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This property is in pristine decorative order, reflecting a high standard of craftsmanship and attention to detail. Notable features include underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, ensuring a warm and comfortable living environment. The expansive ground floor accommodates a spacious through lounge and dining room, a welcoming family room, and a fully fitted kitchen breakfast room. A guest cloakroom, utility room, and study further enhance the functionality of the home.Each of the five generously sized bedrooms is equipped with air conditioning units, providing personalised comfort. Three of these bedrooms feature luxurious en suite bathrooms, with an additional two bathrooms serving the remaining bedrooms. For fitness and leisure, the property boasts a private gym complete with a fully fitted sauna and a dedicated cinema room for the ultimate entertainment experience.One of the home’s most striking architectural elements is its spiralling oak staircase, illuminated by a skylight that infuses every floor with abundant natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere throughout.Externally, the property includes a detached, self-contained annex with a kitchen and bathroom, offering potential for further development subject to planning into a reception room and bedroom, perfect for guests or independent living. The residence also benefits from a detached double garage with an electric roller door, accessed via a private driveway that offers off-street parking for two cars. Additional gated parking at the front provides ample space for several more vehicles.The property is secured with a sophisticated entryphone system, adding to the peace of mind and safety of the residents. Offered with no upper chain, this home represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of luxury in one of Stanmore’s most sought-after locations.For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Fine & Country.

We bought this property some 30 years ago because the location is simply amazing. It is very quiet, secluded and private and, looking out over the fields and the spinney, makes you feel you are deep in the countryside. However you are just a few minutes’ walk from a supermarket and a number of excellent primary, secondary and grammar schools, while Broadstairs town centre and the seafront is only about a mile away. It is also not far to Margate and the Westwood Cross shopping centre with its high street stores, restaurants, cinema complex and casino.The property was originally part of the Dane Court Manor estate and was in a somewhat parlous state when we arrived and, as there was no road access to the property, we had to force our way through the undergrowth to reach the bungalow. However it has been a real ‘labour of love’ creating our charming home, garden and the spinney. We also constructed the garage that could easily be converted into a separate annexe, subject to the appropriate permissions, and we installed the road, the automatic gate and surrounding fencing to provide added security and have extended and updated the property over the years, as well as adding solar panels and batteries. Much as we love it here, we feel it is now time to downsize and pass the baton on to new owners who we hope will get as much pleasure out of the property as we have.The Victorian seaside town of Broadstairs includes a variety of individual shops, bars and excellent restaurants as well as a cinema and theatre and annual events such as Folk Week, the Dickens Festival and the Food Fair as well as a mainline station with fast trains to London taking less than an hour and a half. While Margate offers the famous Main Sands, the Turner Gallery, Dreamland Amusement Park and the interesting Old Town with its quirky shops, galleries and eateries.There are also numerous sports clubs available including cricket, tennis, bowls, squash and the renowned North Foreland Golf Club. Historical Note:Dane Court Manor was built in the 18th century, although an earlier property did exist dating back to pre-medieval times, but the latest manor house was demolished in the early 1960s and replaced by Dane Court Gardens, with the nearby Grammar school being named after the Manor.  There is a large cropmark complex in the fields adjacent to the property that includes a number of ring ditch and pit features and believed to be the remains of a Roman villa with superimposed Anglo-Saxon structures or could have been a settlement site associated with the site of a Jutish cemetery in St Peters churchyard. Under the circumstances, with its archaeological importance, it is unlikely that the fields would ever be built on.

An exquisite country home set in beautiful gardens with superb views on the edge of a delightful Warwickshire village.Property Information Services Mains water and electricity. Calor gas tank, underground. Sewage treatment plant.Local Authority Stratford-on-Avon District Council.Mobile Phone Coverage - Mobile phone coverage checker - 4G and 5G mobile signal appears to be available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability - FTTP Ultrafast Broadband Speed appears to be available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider.Tenure: Freehold EPC: D Tax Band: GFor more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Nigel Plaskett at Fine & Country Stratford-upon-Avon.

A well proportioned home offering superb accommodation across two floors. On the ground floor there is alarge entrance hall which leads directly through to two large reception rooms. The vast triple aspect sitting room is flooded with natural light and measures approx 8m x 4m with a large feature fireplace and log burner providing a central focal point and character to the room. The second reception room is also extremely spacious with views of the rear garden. The kitchen, breakfast family room is very impressive and provides the perfect space for entertaining. Completing the ground floor accommodation, there is a cloakroom and a utility room. On the first floor, the principal bedroom has a dressing room and en-suite. There is another double bedroom with en-suite and three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside, the property is approached via a long gravel driveway which leads to the detached double garage and parking area. There is a well stocked front garden whilst the rear garden has a large terrace, ideal for entertaining in the warmer months. There is a area of lawn and mature hedges and trees to the boundaries.

