartment, comprising a large bedroom, separate sitting room, two dressing rooms, two en suite bathrooms and a balcony overlooking the gardens. Three further bedroom suites are positioned across this floor, each with their own dressing room and en suite, while one also benefits from a private balcony. The second floor has been dedicated to leisure and wellness, centred around a substantial entertainment room with bar and access to a roof terrace overlooking the grounds. A treatment room, steam room and additional bedroom suite complete the accommodation. The house is equally well considered externally. Above the triple garage sits a generous self-contained annexe, ideal for guests, staff or independent living, while elsewhere within the grounds there is a separate garden room and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen designed for summer entertaining. Expanses of manicured lawn are framed by mature trees and established planting, creating complete privacy and a distinctly tranquil setting. Regents Walk lies between Ascot and Sunninghill, an area renowned for its grand private homes, excellent schools and exceptional sporting amenities. Wentworth, Sunningdale and Swinley Forest golf clubs are all nearby, alongside Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park and Ascot Racecourse. Rail connections from Ascot and Sunningdale provide direct access into London Waterloo, while the M3, M25 and Heathrow are all within easy reach, making the property as practical as it is impressive.

This luxurious residence presents a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern sophistication with high ceilings, expansive sash windows, spacious living areas and exquisite finishes throughout along with a private lift, balcony and landscaped gardens. Originally forming part of Bagshot Heath and Chobham Ridges and spanning an area of 300 acres, ‘New Zealand’ as it was known was purchased by Swiss Botanist Augustus Mongredien and renamed ‘Heatherside on account of being surrounded by brown heather. Originally purchased with a with a view to creating a silk farm and later a specialist shrub and plant nursery. Heatherside House was built in 1862 and in 1865 Frederick Street was commissioned to plant 218 Wellingtonia Redwood trees on either side of the mile long driveway to the house, still existing today they form a tree lined walk known Wellingtonia Avenue. Accommodation summary Welcome to Heatherside Court, this distinguished property, accessed through a ornate wrought-iron gate is a prime example of refined luxury nestled within the lush greenery of a highly desirable locale between Lightwater and Camberley. This splendid Victorian residence, boasting timeless architectural elegance, presents a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern sophistication. The front façade exudes grandeur, featuring symmetrical sash windows that flood the interiors with natural light. The decorative cornices and period embellishments highlight the meticulous attention to detail synonymous with homes of this calibre. Heatherside Court is enveloped by beautifully landscaped garden, offering an oasis of privacy and serenity. The mature trees and manicured climbers provide a picturesque backdrop, while the elegant pathway and well-maintained lawn add to the property’s stately appeal. The ornamental fountain enhances the garden’s aesthetic, creating a delightful space for outdoor relaxation and leads to a sunken al fresco seating area, perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying tranquil garden views. With its exquisite exterior and captivating surroundings, Heatherside Court offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of architectural heritage in the heart of the British countryside. Ground Floor As you enter through the multi-paned double timber door, adorned with a fan light above, you are welcomed into a bright and airy vestibule. The monochrome tiled marble floor sets a tone of refined luxury, leading to an impressive hallway that extends over 41 feet in length. With a ceiling height exceeding 11 feet, a feature prevalent throughout this stunning home, the sense of space and grandeur is immediately apparent. A heavy original oak door ushers you into the expansive living room, a magnificent space stretching over 37 feet in length. Oversized dual aspect sash windows bathe the room in natural daylight, highlighting the central original fireplace. From here, a pair of solid double oak doors open into the family room, which also features dual aspect sash windows. A bespoke commercial lift provides convenient access to the first floor. This room too is graced with an original fireplace, standing proudly as a focal point, and open apertures on either side leading into the modern open-plan kitchen. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, boasting a large centre island with a quartz worktop and electric hob, comfortably seating four. The quartz continues along the wet run, featuring an undermounted sink with mixer taps and a painted brick splashback. Two rows of matching wall units offer ample storage, while a bank of tall units along the adjacent wall integrates top-of-the-line appliances, including a fridge freezer, double ovens, and a microwave. Bifold doors seamlessly unite the kitchen with a private courtyard, creating a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living. This courtyard also provides access to an external utility/laundry room, which in turn leads to the beautifully maintained gardens. A door from the kitchen returns you to the hallway, which includes a large cloakroom and additional storage. From here, a wide staircase ascends to the first floor, where the landing is flooded with natural light from an overhead skylight, enhancing the airy and welcoming atmosphere of this magnificent home. First Floor The upstairs of Heatherside Court maintains the same