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No.4 is a beautifully crafted family home, nestled in complete privacy surrounded by manicured grounds, and enclosed in its own private woodland. The house has been meticulously designed with exemplary and state of the art living in mind. Extending to over 4000 sq ft, the moment you walk through the front door you know you have arrived home.Approaching the house you enter through secure solid electronically controlled gates, to the right the driveway sweeps into a large parking area for multiple vehicles, to the left the carriage driveway sweeps along the impeccably manicured front lawns pulling up outside a large forecourt with stunning water feature.The home has been designed as a large family home, yet easy to run with simplistic technology controlling lighting, heating and sound. A large drawing room with an open fireplace, open reception room/ formal dining room with a feature gas fireplace, both have stunning views out to the rear lawns, which in summer blooms with 100's of stunning Roses in the Rose gardens.The Kitchen has been impeccably thought out with design elements of the cabinetry by Kobenhavns Mobelsnedkeri all completely handmade, its designed for entertaining. There is a large Lacanche double range oven, two undercounter fridges and a walk in larder pantry which holds a freestanding Fisher and Paykel American fridge freezer. The italian marble sink is by Lapicida stone, a Quooker boiling tap. The wall lights are designed by Charlotte Perriand, which encapsulates the contemporary style of the home.The corridor leads through to an attached cottage which houses a further reception room, large double bedroom, beautiful bathroom and second kitchen with a stable door leading onto a beautifully manicured courtyard and further gardens beyond.The first floor is expansive and the primary bedroom suite is designed to give the perfect views that the property offers, a large bedroom with views across the rear grounds and into the woodland beyond, links seamlessly into the ensuite bathroom which encapsulates the front lawns with the positioning of the bath under the window. The bedroom also has a sleek dressing room with an abundance of storage. A further two guest double bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, a family bathroom and a study occupy the remainder of this floor, a second staircase also links to the ground floor. The top floor of the house occupies two large double bedrooms perfect for guests or children, bathroom and snug area.The gardens and grounds are a particularly unique feature to this home, with lawns, fruit trees, rose gardens and multiple relaxation and entertaining areas. A pergola runs along the house and to the side which also offers a large BBQ area overlooking the lawns. The woodland is expansive, private and offers multiple pathways around the mini estate for walking, cycling and running. The property is a short walk to Weybridge village and Weybridge station provides quick access to London for the commuter.

United Kingdom Sotheby's International Realty are thrilled to showcase a mixed use building with excellent investment potential. This unique offering of five apartments and a commercial unit is positioned to capitalise on the very best that Marylebone and Fitzrovia has to offer. Located between Bolsover Street and Great Portland Street sits this rare luxury real estate investment opportunity. It is a newly developed, mixed use residential and commercial building that has immense income potential and a superb central London location. The residential portion of the building encompasses one duplex two-bedroom apartment, three two-bedroom lateral apartments and one split-level penthouse apartment. Each of these luxury properties has been beautifully appointed with chic and modern interiors that will appeal to a wide range of discerning tenants. The finish includes a host of elegant details including high ceilings, underfloor heating, state of the art appliances and an expansive, private West-facing roof terrace for the penthouse apartment. The apartments, all of which are accessed from Bolsover Street, and the commercial unit are held in six separate long leases, including the head lease with 992 years remaining. Owners of this mixed-use building can expect to see a projected income of --1,267,980. There is also space in the large entry foyer for a porter, which would underline the functionality and potential of the residential units for lucrative short lets. Since it has such an in-demand location only minutes from Regent---s Park, Harley Street and attractions like Madame Tussauds and the Welcome Collection, these apartments will be highly sought-after in the rental market.

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is delighted to introduce this picturesque link-detached family home nestled on the prestigious Hamilton Terrace in St John’s Wood. Unfolding across four floors, the property has wonderful entertaining spaces, including a splendid family room that seamlessly opens to a stunning 139 ft. south-westerly facing rear garden. The ground floor features a sleek, contemporary kitchen and a formal reception/dining room, while the first floor hosts a spacious principal bedroom with a luxurious ensuite bathroom. Five additional bedrooms and four reception rooms add plenty of space for a growing family. The house is approached by a driveway with ample parking and an integrated garage. St. John's Wood in London is a sought-after residential area that combines city convenience with peaceful charm. The neighborhood is famous for its beautiful streets, stylish architecture, and proximity to landmarks like Regent's Park and Abbey Road Studios. Its calm atmosphere is a welcome break from the bustle of the city and its independent shops and restaurants foster a strong sense of community. Hamilton Terrace is approximately 450 metres from St John’s Wood Underground Station (Jubilee Line) and the vibrant St John's Wood High Street, providing excellent transport links across Central London. With easy access to the fashionable cafés and restaurants of St Johns Wood and nearby areas like Primrose Hill, Little Venice, Belsize Park, and Hampstead, the location couldn’t be better. The American School of London is also within a short walk. This dazzling family home exudes charm and must be experienced in person. Contact us today to schedule a viewing

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is thrilled to present a unique opportunity to acquire this remarkable Grade II listed residence in Kensington, London. Built in 1885, this Queen Anne-style townhouse retains many period features, including wonderful stained glass windows, intricate brickwork, and well-proportioned rooms defined by their high ceilings. The house unfolds across four floors and over 5,000 sq ft, with a passenger lift servicing each level. The capacious house has six ensuite double bedrooms with built-in cupboards. Three reception rooms provide plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining alike, while a separate fully fitted kitchen and dining room is brilliantly spacious. Enhanced with air conditioning and abundant natural light, the property provides splendid entertainment areas and dual access from Cheniston Gardens and Iverna Gardens. The house is situated just moments from High Street Kensington, a beautiful area surrounded by lush green spaces, such as Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, and Holland Park, perfect for relaxing walks, peaceful breaks, and enjoyable picnics. For culture, the Royal Albert Hall, the interesting Natural History Museum, and the enlightening Science Museum are all in the area, as well as some excellent theatres and galleries. Schools and universities in the area are excellent too; the well-known Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle, the American School in London, and the University College London School of Education are all in this neighbourhood. Wonderfully connected, getting around London is easy from the area with plenty of tube stations and bus routes close by. High Street Kensington is served by the District and Circle lines and from Kensington Olympia there are National Rail links, the Overground, and the District Line. . Seize this opportunity to own a truly exceptional property—contact us today to arrange a viewing.