Set along a prestigious tree-lined avenue just a two-minute walk from Camberley town centre, this remarkable four-bedroom detached home has been thoughtfully renovated and extended to create an exceptional contemporary residence designed for modern family living.Behind its attractive façade and generous gravel driveway, the home unfolds into a beautifully curated interior where light, volume and flow shape the atmosphere. Carefully chosen materials, expansive glazing and striking architectural features combine to create a home that feels both sophisticated and wonderfully welcoming.The Heart of the Home At the centre of the property lies a spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, a dramatic vaulted room that truly forms the heart of the home. The contemporary kitchen is beautifully designed around a substantial central island with integrated induction hob and sleek cabinetry, offering both style and practicality. This sociable space flows effortlessly into a relaxed lounge area beneath the vaulted ceiling, where large windows frame views of the garden while a contemporary wood-burning stove adds warmth and character during the cooler months. Expansive Crittall style doors and windows flood the space with natural light and create a seamless transition to the garden, where an impressive covered outdoor kitchen and entertaining area allows for al fresco dining and gatherings throughout the year.Spaces Designed for Entertaining The home has been designed with entertaining in mind. The formal dining room has been cleverly styled as a vibrant entertainment space, complete with bar area and retractable cinema screen, creating a sports bar-inspired environment perfect for hosting friends, celebrating big sporting moments or enjoying relaxed movie nights.Architectural Flow One of the home’s most striking design features is the use of internal Crittall-style doors and windows, which link the dining area to a beautifully appointed lounge reception room. These elegant architectural elements allow light to travel through the house while subtly defining each space. From the lounge, a set of double doors lead through to a dedicated study or home office, providing an ideal setting for remote working while remaining connected to the life of the home.Practical Living Beyond the kitchen lies a spacious utility room offering extensive storage, a dedicated laundry area and a separate downstairs WC. The utility room also provides convenient external access to a private gated courtyard at the front of the property, creating a practical secondary entrance for everyday family life. The ground floor also benefits from a generous guest bedroom suite with its own en-suite bathroom, offering ideal accommodation for guests or multi-generational living. Restful Bedrooms Upstairs, three further generously proportioned bedrooms each enjoy the luxury of their own en-suite bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy for every member of the household. The principal bedroom suite with a dedicated dressing area offers particularly generous proportions and a calm, restful atmosphere.Outdoor Living The rear garden provides a wonderful extension of the home’s living spaces. A broad terrace leads from the house and offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining, while the lawn creates ample space for children to play and for relaxed summer afternoons. The covered outdoor kitchen and barbecue pavilion adds another dimension to entertaining, allowing gatherings to continue long after the sun has set.Modern Comfort and Efficiency The property also benefits from a number of thoughtful modern features including solar panels, air conditioning, professionally installed wired and wireless internet connections throughout and an EV charging point, combining sustainability with everyday comfort.Local Area & LifestylePositioned on one of Camberley’s most desirable tree-lined residential roads, the property enjoys the rare balance of peaceful surroundings and exceptional convenience, with the vibrant town centre just a two-minute walk from the front door.Camberley has quietly evolved into one of Surrey’s most appealing lifestyle towns, where modern amenities, leisure destinations and surrounding countryside combine to create an environment perfectly suited to contemporary living.The pedestrianised High Street and The Square shopping centre form the heart of the town, offering a wide range of national retailers, boutique stores and everyday conveniences. A thriving café culture and growing selection of restaurants and bars provide everything from relaxed brunch venues to stylish evening dining.At the centre of Camberley’s social scene is The Atrium, a vibrant leisure destination featuring a state-of-the-art multi-screen cinema, bowling alley and restaurants, making it a popular hub for evenings out and relaxed weekend gatherings with friends and family.For larger retail needs, The Meadows retail park lies just a short drive away and offers the convenience of a Tesco Extra superstore and an extensive Marks & Spencer store, alongside a Next Superstore with generous parking, providing everything from weekly groceries to fashion and homeware.Beyond the town’s amenities, the surrounding area offers an abundance of lifestyle destinations. Just a short drive away lies Pennyhill Park, a renowned luxury country house hotel set within beautifully landscaped grounds. Its award-winning Pennyhill Park Spa, widely regarded as one of the finest in the country, offers an exceptional wellnessexperience with thermal pools, relaxation areas and acclaimed dining — perfect for indulgent afternoons or special celebrations.Green Spaces & Outdoor LivingCamberley is also ideally positioned for those who enjoy the outdoors, with an abundance of nearby green spaces and nature reserves.One of the area’s most cherished outdoor destinations is Lightwater Country Park, set within approximately 59 hectares (around 145 acres) of heathland, woodland, ponds and open meadows. The park offers scenic walking trails, nature routes and panoramic viewpoints, along with a café, playground, adventure golf and fishing lake, making it a favourite for family outings, dog walks and peaceful countryside escapes.Families are equally well served by The Look Out Discovery Centre in Bracknell, located within the beautiful Swinley Forest, which spans more than 1,000 hectares of woodland. The centre features over 90 interactive science exhibits, alongside an impressive outdoor ‘Go Ape’ adventure playground, forest walks and cycling trails — a much-loved destination for children and families throughout the year.Services, Utilities & Property InformationLocal Authority: Surrey Heath Tenure: Freehold EPC C Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick & Tiles Utilities: Water Supply, Sewerage – South East Water, Heating Gas – Octopus, Electricity Supply - Octopus Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP - Ultrafast Broadband Speed is available in the area. We advise that you check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 4 vehiclesPlease click on the property video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Robert Cable.

A rare heritage home where space, story, and setting come togetherTucked away on the edge of the Peak District, yet just a short walk from the vibrant spa town of Buxton, The Cottage of Content offers a lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find. It's a place where privacy, space, and history sit comfortably alongside everyday convenience. Set within approximately 2.5 acres of beautifully established grounds, the property feels wonderfully secluded while remaining superbly connected.Believed to date back to the early 17th century, the cottage carries centuries of history within its walls. The original 1600s frontage still stands, complemented by a 19th-century addition and a substantial two-storey extension completed in 2017. This most recent addition has transformed the way the home is lived in, introducing a stunning triple-aspect living space filled with natural light and uninterrupted views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. It's a space designed as much for everyday family life as it is for entertaining, and has easily accommodated large gatherings, creating a sense of openness and flow throughout the home.At the heart of the property is an expansive open-plan living, dining, and garden room, an inviting and versatile space equally suited to relaxed evenings or hosting on a larger scale. A striking cast iron burner set within a carved stone surround provides a beautiful focal point, while French doors and wide glazing create a seamless connection to the gardens beyond.The farmhouse kitchen remains full of character, retaining the charm of the original cottage with exposed beams, a traditional Aga, and an abundance of period detailing. A separate pantry, complete with original cold slabs and a stone mullion window, adds both practicality and a tangible link to the home's heritage.Additional ground floor spaces include a second reception room, boot room, utility, and a contemporary wet room, ensuring the home is as functional as it is full of character, and perfectly suited to modern family life.Upstairs, the principal suite offers a peaceful and elevated retreat. A generous dressing and sitting area leads into a beautifully proportioned bedroom with far-reaching views, complemented by a spacious en-suite. The dressing area also offers flexibility and could be reconfigured into a fifth bedroom if needed. Three further bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom provide ample space for family and guests.Outside, the grounds are truly one of the property's defining features. Mature trees, expansive lawns, and thoughtfully positioned seating areas create a setting that is both tranquil and highly versatile. The gardens have played host to everything from quiet family moments to large celebrations, with plenty of space for marquee events and outdoor entertaining. There is room for children to play, areas for vegetable growing, and countless spots to relax and unwind, highlighting the adaptability of the land. A detached stone annexe, currently used as a home office and gym, offers further flexibility and potential. The generous driveway provides parking for numerous vehicles, while a double garage, EV charging point, and solar panels add to the home's practicality and efficiency.The location is a standout feature. From the doorstep, scenic walks lead through woodland to landmarks such as Solomon's Temple, while a short walk in the opposite direction brings you into Buxton, with its shops, schools, medical facilities, train station, and the renowned Opera House. The proximity to local riding stables, just 300 metres down the road, adds another layer of lifestyle appeal. The town itself is further elevated by the annual Buxton International Opera and Music Festival, enhancing its cultural reputation and charm.The Cottage of Content is a home that reveals itself over time, rich in history, generous in space, and perfectly suited to both quiet living and memorable gatherings. It represents a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive property in one of Buxton's most desirable and well-connected locations.

Tucked away on a peaceful no-through road in the very heart of Chiswick, this charming family home enjoys an enviable position just moments from the vibrant High Road, renowned for its excellent selection of independent boutiques, cafés, bars and restaurants. Despite its central setting, the property offers a rare sense of tranquillity and seclusion.The house presents a wonderful opportunity for further enlargement, with scope to extend by approximately 1,000 sq ft, subject to the usual planning consents, allowing an incoming purchaser to create a truly exceptional home tailored to their requirements.Upon entering, the ground floor is elegantly arranged with two well-proportioned and distinct reception rooms to the front, offering versatile living and entertaining space. To the rear, a generously sized kitchen is thoughtfully designed with an excellent range of storage and ample worktop space, complemented by integrated appliances, including a substantial American-style fridge/freezer.French doors open seamlessly onto a delightful rear garden, beautifully stocked with mature planting and laid lawn, alongside a superb patio terrace perfectly suited to al fresco dining and entertaining. A convenient guest WC is discreetly positioned beneath the staircase.The first floor comprises three bedrooms. Two well-sized bedrooms are situated towards the rear and centre of the house, served by a family bathroom, while the principal bedroom occupies the front aspect and benefits from a beautifully appointed en suite shower room.