high ceilings and oversized sash windows, ensuring every room is bathed in an abundance of natural light. This level offers adaptable living, currently configured as three large bedrooms, but could easily be reimagined to create five bedrooms without compromising on space. The principal bedroom is a sanctuary of luxury, featuring access to a private balcony with a seating area overlooking the front of the property—an idyllic spot to watch the sunset. This bedroom leads to a spacious en-suite with his and hers sinks, a large walk-in shower, and a freestanding roll-top bath that takes centre stage in front of the sash window. An archway guides you to the dressing room, equipped with wardrobes on one side and drawers along two walls. A sash window ensures the room is bright and airy, and the generous space comfortably doubles as a home office for two people. Bedroom two, featuring two double aspect sash windows flanking the private lift, connects directly to bedroom three. Bedroom three, which can also be accessed from the landing, includes a dressing room and provides access to a large walk-in wet room. This wet room has been thoughtfully designed with impaired mobility in mind, without compromising on style or quality. Located at the top of the stairs, bedroom four offers commanding views across the balcony terrace and beyond. Outside The gravelled driveway provides ample parking for a number of vehicles, with steps and a discrete ramp leading to the house, whilst the gardens of Heatherside Court gracefully wrap around three sides of the property. The front features a raised terrace with an ornate period fountain. The side garden boasts a sunken al fresco seating area that ensures seclusion and privacy, providing the perfect suntrap. A set of steps framed by two mature olive trees lead to a lawned area bordered with a variety of shrubs and flowers, offering continued seasonal interest. The garden leads to the laundry/utility room, seamlessly linking back to the kitchen courtyard garden. Additionally, the detached double garage at the front of the property is equipped with power and light, presenting the potential for conversion (subject to planning permission) into further accommodation or a detached office. Location Situated in the esteemed Heatherside area, nestled between Camberley and Lightwater. This prime location offers seamless access to a myriad of amenities, making it an ideal choice for discerning buyers seeking a blend of convenience and elegance. Camberley town centre is just 2.4 miles away, offering an abundance of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The town also features a sports centre, a theatre, and a multi-screen cinema, alongside The Meadows Shopping Centre, which includes a Marks and Spencer and a Tesco Superstore. For your everyday needs, Bagshot, with its large Waitrose, is just over 2 miles away, ensuring all your requirements are met. Additionally, for those last-minute essentials there is a Sainsbury’s Local 0.7 miles away. Commuters will appreciate the variety of transport options available for easy access to London, with trains from Brookwood, Farnborough, and Sunningdale providing a convenient service to Waterloo in approximately 45 minutes. Junction 3 of the M3 is just 2.7 miles away, facilitating onward journeys to London, Heathrow, Gatwick and beyond. Heatherside Court is ideally positioned for families, with numerous outstanding state schools nearby, including Tomlinscote and Ravenscote. The area is also home to several prestigious private schools, such as Hall Grove Preparatory, Wellington College, Salesian, Farnborough Hill, Sir William Perkins, and St George's Weybridge, many of which are accessible via public bus from the Upper Chobham Road. Sporting enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy, with golf at Camberley Heath Golf Club and tennis at Frimley Lawn Tennis Club. Additional golf clubs in the area include Sunningdale, Wentworth, and The Berkshire. The world-renowned Ascot Racecourse and polo at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club in Winkfield add to the array of local sporting facilities. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Lightwater Country Park, just a 10-minute walk away, and the picturesque Virginia Water Lake and Savill Gardens. Horse riding, walking, and cycling can be enjoyed at Chobham Common and Windsor Great Park. Health and wellness are well-catered for with nearby health clubs such as Coworth Park, Pennyhill Park Health Club & Spa, Wentworth Club, and the MacDonald Berystede. For cultural pursuits, the area offers an impressive selection of theatres and cinemas, including The Novello Theatre in Sunninghill, Cineworld in Bracknell, New Victoria Theatre in Woking, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford, and South Hill Park Arts Centre & Wilde Theatre. Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities - Water Supply South East Water Sewerage South East Water Heating British Gas Electricity Supply OVO Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area we advise you to check with your provider’ Broadband Availability - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 53 Mbps and highest available upload speed 10 Mbps. Parking - The property falls within a controlled parking zone or local authority parking scheme. The property benefits from a double garage and private parking for multiple vehicles Title Notes – The property has a right of access over a shared driveway, owned by a neighbouring property. The mains drains cross over a neighbouring property. Accessibility/adaptations discrete wheelchair ramp and private lift for restricted mobility users Tenure – Freehold Local authority - Surrey Heath Borough Council

