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Thoughtfully arranged across three floors, the property comprises four well-appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfectly suited to modern family living. The elegant double reception room provides a wonderfully versatile entertaining space, flooded with natural light. The kitchen is generously proportioned and thoughtfully designed, offering an excellent range of fitted storage together with ample space for informal dining. To the rear, French doors open directly onto the delightful south-facing garden which provides an ideal setting for both relaxation and al fresco entertaining during the warmer months.Further benefits include valuable off-street parking and the significant advantage of being within easy reach of West Ealing Station, making the property particularly appealing for commuters into Central London and beyond. In addition, the house offers excellent scope to extend and reconfigure, subject to planning permission, presenting purchasers with the opportunity to create a long-term family home tailored to their own requirements.The property is also exceptionally well positioned for a number of highly regarded local schools, together with the wide range of independent cafés, restaurants and amenities that make this part of West Ealing so sought after.

Positioned within almost 9 acres of stunning and secluded grounds in the delightful rural east Hertfordshire hamlet of Sandon, 'East Barn' is a charming four bedroom country barn offering 2249 square feet of beautifully presented accommodation. This Grade II listed converted barn combines immense character with outstanding equestrian facilities, including 1441 square feet of stabling with four stables, a tack room, feed store, and an additional storage room with the addition of a floodlit 40m x 60m ménage, a rubber surfaced round-pen, and a 1.5-acre lake teeming with coarse fish. This property offers a superb opportunity for the equestrian enthusiast or anyone seeking a private and picturesque setting.  Step InsideAs you enter 'East Barn', you are greeted by an inviting atmosphere that seamlessly blends period charm with modern comforts, the ground floor is fairly open plan with the dining area and lounge occupying the majority of the space, views of the front gardens are enjoyed via the lounge windows and central main entrance. This part of the barn is excellent for hosting, entertaining or just to kick back and enjoy the log burning stove, of particular note is the huge fireplace and the host of original beams, timbers and exposed brickwork which are on show. The kitchen is positioned at the front of the barn and benefits from its own front access and utility room, there is a good mix of base and wall units with a central island and a 'lacanche' range cooker to top the country style kitchen. In addition on the ground floor is a separate office and cloakroom, this is divided by a stud partition wall so if one required a larger more open plan kitchen, you could knock through to open the space up.  The first floor accommodates four bedrooms and a family bathroom, the master bedroom has the benefit of its own en-suite and the most amazing views of the frontage of this property. Step OutsideAccessed via private drive and electric gates, the property boasts an excellent frontage with mature gardens and abundant allocated parking, including a detached garage. The approximately 8.5 acres of grounds are a true highlight, offering rare, open, and secluded land. For the equestrian, the superb setup is comprehensive, featuring extensive stabling, a floodlit ménage, and a rubber surfaced round-pen. There is enough grounds and paddocks to rotate the horses with most of the paddocks having their own field shelters.  The 1.5-acre lake, well-stocked with coarse fish, provides a tranquil spot for recreation and reflection.LocationEast Barn occupies an idyllic and tranquil rural setting which enjoys breath taking views over farmland and countryside. The barn is part of a former farmstead and has the benefit of neighbours with other converted barns nearby, one of which is attached, and the original Gannock Farm House close by. Ideal for those wishing to be rural, but not isolated.  Gannock Green is a picturesque rural hamlet comprising a hand full of properties and is conveniently located for those commuting to London by both road and rail. The nearby village of Sandon includes a village hall/post office, primary school and church and there is a rail station in the village of Ashwell about 4 miles away, which offers a good service to London's Kings Cross. There are more comprehensive shopping facilities available in the nearby towns of Royston, Baldock and Buntingford. The University City of Cambridge is about 20 miles distant and offers world class educational facilities and University, extensive shopping, restaurant, theatres and recreational choices.General InformationLocal Authority: North Herts DC.Council Tax Band: GServices: Mains Water & Electricity. Central heating is oil fired. Private drainage. Grade II Listed by English HeritageEPC: Exempt

