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The residence boasts four well-appointed double bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy for all occupants. The principle bedroom has a dressing room, bath/shower room and a cot room/ storage area. This bedroom is accessed from a minstrel's gallery that looks down onto the magnificent vaulted living room with its character windows and feature fireplace. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the magnificent kitchen/ breakfast room, which is fully fitted with a range of high-quality units and a central island, seamlessly flowing into the dining area and family room. This open-plan design creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, ideal for family gatherings and social occasions. The first floor landing provides an ideal study area with South facing views over the local golf course.Set within tranquil gardens and grounds, The Old Forge is a peaceful retreat, with lush lawns and well-stocked borders that enhance the natural beauty of the surroundings. The property also offers ample parking for up to six vehicles, making it convenient for both residents and guests. Having once served as the village forge, this home is steeped in history and charm, providing a unique opportunity to own a piece of Broxbourne's heritage. With its spacious layout, modern amenities, and serene outdoor space, The Old Forge is a perfect choice for those seeking a family home that combines comfort, style, and a touch of history.As previously mentioned the property is just a short walk from The Hertfordshire Golf and Country Club that has a gymnasium and swimming pool. Broxbourne is popular for its fast and frequent rail service to London's Liverpool Street Station via Tottenham Hale or Seven Sisters where you can pick up the London Underground.Broxbourne also has a fantastic range of schooling for children of all ages with access to the newly built secondary school at Broxbourne or the Independent schools like Haileybury College or St Edmunds College.Services ConnectedMains Water, Gas, Electric and a private sewage system, Electric Car Charger. Entrance Door Entrance Hall 25'5 x 9'10 (7.75m x 3.00m) Cloakroom Vaulted Living Room 19'11 x 18'7 (6.07m x 5.66m) Kitchen / Breakfast Room 19'9 x 15'4 (6.02m x 4.67m) Dining Area 20' x 11'5 (6.10m x 3.48m) Family Room 15'11 x 10'6 (4.85m x 3.20m) Laundry Room 8' x 7'2 (2.44m x 2.18m)Inner Hall Bedroom Suite Two 16'5 x 14'2 (5.00m x 4.32m) En-Suite Shower 2 7'5 x 7'1 (2.26m x 2.16m) Bedroom Suite Three 14'9 x 12'3 (4.50m x 3.73m) En-Suite Shower 3 Bedroom Four 14'10 x 12'2 (4.52m x 3.71m)Family Bathroom  First Floor Study Landing 14'7 x 9'9 (4.45m x 2.97m) Minstrel GalleryPrinciple Bedroom Suite 20'8 x 16'10 (6.30m x 5.13m) Dressing Room 12'1 x 11'6 inc wds (3.68m x 3.51m inc wds) Cot Room Storage 9'6 x 8'6 (2.90m x 2.59m) External Gated Driveway Double Garage 23'8 x 16' (7.21m x 4.88m) Large Patio Landscaped Garden

Oaklands is an exceptional gated country residence in the highly sought-after hamlet of Danes Green, offering a rare combination of rural tranquillity, outstanding accommodation and superb connectivity. Set within approximately 1.6 acres of beautifully landscaped private grounds and paddock land, the property commands far-reaching Worcestershire views and provides an impressive lifestyle opportunity. Arranged over two floors, the main residence offers six generously proportioned bedrooms and six bathrooms, with the principal suite featuring a private balcony deck that overlooks the surrounding countryside. At the heart of the house lies a striking open-plan kitchen and dining space, complemented by a separate back kitchen and large laundry room. Elegant reception rooms include a formal dining room, a study and two cosy snugs with wood-burning stoves. The property also benefits from integrated double garaging and a substantial one-bedroom annexe, The Cottage, with its own council tax band, ideal for guests, family or income potential. Externally, the grounds include stabling for five horses, a paddock of circa 0.75 acres, ample parking and attractive outdoor seating areas, all accessed via secure electric gates.Tenure – Freehold. Council Tax Band – G (Oaklands) / A (Stable Cottage). Local Authority – Wychavon. EPC – Rating D (Oaklands) / E (Stable Cottage). Property Construction - Standard (brick and tile). Electricity Supply – Mains. Water Supply – Mains. Drainage and Sewerage - Private drainage via a septic tank which drains into a waterway. Commercial water system in place with a ScubaTANK by Dutypoint. Heating - LPG/oil. Broadband - FTTP full fibre ultrafast broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Double garage and driveway parking for 10+ vehicles. Additional Information - Access to EV charging point. New aluminium windows installed in 2022. Planning application for residential dwellings opposite the property in the orchard. Air conditioned throughout – downstairs is mains air conditioning and upstairs is via portable units.

From the outset, the house immediately conveys its period pedigree, with high ceilings throughout creating a strong sense of volume and light across all principal rooms. These proportions are complemented by a multitude of reception spaces, allowing for both formal entertaining and more relaxed day-to-day living. The layout has been thoughtfully arranged to maximise flexibility, ensuring each room can be adapted to suit individual lifestyle requirements.The ground floor forms the heart of the home, where a series of well-defined yet interconnected reception rooms provide excellent flow. These spaces are ideal for hosting guests, accommodating home working, or creating distinct areas for different generations. The kitchen is centrally positioned, offering practicality and connectivity, while retaining scope for further enhancement if desired.A particularly welcomed addition is the sun room, which extends the living space and creates a natural link between the interior and the surrounding plot. Flooded with natural light, this room offers an inviting setting throughout the year, whether used as a family room, garden room, or informal entertaining space. Its outlook reinforces the sense of space and privacy afforded by the plot size.The upper floors continue to impress, with a generous number of bedrooms, all benefitting from the same high ceilings that characterise the ground floor. The accommodation is well balanced, providing comfortable private spaces alongside additional rooms that could be utilised as studies, dressing rooms, or hobby spaces. A loft level further enhances the versatility of the property, offering valuable additional accommodation or storage, subject to individual needs.Externally, the property sits within a good-sized plot that enhances both privacy and presence. The grounds offer ample scope for outdoor enjoyment, landscaping, or further development (subject to the necessary consents), while still remaining manageable.Despite its tranquil setting, the property enjoys a highly convenient position on the edge of Horbury Centre, allowing easy access to local amenities, schools, and transport links, while retaining a sense of separation from the bustle of the village core.In summary, this is a distinguished period home offering substantial accommodation, diverse living spaces, and enduring character, all set within a generous plot in a highly regarded and accessible location.

Beech House is a substantial detached family residence situated in the village of Brocton within easy walking distance of Cannock Chase and close to the county town of Stafford. A well-presented home the accommodation over 3 floors includes 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms in a popular location, making an ideal family home.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Stafford Borough Council & Staffordshire County Council EPC Rating: C (Valid until 9 October 2035) Property Construction: Standard Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains Gas Broadband: FTTC / Ultrafast Fibre Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Garage and Driveway Special Notes: Shared Driveway and Shared Electric Gates. Trees on the property are Subject to a Tree Preservation Order.