Modern Living with a twist of Character.An impressive Grade II listed coach house known as 'Home Farm Coach House', located within its own two-acre estate previously part of the Bold Estate. The Bold Estate dates to the early 1600's and was developed into the Bold Hall Estate in the 18th Century by Peter Bold.Modern Living with a twist of Character.An impressive Grade II listed coach house known as 'Home Farm Coach House', located within its own two-acre estate previously part of the Bold Estate. The Bold Estate dates to the early 1600's and was developed into the Bold Hall Estate in the 18th Century by Peter Bold (MP for Wigan). The original Bold Hall, designed by Venetian architect Giacomo Leoni was a nine-bedroom mansion, however this was sadly demolished circa 1900. The East aspect to the Coach House replicates in miniature form, the architectural details of the former hall's principal elevation. A character property, wonderfully presented by its current owners, providing magnificent family accommodation over two floors in addition to north and south wings.The property is ideally situated for the Northwest commuter belt with the M62 being easily accessible and of course onward travel to the two regional / international airports too. Mainline rail is available from Warrington Station which approximates to a 10-15 minutes' drive.Ground floor accommodation comprises: superb reception hall/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, drawing room, sitting room, guest cloak room, boiler room, laundry room and boot room.First floor accommodation is provided within the north and south wings, separated by a central galleried landing, and consists of five double bedrooms, four of which have en-suite bathrooms. Additionally affording a family bathroom that can be accessed via the central landing or bedroom two.Home Farm Coach House is set within its own gated estate and offers mature gardens, boating lake and grounds.Ground FloorEntranceEntrance via a Georgian style front door with original feature stone columns to either side leading straight to the:Reception Hall26' 9 x 19' 7 (8.15m x 5.97m) Stone feature open fireplace with log burning fire. Stone flooring with under floor heating. Open to galleried landing with vaulted timber ceiling. Two Georgian style sash windows to front elevation. Triple pane feature window to rear elevation. Solid wooden door leading to rear hallway with wooden doors leading to boiler room, boot room and laundry room.Cloakroom/WCHalf panelled walls. Period style W.C. Whitewash hand basin. Ceiling light. Extractor fan.Rear HallwayCeramic tiled floor. Glass panelled door leading to rear garden. Boiler Room'Worcester' floor mounted central heating boiler. Under floor heating. Ample storage facility.Laundry Room4' 10 x 7' 6 (1.47m x 2.29m) Stainless steel sink unit with drainer and mixer tap. Plumbed for automatic washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. Tiled floor with under floor heating.Boot Room/Kitchen Store8' 7 x 4' 11 (to widest point) (2.62m x 1.5m (to widest point)) Spacious walk-in storeroom. Tiled floor with under floor heating.Inner Hallway One15' 11 x 9' 6 (4.85m x 2.9m) Georgian style sash windows to front elevation. Under stairs storage incorporating meter cupboard. Stone flooring with under floor heating. Staircase with oak balustrades leading to South Wing. Oak double doors leading to drawing room.Drawing Room29' 9 x 18' 6 (9.07m x 5.64m) Triple aspect with five Georgian style sash windows and two porthole feature windows. Feature limestone fireplace with electric fire. Fully carpeted floor. Under floor heating. Double French doors with glazed panels to either side leading to the exterior and providing access to the hot tub area.Inner Hallway TwoGeorgian style sash window to rear elevation. Stone flooring. Staircase with oak balustrades leading to North wing. Door leading to kitchen/breakfast room.Kitchen/Breakfast Room22' 8 x 18' 4 (6.91m x 5.59m) Imposing double aspect room with two Georgian sash windows to front elevation and further sash window to rear elevation. Georgian style glazed door with porthole windows to either side. Stone flooring. Beamed ceiling with spotlights. Excellent range of hand-crafted wall and base units with granite and oak polished worktops. Island unit incorporating five burner hob with extractor hood above. Further island with granite worktop, raised unit with oak top incorporating a semi-circular oak breakfast bar. Double stainless steel 'Belfast' style sink unit with mixer tap. This kitchen has many integrated features including the following: two Miele integrated ovens, Miele combination microwave, Siemens dishwasher, concealed circular bin store. Glass fronted display cabinet, multi-tier wall mounted plate rack, built in wine storage and integrated oak cutlery drawer. Concealed walk-in pantry provides additional storage.Family Room/Sitting Room19' 9 x 19' 8 (6.02m x 5.99m) Feature brick open fireplace with log burner. Triple paned feature window and further Georgian style sash window to front elevation. Beamed ceiling with halogen down lights. First Floor North WingLanding AreaTwo wall lights. Leading to bedrooms one and two.Master Bedroom12' 5 x 17' 9 (3.78m x 5.41m) Feature double glazed arch window with sash style opening at floor level. Original beams to ceiling. Carpeted floor. Oak doors to walk in wardrobe.Walk In Wardrobe7' 5 x 9' 0 (2.26m x 2.74m) Fully fitted wardrobe with double hanging, shelving and drawers.En-suite/Wet Room7' 4 x 9' 0 (2.24m x 2.74m) Travertine tiled floor. Fully tiled walls. Substantial walk-in shower cubicle with glass screen. Low level W.C. Ceramic basin with chrome fittings set on a white vanity unit with a matching cupboard. Underfloor heating. Extractor fan.Bedroom Two13' 6 x 15' 10 (to widest point) (4.11m x 4.83m (to widest point)) Original beams to ceiling. Porthole style double glazed window to rear elevation. Victorian style column radiator. Carpeted floor.Family Bathroom12' 11 x 9' 4 (3.94m x 2.84m) The family bathroom can be accessed via bedroom two or via the central landing. A modern and stylish bathroom with a shaped bathtub with a free-standing chrome tap arrangement. Low level WC. Walk in wet room style shower cubicle. Two individual rounded wash basins mounted in a wooden vanity unit. Stylish tiling and heated tile flooring. Black contemporary wall mounted radiator.Central Galleried Landing27' 8 x 20' 1 (to widest area) (8.43m x 6.12m (to widest area)) Overlooking the dining hall and currently used as a media space by the owners. Double glazed porthole window to the rear aspect. Original beams to ceiling.South WingLanding area with beamed ceiling leading to bedrooms 3, 4 and 5.Bedroom Three15' 3 (to longest point) x 13' 6 (to widest point) (4.65m (to longest point) x 4.11m (to widest point)) Porthole style double glazed feature window to rear elevation. Victorian style column radiator. Beams to ceiling. Carpeted floor. Door leading to en-suite bathroom.En-suite BathroomBathroom suite comprising of a walk-in shower cubicle, low level W.C. and wall mounted wash basin. Chrome heated towel radiator. Spotlights to ceiling.Bedroom Four13' 6 x 13' 0 (4.11m x 3.96m) Double glazed porthole feature window to rear elevation. Victorian style column radiator. Original beams to ceiling. Carpeted floor. Door to en-suite bathroom.En-suite BathroomBathroom suite comprising of curved bath with glass screen, wall mounted wash basin with chrome fittings and low-level W.C. Tiled floor. Part tiled walls. Heated chrome towel radiator.Bedroom Five16' 2 (to longest point) x 13' 9 (to widest point) (4.93m (to longest point) x 4.19m (to widest point)) Double glazed arched window with sash style opening to rear elevation. Wardrobe and storage area. Original beams to ceiling. Wall mounted feature radiator. Carpeted floor. Door leading to en-suite wet-room.En-suite Wet-RoomTravertine tiled floor. Part tiled walls. Walk in shower cubicle. Wall mounted wash basin with chrome fittings. Low level W.C. Spotlights to ceiling.ExternalThe property is approached via double electric gates along a sweeping gravel driveway bordered by lawns on either side, in turn leading to the property. Predominately lawned, the grounds additionally feature a wildlife pond across from the property creating a delightful outlook. An Indian stone and slate paved patio wraps around the property to the rear and creates a lovely, sheltered space for entertaining. Featuring a purpose-built outdoor kitchen complete with drink refrigerator, barbeque and storage. A sheltered area for the hot tub is presented at the side too.You will find, to one side of the front drive a brick-built office / gymnasium too, with full facilities for future use.Details of Listing: 1303/0/10006BOLD The Coach House(Formerly listed as Farm outbuilding, formerly stables, at former Bold Hall Estate, BOLD)GV IIFarm outbuilding, formerly stables to Bold Hall (now demolished). Disused at time of inspection (July 2002). Early mid C18, with late C19 and C20 alterations. Attributed to Giacomo Leoni, architect, and built as part of the estate of Bold Hall, built for John Bold, the Member of Parliament for Wigan in 1730. Ashlar sandstone and red brick with ashlar detailing and dressings, coped gables and a slated roof.PLAN: Linear arrangement, and possibly formerly part of a larger complex, of which the associated Home Farmhouse (q.v.) was a planned component.EXTERIOR: Symmetrical single storey east elevation of eight bays rising from an ashlar plinth. The elevation is faced in massive ashlar masonry with channelled rustication. Pedimented central entrance of three bays, with Doric pilasters flanking the entrance doorway and glazing bar sash windows either side. Flanking three-bay ranges with tall windows below channelled heads, the openings now mainly blocked or infilled. Shallow ashlar parapet and the stub of a single ridge chimney, together with C20 ventilators. North and south ends in red brick with ashlar pedimented gables and quoins. Central window openings within quoined surrounds, that to the north gable blocked, that to the south adapted below channelled head to form wide double doorway with C20 girder as lintel. West elevation with brick facings and ashlar dressings. Off-centre right is a slightly advanced carriage entrance with quoined corners and shallow arched head. Either side of the entrance are two stable doorways with overlights and associated window openings, all with quoined surrounds and channelled lintels with integral keystones. To the extreme left is an inserted or altered opening, now with top-hung boarded doors. Above three of the doorheads are circular overloft or taking-in openings with ashlar surrounds.INTERIOR: Adapted to form multi-purpose farm building, but with three former hearths and flagged and setted standings to the south end. The building is lofted throughout, the boarded floors carried on heavy timber cross beams. Common rafter roof with collars.Forms a group with Home Farmhouse (q.v.)HISTORY: Peter Bold, the Member of Parliament for Wigan, developed the Bold Hall Estate in the early C18. Bold commissioned the Venetian architect, Giacomo Leoni, who was working in Cheshire at Lyme Park in the late 1720's, to design a new mansion and supporting buildings. The mansion was a nine-bay, three-storeyed, structure with an attached Corinthian portico and a stone-faced ground storey in channelled rusticated masonry. It was demolished c.1900. The east elevation of the stable range replicates in miniature form the architectural detail of the former hall's principal elevation. The park to the hall was the second largest in South Lancashire. The principal elevations of both the stables and the present Home Farmhouse face in the direction of the site of the former hall.The former stable range to Bold Hall and the associated dwelling house, now the Home Farmhouse are the principal surviving elements of the Bold Hall Estate, developed in the early-mid C18 to serve Bold Hall, designed by the notable Venetian architect, Giacomo Leoni c.1730, and demolished c.1900.