For the first time on the market in over 40 years, is the Harrow Country Estate. Comprising three primary properties, with accommodation nearing 12,000 SqFt plus outbuildings. Situated on a parkland setting, with beautiful, landscaped gardens in the centre of approx. 10 acres in the New Forest.The location The Harrow Country Estate is situated in the New Forest in a private but accessible location, surrounded by paddocks and woodland. The nearby village of Bransgore offers a range of local amenities, with plenty of New Forest Pubs and scenic forest walks close by. The location provides a brilliant balance between coastal and country, with Highcliffe and Avon beaches approximately five miles away. Christchurch town centre is just over three and a half miles distant, enriched with the history of Christchurch Priory and Castle Ruins and offering a myriad of local restaurants and bars. Hinton Admiral train station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport offers a range of European options.The setting Bordered by woodland, the Estate is accessed via two separate electric gates from either Harrow Road to the North, or Lyndhurst Road to the South. Harrow House and Harrow Cottage are primarily accessed via the Harrow Road side and Harrow Lodge from Lyndhurst Road. Upon entry to both, down a curving gravelled driveway, with shrubbed borders, and opening into a large area of parking with the residence situated centrally in the plot. The plot spans just approx. 10 acres, the majority is beautiful, landscaped gardens, with paddocks to the West. The entirety is bordered by woodland, shrubs, and trees, creating an utterly private and tranquil parkland setting. As the landscape slopes away to the West, you have some incredible far-reaching viewings right the way across to Bournemouth. The residence: comprising Harrow Lodge, Harrow House, and Harrow Cottage. The three houses are on separate titles, which could prove beneficial for multi-generational living or from a potential planning/commercial aspect.The primary residence, previously a hotel, has been converted into three adjoining properties with a total of 13 ensuite bedrooms. Harrow Lodge and Harrow House are large five-bedroom homes, and Harrow Cottage is a two bedroom. It would be straight-forward to alter the estate back into one residence, if required. Harrow Lodge Period features from ornate cornicing and coving, sash windows and high ceilings run throughout Harrow Lodge, establishing an opulent and classical styling. Entranced via front door into grand entrance hall with detailed tiled floor and winding staircase to first and second floor. The sitting room sits to the left, with a Westerly aspect, and features built in shelving and log burner A large formal dining room sits to the right, with feature fireplace. The inner hall, with intricately detailed tiling and ornate columns, provide access to the further primary ground floor accommodation. The kitchen is large and spacious with a range of eye and base level units, with worktop over, hardwood floors and space for plenty of appliances. A utility room and store are also accessed from the inner hall. A morning room, living room, with log burner, and orangery with Westerly aspect and external doors leading to the patio outside, complete the ground floor accommodation.The first floor is split level, to include three double bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms and two larger suites on the upper level, comprising large double bedrooms, dressing rooms and ensuite bathrooms.Harrow House Harrow House is modern in style, having been sympathetically refurbished recently to an exacting standard, to retain the characterful period features throughout. Entranced via front door into hallways with exquisitely detailed tiled floor and stairs to first floor. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of storage shelves and base level units with worktop over, and plenty of space for appliances to include a separate utility room. The sitting room has a log burner and access hatch to the cellar below. The cellar can also be accessed by an external door, with steps leading down from the garden. A formal dining room, study, orangery, and WC complete the ground floor accommodation in Harrow House. Both the sitting room and orangery have externals door leading to the outside patio.The first floor comprises two bedrooms, serviced by a family shower room and an incredible master suit with walk-in dressing room, ensuite bathroom and incredible far-reaching views. The second floor boasts two further bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and plenty of loft storage.Harrow Cottage Recently refurbished the ground floor of Harrow Cottage comprises bright and airy sitting room, orangery, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, and shower room. Both the sitting room and orangery have French doors to the outside patio. Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms with the master benefiting from an ensuite bathroom.Outbuildings The Harrow Country Estate has a multitude of garaging spanning in excess of 3000 SqFt, which could fit approximately sixteen cars. One set of garages/workshop is accessed from the Harrow House, Harrow Road side and one from the Harrow Lodge, Lyndhurst road side. There is a garden room with picturesque greenhouse that dates over 100 years old. Throughout the plot there are a multitude of stores, to easily house gardening equipment and a charming loggia.The Harrow Country Estate offers a rare opportunity to purchase a home of such grandeur in a truly unique, peaceful, and accessible location on the South Coast. Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: H EPC Rating: F

“We moved back to the UK from America over 30 years ago and wanted to create a home that was unique and incorporated features we had seen in American houses. We were fortunate enough to find a great builder who offered us this amazing piece of land provided we had plenty of imagination and he could build the house. Without further ado we found an equally special architect to work with the builder and this amazing property is the result of which we are extremely proud. It will be a great wrench to leave but we feel it is necessary now to downsize and move nearer our daughter. We would be happy to include any of the fixtures, fittings and furniture with the sale of the house.Although it is very quiet and peaceful, we can walk to Kathton House at the Tylers Kiln for a delicious meal. We are also quite close to the University of Kent and only a short distance to two prominent private schools. It is only five minutes’ drive to the centre of Canterbury with its historical buildings, high street stores and individual shops as well as a plethora of bars and restaurants, the Marlowe theatre, first rate state and other private schools. There are also two stations including the high speed train to St Pancras from Canterbury West that can whisk you to London in less than an hour. Alternatively we can be in Whitstable with its shops, harbour and famous oysters in 10 minutes while the nearby Gulbenkian theatre and cinema on the University campus provide additional entertainment facilities”.