And a handsome, early Victorian, non listed detached family house located in a stunning location on the outskirts of Little Houghton. The property has so much to offer with a vast separate 4000sqft commercial/workshop unit which has E class usage, an annex and two self contained two bedroom luxury flats which are ideal for producing an income, This amazing property sits on a plot of approximately 2 acres with beautiful grounds and gardens leading down to the River Nene with private mooring. On the ground floor is an imposing entrance hallway with original staircase and access to the cellar/gym, there are two superb reception rooms with bay windows overlooking the front, both retain original features and fireplaces. To the rear is a large country style kitchen/breakfast room and a separate utility/boot room. On the first floor there is a superb main bedroom suite with a spacious bedroom with access onto the balcony, a beautiful dressing room with bespoke fitted wardrobes and a central island with fitted cupboards and again doors onto the balcony, an en suite shower room and separate bathroom. There are a further two en suite double bedrooms and a further double bedroom/office. On the second floor are three double bedrooms, a study and a wet room. In the adjoining wing of the house and accessed from a private courtyard are two self contained, two bedroom flats with income potential and a further separate one bedroom annex/office. The grounds are quite exceptional with mature gardens, manicured lawns, an enclosed hard tennis court and a vast workshop/commercial unit with its own entrance and large parking area, this unit has Class E usage. The mature and private gardens extend to approximately 2 acres, there are open views across countryside to the front of the house with a delightful landscaped garden, to the rear are wise sweeping lawns with mature hedging and trees, a hardcourt enclosed tennis court all bordered by the banks of the river Nene with a dining gazebo and private mooring. Little Houghton lies just 2 miles east of Northampton. The village has a post office/shop, Church and Bistro Pub. It is approx. 7 miles from junction 15 of the M1 and approx' 5 miles from Northampton train station with direct links to London Euston. There is a primary school in the village as well as Hackleton, Denton and Cogenhoe and secondary schooling in Northampton and Wollaston. Freehold Council Tax Band G EPC F Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: G Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council EPC: F Property construction: standard brick and tile Electricity supply: mains Water supply: mains Drainage & Sewerage: Septic Tank Heating – Heat pumps and Oil Broadband: Standard Fibre Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: one garage Agent’s notes The property is served by a private septic tank. The seller has not provided confirmation of compliance with current Environmental Permitting Regulations. Any enquiries or investigations should be raised via the purchaser’s solicitor. The property is served by a private cesspool. Cesspools require regular emptying and ongoing maintenance. Prospective purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to capacity, condition, and associated running costs. The property benefits from established rights of way and drainage arrangements. Further details are available within the legal pack. For full details of this property please call Jonathan Lloyd-Ham at the Fine & Country Northampton

Idlerocks House is an imposing Victorian detached residence with over 8,000 sq ft of living accommodation and includes over 10 acres of private gardens and woodlands. Also included are 3 self-contained apartments and provide an additional income if required. Sympathetically restored by the current owners, this lovely substantial family residence has an abundance of character features and the flexibility for any new owner to put their own stamp on the property, to create their ideal family home. Services, Utilities & Material Information Utilities: Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Drainage connected via Septic Tank and Cesspool, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG). Mobile Phone Coverage: Some 4G and Some 5G. We advise you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Ultrafast Broadband with speeds of up to 1,000Mbps download, 220Mbps upload. We advise you check with your provider. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: D Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and East Staffordshire Borough Council Property Type: Detached House Construction Type: Standard Construction (Brick/Tile) Shared DrivewayPlease 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 Karl Rusk

Located towards the end of rural, private lane and elevated to enjoy the breath taking landscape of its surrounding countryside, with far reaching views extending as far the Spinnaker tower in Portsmouth and Chichester Cathedral on a clear day. This deceiving, detached property was built in 1990, yet provides the façade of a character home, built in Island stone, with an impressive stone portico entrance porch, elevating the homes period appearance on arrival.  The property has a large, modern barn adjacent to the house, ideal for vehicle storage and workshop space with extensive storage for machinery. Accompanying the property is 10.25 acres, 7.5 acres leased on a remaining 28-year term from the National Trust, the remaining land owned by the property. Currently the owner uses the land for grazing sheep, but due to its size the possibilities are abundant for the new owner. The home is vast with substantial rooms, to both its ground and first floor accommodation and has been used as a successful bed and breakfast retreat by the current owners, with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Three of the bedrooms are located on the ground floor, with two further double rooms on the first floor, the main bedroom is laid out currently as a suite with an additional room, which could be used as a dressing room or study, or alternatively a door put back from the main landing to allow for an additional separate bedroom on the first floor. The property was extended in 2012, with a large single storey extension, creating a fantastic kitchen-dining-living room, and two additional ground floor bedrooms with accompanying bathroom, whilst also creating a fantastic roof terrace which extends the full width of the home to enjoy the impressive surroundings. From every room in the home there is an enchanting outlook, whether you are entertaining in the dual aspect sitting room, working in the ground floor study, with its floor to ceiling picture window, or laying in bed enjoying a rest in one of the large first floor double bedrooms. The views will never fail to take your breath away, an everchanging tapestry of impressive countryside. From the property itself, there are an array of public footpaths and bridleways, and the historic Hoy Monument is visible and easily accessible from the home, allowing occupants to explore the network of beautiful walks and enjoy the delightful scenery that this part of the Island provides. Due to its remote location, the property is heated with oil fired heating, however the current owner has sensibly installed solar panels, allowing them to benefit from the homes Southerly and open aspect and assist in the properties running costs. There is a large, gravelled driveway to the front and side of the property, allowing extensive parking for residents and guests, which is bordered by post and rail fencing so as to ensure the views are not obscured.

This one-of-its-kind beautifully presented four-bedroom family home has been thoughtfully designed for family living and offers the flexibility for multi-generational use. Set within a generous 0.5-acre plot, tucked away on a quiet village road, the property features a substantial driveway for several cars and a large double garage with ample storage. Outside, the landscaped gardens have been carefully curated with different areas to enjoy the sun and surrounding space, including a secluded courtyard, ideal for alfresco dining and relaxed entertaining.Inside, the home is filled with natural light and thoughtfully designed for family living. The large entrance hall, brightened by a skylight and flanked by windows alongside the double front doors, leads to two double bedrooms with built-in storage. A third bedroom has double doors that open onto the secluded courtyard, surrounded by raised beds and lavender plants, creating a serene retreat. The family shower room is airy and light, with the skylight positioned over the shower.The living room is a true feature of the home, with a multi-level ceiling, a gas fireplace, and large windows that frame the stunning views over the Chiltern Hills. The spacious family kitchen and dining room, complete with a central island, ample storage, and generous worktop space, benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows and doors that open onto the landscaped gardens. Adjacent to the kitchen, a versatile reception room provides space for a home office, formal dining, or children`s playroom, with its own access to the garden. A practical utility room with WC and rear access makes day-to-day living easy, ideal for muddy boots after local walks.The principal bedroom is a true retreat, stretching across the full width of the house. It features a generous dressing area, a luxurious ensuite with bath and shower, and a sunlit conservatory perfect for quiet reflection while enjoying the garden views.Externally, the property enjoys beautifully maintained wraparound gardens, thoughtfully landscaped and meticulously cared for by the current owner, creating a variety of spaces to relax, entertain, and enjoy the sunshine throughout the day.This exceptional home blends thoughtful design, versatile living spaces, and beautifully landscaped outdoor areas, offering a wonderful setting for family life in the peaceful Buckinghamshire village of Marsh.Set in a uniquely tranquil setting on a quiet village road in the heart of the Chiltern Hills. From the doorstep, scenic trails and countryside walks invite outdoor pursuits, while the rolling Chiltern landscape provides a picturesque backdrop to everyday life.Despite its rural charm, the property benefits from excellent connectivity. Several nearby railway stations provide direct links to London Marylebone in under an hour as well as connections to Birmingham, while the M40 and A41 give swift access to the national motorway network. The nearby town offers an extensive range of shopping, leisure, and amenities, together with a wide choice of both state and independent schools, including the highly regarded Aylesbury Grammar Schools. Surrounded by open fields and nestled within the peaceful hamlet of Marsh.Additional information EPC rating E Flood risk (according to Gov.uk website) Surface water - Low Rivers and the sea Very low Flooding from groundwater is unlikely in this area. Flooding from reservoirs is unlikely in this area. Covenants: The vendor has not made us aware of any known covenants nor restrictions relating to the property. Broadband type: Cable (fibre) Standard - Highest Download 12 Mbps Highest Upload 1 Mbps Superfast Highest Download N/A Highest Upload N/A Ultrafast - Highest Download 1800 Mbps Highest Upload 220 Mbps Networks in your area: Openreach, Voneus See Ofcom checker for more detailswhat3words ///brisk.dented.waltzesNotice: Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.Notice Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.Council Tax Buckinghamshire Council, Band GUtilities Electric: Mains Supply Gas: None Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Private Supply Broadband: Unknown Telephone: LandlineOther Items Heating: Oil Central Heating Garden/Outside Space: Yes Parking: Yes Garage: Yes