Converted about 20 years ago, Lavender Farm is an impressive 3 double bedroom (2 en-suite) detached barn with an integral 1/2-bedroom holiday let or family annexe, known as The Loft. The extremely spacious living/dining room, with a beautiful fireplace housing a wood burning stove, measures nearly 17m in length, with numerous windows allowing in an abundance of natural light, is a great entertaining space. This opens into the kitchen/family room which features a wide range of wall and base units, a central island and a relaxing family space in front of a character open fireplace. From here, a short walk, passing the plant room and through the laundry room, leads to one of the key features of the property, the pool. The indoor swimming pool is a stunning space, with three bi-folding doors which open onto a block paved patio creating a sociable party area, ideal for al-fresco dining with views over the wildlife pond, gardens and the mature trees that surround the property. Completing the ground floor is a sizable games room featuring a full-sized snooker table and a useful cloakroom w/c. High vaulted ceilings are a real design feature of the first floor within this highly individual barn conversion - they create an amazing feeling of light and space throughout the bedrooms. The master bedroom suite has a dressing area with built in furniture, a very large double bedroom and a quality en-suite, with oak double doors opening onto a balcony, a great spot for morning coffee or breakfast. There are 2 further spacious bedrooms, one with an en-suite, and both have oak double doors with Juliet balconies. Off the landing, a door leads through to The Loft. This is an independent annexe/holiday let with its own entrance and private area of garden set to the back of the barn. The kitchen/living/dining room features a stylish range of modern units with wood work surfaces and built in appliances, the main bedroom is an excellent size and has stairs leading to a mezzanine level for overflow bedroom space, a reading room or study. The bathroom is also very well-presented. Under the original planning Lavender Farm could have one letting unit plus the main residence but this could easily be returned to a large 5 bedroom home. The Loft has the potential to create a good holiday let income, although our clients currently use it as a separate family annexe. The barn overlooks the beautiful wildlife pond and surrounding gardens and is ring fenced by its own land. The pond has a deck area, so you can read a book or drink a glass of wine and enjoy the view back towards the property, with gardens sweeping around to an expanse of lawn and an open paddock, ideal for garden sports. There is plenty of parking and turning in front of the open triple garaging and, from here, a lane with gated access leads to the land. A gate opens into a sloping paddock which offers lovely countryside views from its elevated position. The stable block lies between the 2 paddocks and there is another sizable wildlife pond which forms part of the larger paddock, which has approximately 300m of frontage along the River Neet. Lavender Farm has riparian rights to this stretch of river, which includes the right to fish, with many a trout to be caught. Our client's children use to play 'on the beach' - a sandy section where there is easy access to wade and play in the river with, towards the eastern edge of the land, an 'island' you can cross over to, which their children use to enjoy especially in the summer months. An idyllic place to bring up your family! Location This rural location, set at the end of a private lane with just three other neighbouring properties, lies about 3 miles from the sandy, surfing beach at Widemouth Bay and stunning cliff top walks along this stretch of coastline. The picturesque village of Marhamchurch is 2 miles distant with a community run shop, a county primary school and a public house, with Bude, the popular coastal resort just 2 miles on. Bude has a wide range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities and lies alongside the main A39 Atlantic Highway creating good access to the south to Newquay and its airport and north, via the towns of Bideford and Barnstaple, to the north Devon link road leading to the M5, Bristol and beyond. Services – Mains Electric, Private Water, Private drainage via a septic tank. Council Tax – G Tenure - Freehold EPC – D Games Room 17'11 x 6'7 (5.46m x 2m). Living Room 17'11 x 55'7 (5.46m x 16.94m). Kitchen/Dining Room 34'8 x 17'5 (10.57m x 5.3m). Utility Room 10'1 x 10'3 (3.07m x 3.12m). Swimming Pool 30'11 x 17'5 (9.42m x 5.3m). Master Bedroom 17'11x 19'11 (5.46mx 6.07m). Bedroom 2 13'6 x 17'5 (4.11m x 5.3m). Bedroom 3 13'6 x 20'2 (4.11m x 6.15m). Lounge/Kitchen 14'2x 17'5 (4.32mx 5.3m). Bedroom 1 16'5 x 17'5 (5m x 5.3m). We will meet you at the entrance of Widemouth Bay beach and you can follow us to the property.

Rarely available and located in the sought after area of Wilmington, is this extended five bedroom semi-detached family home, offering just over 2,500 sq ft of fantastic accommodation, superb internal presentation and spectacular views, particularly from the master, second and third bedroom due to the home backing onto farmland. The spacious hallway opens out into an open plan living room / conservatory and the superb modern fitted kitchen / diner/breakfast room with double doors leading to the garden and a door leading to the double garage.   There is also a downstairs family shower room. The stairs lead up to the split level landing, a master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom with en-suite shower, two further double bedrooms and a good sized single bedroom, as well as a luxury family bathroom. Additional benefits include double glazing, gas central heating and off street parking for several cars.  The rear garden is approximately 150ft and backs onto farmland. The home is also offered with no onward chain. The property benefits from being close proximity to Oakfield Community primary school, Wilmington and Dartford Grammar schools, North West Kent College. Dartford town Centre and Dartford train station are close by, and there is easy access to the M25 and A2. Council Tax band E.