£1,700,000 - £1,800,000 Guide Price. Architect-designed contemporary residence. Open-plan kitchen/dining/family space with sliding glass doors to garden. Separate media/snug room and first-floor study. Underfloor heating (ground floor), Douglas Fir hardwood upstairs. Air source heat pump, MVHR, Biodigester Eco-Drainage. Rako smart lighting, Cat 6 cabling. Triple-glazed aluminium-framed windows with warm spruce pine interiors. 7m X 3.5m swimming pool with porcelain coping and colour-change lighting. Excellent road & rail networks & Highly regarded schooling options.Fine & Country proudly presents this architect-designed contemporary residence of distinction, quietly positioned on the semi-rural fringes of the award-winning market town of West Malling. Striking in both form and finish, this five-bedroom home pairs bold architectural vision with everyday functionality - creating a curated living environment defined by clean lines, natural materials and exceptional light.At its heart lies a showstopping open-plan kitchen, dining and family room - a seamless, multifunctional space flooded with natural light from vast panes of floor-to-ceiling glass. Bespoke cabinetry by In-Space UK combines birch ply and Silestone quartz surfaces, while Siemens appliances and a central island cater effortlessly to both everyday family life and large-scale entertaining. This is a space to gather, to unwind, to live. For quieter moments, a separate lounge offers a cosy retreat - a more intimate room to relax and unwind. Upstairs, a dedicated study provides the perfect work-from-home setup, tucked away from the main social spaces.The principal suite is a private sanctuary, with dressing area, indulgent en suite bathroom and direct access to a private roof terrace with sweeping meadow views - an idyllic space to start or end the day. Four further bedrooms and two additional bathrooms ensure comfort and flexibility for family and guests alike.Set against an idyllic semi-rural backdrop, yet just moments from the vibrant market town of West Malling, the location is as impressive as the home itself. The town offers a charming blend of boutique shops, independent restaurants, gastro pubs, coffee houses and useful shopping facilities, all wrapped in historic Kentish character. Transport links are excellent, with West Malling station providing direct services to London Victoria and fast connections to London Bridge and Charing Cross. The nearby M20 connects swiftly to the M25, Heathrow, Gatwick, and the Channel ports. The area is also home to a wide selection of well-regarded schools - from local grammars to prestigious independents in Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, and Tunbridge Wells - making this a rare and exceptional offering for the modern family.Key features include:.Open-plan kitchen/dining/family space with sliding glass doors to garden .Separate media/snug room and first-floor study .Underfloor heating (ground floor), Douglas Fir hardwood upstairs .Air source heat pump, MVHR, biodigester eco-drainage .Rako smart lighting, Cat 6 cabling, alarm system .Electric underfloor heating to bathrooms, remote-controlled blinds upstairs .Triple-glazed aluminium-framed windows with warm spruce pine interiors .Integral garage, utility room, ground floor guest suite .7m x 3.5m swimming pool with porcelain coping and colour-change lighting .Polished concrete floors to ground floor Freehold Council Tax Band H EPC Rating C For mobile phone coverage in the area please look online Ultrafast, Superfast and Standard Broadband are available at the property for more information please look online Utilities connected:- Electric / Mains Water / Cable TV or Satellite / Phone / Broadband Drainage is via Private Sewage Treatment Plant which is understood to be compliant

THE PROPERTYOnce part of the prestigious Goodwood Estate, Church Farm Barns is an impressive brick and flint residence that has been beautifully converted from a former farm building into a home of exceptional character and versatility. Thoughtfully designed to retain its historic charm, the property features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and rustic brickwork, blending period elegance with modern comfort.At the heart of the home is the magnificent sitting room, an expansive space over 20 feet square, with a high vaulted ceiling and a striking galleried landing above, creating an inviting setting for both relaxation and entertaining. Adjacent, the study provides a peaceful workspace, flowing seamlessly into the well-appointed country style kitchen and breakfast room, which boasts an electric Aga Style Range Cooker (ESSE) integrated appliances and granite worktops.A highlight of the home is the Bull Room, a remarkable reception space converted from a former milking parlour. This spacious area has solid wooden floors, a wood-burning stove, and sliding doors opening onto the courtyard, making it ideal for gatherings and special occasions.The main house offers three generously sized bedrooms, with the principal suite conveniently located on the ground floor. This bright and airy room enjoys a dual-aspect outlook and features its own en-suite shower room. A second study on this level presents the potential to be converted into a fourth bedroom with the addition of a bathroom, subject to the necessary consents.Upstairs, two additional bedrooms are positioned on either side of the galleried landing. Both benefit from vaulted ceilings, creating a sense of space and character, and each is complemented by its own en-suite facilities for added comfort and privacy.Additionally, the detached, fully self-contained guest cottage offers a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area, enhanced by vaulted ceilings and a multi-fuel wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The cottage also includes a well-appointed double bedroom and a private bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy.A dedicated private garden further enhances this charming retreat, providing a peaceful outdoor space. Whether used for extended family, visiting guests, or as a potential rental opportunity, the guest cottage offers both versatility and independence.OUTSIDESet within seven and half acres of grounds, Church Farm Barns offers exceptional outdoor space that is perfect for equestrian use, smallholding, or simply enjoying a peaceful countryside lifestyle.A long private driveway winds through the paddocks, leading to an enclosed courtyard that provides access to both the main house and guest cottage. The formal gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped, featuring gravel and pebble areas interspersed with ornamental grasses and architectural planting. Steps lead up to an orchard, offering an abundance of fruit and a magical retreat.The property benefits from a superb range of outbuildings, including a workshop, which may offer potential for conversion subject to planning, and a large timber barn, spanning approximately 840 square feet and providing generous storage or further development opportunities. A purpose-built stable block includes a loose box and feed store, while securely fenced paddocks with field shelters make this property particularly well-suited to those with horses or livestock.LOCATIONDespite its peaceful semi-rural setting, Church Farm Barns is exceptionally well connected. The property is located just seven miles from Chichester and five miles from Arundel. The nearby Barnham railway station offers direct train services to London Victoria, making this an ideal location for commuters seeking a countryside retreat.The village of Barnham provides a variety of local amenities, including independent shops, pubs, restaurants, schools, and essential services. For a wider range of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, Chichester and Arundel are just a short drive away.The surrounding area offers a wealth of leisure activities, including golf at Avisford Park and other nearby courses, horse racing at Fontwell Park, and sailing on both Chichester and Littlehampton harbours. The picturesque South Downs provide excellent opportunities for walking and riding, while the renowned Goodwood Estate is home to a country club, excellent golf course, motor circuit, horse racing, and a range of exclusive events.With its perfect blend of character, space, and connectivity, Church Farm Barns offers a rare opportunity to enjoy countryside living without sacrificing convenience. Whether you are looking for a family home, an equestrian property, or a unique home with guest accommodation, this stunning estate is ready to welcome you.FURTHER INFORMATION Local Authority: Arun District Council Tax Band GTenure: Freehold EPC – DServices: Air source heat pump and LPG are connected. Solar panels generate circa £2,500 income p.a.Title Register available upon request. DIRECTIONShttps://w3w.co/castle.shop.flies the what3word address of the best entrance. More accurate than a street address, this points to the exact spot for arrival. 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An Architectural and Historical Landmark of Exceptional Grandeur.Step into a piece of English history at Barrow Court, a magnificent Grade II* listed country house that dates back to the 12th century. Originally built as a Benedictine nunnery, this stunning residence has undergone numerous transformations throughout the centuries, all while retaining its timeless elegance and architectural significance.The home’s rich past includes ownership by John Drew, a Bristol merchant who received the property from King Henry VIII following the Dissolution of the Monasteries. In the late 19th century, the estate was meticulously restored and expanded by Henry Martin Gibbs, who transformed it into the Jacobean masterpiece that stands today. Under his ownership, the renowned garden designer Francis Inigo Thomas was commissioned to design the spectacular Parterre and formal gardens, which remain a defining feature of the setting.Barrow Court has also attracted cultural interest in more recent years. Its striking architecture and historic authenticity led to the property being featured in the acclaimed BBC drama Wolf Hall, where it served as the stand-in for Hampton Court Palace, highlighting its remarkable period character and cinematic presence.No.1–3 Barrow Court forms the principal portion of the historic Barrow Court Estate, which was thoughtfully divided into a collection of private residences in the 1970s. While the estate now comprises a small enclave of around nineteen homes, this property occupies the most architecturally significant and imposing section of the original mansion. Its position within the estate allows it to retain the presence, scale, and grandeur of a stately home, while benefiting from a tranquil, community-like setting.The home underwent a sensitive restoration in the 1980s, carefully reviving its many period details. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted by an array of exceptional architectural features: intricate plasterwork, stone mullioned windows, stately fireplaces, the remarkable Jacobean staircase, and decorative friezes. The magnificent Great Hall is a centrepiece of the property, showcasing its impressive Corinthian fireplace and the Gibbs family coat of arms.The formal reception rooms offer a balance of majestic entertaining spaces and more intimate family rooms. Highlights include the raised drawing room, adorned with rich panelling and an arabesque ceiling, and the first-floor Solar, an exquisite example of historic craftsmanship.The first floor hosts a grand principal bedroom suite, alongside additional bedrooms, a music room, and sitting rooms, all with superb period detailing. The second floor features the Long Gallery, complete with wide oak floorboards, and is home to further bedrooms, family bathrooms, and a kitchen. A self-contained apartment and two cellars, including a wine cellar, complete the accommodation.Outside, the Grade II listed gardens, co-designed by Inigo Thomas, extend over 4.25 acres of manicured lawns, terraces, and pavilions. The grounds offer stunning vistas over the surrounding countryside, an elegant obelisk, and statues by Alfred Drury. A lush Arboretum filled with rare and mature trees provides a peaceful retreat. The long, tree-lined driveway enhances the sense of arrival and exclusivity, while the wider rural surroundings remain largely in the ownership of the Gibbs family descendants.Located just 6.5 miles from Bristol’s city centre, No.1–3 Barrow Court offers a peaceful rural setting with excellent access to Bristol Temple Meads, the M5, and a selection of highly regarded schools, farm shops, and country pubs.This is a rare opportunity to own the most significant part of one of North Somerset’s finest historic estates, a home where history, elegance, and luxury converge in a truly remarkable way.