The ground floor comprises a bright lounge, separate reception room and dining room, providing flexible living and entertaining space. The modern fitted kitchen offers ample storage and worktop space, complemented by a separate utility room and a guest cloakroom.To the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, with three further well-proportioned bedrooms served by a family bathroom.Externally, the property features a private rear garden ideal for family use, along with parking to the front.Situated on Baycroft Close, discreetly positioned just off Joel Street and Harlyn Drive, the property benefits from a peaceful residential setting while remaining within easy reach of local shopping amenities and excellent transport links, including the Northwood Hills tube station served by the Metropolitan Line. The vibrant centres of Pinner and Northwood Hills are also conveniently accessible, offering a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and highly regarded schools.

A residence of true distinction, Slater House is understood to date back to the 1700s when it was created as part of the esteemed Baron De Tabley Estate and over time it has evolved into an exceptional family home of rare stature. More recently, it was developed and extended by and the residence of one of Blackburn’s most celebrated sons, the late Jack Walker.Set discreetly within a private 1.9-acre plot in one of the Ribble Valley’s most coveted positions, this is a home of exceptional pedigree. Proof of funding will be required prior to any viewing.The interior is a masterclass in period elegance with a wealth of fine details. The house incorporates a magnificent bay window and remarkable mahogany and brass and copper-accented internal doors sourced from Breightmet Hall. The vestibule leads to an iconic reception hallway, complete with sweeping mahogany staircase, open fire, marble tiled floor and striking architectural presence. The principal reception rooms include a beautifully proportioned living room with large-height bay windows, open marble fireplace, and double doors opening into a distinguished dining room with its own bay window and dual aspects.A cloakroom with 2pc suite, a former powder room now ideal as a pantry, and an expansive living dining kitchen complete the ground floor’s principal accommodation. The kitchen is appointed with a suite of high-end appliances including Gaggenau and Neff, granite work surfaces with matching upstands, an island unit, and integrated refrigeration. An adjoining study with display cabinetry, a versatile party room with provision for projector, utility room with wine storage, further 2pc cloakroom and boiler room complete the arrangement.Ascending the grand staircase, the landing divides into two wings. The principal suite offers fitted wardrobes, a walk-in dressing room, and a luxurious en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, bath, and dual flush WC. A second bedroom with en suite adjoins this space, offering the possibility of combining to form a magnificent master retreat. Across the other wing, three further bedrooms, all with bespoke wardrobes, are complemented by a 5pc Villeroy and Boch family bathroom and 3pc shower room with one of the bedrooms having its very own 4pc en-suite bathroom. The internal space is completed by an office/sixth bedroom.Externally, the grounds provide an oasis of privacy and beauty, incorporating sweeping lawns, mature trees including Beech, Yew, and Cedar, and the curved stone balustrade reclaimed from Breightmet Hall. The gated horseshoe driveway allows for ample parking and leads to a substantial garage with capacity for three to four cars.Slater Cottage, constructed in the 1970s, offers further self-contained accommodation ideal for extended family or friends. Tastefully designed to complement the main house without overlooking it, the cottage provides a kitchen, sitting room, two bedrooms, and bathroom.The estate also incorporates a now unused 70ft by 41ft pool complex with 40ft x 20ft swimming pool, bar, plant room, and changing facilities, alongside a tennis court awaiting reinstatement or adaptation. The site also lends itself to further development potential, subject to necessary consents having previously had planning permission circa 1997 to convert the swimming pool in to a single storey dwelling.Rarely does a home of such provenance, scale, and opportunity grace the market. Slater House represents a unique chance to acquire not just a property, but a piece of Lancashire’s heritage.Council Tax Band: Slater House - H, Slater Cottage - E I Freehold I EPC: Slater House - D, Slater Cottage - D

Bellaire House is an exceptionally attractive and incredibly versatile Grade II listed Georgian residence, nestled in one of Barnstaple’s most sought-after areas. This stunning property offers a truly unique living experience, with an expansive main house, a self-contained one-bedroom annexe, a further self-contained and delightful two-bedroom cottage, in addition to a modern studio which is an extension to the main residence, all included within the sale. The property is set within a beautifully maintained plot, offering a peaceful and private setting, while still being conveniently located within walking distance to Barnstaple's vibrant town centre and close to the hospital and local amenities.The Main House:The main residence is a spacious and elegant 4-bedroom home, brimming with character and period features. Upon entering, the entrance hallway leads into a modern kitchen and breakfast room, complete with stylish slate work surfaces and attractive cabinetry. A door from the kitchen opens into a superb open plan living room/dining area, where large windows flood the room with natural light. A stunning fireplace adds to the room's charm.Adjacent to the main living areas is a separate study, which boasts a charming bay window and is ideal for those who work from home. This leads into a large conservatory, a suntrap that bathes in light and provides an ideal spot to relax, enjoy the garden views, or enjoy a morning coffee. The ground floor also includes a useful utility room/dairy room with extra space for white goods, adding to the practicality of the home.Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four generously sized double bedrooms. Each room offers ample space and the potential for personalisation, the main bedroom is particularly impressive in size. Additionally, two well-appointed family bathrooms serve the upstairs accommodation, ensuring comfort and convenience for all members of the household.The Annexe:The self-contained one-bedroom annexe is a standout feature of the property, offering complete independence and versatility. Perfect for a dependent relative, guests, or as a rental income opportunity. This charming annexe features an open-plan living room and kitchen area on the ground floor. A staircase leads up to the spacious bedroom, which includes its own en-suite bathroom, providing a comfortable and private retreat.Bellaire Cottage:The two-bedroom Bellaire Cottage is an enchanting addition to the property, offering a charming and comfortable living space. Entering through the front door, you are welcomed into a hallway that leads into a spacious living room. From here, you move into the well-appointed kitchen/diner, perfect for family meals or entertaining guests. On the ground floor, there is a family bathroom and a separate cloakroom for added convenience. Upstairs, you’ll find two well-sized bedrooms, each offering a peaceful space to relax.The Studio:The property also includes a recently converted coach house, which has been beautifully transformed into a modern, open-plan area with modern shower room and utility area alongside a beautiful mezzanine. The open-plan living area is bright and spacious, with a mezzanine level above that can be used as an additional sleeping space or lounge area. The perfect area for social gatherings or a dependant relative.Outside:Bellaire House is set within a beautifully maintained plot with well-established gardens that provide a high degree of privacy. The gravelled driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles, offering easy access to the main house, the cottages, and the front courtyard garden. The gardens are thoughtfully designed, with a mixture of mature shrubs, hedges, and trees, creating a tranquil and private outdoor sanctuary. There are also some lovely walled gardens to the north and southern part of the property which are mostly laid to lawn and enjoy privacy.To the side of the property, there is a generous-sized workshop/store amongst an attractive orchard, nearly the size of a garage, providing ample space for storage or for use as a workshop or hobby area. This is a useful addition for anyone requiring extra space to store equipment or outdoor items.Summary:Bellaire House is a truly unique and exceptional property, offering the perfect combination of space, versatility, and potential. Whether you’re looking for a spacious family home, a place to accommodate extended family or guests, or a lucrative investment opportunity with multiple dwellings, this property has it all. With its beautiful Georgian architecture, a range of charming and functional outbuildings, and a fantastic location, Bellaire House presents an incredible opportunity for the discerning buyer.