Occupying the second and third floors of the prestigious Charters Garden House, this exceptional penthouse residence extends to 3,182 sq ft and enjoys far-reaching views across beautifully landscaped grounds. Meticulously refurbished by the current owner, it combines the scale and privacy of a house with the convenience and security of luxury apartment living. Arranged over two floors and connected by both an internal staircase and private lift, the apartment opens into a generous entrance hall on the lower level. The heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen and dining room fitted with Gaggenau appliances and centred around a substantial island, creating an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen is a comfortable family room, while doors from both spaces open onto a private balcony overlooking the grounds. Also on this floor is the principal bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. A separate utility room and guest cloakroom complete the accommodation. The upper floor is devoted to entertaining and relaxation. A remarkable reception room spans almost the entire level, with floor-to-ceiling glazing drawing in natural light and framing views across the estate. Multiple terraces wrap around the living space, creating a variety of areas for outdoor dining, morning coffee or evening drinks. A study provides a quiet place to work from home, while a second bedroom suite enjoys its own terrace access. A sauna, shower room and bar area further enhance the leisure offering. Air conditioning and an upgraded audiovisual system have been integrated throughout, while the property also benefits from three allocated underground parking spaces and private storage, all conveniently accessed via lift. Charters is one of Sunningdale's most exclusive gated developments, set within approximately 25 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland. Residents enjoy an exceptional collection of amenities including a 24-hour concierge and security service, indoor swimming pool, spa facilities, gymnasium, tennis court, residents' lounge, massage and hairdressing facilities, and a garden pavilion designed for outdoor entertaining. Despite its remarkably private setting, Sunningdale village is just over a mile away, offering a selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and a Waitrose supermarket, alongside direct rail services to London Waterloo. Surrounded by some of the country's most renowned golf courses, including Sunningdale Golf Club and Wentworth, and within easy reach of Ascot Racecourse and Windsor Great Park, this is a location that balances country tranquillity with excellent connectivity.

Situated in the serene St Saviour countryside, this distinguished residence stands as a testament to tasteful renovation and Victorian elegance. Meticulously crafted with luxurious finishes, including chandeliers and opulent details, this property presents itself as an exquisite family home. Emphasising privacy, the entrance is through a gated, tree-lined driveway that gracefully traverses the expansive land. Upon crossing the statement glass doorway, the grand marble hallway sets a regal tone for the entire residence. The heart of the home lies in the spacious open plan kitchen/informal dining/day room which extends to over 50ft in length. Of particular note is the marble topped oversized kitchen island ideal for family breakfasts. The kitchen further benefits from high quality fittings including Wolf Range oven, Sub Zero fridge and freezer, wine coolers, ice maker and two extra-large stainless steel under-mounted sinks. The open plan space enjoys French doors on three sides out to leisure and dining terraces that overlook the surrounding gardens. The kitchen/informal dining/day room is complemented by additional seating in the formal dining room with in-house bar perfect for gatherings and extended family occasions and further drawing room. The principal reception rooms, adorned with grey tones and gold accents, exude both glamour and comfort. The lower ground floor unveils an extraordinary open-plan space, highlighted by a temperature-controlled wine room encased in glass walls, serving as a captivating centrepiece. This area seamlessly integrates a wine tasting/dining space, a dedicated study area, and a fully equipped catering kitchen boasting the finest appliances. Additionally, this level features an air-conditioned gymnasium, a lift providing access to the ground floor, an Estate Manager's office with direct external entry, and a spacious laundry room. Accessible from the lower ground floor is a covered, sheltered barbecue terrace, enhancing the overall appeal of this exceptional residence. On the first floor you will find four double bedrooms including an exceptional principal suite which emanates sophistication and features an elegant en-suite with freestanding bathtub strategically placed in front of large sash windows framing rural vistas. A bespoke fitted dressing room with extensive storage adds to the suite's allure. The three additional bedrooms in the main house are generously sized, two of which boast modern and luxurious en-suite bathrooms, along with a beautiful house bathroom. The second floor has been fitted with a plethora of wardrobes and cupboards to ensure storage is never a problem. The impeccable design and finish extends into the modern ancillary space on-site. Complementing the main residence is a three-bedroom apartment and a self-contained one-bedroom guest lodge. This additional space serves well for extended family, guests, or staff accommodation. Stepping out onto the terrace, a beautifully balustraded staircase leads to the expansive grounds. The property benefits from circa 17 acres of gardens and agricultural land providing protection and privacy and includes large sections of lawn as well as a fragrant herb and vegetable garden with beautiful glass garden room. The meticulously landscaped garden also include a miniature labyrinth centered around a traditional Jersey cider-press.Quote Reference: 572349