Set behind electric gates in one of Barwick in Elmet’s most sought-after residential positions, Ridgestone House is an impressive and beautifully appointed six-bedroom detached home, extending to approximately 2,928 sq ft. Designed with modern family living in mind, the property offers expansive, versatile accommodation arranged over two floors, with elevated reception space enjoying views across the garden. This is a home that perfectly balances style, space and flexibility — ideal for growing families, multi-generational living or those seeking generous guest accommodation.The first floor, the home opens into an impressive and light-filled entrance hall, with guest W.C. The principal living room is a striking space, centred around a log-burning stove, creating warmth and character. A large picture window frames views across the garden, flooding the room with natural light and enhancing the sense of elevation and privacy. The modern fitted kitchen is equipped with high-specification integrated appliances and sleek cabinetry, designed for both functionality and style. Flowing seamlessly into the dining room, this area provides an ideal setting for entertaining, family gatherings and everyday living. A second reception room offers further versatility as a snug, TV room or relaxation space. This room benefits from access to a balcony overlooking the garden, creating a wonderful indoor-outdoor connection. From here, stairs lead down to the private double bedroom suite below, offering flexible living arrangements.The ground floor offers exceptional bedroom accommodation, with six well-proportioned bedrooms, thoughtfully arranged to provide flexibility and privacy. All bedrooms are generous in scale, offering flexibility to create dressing rooms, home offices or hobby rooms if required. The main bedroom has storage and a beautiful en-suite shower room. There are four other bedrooms on this floor, which are all complemented by a house bathroom and one of the bedrooms enjoys sliding doors opening directly onto the garden, creating a wonderful guest suite or teenager’s retreat. In addition, there is another double bedroom with en-suite that is accessed via a staircase descending from the first-floor reception room. This layout lends itself perfectly to use as a private guest suite, au pair accommodation, entertainment room, or an independent living space.The property is approached via electric gates, opening onto a secure driveway providing ample parking for multiple vehicles. At the front there is a lovely, landscaped garden and at the rear is a private rear garden, being predominantly laid to lawn, offering an excellent space for children and pets. A covered patio area provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining and summer entertaining, while a garden shed offers useful additional storage. A wraparound terrace and balcony area further enhances the connection between the living accommodation and the garden, creating elevated views and additional outdoor seating areas.Ridgestone House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and versatile family home within one of Leeds’ most desirable villages. With flexible accommodation, generous proportions and secure gated grounds, this is a property that adapts beautifully to modern living. Barwick in Elmet is widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages on the eastern fringe of Leeds. With its charming village green, historic Maypole, well-regarded schooling and strong sense of community, it offers the perfect blend of countryside ambience and commuter convenience. Leeds city centre, the A1(M) and M1 motorway networks are all within easy reach.

**FEW PLOTS REMAINING** Indulge in the epitome of luxury living at Berkswell Gardens, where sophistication meets serenity in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside. Discover five exquisite, grand design, architecturally led single storey, properties, each meticulously crafted to exceed the highest standards of modern elegance. Step into a realm of contemporary opulence, where spacious open-plan living areas beckon with bespoke finishes and top-of-the-line appliances, perfect for lavish family gatherings or intimate soirées. Luxuriate in the grand atmosphere, enveloped in underfloor heating throughout and pampered with towel radiators in every wet room. Security meets sophistication with CCTV surveillance spanning the full perimeter and smart alarm systems ensuring peace of mind. Gourmet kitchens await, adorned with Porcelanosa floor tiles, granite worktops, and premium Neff appliances, while bedrooms offer panoramic countryside views and indulgent en-suite bathrooms boasting Porcelanosa tiles, Hansgrohe showers, and bespoke sanitary-ware. Outside, embrace the tranquillity of landscaped gardens and block-paved driveways leading to bi-fold and patio doors, seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor living. Berkswell Gardens invites you to experience a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and exclusivity. Welcome home to a sanctuary where every detail has been meticulously curated for the discerning homeowner. Schedule your viewing today and step into the extraordinary world of Berkswell Gardens. This home has a stand out position within the development with open views over rolling countryside from most rooms and the gardens and comes with the added benefit of garaging Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains Water and Electricity, LPG Gas. Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G 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 80 Mbps and highest available upload speed 20 Mbps. Parking - Garage with driveway parking Tenure – Freehold Construction - Lightweight steel frame

A beautifully refurbished and thoughtfully extended period residence, set along this highly regarded residential street in the heart of Grove Park, Chiswick. This exceptional family home effortlessly combines elegant original features with contemporary design, creating a wonderfully balanced and inviting living environment.The accommodation is both generous and well-proportioned, of particular note is the impressive 26-foot double reception room, offering a superb space for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living. To the rear, a striking wrap-around extension reveals a beautifully crafted bespoke kitchen, seamlessly flowing into a dining area, perfectly designed for modern living and opening onto a private, landscaped garden.The first and second floors comprise of a splendid principal bedroom suite with bespoke fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en suite, complemented by four further bedrooms, an additional en suite, and a well-appointed family bathroom. Further benefits include a cloakroom and a useful cellar, enhancing the practicality of this charming home.Whitehall Gardens enjoys an enviable position, just a short stroll from the River Thames, the historic Chiswick House and its glorious grounds, as well as the vibrant selection of boutiques, cafés, and restaurants along Chiswick High Road. The property also falls within the catchment of the highly regarded Grove Park and Strand on the Green primary schools.Excellent transport connections are readily accessible, with nearby stations and convenient road links via the A4/M4 providing swift routes both into and out of central London.