A rare waterfront jewel, in prime St Mawes, with lush gardens to the river’s edge. This substantial waterside home has exceptional views, private water access, boathouse and private slipway, plus significant potential within walking distance of shops, cafes, pubs, beaches, fine dining restaurants, excellent water sport activities, foot ferries and dramatic coastal walks. Summary of Accommodation Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area: 2438 sq ft / 226.5 sq m (excluding garage, covered patio, porch, store, eaves storage, wardrobe, cupboard)Main House: Entrance Hall Sitting room Dining room Kitchen Three bedrooms Study/landing Two shower roomsWC Covered patio Garage StorageThe Boat House: Open-plan living room and kitchen Bedroom Shower room BalconyGardens & Grounds: Private waterfront setting Landscaped gardens Sun terraces Direct water access via private slipwayIn all approximately 1.17 Acres (including the foreshore)Location Summary Truro 17.7 miles (London Paddington from 4 hours 18 minutes), Cornwall Airport Newquay 26.8 miles(All distances and times are approximate)Location Situated in a prime waterfront position in the heart of St Mawes, Morlenwel enjoys breathtaking coastal views and direct access to the water. St Mawes is one of Cornwall’s most sought-after locations, known for its idyllic harbour, world-class sailing waters, and Michelin-starred dining. The village offers an excellent selection of amenities, including boutique shops, cafés, and the renowned Hotel Tresanton. Truro is about 17.7 miles away, providing mainline rail services to London Paddington, while Cornwall Airport Newquay offers flights to London and Europe.Morlenwel Set in approximately 1.17 acres (including the foreshore), Morlenwel enjoys uninterrupted sea views, with generous gardens leading to the water’s edge. The main house is well-positioned within the plot and offers versatile accommodation, including a sitting room, dining room, three bedrooms, and a study/landing area. Expansive windows and a covered patio take full advantage of the exceptional views. Morlenwel also offers an opportunity to create an outstanding contemporary home in an unparalleled waterfront setting. With scope to reimagine the existing layout or undertake a more significant project, the property provides a rare chance to design a bespoke residence in one of Cornwall’s most sought-after enclaves.The Boat House A standout feature is The Boat House, sitting directly on the water’s edge. It features an open-plan living space, a bedroom with a large balcony, and a shower room, all designed to embrace the coastal setting. The Boat House enjoys access to the private slipway, offering a seamless connection to the water, perfect for boating enthusiasts. The Boat House also offers an exceptional opportunity for rental income.Gardens and Grounds The expansive and established gardens are a rare feature for a waterfront property in St Mawes, offering privacy, space, and direct access to the foreshore. Landscaped terraces and seating areas have been designed to capture the ever-changing coastal scenery, creating a tranquil retreat in one of the UK’s most prestigious locations. Above the house is an extensive private parking and boat storage area, accessed from the private driveway.General and Material InformationServices: Mains electricity, water, and private drainage.Tenure: FreeholdLocal Authority: Cornwall CouncilCouncil Tax: Band FEPC Ratings: Morlenwel: D The Boat House: FFTTP Ultrafast Broadband available: Openreach predicted max download speeds: Ultrafast 1600 MBps: Superfast 76 Mbps; Standard 21 Mbps.Ofcom Mobile Area Coverage Rating: Likely for Vodaphone and O2, Ok for EE and ThreeGOV.UK Long-Term-Flood-Risks: River/Sea: Very Low. 2036 to 2069: Very Low. Surface Water: Very Low. 2040 to 2060: Very Low. Land Registry Title Numbers: CL348489, CL382771 and CL366229Postcode: TR2 5AWWhat3Words: ///roses.gullible.gripsViewing by prior appointment only with the agents.

Holwell Bury Farmhouse is an exceptional period residence that combines historic charm with modern family living. Its spacious, well-appointed rooms, captivating features, and stunning gardens provide a warm and inviting atmosphere. This remarkable home is perfect for those seeking a peaceful and private countryside retreat, with the flexibility to accommodate a variety of lifestyles. Whether you're drawn to its history, its natural beauty, or its potential for further development, this property truly offers a unique opportunity for refined country living.: Holwell Bury Farmhouse: A Tranquil Country Retreat with Timeless Charm. Nestled in an enchanting and peaceful location, Holwell Bury Farmhouse is a Grade II listed property dating back to the 17th century, offering an extraordinary blend of history, character, and natural beauty. Set within approximately 5.5 acres of picturesque grounds, including meticulously landscaped gardens, mature trees, and private woodland, the property exudes charm and tranquility. A serene pond and a captivating moat enhance the sense of seclusion, creating a magical outdoor haven perfect for relaxation and recreation. Thoughtfully preserved by its current owners since 1996, the farmhouse retains its timeless appeal while offering modern comforts.Step Inside: As you step through the front door, you are welcomed into a reception hall that sets the tone for the rest of the home. The captivating living room is the heart of the home, featuring a striking inglenook fireplace that adds both warmth and character to the space. The formal dining room, with its charming dual-aspect windows, provides a bright and airy setting for entertaining, with a further inglenook fireplace. The kitchen, complete with an Aga and a spacious pantry, offers both functionality and charm, with a door leading to the grounds and an additional passage through to the hallway and main staircase. A cozy family room and a quiet study offer the perfect spaces to unwind or work from home, with a second staircase which leads directly to the first floor. Completing the ground floor is a convenient downstairs cloakroom.Upstairs: The spacious landing with exposed wooden beams provides a glimpse of the property's rich history. The main staircase offers breathtaking views over the rear gardens and the private woodland beyond. The four bedrooms on this level each overlook the front of the house, while the master suite enjoys an abundance of natural light. The main bathroom features a luxurious four-piece suite, and a second bathroom provides a three-piece suite for additional convenience.The second floor is a true gem, offering a magnificent 21ft bedroom, a further bedroom, a playroom, and a dressing room, all designed with comfort and versatility in mind.Step Outside: The property is set within an expansive 5.5-acre plot, approached via a private road and a sweeping gated gravel driveway, providing ample parking space. A double garage offers convenient storage and additional parking. Beyond the house, the grounds are a true highlight. The southern-facing formal lawn garden offers an idyllic space for outdoor entertainment, while further lawns surround the property, providing beautiful views of the countryside and woodland. For the keen golfers out there, a stunning ‘Jack Nicklaus' designed golf green completes the outdoor experience, offering the perfect setting for recreation or simply enjoying the outdoors. The beautifully landscaped gardens are an oasis of tranquility, with well-tended flower beds, a manicured lawn, and a peaceful pond with a decking area, ideal for relaxation.Outbuilding: The property also benefits from an established outbuilding, which currently offers storage space, an office and a W.C. With the right permissions (STPP), this space could be redeveloped into a self-contained annexe, providing further potential for multi-generational living or guest accommodation.Location: The property is situated just over 3 miles from Ickleford, which offers a shop, public house, and primary school. The nearby market town of Hitchin, under 5 miles away, provides a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities, along with three secondary schools rated Good or Outstanding. The mainline station at Hitchin offers fast trains to Kings Cross and Cambridge, while nearby Lower Stondon provides additional local shopping options, pubs, and a golf club.