PROPERTY SUMMARY Drayton Manor is an extensive, detached early Victorian Manor house which provides 2990 sq ft of living space arranged over three floors. On entering the house through a set of twin arched doors, you are led into a foyer with a further arched door leading to hallway with staircase rising to the upper floors and doors to primary rooms including a 23' sitting room with feature bay window, dining room, kitchen and conservatory on the ground floor. On the first floor are four bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study, a family bathroom and en-suite shower room, from this level is a separate staircase rising to the former staff quarters on the second which today provide, three/four further bedrooms with a shower room. The gardens are enclosed on all sides with a southerly aspect and access to the garage and workshop is via a shared driveway to the right hand side of the property. The house has a number of character features including stripped wooden flooring, high skirting boards, high ceilings with coving and roses, quarry tiling flooring, as well as large doors and deep windows with low sills. Located in the centre of Drayton, this impressive character property is ideally situated with the advantages of local shopping amenities, recreation grounds, commutable road links and the catchment for both Court Lane & Springfield Schools (subject to confirmation). Early internal viewing is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Brick retaining wall with solider railings and pillars with coping stones over, twin pedestrian gates leading to quarry tiled pathway, feature Gothic arched front door with plaque depicting house name, to the left hand side is a shingled area with central brick circle, arched gateway to the left hand side leading to rear garden, above the entrance is a brick and flint surround pitched roof with inset plaque, twin arched topped double doors with black furniture leading to:  FOYER Quarry tiled flooring, arched Gothic windows with stone mullions to either side, feature pitched roof with exposed wooden beams, steps leading to Gothic design arched main front door with glazed panels and wrought iron furniture leading to:  HALLWAY High ceiling with ceiling rose and coving, double glazed windows with plantation shutter blinds to side aspect, vinyl flooring, double radiator, dado rail, feature architraves, doors to primary rooms, balustrade staircase rising to first floor with large understairs storage cupboard housing gas and electric meters.  DINING ROOM 16' 10 x 14' 10 (5.13m x 4.52m) High level window to front aspect with raised sill, wooden flooring, high ceiling with exposed beams, wooden coving, interlinking door leading to sitting room, two radiators, door to hallway, central chimney breast with wood surround fireplace, stripped and varnished wood surround large windows to side aspect with low sill, dimmer switch.  SITTING ROOM 23' 7 x 19' 9 into bay window (7.19m x 6.02m) Double glazed bay window to side aspect with low sill, wood panelling to either side and over with plantation shutter blinds, matching double glazed windows to rear aspect overlooking garden, interlinking door to dining room, two double radiators, high infinity ceiling and two ceiling roses, picture rail, central chimney breast with surround fireplace and brick hearth, high stripped and stained skirting boards with matching floorboards, wall lights, dimmer switches, panelled door.  KITCHEN 17' 0 x 9' 5 (5.18m x 2.87m) Range of matching wall and floor units with soft close mechanism, inset stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher with matching door, wood laminate flooring, integrated washing machine with matching door, corner larder style unit with tall doors, space for free standing fridge/freezer, tall contemporary style radiator, double glazed window to side aspect, high ceiling with spotlights and coving, free standing Glow Worm boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), recess with space for free standing Range style cooker with Leisure Rangemaster black extractor hood, fan and light over, tiled surrounds, wooden breakfast bar with range of drawer units and pan drawers, chrome fronted power points, glazed panelled door leading to:  CONSERVATORY 8' 8 x 8' 8 (2.64m x 2.64m) Polycarbonate glazed roof, double glazed door with windows to either side leading to rear garden, tiled flooring, exposed brick and flint wall one side, wall spotlight.  FIRST FLOOR Landing, skylight window into roof space providing borrowed light, high ceiling, doors to primary rooms, double doored built-in airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and range of shelving, door to second staircase rising to top floor.  BEDROOM 3 12' 7 x 9' 3 (3.84m x 2.82m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking porch roof and far reaching views towards Portsdown Hill in the distance and radiator under, large panelled door with glazed upper section, feature architraves.  BEDROOM 2 13' 9 x 10' 5 (4.19m x 3.18m) Large double glazed window to side aspect with radiator under, large walk-in cupboard to one wall with mirror fronted doors, panelled door.  FAMILY BATHROOM White suite comprising: panelled bath with telephone style mixer tap, shower attachment and folding shower screen, ceramic tiled surrounds, double glazed window to side aspect, low level w.c., bidet, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splashback, vinyl flooring, recessed vanity area with tiled surface and built-in louvre doored cupboard over, panelled door.  BEDROOM 4 / STUDY 11' 6 x 9' 10 (3.51m x 3m) Double glazed window to side aspect with radiator under, ceiling coving, range of built-in book shelving, panelled door.  BEDROOM 1 17' 0 x 16' 1 (5.18m x 4.9m) Double glazed window to side aspect, built-in double doored wardrobe with hanging space and shelving, double glazed windows to rear aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, further range of built-in wardrobes, panelled door, ceiling rose and coving, picture rail, door to:  EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with Mira shower and sliding panelled door, close coupled w.c., tiled to half wall level, vanity unit with drawers and cupboards under and twin sink unit with mixer taps, mirror, chrome heated towel rail, double glazed frosted window to rear aspect, vinyl flooring.   TOP FLOOR Balustrade staircase from main landing rising to the second floor, exposed beams to ceiling restricting headroom with slight eaves to one side, eaves storage cupboard, radiator, doors to primary rooms.  GYM / BEDROOM 8 10' 10 x 7' 5 (3.3m x 2.26m) Windows to front aspect, with far reaching views towards Portsdown Hill in the distance with radiator under, glazed panel providing borrowed light to stairwell, built-in double sliding doored wardrobe, access into storage eaves, slight eaves to ceiling restricting headroom, exposed wooden beams.  BEDROOM 5 12' 9 x 10' 5 (3.89m x 3.18m) Double glazed window to side aspect with views along Dysart Avenue and towards Portsdown Hill in the distance, slight eaves to front and side ceilings with exposed beams, radiator, skylight window with light well providing natural borrowed light to first floor landing.  SHOWER ROOM Shower cubicle with drench style hood, separate shower attachment and sliding panelled door, low level w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and shelving to one side with cupboards under, chrome heated towel rail, slight eaves to side ceiling, access to loft space, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, exposed beam, panelled door.  BEDROOM 6 14' 4 x 12' 9 maximum (4.37m x 3.89m) Exposed brick wall to rear aspect with double glazed windows overlooking rear garden, radiator, eaves to ceiling restricting headroom, exposed wooden beams, exposed brick surround fireplace with cast iron inlay, panelled door.  BEDROOM 7 10' 4 x 10' 0 (3.15m x 3.05m) Double glazed window to side aspect with far reaching views towards Portsdown Hill in the distance, eaves to front and rear aspects with exposed beams, twin built-in access storage cupboards, exposed brick fireplace to one wall with arched inlay and shelving to one side, radiator.  OUTSIDE To the front is a deep forecourt with brick retaining wall, coping stones and soldier railings over, shingled area and quarry tiled pathway leading to main front door. To the left-hand side of the property is an arched gateway leading to wide paved area with brick retaining wall with, shrubs and bushes on either side leading to rear garden. Central lawned area with raised brick flower borders with brick pillars and fence panelling, steps leading up to conservatory, crazy paved patio area, side pedestrian access with further patio, to the right-hand side of the property is a shared driveway leading to garage.   WORKSHOP 14' 4 x 6' 0 (4.37m x 1.83m) Double glazed windows to front and side aspect with double glazed door leading to garden, work bench, square opening leading to:  GARAGE 18' 1 x 8' 4 (5.51m x 2.54m) Angled to one wall, slopping roof with twin wooden doors to front aspect.

The property is located close to Walton on the Hill village which provides a range of local shops, including a Co-op supermarket, post office, butchers, pharmacy, cycle shop and a selection of cafes and restaurants. Tadworth village and railway station are within a short drive and are also walk-able. The wide open spaces of nearby Walton Heath are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a championship golf course with one of England's most exclusive golf clubs.Locally there is a good choice of state and independent schools including Chinthurst, Aberdour and Walton on the Hill primary.