An incredible opportunity to acquire a six bedroom farmhouse located on the former Warkworth Castle Estate. The house was built c.1690 and offers three reception rooms and an indoor swimming pool. The property also benefits from a range of facilities to include stables, menage, paddocks, annexe potential, workshops, garaging and a beautiful lake. All in around seven acres.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 Terry RobinsonServices, Utilities & Property Information: Utilities: Mains water, private sewerage, oil fired central heating, electricity supply. Tenure: Freehold Property Type: Equestrian Family Home Construction Type: Standard - local stone with slate roofs Council Tax: South Northamptonshire Council Tax Band: G Parking: Off road parking for twelve cars Mobile phone coverage: 5G mobile signal is available in the area but we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection - Ultrafast Fibre Broadband FTTP connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.

With a setting within an exclusive courtyard on the edge of one of North Norfolk’s most desirable villages, this striking contemporary home blends traditional Norfolk flint and brickwork with bold and modern architecture. And this unique property will not fail to impress with its dramatic layout, in which a vaulted, light-filled first floor living space frames panoramic views across open fields and, on a clear day, the distant sea.

SELLERS INSIGHTManor House found us when we were giving the housing market a much-needed rest whilst on holiday locally. The moment we walked through the door we were aware of the warmth and peace. This unmistakable atmosphere has continued over the last 15 years. The beautiful garden brought joy and fruitful fulfilment to our retirement years.Finally, the peace and genuine friendliness of the village is priceless.STEP INSIDEManor House offers the best of both worlds, a tranquil setting often described as the perfect slice of Devon, yet only 4 miles from a walk on the beach at Lyme Regis. Dating back to the 16th century, this Grade II listed home is rich in character and history.High ceilings, abundant natural light and generously proportioned rooms are a hallmark of this delightful home. A formal dining room, complemented by a separate breakfast room, offers flexible dining options for both family gatherings and more intimate occasions.The beautifully appointed kitchen, with its impressive dual-control electric Aga, provides a warm and inviting focal point, a true centrepiece to the home. From here, a stable door opens onto a patio with views stretching down the garden, perfect for alfresco dining or morning coffee. A discreet utility cupboard ensures everyday essentials are neatly tucked away.The sitting room is an inviting space to unwind, featuring an inglenook fireplace with wood burner, ideal for cosy evenings, or simply a spot to enjoy a book and admire the outlook from the attractive front aspect.Upstairs, the character of Manor House continues to shine.The principal bedroom is a generous retreat where history meets comfort, featuring a striking moulded stone arch and a stained-glass window that reflect the home’s heritage. Despite its historic features, it remains a practical and inviting space with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom.The three additional bedrooms are all spacious doubles, each with its own character and charm. The second bedroom is especially appealing, with views across the gardens and the added benefit of an en-suite shower room. A further well-appointed shower room serves the remaining two bedrooms.STEP OUTSIDESitting in a beautiful position opposite the historic village pond (known locally as Combpyne Harbour), The Manor House enjoys private, secluded gardens and woodland extending to 2.7 acres. A convenient driveway sits alongside the house, complete with an EV charging point. The gardens immediately surrounding the house are level and beautifully landscaped, with lawns bordered by established shrubs, trees, and flowering plants. Pathways meander through the grounds, leading to terraced areas of woodland that run the full length of the property, a haven for wildlife and a place of complete tranquillity. One of the lower pathways, known as The Nuns’ Walk, pays homage to the property’s historical and ecclesiastical past. As you wander past the summerhouse, a stone archway opens into a productive area of garden set aside for fruit and vegetables, complete with a useful store and workshop. At the far end of the grounds, a large level area with a concrete driveway and gated access to the road offers additional opportunities for garaging, workshops, or further development (subject to any necessary consents).SERVICES - Recently installed private treatment system. Mains electricity, water and Oil central heating. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting https://checker.ofcom.org.uk.

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

Sellers Insight Higher Penstroda has been our home now for several happy years.During our first two or three years, the east and west sections of the building were constructed along with the garage. The original farm house was demolished and all of two bats were moved to their new penthouse accommodation in part of the roof space in the garage. Together we have landscaped the garden which is now thriving with shrubs and plants.It is with great sadness that we find ourselves in a position where leaving our lovely home and returning to family in Sussex, is a must.The surrounding area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, never ceases to amaze us how the dramatic landscape changes as the seasons move through the year. We have enjoyed the stunning views in all directions, to beyond Bodmin, the rugged coastline of North Cornwall and of course the Moor. The peace and atmospheric conditions of our immediate area will be sorely missed.Our small hamlet of four properties, two very old and two very new, have gelled and blended well. The neighbours have been a pleasure to become acquainted with, and whilst we may not see one another for weeks or even months, it is reassuring to know we are always there to help each other if required.Many times we have visited our nearest village of Blisland, either on foot with the dogs or by car. The village has a thriving community boasting an attractive village green, a super quirky pub, an historic old church and a community run shop. All within walking distance of one another. The Primary school lies in the smaller village of Waterloo.Some of our most enjoyable times have been with visiting family and friends. Times when we have been able to share the joys of our beautiful large family house and garden.When on our own, peace and tranquility abound, moments when we just listen to the sounds of nature.All this we leave behind and hope the owners will be as happy as we've been.Step InsideConstructed primarily using ICF (Insulated Concrete Form), this home achieves an excellent B-rated EPC and occupies the site of a former dwelling, now thoughtfully replaced. The current owners had significant input into the design and have enjoyed living here for the several years.This luxurious three-storey property is expertly positioned to take full advantage of its far-reaching views across Bodmin Moor and the surrounding countryside. Entry begins via a porch leading into a vestibule with sliding doors that open into the main residence. The principal living accommodation is found on the first floor—an open-plan layout that encourages sociability and seamless flow.The premium kitchen, finished in light grey tones, includes sleek cabinetry with tall larder units, a central island with breakfast bar seating, and durable Dekton work surfaces with matching upstands. A Belfast sink, under-cabinet lighting, and a combination of recessed and pendant lights enhance the space. Appliances included in the sale are a Rangemaster electric oven with gas hob and extractor, Neff dishwasher, freestanding fridge, and microwave.The kitchen transitions smoothly into a spacious dining area, while the dual-aspect living space features a high-output wood burner set on a slate and brick hearth. Double sliding doors lead to a spectacular sunroom, offering uninterrupted views over the gardens and moorland, with balconies at either end—ideal for enjoying warm, sunny days.Additional rooms on this floor include a well-appointed office with built-in shelving, a cloakroom/WC, and a utility room finished to the same high standard as the kitchen. The utility comes equipped with a Samsung freezer, Bosch tumble dryer, and Gorenje washing machine. A secondary staircase descends from here to a practical storage room.Bedroom accommodation is split across the second and ground floors. The upper floor features two large double bedrooms with roof and traditional windows, both enjoying stunning views. A shared or optional en suite shower room and WC serves this level.On the ground floor, three generous double bedrooms all benefit from en suite facilities. The principal suite is notably spacious, complete with high-quality built-in furniture, direct access to the garden, and a luxurious en suite bathroom with both bathtub and walk-in shower.A second utility area on the ground floor houses components of the central heating and vacuum systems, and provides access to the plant room. This space contains the main electrical control systems, including the inverter and Tesla Powerwall (13.5 kWh capacity).The home is served by a mechanical ventilation, heat recovery system with exhaust heat pump. The property has solid wood interior doors, and laminated flooring. There is matching sanitaryware (including bidets) throughout the bath and shower rooms. Water and drainage systems are private—eliminating South West Water charges.* Further details regarding the heating system will be available from the owners by arrangement on viewing.Step OutsideApproached via motorised security gates with smartphone-connected audio entry, the long private driveway offers extensive parking and turning space. The detached double garage features an electric roller door, power, lighting, a side access door, and a mezzanine level for additional storage.The gardens at Higher Penstroda are a true highlight, meticulously developed by the current owners to provide vibrant, year-round colour. With a variety of shrubs, perennials, and young trees, the outdoor space is both tranquil and impressive. A paved and tiled patio occupies the footprint of the former dwelling and serves as a peaceful vantage point to admire the spectacular views.A shed and a pathway lead to the largest of the enclosures, located to the southeast. This gently sloping, securely fenced field is perfect for livestock or equestrian use. Large granite boulders, unearthed during the home’s construction, have been thoughtfully incorporated into the landscape design.