.Positioned within the quiet, tree-lined setting of Somerset Square, just moments from Holland Park, this exceptional four-bedroom freehold townhouse has been comprehensively refurbished to an exacting standard. Arranged over four beautifully configured floors, the home seamlessly combines contemporary design with refined comfort in one of West London’s most desirable residential enclaves.The entrance level offers both practicality and flexibility. A welcoming hallway leads to an integral private garage — a rare luxury in this prime location — complemented by off-street parking. This floor also provides excellent storage and functionality, setting the tone for a thoughtfully designed home tailored to modern London living.At the heart of the property lies the extended kitchen and dining space. Beautifully appointed with premium integrated appliances, underfloor heating and remote-controlled skylight blinds, it has been carefully curated for both everyday family life and sophisticated entertaining. Large doors open directly onto the landscaped garden and patio, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection and an impressive sense of openness.Ascending to the principal living level, the quality and scale of the home become immediately apparent. A striking reception room with elegant oak flooring and expansive sash windows provides an inviting setting for both formal occasions and relaxed evenings. The proportions are generous, the ceiling heights impressive, and the finish impeccable throughout.The bedroom accommodation begins on the first floor, comprising well-proportioned double bedrooms served by beautifully finished bathrooms. Each room has been thoughtfully designed, with bespoke detailing and excellent natural light.Occupying the upper level is the impressive principal suite — a private sanctuary within the home. Complete with a walk-in wardrobe, a luxurious en-suite bathroom and French doors opening onto a private west-facing terrace, it offers both privacy and tranquillity.Throughout the property, modern comforts include air-conditioning, underfloor heating in selected areas, high-quality sash windows and integrated audio, ensuring the home is as comfortable as it is stylish.Perfectly positioned near the boutiques and cafés of Kensington High Street and Holland Park Avenue, this is a superb opportunity to acquire a turnkey family residence in one of prime West London’s most coveted addresses.

This imposing detached family house occupies one of Bedford Park’s most prestigious addresses. Held within the same family ownership for over half a century, the house is a rare and distinguished example of Arts & Crafts architecture, displaying a striking stepped gable roof and an abundance of exquisite original features. Set within the heart of Bedford Park’s conservation area, the property offers a remarkable sense of space and character throughout. The principal reception is an exceptionally generous drawing room, filled with natural light and adorned with original leaded stained-glass windows, including an impressive bay. Leading from here is a conservatory, opening directly onto the mature, private garden, which provides a tranquil and secluded setting. The principal bedroom, formerly an artist’s studio, is a particularly noteworthy feature, with galleried areas overlooking the drawing room, adding to the drama and architectural interest of the house. On arrival, a substantial and welcoming entrance hall immediately sets the tone, centred around a magnificent sweeping staircase rising through all three floors and reflecting the grand proportions found throughout the property. To the side of the house is a detached garage, with additional off-street parking. Subject to the necessary planning and listed building consents, the house offers potential for alteration and extension. The Orchard is regarded as one of the most sought-after streets within Bedford Park, ideally positioned for the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of central Chiswick and close to Turnham Green Terrace. Bedford Park, celebrated as London’s first garden suburb, was developed between 1875 and 1886 during the Arts & Crafts movement. Under the direction of Jonathan Carr, Richard Norman Shaw — alongside E J May, W Wilson and E W Godwin — created an extraordinary collection of houses and studios, many of which remain Grade II listed. The influence of William Morris is evident throughout the area, commemorated locally by the William Morris Society at Kelmscott House. Turnham Green Underground Station (District and Piccadilly lines) is approximately 0.3 miles away, providing convenient access to central London. The A4 and M4 offer straightforward routes to Heathrow Airport and the west of England. The property is also well positioned for a selection of highly regarded primary and secondary schools, including Orchard House, Latymer Prep and Upper School, Ravenscourt Prep, and Heathfield House.

Set at the end of a sweeping drive through historic parkland, a rare and captivating country estate, one that seamlessly blends architectural grandeur, cutting edge modern comfort and an extraordinary sense of heritage. Immaculately refurbished to the highest standard, the house has been thoughtfully restored for contemporary family living while celebrating the craftsmanship and character of its period origins.From the moment you step inside, the scale and elegance are unmistakable. The stately entrance and inner halls form the heart of the home, rising dramatically to a double-height gallery above. Limestone floors, intricate cornicing and domed ceilings create a sense of occasion, while original parquet flooring and open fireplaces add warmth and authenticity. Technology has been discreetly integrated, with underfloor heating to the ground floor and first-floor bathrooms, alongside Sonos audio and a Crestron home management system controlling lighting, climate, curtains and entertainment at the touch of a tablet or smartphone.The house occupies an elevated position on Holwood Hill, commanding far reaching southerly views across rolling countryside. Two areas of woodland frame the property, creating a natural avenue and a picturesque vista.Ground Floor: - The principal reception rooms flow beautifully from the central halls, each designed to make the most of the breathtaking southerly views across the estate. The music hall is a particular highlight, with its elegant proportions and panoramic outlook over rolling parkland. The drawing room, dining room, games room and kitchen/breakfast room all enjoy generous sash windows and French doors, bathing the interiors in natural light and creating a wonderful connection to the grounds beyond. At the centre of family life sits the magnificent Clive Christian kitchen. With a dramatic double-height ceiling and expansive roof lights, it is both striking and supremely practical. A library mezzanine overlooks part of the breakfast area, creating a relaxed yet refined space for reading or quiet work. From here, the house opens effortlessly into the family room, which in turn leads directly into the newly refurbished swimming pool complex and annexe, perfect for year-round entertaining. Beneath the house, the substantial cellar offers yet more lifestyle flexibility. A large central entertaining space, referred to as the Shisha Lounge, is complemented by two gyms and newly installed communications, boiler and heating systems as well as a generous laundry room. The ground floor is completed by a private study, Champagne bar/Snooker room, four car garage, cloakroom, powder room and a fully insulated cinema room with surround sound for evenings at home.First Floor - A grand sweeping staircase leads to the first-floor accommodation, where space and privacy have been beautifully balanced. The principal suite forms a luxurious private retreat, complete with two dressing rooms, an elegant en suite bathroom and its own sitting room, all overlooking the parkland and valley beyond. Two further bedrooms in this wing interconnect and share a bathroom, ideal for children or guests. The pillared central gallery looks down over the inner hall and gives access to a further bedroom suite, a nursery and a dedicated guest wing with two additional bedroom suites. A separate landing connects back to the library mezzanine and down to the kitchen below. The leisure facilities at Holwood are exceptional. The swimming pool complex has been refurbished to a luxury spa-level specification, with a steam room, sauna, two rainforest showers, pool table and a wet lounge. French doors open onto timber decking, making it an idyllic setting for summer gatherings, barbecues and poolside entertaining. A striking glass staircase rises to the first-floor guest accommodation, which includes a generous games room or gym, two further guest bedrooms and a shower room. Separate stairs lead to a fully self-contained housekeeper's apartment with two bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen and living room, ideal for staff or independent living.Gardens And Grounds - The setting of Holwood House is truly extraordinary. The approach winds gently through landscaped parkland originally sculpted by Decimus Burton, immediately instilling a sense of arrival and privacy. The house occupies an elevated position on Holwood Hill, commanding far-reaching southerly views across rolling countryside. Two areas of woodland frame the property, creating a natural avenue and a picturesque vista visible from many of the principal rooms and bedrooms. To the rear, the estate includes a secondary drive, tennis court, walled garden and an elegant garden pavilion to the west. To the east, a newly constructed machinery store, also suitable as a helicopter hangar, adds a discreet yet highly practical modern touch.History - Few houses can claim a history as rich or as influential as Holwood, and fewer still combine such pedigree with effortless modern living. The site itself is recorded as an Iron Age fort, Caesar's Camp, and has long been recognised for its strategic and scenic importance. In the late 18th century, Holwood became the cherished retreat of William Pitt the Younger, Britain's youngest ever Prime Minister, who commissioned Sir John Soane to remodel the house and transform the surrounding landscape. It was here, beneath a great oak tree in 1787, that Pitt famously encouraged William Wilberforce to begin the parliamentary campaign to abolish the slave trade. The house was later rebuilt in its current classical Georgian form by the celebrated architect Decimus Burton in 1827. Over the centuries, Holwood has welcomed an extraordinary roll call of visitors and residents, including Charles Darwin, who conducted experiments in the grounds, and Winston Churchill, who dined here regularly during the Second World War. Today, the house and grounds are Grade I listed, reflecting their exceptional historical significance.Location And Lifestyle - Holwood House enjoys an elevated, private position just east of the charming village of Keston, which offers a village hall, pub and post office. More extensive shopping can be found in Bromley, with Sevenoaks under 14 miles away. The area is renowned for its excellent schooling, with a wide selection of highly regarded independent and state schools within easy reach. Fast rail services from Orpington and Bromley South provide swift access into central London, while the M25 is readily accessible. Golfers are well served by nearby courses including Chelsfield Lakes, West Kent and Lullingstone Park. Biggin Hill Airport is just 1.7 miles away, with Gatwick and London City also within comfortable reach. Holwood House is not simply a home; it is a private estate of rare beauty and historical importance, offering a lifestyle defined by space, privacy, elegance and connection to both countryside and city.Planning Permission - Permission granted for 10 car garage and bowling alley - contact us for more details.