Exciting opportunity to acquire this six bedroomed HMO licensed property. Located in ever popular Pitshanger, this is an area well known for its community spirit, with the open expanses of Pitshanger park and of course the wide range of amenities on Pitshanger lane. The property itself is double fronted and extends over three floors with the addition of free on street parking. In addition, there is a 21’ reception, two bathrooms and a generous garden. An ideal opportunity for a discerning buyer to stamp their own mark.

*** OPEN HOUSE 15TH JANUARY *** A superb six bedroom double fronted home in the sought after area of Little Chelsea, Barnes. This wonderful home is arranged over three floors and boasts just under 3500sq ft of internal living space. The ground floor comprises a spacious entrance hall which is centred between two separate reception rooms, one to the front of the property and the other set next to a fabulous courtyard garden which leads onto a dining room as well as a stylish fully integrated kitchen. Acting as a focal point of the property, the courtyard provides a real feeling of Mediterranean living and offers fruiting fig trees along with views of the sky. The first floor hosts the principal bedroom which benefits from a dressing room and en-suite bathroom with separate shower, two double bedrooms and a tiled bathroom suite. The second floor provides three further double bedrooms and another family shower room. Westfields Avenue is set in the heart of Little Chelsea and just moments from the River Thames. There are a range of local amenities within Little Chelsea itself including bars, restaurants and retail outlets with nearby Barnes Village providing additional options. Transport links including Barnes Bridge Station which provides a frequent service London Waterloo as well as a selection of bus routes on offer. There are a number of highly sought after schools in the area including St Paul’s, The Harrodian and the Swedish School. Additionally both Barnes Primary School and East Sheen Primary School (Ofsted:Outstanding) provide options for younger pupils.

A delightful four-bedroom end of terrace house with approved planning permission to extend to the rear, creating a new floor on the existing structure and enlarging the current living space to circa 2,500 square feet. Currently spanning over three floors with well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms, off street parking and an abundance of natural light throughout with a south-west facing aspect and private garden. Belsize Road is ideally located in South Hampstead and is within proximity to an array of amenities and excellent transport links. Standout Features • Four bedrooms, two bathrooms with separate WC • Driveway for two cars • Two reception rooms with private balcony on the first floor • High ceilings throughout • South-west facing garden • Potential to extend with approved planning permission • Excellent transport links • Chain free The Tour A long-paved driveway provides entrance into the ground floor which spans over 600 square feet. As you enter through the front door you arrive on the enclosed porch which gives access to the must have WC on the ground floor. To the left of the porch exit you will find the ground floor reception room, which is currently being used as a home office. With hardwood floors and built-in storage, this reception room spans 17ft in length. From the porch you head into the large open plan kitchen/diner which spans over 25ft in length and 18ft in width. The kitchen boasts a plethora of storage, features built-in appliances, a large dining table to enjoy family meals and is flooded by natural light through the glass sliding doors which lead into the private garden. The first floor consists of a large double bedroom with built-in storage and en-suite, equipped with a double sink vanity unit, shower, and a bidet. To the rear of the first floor, you will find the spacious reception room, over 18ft in width, boasting hardwood floors, high ceilings and, accessed through glass sliding doors, a private balcony overlooking the secluded garden providing a haven of tranquillity. The second floor consists of three bedrooms, two of which are double, and a family bathroom servicing the entire floor. The bright, south-west facing garden features a private patio area equipped with two outdoor storage units befitting of any modern-day home, and a large lawn area surrounded by lush greenery providing a sense of seclusion. The Area Belsize Road is a flagship road in the heart of South Hampstead, ideally located within easy reach to St John’s Wood, West Hampstead, and Belsize Park. A bus ride away, residents can enjoy Portobello Road Market, Camden Town, the famous Abbey Road Studios whilst Regents Park, Primrose Hilll, Euston and Marble Arch are all with 15 minutes reach. There are also great transport links within walking distance with both South Hampstead overground and Kilburn High Road stations a five-minute walk away and Kilburn Park Tube and Swiss Cottage within a short stroll. VIEWINGS - By appointment only with Fine & Country – West Hampstead. Please enquire and quote RBA.

Park Cottage is a beautifully presented and highly individual four bedroom detached family home, located in the exceedingly popular and sought after coastal village of Lee. The house was originally constructed in 1840 and occupies an incredible private, elevated position which enjoys pleasant views over the mature 3/4 of an acre garden. The property offers extremely well balanced living accommodation over two floors that is superbly laid out for family living and entertaining. This stunning property is quite simply in immaculate order throughout with a design that has been focused on practicality, longevity and also benefits from a huge amount of natural light throughout which not only makes the property shine but adds to the welcoming and homely feel. The ground floor comprises of a spacious kitchen with a comprehensive range base level units, matching drawers and space for a dining table and chairs. There is a useful pantry that leads off from the kitchen. Moving through the property to the inner hallway, there is a useful storage cupboard, stairway leading to the first floor and has all doors leading off to the principle rooms. The living room is a very impressive and light filled room with a feature bay window with a glazed door to the garden. There is also an attractive fireplace with exposed stonework and flagstone hearth with wood burning stove. There is also a Victorian former fireplace with hearth at the other end of the room. The dining room is a further large reception room with ample space for a large dining table and chairs. The room also features a Victorian fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and access out to the garden. The study is a good size and features made to measure fitted cupboards and shelving. This room could also be utilized a further bedroom, which would be ideal for a dependant relative. The ground floor is completed with a separate cloakroom and utility room. Moving up through the property onto the first floor landing, there are two Velux skylights and a galleried ceiling. The main bedroom is very impressive double bedroom with a double aspect and features a range of built in wardrobes. The en-suite to the main bedroom is a modern four piece suite comprising of a white roll top claw footed bath, white low level WC, dresser unit with inset vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap, and a walk in shower with tiled flooring. The walk in wardrobe has a range of custom fitted shelving/hanging space and pull out drawers. Bedroom 2 is a good size double room with a feature former Victorian fireplace and built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 is a further double room also with built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 also provides access up to the loft space. The guest suite bedroom is light and airy and features a feature former Victorian fireplace, airing cupboard with fitted lagged cylinder and shelving, large walk in wardrobe and a modern three piece shower room en-suite. The family bathroom features a white roll top claw bath tub, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail, fully tiled walk in shower and underfloor heating. The outside of this wonderful property is real stand out feature. The property is approached by double pedestrian gates via a gravelled pathway to a sunny aspect patio and terrace. The views that stretch over the mature gardens are simply sunning. The large, landscaped gardens and grounds are an absolute delight and are a haven for birds of all descriptions. There are two main areas of garden that sit just below the property to the front which predominately laid to lawn and are surrounded by a large variety of mature shrubs, attractive flowers and verdant vegetation. These lawned areas are very private and could be used for aesthetic and recreational purposes. There is also a useful lean-to, shed and greenhouse neatly tucked away within the grounds. To the side of the property there is a log store and a three tiered decking area with a covered hot tub. Behind the hot tub, further steps take you up to a gym, which could also be utilized as a home office or work shop. The views at the top of these steps are incredible! From the road there are double opening timber gates that provide access on to a private driveway that has ample space to park multiple cars. There is also a detached double garage with boarded roof storage and solar panels. Opposite the property on the other side of the road, timber double gates lead in to an additional hard standing area with ample parking for several vehicles. The current owners park their campervan in this space and have installed an outdoor power supply which would be suitable to charge electric vehicles. Beyond the hand standing, there is a large separate paddock area of approximately 1 1/4 acres which has a small gently flowing stream which runs along the Southern boundary. Lee is a charming, small coastal village which lies immediately west of the town of Ilfracombe. There is local public house serving food, village hall and church as well as the rocky cove bay and beach and Lee has a very active community with various clubs and associations. Ilfracombe is located just 2 miles away and has a variety of shops and supermarkets including Tesco, Co-Op and Lidl as well as schools for all ages, a theatre, swimming pool, a variety of good quality restaurants, small hospital and health centre as well as the picturesque harbour and quay which is home to Damien Hirst's 'Verity' statue. Barnstaple, which is North Devon's main trading centre, is approximately 14 miles away and has many of the big name shops, a rail link and direct access onto the A361 North Devon link road which joins the M5 at junction 27. The property currently makes for a comfortable home for the growing family but would also suit those seeking a sizeable property to relocate or as a sound holiday investment. This truly exceptional home warrants an early internal inspection to avoid disappointment. Ground Floor Kitchen Living Room 31'8 x 23'9 (9.65m x 7.24m). Dining Room 24'11 x 18'8 (7.6m x 5.7m). Study 16'5 x 12'4 (5m x 3.76m). Utility Room 12' x 5'5 (3.66m x 1.65m). Cloakroom 6' x 4'4 (1.83m x 1.32m). Inner Hallway First Floor Main Bedroom 21'6 x 18'5 (6.55m x 5.61m). En-Suite 16'2 x 9'2 (4.93m x 2.8m). Walk In Wardrobe 12' x 5'5 (3.66m x 1.65m). Bedroom 2 19'7 x 16'4 (5.97m x 4.98m). Bedroom 3 19'7 x 18'3 (5.97m x 5.56m). Guest Suite Bedroom 20'3 x 16'8 (6.17m x 5.08m). En-Suite 13'8 x 8'9 (4.17m x 2.67m). Bathroom 19'10 x 13'2 (6.05m x 4.01m). Garage