The property Positioned in one of Newquay’s most coveted locations, The Sand Ridge is a striking, architect-designed home completed in 2025, offering just under 5,000 square feet of beautifully considered accommodation. Set in an elevated, south-facing position, the property enjoys uninterrupted views up and down the Gannel Estuary, with rolling countryside and tidal waters forming an ever-changing backdrop.Designed as a reverse-level home, the architecture maximises outlook and light, with expansive glazed elevations, clean contemporary lines and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The result is a residence that feels both impressive and welcoming, perfectly suited to modern luxury living by the coast. At the heart of the home lies an expansive open-plan reception space, thoughtfully divided to create distinct areas for relaxing, dining and entertaining, while retaining a natural flow throughout. Finished with sleek tiled flooring and underfloor heating, a feature that extends throughout the entire property, the space feels elegant, comfortable and effortlessly functional. The contemporary kitchen is both stylish and practical, centred around a statement island and positioned to take full advantage of the spectacular river views. Subtle under-cabinet and under-counter lighting enhances the clean-lined design, while an adjoining utility room and shower room, accessed via an inner lobby, add convenience for everyday living and coastal lifestyles. Large sliding doors open onto balconies and terraces, allowing the landscape to become an integral part of the living experience and creating superb spaces for entertaining against the backdrop of the Gannel. The property offers seven generously proportioned bedrooms, five of which benefit from en suite facilities. Several bedrooms enjoy direct access to private balconies, all positioned to capture the elevated views and southerly aspect. The principal suite is a true sanctuary, a beautifully appointed double bedroom with far-reaching river and countryside views, complemented by a walk-in dressing room and a luxurious en suite bathroom. Finished with striking black marble tiling, the en suite delivers a spa-like sense of indulgence and refinement.Designed with both relaxation and entertaining in mind, The Sand Ridge features an impressive selection of leisure amenities rarely found in a private residence. An indoor spa and gym room, complete with an infinity swim spa, provides a private wellness retreat, while a large games and cinema room offers the perfect setting for family gatherings or evenings with friends. Outside, the home is surrounded by a series of landscaped terraces, each offering a different vantage point over the Gannel. A substantial lower patio provides an idyllic space for al fresco dining, summer entertaining and quiet moments overlooking the water.Occupying an elevated position, the property enjoys excellent privacy while remaining close to Newquay’s renowned beaches, coastline and lifestyle amenities. The estuary below is celebrated for its natural beauty, water sports and scenic walking routes, making this an ideal base for those who value both tranquillity and activity.This truly is a remarkable contemporary residence, that blends spacious, versatile living with an elevated position above the Gannel, offering panoramic water and countryside views. With extensive terraces, leisure amenities, and elegantly proportioned accommodation, it is a property of exceptional quality, appealing to a wide range of buyers seeking both style and substance.Location The Gannel Estuary is one of Cornwall’s most picturesque waterways, offering a unique blend of tidal river scenery, abundant wildlife, and opportunities for boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and scenic riverside walks. Its sheltered waters and natural beauty create a tranquil and inspiring setting. Nearby, the town of Newquay is renowned for its golden beaches, world-class surf, and a vibrant cultural scene, including boutique shopping, fine dining, and a variety of leisure and recreational amenities. The area is well connected, with Newquay Airport providing flights to major UK destinations, and excellent road links offering easy access to the wider Cornish coast, making the region both idyllic and highly accessible.Cornwall Cornwall, on England’s southwestern coast, is a region of breathtaking natural beauty, famed for its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and turquoise waters. Its coastline stretches for over 400 miles, offering everything from world-class surfing at Fistral Beach in Newquay to peaceful, picturesque coves like Kynance and Porthcurno. Beyond the beaches, Cornwall is rich in heritage and charm, with historic fishing villages such as St Ives and Padstow, the iconic St Michael’s Mount, and attractions like the Eden Project. Despite its coastal seclusion, Cornwall is well connected via the A30 trunk road, regular mainline train services to London, and flights from Newquay Airport, making it both a sought-after destination and a practical place to call home.Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Air source heat pump to under floor heating. Tenure – Freehold. Council Tax – Band G. EPC – B83. What 3 words tuck.scooters.crowdsGeneral information To view the Key facts for buyers report/material information, please see the link titled Material information. Important information Every effort has been made with these details, but accuracy is not guaranteed and they are not to form part of a contract. Representation or warranty is not given in relation to this property. An Energy Performance Certificate is available upon request. The electrical circuit, appliances and heating system have not been tested by the agents. All negotiations must be with Fine & Country Mid-West Cornwall. 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This attractive family home is situated in Kingswood village, which provides a comprehensive parade of local shops and restaurants, including a convenience store/post office, Coughlans bakery, Londis, hairdressers, beauticians, an Indian restaurant and The Kingswood Arms public house. Locally there is a wide choice of state and independent schools.In terms of transportation, Kingswood Station is within easy walking distance and provides services into London of approximately 45 minutes. The M25 is accessed via Junction 8, 1.7 miles to the south, providing connections to the wider motorway network, whilst for the frequent flyer both Gatwick and Heathrow airports are within reach.For golfers, there are four world-renowned golf clubs; Kingswood Golf and Country Club, Surrey Downs, Walton Heath and the RAC golf club all close by. Horse Riding schools and stabling can be found in Kingswood, Chipstead, Tadworth and Walton on the Hill.