A Rare and Remarkable North Devon Coastal Residence with Outstanding PotentialOffers in Excess of £1,250,000 for Main House, Cottage, Shippon Barn with Planning & Gardens, as well as the Home Office buildingOr Available as a Whole – £2,000,000 for Entire Holding Including Additional Consent, Outbuildings & 5.59 AcresNestled in a private, tucked-away position on North Devon’s breath-taking coastline, this fabulous and beautifully presented residence offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity. Rich in character and charm, the original property is mentioned in the Domesday Book and is believed to date back over 400 years to 1622, blending heritage with versatility, space, and income potential. However, the building is not listed. THE MAIN HOUSEA spacious yet cosy five-bedroom home that fuses modern comfort with period charm, perfect for family living, multigenerational use, or income generation.• Enter through an impressive stone arched porch into a home full of warmth and history.• At its heart, a large kitchen/family room with fitted units and space for informal dining.• A rear lobby with flagstone flooring leads to a utility room and ground floor wet room.• A formal dining room boasts a stone fireplace, oak flooring, and a turret-style staircase.• The lounge, perfect for cosy nights in, features a wood burner on a slate hearth.• Upstairs, four generous bedrooms (master with sea views and built-in wardrobes) and a family bathroom.• Furthermore, an area of the house, adaptable as an interconnecting annexe if required, includes a utility room/kitchenette, bathroom, snug and cosy lounge with vaulted ceiling and Juliet balcony, and its own staircase – ideal for a relative, teen retreat, or extra rental income.THE COTTAGE – SELF-CONTAINED HOLIDAY LETA charming one-bedroom cottage, beautifully converted from a former farm building, currently generating excellent holiday letting income.• Private, enclosed garden – perfect for guests or family.• Vaulted ceilings, A-frame beams, and a cosy lounge with wood burner.• Modern kitchen/diner, spacious double bedroom, and a stylish bathroom with bath and walk-in shower.• Ideal for extended family, dual occupancy, or continued letting.THE SHIPPON BARN – WITH PLANNING PERMISSIONA characterful stone barn (still with animal pens in place), plus adjoining garage, with full planning permission to convert into a 2-bedroom, single-storey cottage.• Would suit family use, rental income, or guest accommodation.• Excellent scope with plenty of parking.THE HOME OFFICE BUILDINGSeparate building with broadband and electrics, ideal for remote work or a home business.GROUNDS & SETTING• Approached via a long sweeping shared driveway for added privacy.• Beautifully landscaped gardens, including a walled rear courtyard, colourful seaward garden with large lawn, summer house, and patio capturing the stunning countryside and sea views.• Ample off-road parking and a large garage.• Immediate access to local footpaths and the South West Coast Path for magnificent walks and scenery.________________________________________THE EXTENDED OFFER – AVAILABLE AT £2,000,000For buyers with a broader vision, a truly rare opportunity to expand the estate and capitalise on its full potential:Large Derelict Stone Barn• Planning consent to convert into a substantial 4-bedroom residence, with perpetual planning status already activated.• Superb views across countryside to the coast.Enclosed Paddock (Approx. 2.9 Acres)• Ideal for horses, livestock, or smallholding.• Accessed via 5-bar gates from main drive, stunning views throughout.Dutch Barn with Full Planning Permission• Convert into a two-storey, 3-bedroom residence with sea views.• Adjoining storage barns – ideal for mowers, workshop, or further development (STP).Lower Paddock Area (Approx. 1 Acre)• Enclosed, gently sloping paddock with direct access to footpaths and a haven for wildlife.• Perfect for further use, grazing or leisure.Hardcore Track Access• Vehicle access wraps around the northern side of the property for excellent movement and future use potential.LOCATION – THE BEST OF NORTH DEVON• Minutes from Mortehoe, a quintessential coastal village, and the world-renowned Woolacombe Beach, with its golden sands and surfing culture.• Nearby towns include Ilfracombe and Braunton, with the larger centre of Barnstaple offering major amenities including supermarkets, leisure facilities, hospital, theatre, cinema, schools, and rail links to Exeter.• Fast access to the A361 North Devon Link Road and M5 at Junction 27.• Exmoor National Park is within easy reach for dramatic moorland walks and scenic drives.• Excellent leisure opportunities including Saunton Golf Club, surfing, cycling, horse riding, and more.DON’T MISS THIS ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITYWhether you're seeking a generational family home, income-producing lifestyle business, or the chance to develop and create a bespoke North Devon estate, this property offers it all – and more.Call us now to register your interest and be among the first to view.

Introducing an extraordinary 6-bedroom detached residence, encompassing approximately 2384 sqf of living space, recently elevated to an opulent standard through meticulous renovations and extensions. Upon arrival, an expansive driveway welcomes you, providing access to the electric garage or ample parking for up to 6 or 7 cars. This property seamlessly merges practicality with luxury, offering a lifestyle of utmost comfort. Oadby is an extremely favoured location within Leicestershire. It has a mention in the Doomsday Book and a long history dating back centuries. The ease of access to excellent schools and a wealth of leisure, medical and recreational facilities provide all amenities at a stone’s throw. Transport links are excellent. Leicester Racecourse and Oadby Parade are close by and the beautiful Botanical Gardens of the University of Leicester are a joy to visit. It sits in the most sought-after Leicestershire postcode - and with Leicester city centre a mere three-mile commute, it really does have it all. Upon entering, the home invites you into a luminous ambiance, graced by beautiful white porcelain tiles. To the left, a tastefully appointed guest toilet/shower room and a staircase leading upstairs are revealed. Straight ahead, the meticulously renovated and extended kitchen and three generously proportioned lounges beckon. The kitchen boasts top-of-the-range fitted appliances and captivating views of the garden, creating a culinary haven. A veranda, crafted in Germany, and a sun-soaked glass room overlooking the private garden add to the residence's allure. The lounges, bathed in natural light, provide an expansive and inviting space, perfect for entertaining family and friends. A downstairs bedroom and shower room contribute to the property's practicality. Returning to the entrance hall and ascending the staircase, five double bedrooms await, accompanied by a well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, the rear garden unfolds as a sanctuary of privacy and tranquility, constituting an integral part of just under a third of an acre of meticulously landscaped grounds. This residence not only embodies elegance and comfort but also promises a harmonious coexistence with nature. Seize the opportunity to call this exceptional property your own, where luxury and space converge to create an unparalleled living experience.