This London home is a unique masterpiece, blending an eclectic mix of architectural styles from Arts and Craft to Bauhaus, abstract expressionism, and 70's pop kitsch. Inside, the contemporary, open-plan living space exudes a comfortable country-house feel, accentuated by the rustic charm of reclaimed unvarnished timber flooring. The result is a warm and inviting space, perfect for entertaining guests or simply relaxing in style. Despite its vintage appearance, this property is a true 21st-century marvel built in 1927, yet flawlessly incorporating modern-day amenities and conveniences. From the state-of-the-art appliances to the sleek finishes and high-end materials, no detail has been overlooked in the creation of this exceptional home. In short, this family home seamlessly blends past and present to create a truly unique and unforgettable living experience. Key Features • Semi-detached 1930s family home spanning over 2200 square feet • Four sizeable bedrooms, two large bathrooms and separate WC • Superb front reception room with high ceilings throughout • Separate utility room • Generous off-street parking • Impressive and eclectic south-facing garden spanning over 60 feet • Planning permission to build a loft conversion • Designed by italian architect Mark Zudini allowing for a further 50sqm of living space • Excellent Location The Tour As you approach the property, the sunny yellow facade creates an immediate and impressive visual impact. The semi-open stone paved driveway, with space for up to two cars, adds to the grandeur of the entrance. The birch and conifers are a welcoming sight, leading you towards the unique and funky timber front door designed by Kloeber UK. Upon entering the property, you are met with an expansive hallway featuring neutral tones and marble chess board tiles underfoot. The refurbished vertical orange radiator is a bold focal point, adding character and charm to the space. To the left of the hallway sits the large reception room, boasting high ceilings and antique Yara timber flooring with a texture and finish that can only be found in a wooden floor of this provenance. The large bay windows allow plenty of natural light and create a spacious and airy feel. The multi-directional light adds to the all-white colour scheme, resulting in a warm, intimate, and inviting atmosphere. The study room, situated at the rear of the property and overlooking the tranquil garden, is truly spectacular. Decorative elements such as geometric patterns, the different textures and stylized plant and animal motifs preserve the distinctive Art-Deco style, while the fireplace creates a focal point, elevating the room to one full of ambience, perfect for intimate gatherings. The floor to ceiling triple glass doors and windows by Kloeber UK transforms this south-facing space into a sun trap on any bright day, inviting the outside and nature in. The separate kitchen, adjacent to the study room, overlooks and has access to the beautiful garden. The industrial metal kitchen units with integrated Smeg gas cooker and Samsung fridge add to the simplicity of the design, mixing old and new elements and creating a stripped-back atmosphere where cooking, socialising, and eating feel effortless and relaxed. The simple features create a space that feels open and easy to navigate. This is beautifully paired with a bespoke 70s Style Italian Tutti Frutti design quartz island and breakfast bar bringing a contemporary yet joyful and vibrant element to the space. Underfoot it enjoys handcrafted Columbian Pine parquet flooring by Heritage Reclamation Hemel Hempstead providing a natural beauty, appealing warmth, durability, and a look that won't be overtaken by the tides of interiors fashion. Befitting of any modern home, the ground floor further accommodates a guest WC and a separate utility room with convenient outdoor access. The first floor adapts over 980 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and two bathrooms servicing the floor. With 100% organic wool carpet by Premiere Carpets underfoot, the bedrooms enjoy an abundance of natural light and plenty of storage throughout. The bathrooms feature refurbished vertical radiators, Burlington sinks, tops and toilets and handcrafted Moroccan Tiles by Habibi Interiors. The tiles help create a unique space which expresses the timeless beauty of authentic Moroccan style adding warmth, colour and texture ultimately creating a truly beautiful unique finish. The property also benefits from a fully Kingspan insulated attic making it efficient at preventing heat loss and further provides additional and plentiful eaves storage ideal for storing your belongings. The secluded south-facing garden is a green and glorious eco-friendly oasis characterized by an eclectic design featuring mature apple, pear and plum trees, red grape and wine trellis, a lawn, vegetable patches, and a 2-meter pond with koi fish. It serves as the perfect structure for semi-sustainable living and a relaxing space to sit on a sunny afternoon, adding to this urban property's charm and appeal. The Area Chambers Lane is a highly desirable location, nestled just off the prestigious Dobree Estate and within easy reach of the verdant Brondesbury Park. Offering an array of amenities, the vibrant hubs of Kensal Rise and Willesden Green are just a stone's throw away, ensuring that residents can easily access an abundance of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. In addition to its prime location, Chambers Lane is also perfectly situated for families with children, with an excellent selection of state and private schools within a short walk, including those located in the nearby Queen's Park and Tiverton Green areas. Chambers Lane boasts excellent transport links, ensuring that residents can quickly and easily reach all parts of the city and beyond. With the Willesden Green Underground station (Jubilee line), Willesden Overground, and numerous bus services at Sidmouth Parade, getting around has never been easier. Whether you're headed to the West End for a night out, commuting to work or running errands, Chambers Lane provides unparalleled accessibility and convenience. VIEWINGS - By appointment only with Fine & Country – West Hampstead. Please quote RBA when enquiring.

An incredible opportunity to acquire this detached residence, nestled on the banks of the River Thames. The property offers substantial scope to extend (STPP) and is currently arranged over two floors with the ground floor offering a large reception room, fitted kitchen and a separate dining room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room as well as a family bathroom. The property has a superb tiered rear garden stretching over 200ft which boasts an outbuilding, summer house and river house with decking area and mooring. Additionally there is off street parking for multiple vehicles. Strawberry Vale is located moments from a range of local amenities in Strawberry Hill Village as those of both Teddington and Twickenham. Transport links include Strawberry Hill Station and Twickenham Station offering access into London Waterloo. A number of both state and private schools including Newland House, St Catherine’s, Radnor House, Waldegrave Girls and the outstanding local state primaries.