The plot extends to approximately 0.36 acres / 0.15 hectares. (15,300sq ft/1,420 sq m). and occupies a wonderfully private and elevated position, bordered by woodland and enjoying open views across the rolling greens of Hartsbourne Golf & Country Club.The proposed home has been thoughtfully designed to deliver beautifully balanced, well-proportioned accommodation arranged over four floors.The ground floor will be centred around a generous entrance hall, leading to a formal drawing room, an additional reception room, and a striking 722 sq ft kitchen/family/living space, with direct access to the upper ground terrace. A guest cloakroom and pantry will complete this level.The lower floor will provide outstanding leisure and entertaining space, including a 928 sq ft family room opening onto an expansive 812 sq ft terrace and a garden extending to approximately 140 ft in length. A separate gymnasium, utility room and WC will further enhance this floor.Bedroom accommodation will be equally impressive. The principal suite will occupy almost half of the first floor and will incorporate a walk-in dressing room and luxurious en suite bathroom. In addition, the first floor will feature two additional bedroom suites. Occupying the second will be two further double bedrooms served by a spacious family bathroom and a home office.To the front, a substantial driveway provides secure parking for multiple vehicles, complemented by landscaped gardens. The home’s elevated setting affords far-reaching countryside views, adding to the sense of privacy and exclusivity.

First impressionsYou don’t just step into a hallway here, you arrive. The front door opens into a wide, light entrance that feels like it can take a family arriving all at once: buggies, school bags, tennis rackets, wet coats, no problem. To the front, a bay-window sitting room gives you that quieter, close-the-door space for films, books and winter evenings when the rest of the house is still at full volume.Everyday living, opened upWalk through and the house relaxes. The rear has been opened into a large, free-flowing kitchen, dining and living space that runs across the back of the house – proper worktop space, a big island where everyone naturally ends up, room for a long dining table and a soft seating area that keeps you in the middle of things even when you’re not the one cooking. It’s the sort of room that does breakfast before school, Sunday papers, birthdays and Christmas without breaking stride.Full-width glazing draws your eye straight out to the garden, so on good days the back of the house feels almost borrowed from outside. Step out and there’s a decked terrace for summer dinners, then a level lawn that’s easy to look after and easy to live in football, paddling pools, or just a chair and a glass of wine at the end of the day. At the far end, the garden studio quietly upgrades your life: a proper, insulated space with its own shower room that works as an office, a gym, a music room or a very popular guest annex. It’s close enough to feel connected, far enough that it gives everyone some breathing room.On this floor you’ve also got a shower room and sensibly planned storage, so muddy dogs, post-run trainers and dripping sports kits never have to make it as far as the nice furniture.Upstairs, space that feels fairThe first floor is set up to keep mornings smooth and arguments to a minimum. The principal bedroom takes the best position, with fitted wardrobes and its own en suite bathroom, so it feels like a retreat rather than just “the one with the biggest bed”. Along the landing are three further doubles no one gets relegated to a box room served by a contemporary family bathroom that can actually cope with real-life family timings. Up under the eaves, the top-floor bedroom runs the length of the house, with generous head height where you want it and clever storage tucked into the roofline. It’s one of those spaces that can change as life does: teenage hideaway, grandparent suite, studio for someone working from home most of the week, or a combination of all three over time.Belgrave Road, Barnes lifeBelgrave Road gives you that Barnes balance: quiet, residential and leafy, but close enough in to feel properly connected. Barnes village, the Common and the Green are all part of your everyday orbit coffee, a last-minute supper, a quick walk with the dog or a circuit with the buggy are all on foot, without thinking about the car. At weekends, Barnes Common, the Wetland Centre or a longer loop towards the river becomes the default plan. Practicalities are strong too. There’s a well-regarded choice of schools at every stage, both state and independent, and Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations give you easy routes into Waterloo and connections through Clapham Junction. Hammersmith’s Underground links are within reach for when you’re heading further into town.It’s a house that feels firmly rooted in Barnes family life more space where it counts, more flexibility as life shifts, and a location that lets you plug into the village, the green spaces and the wider city without compromise.

£900,000 - £950,000 Guide price. Beautiful evocative historic home. Warm and inviting family residence. Striking double-sided fireplace with a log burning stove. Four well-proportioned bedrooms. Contemporary en suite facilities. Far reaching views across the Loose Valley. Mature garden with a variety of seating areas. Highly regarded schooling options. Excellent road & rail networks.Fine & Country proudly presents Millbourne Cottage, a beautifully evocative historic home dating back to 1866, where elegant period charm and carefully curated contemporary interiors come together to create a warm and inviting family residence, enriched by the rare presence of a meandering stream and the gentle rhythm of a cascading waterfall, forming a setting of exceptional charm and tranquillity.The ground floor has been thoughtfully composed to balance connection and calm, allowing the house to adapt effortlessly to both entertaining and everyday life. Rich herringbone flooring and mosaic tiling introduce a sense of quality and refinement, while wood panelled walls and original detailing bring depth, warmth, and authenticity. Daily life naturally centres around the kitchen and breakfast room, a welcoming heart of the home with elevated views across the garden and valley, opening onto terrace that invites outdoor dining, morning coffee, or relaxed summer evenings, accompanied by the soft soundtrack of water nearby. This terrace is also accessed from the sitting room, subtly linking the principal living spaces and enhancing the relationship between indoors and out. Entertaining feels instinctive and unforced, with spaces that lend themselves equally to long dinners, quiet moments of reflection or evenings gathered by the fire. A striking double-sided fireplace with a log burning stove provides warmth and atmosphere, elegantly connecting the dining space and adjoining study, while a further log burner in the sitting room creates a cosy focal point during the cooler months. Practicality is seamlessly integrated, with a utility room, boot room and downstairs cloakroom ensuring the home works beautifully for modern family life.The first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, arranged to provide flexibility, comfort and a sense of retreat. There is the option of two luxurious principal suites, each served by dressing rooms and contemporary en suite facilities, creating indulgent yet understated private spaces. The remaining bedrooms are supported by a well-appointed family bathroom, completing an upper level that feels calm, balanced and entirely in keeping with the character of the house.Outside, the gardens unfold as a tranquil and slightly whimsical oasis, offering far reaching views across the valley and a variety of seating areas from which to enjoy the changing light and surrounding nature. Mature hedging and specimen trees frame the boundaries, creating privacy and a strong sense of seclusion, while two substantial sheds provide useful storage. To the rear, a charming secret garden sits beside the Loose Stream, an idyllic place to linger with a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine, as ducks drift past and the water gently meanders by.Millbourne Cottage is further enhanced by exceptional parking for such a central village position, with a large driveway providing ample off-road parking, complemented by a detached double garage and a separate workshop, offering excellent versatility for storage, or home projects.Set within the heart of the Loose Valley Conservation Area, the cottage enjoys a privileged position within one of Kent's most picturesque villages, celebrated for its timeless charm, conservation landscapes, and strong sense of community. Well regarded local pubs and eateries are just a short stroll away, while a range of highly regarded schooling options serve the area. Maidstone town centre provides a broader array of amenities, and convenient road and rail networks ensure excellent connectivity across the region and towards London, making Millbourne Cottage as practical as it is enchanting.Freehold Council Tax Band G EPC Rating D For mobile phone coverage in the area please look online Ultrafast Broadband is available at the property, for more information please look online Utilities:- Electric / Gas / Mains Water / Mains Drainage / Cable TV or Satellite / Broadband Property is in a conservation area A private driveway is accessed via a short private road and serves just two further dwellings. Maintenance is carried out on an ad-hoc basis.