£975,000 - £1,075,000 Guide Price. Beautifully proportioned Regency residence. Generous accommodation and exceptional potential. High ceilings and open fireplaces. Five reception rooms. Seven bedrooms. Mature gardens. Highly regarded schooling options. Convenient access to road and rail networks.Fine & Country presents The Limes, a gracious and beautifully proportioned Regency residence offering classical architectural elegance, generous accommodation and exceptional potential, quietly set within its own private grounds in the heart of Wateringbury.Held within the same family for over sixty years, The Limes has been a much loved home, its character shaped by decades of everyday life and quiet celebration. High ceilings, sash windows and balanced proportions reflect a refined era of design, while today presenting a rare opportunity for a new owner to enhance and personalise the house, blending period charm with twenty first century features.The approach is both impressive and welcoming, with a sweeping driveway and broad frontage framed by established planting. Inside, a striking marble tiled hallway creates an immediate sense of arrival and introduces the scale and elegance found throughout the home. From here, five reception rooms enjoy a warm, westerly orientation, each connecting naturally with the garden and drawing in the afternoon and evening light, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere.The large breakfast room sits just off the kitchen and is well suited to everyday family use or more intimate gatherings. The formal dining room and sitting room form an appealing pair, interconnected by imposing oak bifold doors, allowing the spaces to flow together when desired. Both have open fireplaces and French windows opening onto a veranda and the garden. The largest reception room, the drawing room, can accommodate a sizeable gathering of people. It too features an open fireplace, together with a large bay window with French doors opening onto the garden. The conservatory offers a lighter, more informal place to relax, with garden views that change with the seasons.The kitchen represents one of the most exciting opportunities for enhancing the property. Beyond it, a passageway leads to a series of storage rooms, offering scope, subject to the necessary consents, to be thoughtfully incorporated into the main house. Together, these spaces invite the creation of a larger kitchen and family room, perhaps complemented by a utility or boot room, for a layout that reflects modern patterns of living while sitting comfortably within the home's original scale, proportions, and architectural rhythm. A ground floor shower room and cloakroom add everyday convenience, while a substantial cellar below offers excellent storage and further potential.An elegant elliptical staircase rises to the first floor, where there are seven bedrooms, reflecting the generous proportions and adaptability of the house. Two bathrooms and an additional w.c. serve this level, and the layout lends itself well to reconfiguration, allowing for the creation of en suite facilities where desired. The bedrooms are well proportioned and naturally bright, offering calm and comfortable accommodation.Now ready for its next chapter, the interiors invite reimagining and enhancement, offering the opportunity to introduce twenty first century features throughout. With its generous proportions, high ceilings and strong architectural framework, The Limes lends itself beautifully to a considered blend of contemporary comfort and classical design, allowing a new owner to create a home that feels both current and enduring.Outside, the garden extends to approximately three quarters of an acre, forming a private and tranquil setting. Meandering lawns are interspersed with mature shrubbery, specimen trees and colourful flower beds, adding structure and seasonal interest. A sheltered veranda sits comfortably within the landscape, providing a peaceful spot for a morning coffee or an evening drink while taking in pleasing views across the garden. The grounds offer privacy, space, and a distinctly English feel, ideal for quiet reflection or relaxed outdoor living, and gently slope down to an orchard.The Limes enjoys a secluded position within the desirable village of Wateringbury, which offers a primary school, village hall, post office and welcoming pub. Bow Bridge Marina on the River Medway lies close by for those of a boating persuasion, while Maidstone town centre provides a wide range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities. There are excellent primary, secondary and grammar schools in Maidstone and, slightly further afield, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. The nearby market town of West Malling further enhances the appeal with its boutique shops, cafés and restaurants.Commuter links are well catered for, with straightforward access to the M20 and M2 motorways and a selection of nearby mainline railway stations offering direct services to London and the coast.The Limes represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and elegant period home, offering space, character, and the freedom to create something exceptional. A house of enduring appeal, ready for its next chapter. Contact Fine & Country today to arrange your exclusive viewing and experience the allure of this remarkable residence.Freehold Council Tax Band G EPC Rating D For mobile phone coverage in this area please look online Ultrafast, Superfast & Standard Broadband are available at the property - for more information please look online Utilities: - Electric / Gas / Mains Water / Mains Drainage / Phone / Broadband The property owns the driveway, over which four neighbouring properties enjoy rights of access to their respective private driveways. Maintenance is dealt with on an ad hoc basis.

A modern and beautifully presented Detached house set within an exclusive private road close to the heart of Blackheath.Rosse Mews offers contemporary living in a peaceful and private setting just off Kidbrooke Park Road. This highly unique home provides bright, well-designed accommodation arranged over two floors, combining comfort, style and convenience.The ground floor features a generous reception room with excellent natural light and direct access to a private courtyard garden - perfect for entertaining or relaxing. The sleek, modern kitchen comes fully fitted with integrated appliances and ample storage, complementing the property's clean, modern aesthetic.Upstairs, the home offers well-proportioned bedrooms and beautifully finished bathrooms, creating a calm and comfortable space for family life or guests. The property also benefits from allocated parking and a low-maintenance design ideal for busy professionals or those seeking a secure London base.Perfectly located for Blackheath Village, Kidbrooke Station, extensive green spaces, and highly regarded schools, this is a superb opportunity to acquire a stylish home in one of SE3's most desirable neighbourhoods.

54 Weeping Cross is a substantial detached family residence, situated in the popular Weeping Cross area, on the outskirts of the County town of Stafford and its links via rail as well as the national park. An immaculately presented and individually designed by the current owners with a high-quality specification finish. The accommodation over 3 floors includes 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms as well as a substantial converted bunker basement for modern use such as an Office, Gym/Spa or Games room.In summary this property is situated in a popular location and making an ideal family home.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and Stafford Borough Council EPC Rating: C (Valid until 20 August 2027) Property Construction: Standard Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Underfloor Heating System Broadband: FTTC / Ultrafast Fibre Broadband and Private Starlink Satellite Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Driveway and Garage