** Please reference HFA when calling for further information** This stunning flint-built property on Smugglers Lane is thought to have originated in the 16th century. Spanning more than 3,500 sqft of living space and occupying 1.3 acres of land, it offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Moreover, the property has received planning permission for the conversion of an agricultural barn into a garage with a one-bedroom annex above, offering flexible living space for guests or potential use as an Airbnb. This picturesque country lane, winds through beautiful countryside, past fields, and woodland, and is steeped in history. The name Smugglers Lane comes from its history as a route used by smugglers to transport contraband goods such as tobacco and alcohol from the coast to the interior of the country. Today, the lane is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists, with many footpaths and trails to explore in the surrounding area. This beautiful property, complete with five generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom, located separately from the other bedrooms, offers privacy and ample space, featuring a beautiful spa bath with lighting and a walk-in shower with body jets, as well as a walk-in wardrobe. Up another small staircase, you'll find the remaining four bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the guest bedroom boasting an en-suite with luxurious limestone flooring. As you ascend further up the stairs, you'll discover the large attic room, fully boarded and walled, with two Velux windows overlooking the beautiful grounds beyond. With the potential to become a playroom, home office, or even a cinema room, this space offers endless possibilities for your family's enjoyment. The ground floor is equally impressive, featuring a seamless flow from the entrance hall to the elegant dining/family room with high ceilings - perfect for both everyday living and formal entertaining. The adjacent kitchen/breakfast room boasts a bespoke Searle & Taylor kitchen with integrated appliances, a fitted dresser unit, and space for a table and chairs. This historic home is truly exquisite, boasting a perfect blend of modern convenience and traditional charm. The secluded private gardens and paddock above provide a tranquil space for outdoor entertainment, with a granite patio and rose arbour, and the paddock offering children hours of fun or the opportunity for natural gardening, with stunning views over the open countryside beyond. The property is conveniently located just a short drive away from the picturesque market town of Alresford, known for its quaint streets and charming historic buildings, traditional shops, and delightful cafes and restaurants. The surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous footpaths and trails to explore. The stunning South Downs National Park is also nearby, featuring rolling hills, dense woodlands, and idyllic villages waiting to be discovered. In addition to its scenic setting, the property also offers easy access to transportation links, with Winchester only a 13-minute drive away and a fast train connection to London in under an hour. Commuters can also take advantage of the convenient proximity to the A31 and M3. This stunning property, with its rich history, charming character, and modern amenities, truly offers the best of both worlds. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a place to entertain family and friends, The Old Farmhouse has everything you need and more.

A remarkable and characterful private residence with superb ancillary accommodation in the form of the Windmill, numerous outbuildings and a mixture of gardens, grounds, pasture and woodland, approx 23.39 acres in total. Edlesborough Mill also boasts a Millpond, 3 further ponds and approx 0.75 miles of the River Ouzel. Constructed of mellow red brick under a pitched pitched clay tile roof Edlesborough Mill was built in the early 19th century and was last known to have been sold by auction in 1917. Originally a working mill using water from the River Ouzel the mill has been successfully converted to create a handsome private home. Internally the house combines light and spacious reception rooms with comfortable bedroom accommodation on the first and second floors. Of particular note is the exceptional first floor drawing room (37ft x 31ft) where the original working components of the mill have been retained and offering outstanding views over the mill ponds, River Ouzel and the Chiltern Hills beyond. The Windmill Standing to the west of the watermill is the Old Windmill, now beautifully converted to provide unusual secondary accommodation over five floors. The windmill has two bedrooms, the second situated at the top of the building with exceptional far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Gardens and Grounds Well maintained lawns flank the two principal ponds at Edlesborough Mill which are edged with graceful weeping willows and an avenue of pollarded poplars. In all there are four ponds comprising about 2.4 acres which attract an abundance of wildlife. The ponds are fed by the River Ouzel of which about 0.75 miles runs through the grounds. To the south of the mill house is open pastureland studded with a selection of mature specimen trees and productive fruit trees; ideal for the equestrian enthusiast. Location The property falls within the Aylesbury Grammar Schools catchment and there is a wide choice of independent schools in the district including Beechwood Park, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Berkhamsted Schools for boys and girls. Communications are excellent with fast and frequent trains leaving Berkhamsted reaching London Euston in 34 minutes or from Leighton Buzzard reaching London Euston in 35 minutes. The M1 junction 9 is 7 miles away and Luton Airport is 9 miles distant. General Remarks and Stipulations Tenure: The property is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession on completion. Services: Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating and private drainage. Broadband connection. Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council EPC: Edlesborough Mill: E The Windmill: E Council Tax: Mill House Band H £4,195.54 2022/3 Windmill Band D £2,097.82 2022/3 Easements, wayleaves and Rights of way: The Property is offered for sale subject to any public or private rights of way and all easements and wayleaves referred to in these particulars or not. Directions From Berkhamsted take the B4056 north to Dagnall. At the roundabout in Dagnall. At the roundabout in Dagnall. At the roundabout in Dagnall turn left onto the B440 signposted to Leighton Buzzard. Proceed over the xxx roundabouts onto the B440 and take the first turning right towards Edlesborough after 0.4 miles. Follow this lane and take the first turning right heading out of the village. The entrance will be found after about 0.5 miles on the right.

Fully refurbished throughout and beautifully presented five bedroom town house. Situated in a gated development within the highly sought after Historic Napsbury Park Development, which benefits from parks, tennis courts, five-a-side pitch, pavilion and listed grounds. The spacious entrance hall leads through to the open plan kitchen/dining room with patio doors leading to the lovely southern facing rear garden. This stunning room is highly flexible and provides the perfect space for modern family life or entertaining alike with the addition of a useful family room adjoining. A utility room, cloakroom and integral garage storage complete the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor the feeling of light and space continues with an impressive landing which leads to the elegant living room which offers dual Juliette balconies and spans the length of the property. The principal bedroom suite is situated on this floor and has a stunning en-suite shower room and dressing room. To the second floor are three double bedrooms serviced by the stylish family bathroom and a further bedroom located on the second floor. Outside to the front of the property is a double width driveway which leads to the integral garage/storage. To the rear, the garden has been beautifully landscaped with separate decking areas, woodchip play zone and a good-sized synthetic lawn.