Standing well back from the roadside with large gardens to both the front and rear, Hindon House is a spacious family home of just under 4000 sq. ft. of internal living space which is arranged over three floors. The current owners have carried out extensive improvements and refurbishments taking one year to complete and include; a new roof, an extension and upper-floor conversion, new triple-glazed windows, new doors, under-floor heating, re-modelled and re-fitted kitchen and bathrooms, solar panel installation and relocation of the Conservatory to adjoin the Kitchen.The ground floor provides an super-sized hallway leading to Three Separate Reception Rooms, one to the front of the house and two to the back. The Sitting Room having a wood-burning stove and a range of built-in display and storage units. The Kitchen/Family Room sits to the rear of the house and leads into the Conservatory and to the garden patio beyond. This is an ideal area for entertaining either indoors or out. The kitchen is well-designed and fitted with an extensive range of storage units, large work top areas and a family dining table set in a angled bay overlooking the garden. Beyond the kitchen is a very useful Utility Room with a Shower Room and access into the integrated garage.On the second floor, Bedrooms Five and Six are also generous in proportions and share a central Shower Room. Most of the bedrooms have full fitted bedroom suites, and the bathrooms are finished with quality furnishings.Hindon House stands in a good plot with a large frontage and the house being set well-back from the roadside. There is ample room for parking many vehicles on the driveway whether it be cars, a motorhome or a small boat. The planting has matured over the years and there is now a good array of borders and beds filled with fully-grown and colourful plants, shrubs and trees. To the rear the central lawn is again bordered by mature shrubs offering the keen gardener plenty to while away the hours. There is a timber shed and storage areas for garden equipment to be neatly tucked away out of sight. The back of the house can be accessed via gated pathways to both sides of the property. The integral garage has electric roll-up doors and a heating control room. Additional Information: All mains services connected Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: D Solar Panels Alarm System & CCTV Havant Borough Council: Tax Band G Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP  Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk)AML Checks: By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer.  A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Fine & Country are delighted to present Slate Farm. Offered for sale with no onward chain and nestled on the edge of the picturesque village of Wanborough, Slate Farm is an exceptional 5 bedroom Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse with early 18th Century origins, which has remained in the same family for over 100 years.Accommodation Summary:The internal accommodation extends to almost 3,500 sqft across seven bedrooms, with beautifully preserved original features throughout. The level grounds expand to the rear and side of the property along with a large turning circle, double car port and a further garage. Wanborough is considered one of the most favoured villages on the southeast side of Swindon, situated on the edge of The Downs near The Ridgeway with a range of local amenities including the Grade I listed Church of St Andrew, village hall, doctors' surgery, several public houses and Wanborough Primary School. The market towns of Marlborough and Cirencester are both within easy reach, providing further facilities, including a range of supermarkets and several independent shops, restaurants and cafes. From the village, road and rail communications are good. The M4 motorway at junction 15 is approximately 2.5 miles away, handy for commuting east towards London or Bristol and the West Country. Swindon mainline station with direct trains to London Paddington (from 49 minutes) is approximately 6 miles. The area is well-served by several private schools and is in the catchment area of a highly-regarded state secondary school.Seller Insight:What is your favourite room of the house and why?The garden room has been a wonderful addition to the house, effectively completing the building in 2014. It is a room for all seasons, a place that becomes an extension to the garden in the summer with the doors rolled back, but also somewhere to sit and relax in the winter, hunkered down enjoying the underfloor heating. It is a perfect room for parties and gatherings and a great place from which to enjoy much of the charm of the house and garden.Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? This house really could suit any family dynamic. Our children have enjoyed growing up in the house, but it would work for an extended family, or a couple who want to put their stamp on things. Whoever buys the house would ideally be able to see the potential within the property as well as having an appreciation of living in an historic farmhouse with all its character and quirks.What do you love most about the house and why?It is a very spacious property, yet has a wonderful, homely feel. We will miss the extensive garden, which, with its different areas, offers a great deal of privacy, peace and tranquillity.What do you love about the local community?There are plenty of good village pubs and there are opportunities to involve yourself as much or as little as you like in village life. The local primary school is excellent; all our children attended and thoroughly enjoyed their experience there.How easy is it to commute from here?The village is perfectly situated: Heathrow Terminal 5 is under an hour away, Paddington takes 1 hour by train from Swindon, or Hungerford, itself only 20 minutes away. The market towns of Marlborough and Cirencester are 20 minutes' drive and the close proximity of the M4 (5 minutes) allows good access to Bath, Bristol, and London. Oxford is also only 40 minutes from the house.What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time?The house has been in the family for well over 100 years. When we had the opportunity to move here, we thought it would only be for a few years, but we have stayed for nearly 27.Ground Floor: Upon entering the property, you are warmly welcomed into the entrance hall with access to both principal reception rooms. The sitting room features a wood burner and a window seat with lovely views out over the front garden. In 2014 the brewhouse was converted into what is now used as the master suite with a shower room, dressing area and mezzanine bedroom. The kitchen extends across the back of the property and enjoys views out over the rear gardens. Leading on from the kitchen, there is a useful utility room with a pantry and the guest cloakroom. The most recent addition to Slate Farm is the striking, glass garden room with vaulted ceiling, underfloor heating and large sliding doors leading out onto the gardens. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the separate snug, laundry room and shower room which form part of what was once the original dairy parlour. First Floor:The first floor is dedicated to the two, generous principal bedrooms at the front of the property with a corridor that then connects to the rear, where the family bathroom and two further bedrooms are located. The rear of the property has the potential to be used as an integral annexe with a large double bedroom with separate staircase, kitchenette, snug and ground floor shower room. Second Floor:The second floor features two further guest bedrooms.Outside: The grounds extend to circa 0.45 acres with wraparound lawns and cleverly positioned patio areas to take advantage of the afternoon sun. The mature, private gardens feature a variety of fruit trees and beautifully maintained lawns. To the side of the property, there is a large gravel driveway with a turning circle, double carport and a garage with a useful storage space over. Location:The village boasts a thriving community spirit with a popular Annual Summer Show with a craft tent, dog show and a hog roast alongside a regular local farmers market hosted at the village hall. Throughout the village there is a delightful mixture of all property types, from chocolate box thatched cottages, to individually designed modern family homes, with an approximate total population of just over 2000. Wanborough is also conveniently positioned for commuting with the M4 junction 15 approximately 2.5 miles away for London or Bristol and the West Country. Swindon mainline station with direct trains to London Paddington (from 49 minutes) is approximately 6 miles away.

A charming 3-bedroom detached cottage set within approximately two acres of grounds, offering exceptional potential and a rare blend of a semi-rural woodland setting and commuter convenience.Dating back in parts over 600 years, this beautifully individual detached cottage is rich in character featuring exposed oak beams.  Being positioned just minutes from picturesque woodland walks while remaining within easy reach of Thorndon Country Park, main road links and Brentwood station nearby.A solid wood ledge-and-brace entrance door opens into the main reception/dining room, featuring a wood-burning stove and characterful wood flooring, with access to a cloakroom/WC. To the rear, the living/family room flows into the kitchen and a practical utility/boot room providing direct access outside.The kitchen is fitted with traditional solid wood units, tiled worktops and a solid wood breakfast bar, incorporating a built-in oven, gas hob and extractor.To the first floor are three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, a stylish family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower, and additional storage cupboards in the hallway.The cottage offers excellent potential to extend (subject to planning permission) via Brentwood Borough Council.The property sits within approximately two acres of level gardens, in part enclosed by attractive red-brick boundary walls and offering direct access into surrounding woodland, creating a truly special natural setting with abundant wildlife and walking routes. There are useful outbuildings used for storage.Situated in Little Warley, the cottage enjoys a highly convenient yet peaceful position. Nearby amenities include popular local restaurants, a ski and snowboarding centre, and Brentwood tennis and padel club. Brentwood station (approx. 1.5 miles) provides Elizabeth Line services into central London, the West End and Heathrow.Brentwood High Street offers a vibrant mix of bars, restaurants, shops and highly regarded schools, including Brentwood School. The area is further enhanced by nearby golf courses, parkland, and excellent road connections via the M25.

A former doctor’s surgery, now a magnificent character home, beautifully restored with wonderful period features, this is a real gem. Standing proudly within a popular Broadland village, secluded garden to the rear, it offers all the benefits of a lively community, many amenities within walking distance, a marina and open countryside just down the road, plus easy access by road or rail to the city centre.