An attractive Grade II listed barn with many period features, tastefully converted into an architect designed spacious family home with scope to enhance further. Attached Long Barn with long established use as a car showroom and planning approval for an additional residential dwelling. Double garage with office above and well maintained, mature gardens plus four more parking spaces.GROUND FLOORSPACIOUS ENTRANCE HALL: oak flooring, bespoke cupboard under the stairs. CLOAK/UTILTY ROOM: W.C., bidet, glass hand basin. Utility cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine and hot water cylinder, extractor fan, oak flooring and double glazed high window RECEPTION ROOM: Painted oak flooring, Fireplace with oak beam, log burning stove and copper plate surround. Double glazed window and French doors to patio and garden. Double doors to the dining room.DINING ROOM: high level double glazed windows, modern parquet flooring KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: stone flagged flooring. Fitted with a range of base and wall units, granite worktops, range style cooker and stainless steel extractor hood. Dishwasher, wine cooler and built in fridge/freezer. Sink unit, part tiled walls. Doors to garden, snug/TV room and Long Barn. SNUG/TV ROOM: oak flooring, high level double glazed windows.FIRST FLOORLANDING/STUDY AREA: vaulted timbered ceiling, wall light points, oak flooring. BEDROOM 1: vaulted and timbered ceiling, feature brick chimney breast, walk-in wardrobe cupboard and lots of eaves storage. EN-SUITE BATHROOM: enclosed bath, shower cubicle, WC and stainless steel hand basin. Skylight window and chrome ladder style towel rail. BEDROOM 2: eaves storage and steps to a mezzanine floor being the sleeping area. BEDROOM 3: vaulted and timbered ceiling and wardrobe cupboard. Double aspect double glazed windows EN-SUITE BATHROOM: enclosed bath with a separate shower over, W.C. and hand basin. Extractor fan.BEDROOM 4: wardrobe cupboard and steps up to a mezzanine floor being the sleeping area. FAMILY BATHROOM: enclosed bath with a separate shower over, W.C. and hand basin. Part tiled walls and ladder style towel rail. Extractor fanGas central heating from radiators.ADJOINING LONG BARN/CAR SHOWROOM: 13m x 6m, vaulted timber ceiling, stone flagged flooring, power supply, bifold glazed doors to the front. ADJOINING GARAGE: 6.4m x 6.3m with WC, steps leading up to office above. Two separate parking spaces, power supply and lighting. Double doors to the front.MATURE GARDEN WITH LAWNS: separate patio areas with enclosed timber fencing, pergola, flowering trees and shrubs. Post and rail fencing and mature privacy hedging. DETACHED SUMMERHOUSE: currently arranged as a bedroom, kitchen/reception room, shower room and underfloor heating.PLANNINGA planning application has been approved by Bromley Council for the conversion of the adjoining barn into a separate residential dwelling, under ref: DC/21/02323/FULL1. Currently the barn has an established use as a car showroom. LOCATION The property is located to the north of Biggin Hill which provides day to day amenities with a variety of shops and a Waitrose supermarket. For more comprehensive shopping, Bromley, Bluewater and Sevenoaks are all easily accessible. Central London is only 15 miles from the property. Train stations can be located at Bromley South (5.3 miles) and Hayes (3.5 miles). The nearest tram stop is 3.5 miles (King Henry’s drive). For motorists, there is easy access to a number of major road routes, including Junction 4 of M25 which is about 4 miles away. For private air travel, Biggin Hill airport is nearby.VIDEO:https://nichecom.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/2022/11/09/636b61c1e4aac-916147.mp4(copy and paste link into your address bar)

An exquisite 5/6 bedroom double fronted detached period property, beautifully presented and meticulously maintained in a highly sought after road in West Putney. Built at the turn of the century the property oozes period charm with features that include ornate cornice, coving, fire places and wall friezes as well as a first floor stunning internal stained glass window and original 'sewing room' which is currently used as a music room / occasional room/ office. The large Chalon kitchen / breakfast room benefits from a Marston & Langinger conservatory, French oak flooring, Aga and underfloor heating. The reception rooms which lead off from the large impressive main hall are spacious, elegant and inviting. The house has the ambience of a country house. The first floor master bedroom suite with dressing room and luxury bathroom is quite simply delightful. On the top floor there is potential to create more space subject to planning. In the basement there is a wine cellar, sports equipment room and studio/ workshop. Outside the double garage with a high pitched roof and wood clad could be further developed (subject to planning). There is off road parking for 4 cars. The wider than average garden is quite spectacular with an abundance of shrubs, herb garden, box hedging and trees including silver birches, an olive tree and a stunning magnolia as well as extensive mood lighting. West Putney is ideally situated for commuting to central London with close proximity to Barnes Mainline / Putney Mainline (London Waterloo) East Putney District Line ( District) and the A3 to Heathrow / Gatwick airports. Leisure facilities include the vast open space of Richmond Park with horse riding , golf, Rosslyn Park rugby, and the Roehampton Club. Excellent schools are located in the area which include The Falcons, Our Lady of Victories, Hurlingham, The Merlin, Putney High and Ibstock Place. Putney benefits from first class restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques on the high street and on the embankment synonymously famous for boating and rowing. OPEN HOUSE 10th June Please call the office for further details and to book an appointment Original Edwardian glass panelled front door to porch: Ornate mosaic floor. Dado rail. Radiator. Edwardian double stripped pine doors with brass tread to entrance hall. Stripped floor boards. Feature radiator. Stairs to first floor Feature fire place with tiled inset and cast-iron grate. Ornate architrave over all doors. Cloakroom: Original tiled floor and half tiled walls. Stained glass windows to front elevation. High level WC. Double radiator. Original sink with brass taps. Dining room: feature radiator. Stripped herringbone wood floor. Ornate cornice freezes. Coving. Window to front elevation. Two lead lights with ornate detail to side elevation. Coving cornice to ceiling. Old servant's whistle. Feature fireplace with cast iron grate. Kitchen/conservatory: Chalon kitchen. French oak flooring and terracotta tiles with underfloor heating. Range of base and wall units with slate worktops. Two sinks. Recessed lights. Dimmer switch. Storage unit. Marston and Langinger conservatory. Edwardian door to front garden. Double radiator. AGA. Edwardian French doors onto garden. Stairs to basement level. Utility room. Martin Moore range of base and wall units with under unit lighting. Original butler sink. Door to garden. Cupboard housing IDEAL gas boiler service domestic hot water and gas central heating. Reception: Windows to front elevation with opening casements. 2x double radiator. Leaded light feature window to side elevation. Ornate cornice and coving. Feature fireplace with cast iron grate. Double Edwardian doors to conservatory with original brass tread. Conservatory/office: 2x feature radiators. Marston and Langinger conservatory. Track lighting. Ceiling fan. Ornate tile flooring. Drawing room: feature fireplace with cast iron grate. Coving to ceiling. Recessed lights. Herringbone wood floor. 2x double radiators. Double doors onto garden. Windows with opening casements. 4x wall lights. Basement: Wall radiator. Sport equipment room. Wall light. Workshop. Sink. Wood bench. Basement Hall: Radiator. Gas meters. Terracotta flooring. Wine store with terracotta flooring Freezer room with old coal shute and terracotta flooring. First Floor: Half landing: Stained glass window to front elevation. Radiator Landing: Stained glass window. Large linen cupboard housing water tanks. Designer linen cupboards with draws. Store cupboard with shelving. Sewing room/music room: Stripped wood floors. 2x double radiator. Recessed lights. 12 windows with opening casements onto garden. Windows to side elevation with opening casements. Ornate ceiling. Master bedroom: Feature fireplace with tiled insets and gas coal effect fire. Windows with opening casements to front elevation. Double radiator. Dimmer switch. En-suite: Carrara marble floor. His and hers sinks with Carrara marble worktops. Carrara panelled whirlpool bath with shower over. Recessed lights. Low level WC. Dressing room. Window with opening casement. Recessed lights. Bedroom: Feature fireplace with gas effect coal fire. Feature radiator. Recessed lights. Coving. Window with opening casements to rear elevation. Family bathroom: La Chapelle sink. Heated towel rail. Lefroy Brooks low level WC. Original Edwardian enamelled bath with shower attachments. Recessed lights. Bedroom: Window with opening casements to front elevation. Window with opening casements to side elevation. Feature fireplace with gas fire. 2x double radiators. Stripped wood flooring. Top Floor Landing: Casement window. Stripped wood flooring. Double wardrobes. Access to large loft with potential for development subject to planning. Dado rail. Radiator. Bedroom: Wood flooring. Two storage cupboards. Wardrobes. Double radiator. Door to en-suite: Range of loft storage. Recessed lights. Windows with opening casements. Two sinks. Panel bath with mixer taps. Feature radiator. Bedroom: Window with opening casements. Radiator. Wardrobe. Garden: York stone patio. Laid to lawn. Magnolia, wisteria and silver birch. Olive tree. Herb garden. Box hedging. Garage: Pitched roof and skylights. Wood clad. Power light and water. Front: Wrought iron gates. Carriage driveway. Parking for four cars.