Set in a highly regarded semi-rural position beside Brandy Hole Copse Nature Reserve and just one mile north of Chichester, Brandy Hole House is an exceptional family home approaching 7,000 sq. ft, offering outstanding design, superb leisure facilities and an impressive level of specification.Behind its elegant façade lies a beautifully balanced interior, introduced by a striking vaulted reception hall leading to a series of generous living spaces. At the heart of the home is a superb 35 ft kitchen / breakfast / family room designed for modern living. This expansive space accommodates cooking, dining and relaxation with ease, offering views over the gardens and direct access to outdoor entertaining areas. Perfectly suited to both busy family life and large scale hosting complemented by a boot room, utility room and cloakroom. Positioned for effortless hosting, the dining room offers an atmospheric setting for formal dinners and family gatherings. Its proportions allow for a substantial dining table, while the connection to the reception hall and kitchen enhances the sense of flow.An elegant and inviting, the drawing room provides a refined setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Generous proportions, garden views and a calm, sophisticated palette create a space that feels both luxurious and comfortable.A well-proportioned study offering an ideal space for focused work, reading or quiet retreat. Its position within the house provides privacy without feeling disconnected from the main living areas, making it a highly practical and versatile room for modern family life.The first floor is home to a luxurious principal suite, a luxurious retreat featuring a private balcony, dressing room and a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. Elevated views and generous proportions create a sense of calm and privacy, making this a standout feature of the home.A beautifully appointed guest suite enjoying the same tranquil outlook as the principal bedroom, with views stretching towards the gardens and surrounding greenery. This generous room is complemented by its own dressing room and a well-designed Jack & Jill en- suite bathroom, creating a private and luxurious space for family or guests. Direct access to the adjoining study enhances the versatility of this part of the house, offering the option of a self-contained guest wing, teenager’s suite or an elegant work from home arrangement.Bedroom three is a wonderfully generous suite overlooking the front of the house. Its impressive proportions and elevated position give the room a bright, open feel, making it an inviting space for family or guests. Served by its own bathroom, this suite provides excellent privacy and comfort, forming a natural progression before the four additional bedrooms arranged across the top floor.Outside: Approached through electric gates and along an extensive private driveway, the setting of Brandy Hole House immediately conveys a sense of privacy and arrival. The lifestyle offering is exceptional. A triple garage provides extensive secure parking and storage, complemented by a ground floor WC and a dedicated gym. Above, the remarkably spacious 35 ft first floor studio, complete with a stylish kitchenette, offers an impressive environment for a home office, creative space or meetings, extending the versatility of the property with potential to convert into a self-contained annexe subject to the necessary permissions.An additional open triple bay garage with wood store sits alongside a fully equipped leisure wing featuring a pool plant room, changing area, sauna, shower and store.The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to frame the house and create a series of inviting outdoor spaces. A dedicated kitchen/barbecue area, swimming pool and Hydropool hot tub form a private retreat designed for relaxation and entertaining, perfectly complementing the home’s generous interior.In all, the property extends to approximately 0.5 acres, with an EPC rating of B, and benefits from high performance glazing, gas fired central and underfloor heating, and all mains’ services.Brandy Hole House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, beautifully appointed home in one of Chichester’s most desirable settings, combining space, privacy and exceptional amenities within easy reach of the city, the coast and the South Downs.Location: Brandy Hole House enjoys a privileged position along Brandy Hole Lane, one of Summersdale’s most desirable semi-rural addresses. With Centurion Way moments from the door, the house offers immediate access to scenic walking and cycling routes leading into Chichester, the South Downs National Park, and the surrounding countryside.The city centre lies just a mile to the south, providing a vibrant mix of culture, dining and independent shops, while the coastline, including West Wittering, East Head and the harbour villages, is within easy reach for sailing, beach days and waterside living.For those who enjoy world class events, Goodwood is close by, offering the Festival of Speed, the Revival and a renowned racecourse. The combination of countryside, coast and culture makes this an exceptional setting for both everyday living and weekend leisure.Further Information: Local Authority: Chichester District Council Tax Band H Tenure: Freehold Services: Mains electricity, gas and drains are connectedUnder Floor Heating Throughout (Wet System) Title Register available upon request. EPC – BDisclaimer While we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.

A beautifully presented family home which has been much improved by the current sellers.The property comprises entrance hall, cloakroom/WC, outstanding open plan kitchen, dining room, sitting room with bi-fold doors to the garden, four first floor bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom, family shower room, ground floor fifth bedroom with utility room/potential kitchen and shower room which is ideal for an elderly relative or guest.Also benefiting from a superb rear garden with mature trees, lovely seating areas and extended views, and off-road parking for three cars, this home must be viewed to be appreciated.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 Robinson.Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: E Local Authority: Cherwell District Council EPC Rating: E Property Construction: Standard construction – Hornton stone and slate roof Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Oil fired central heating Broadband: FTTH/FTTP Ultrafast broadband is available with a download speed of 950mbps. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Off road parking available for 3 cars Total Internal Floor Area:1,907 sq.ft Special Note: The property is located within a conservation area. Please contact the Agent for further information.

SITUATION & LOCATION Believed to date in part from the medieval period, Honeysuckle Farm-formerly known as Dagwood Farmhouse-is a truly enchanting Grade II listed thatched residence, set well back from the road within an exceptional private setting. Surrounded by exquisitely landscaped gardens of approximately one acre (subject to survey), the property forms part of a small cluster of distinguished period homes, including Willow Farm, Mulberry Farm and Oak Farm, each reflecting the area's rich architectural heritage. Historically, the house is thought to have been of notable status, associated with the neighbouring farmstead, with land once owned and cultivated by the monks of nearby Bury St Edmunds Abbey. The grazing land to the front, with its frontage onto Ashfield Road, was originally the village green, enhancing the sense of history and openness that defines this unique setting.The accommodation is both generous and versatile, beautifully blending period charm with thoughtful modern improvements. Character features abound throughout, including exposed timbers and impressive fireplaces. The elegant drawing room enjoys delightful views across the gardens and is centred around a striking fireplace, while the cosy sitting room features a substantial inglenook fireplace with a Bressemer beam and intricate carvings, creating a wonderfully atmospheric retreat. The ground floor further comprises a well-appointed kitchen, utility room and shower room, while the first floor offers four bedrooms, a family bathroom and an additional shower room, all accessed via two separate staircases, adding to the home's inherent character. The property is served by a gas heating system. The gardens are undoubtedly a defining feature of Honeysuckle Farm, having been meticulously designed and maintained to provide year-round colour, texture and interest. A series of thoughtfully arranged spaces offer both sun and shade, creating a tranquil and ever-changing landscape. Beyond, far-reaching views stretch across open countryside and farmland, while the historic village moat, which runs along side the eastern boundary to the property, attracts an abundance of wildlife and enhances the overall sense of peace and seclusion.Honeysuckle Farm presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of considerable character and historical significance, offering privacy and charm without compromising on convenience. The property lies within easy reach of the well-served village of Elmswell, with its range of local amenities, as well as nearby market towns. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the setting and lifestyle on offer. Elmswell itself is a thriving Suffolk village, ideally positioned approximately eight miles east of the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds, five miles north-west of Stowmarket and within convenient reach of Ipswich and London. The village benefits from a railway station on the Ipswich to Ely line, along with excellent access to the A14, making it well connected for both commuting and leisure.Rich in history, Elmswell is referenced in the Domesday Book of 1086, its name derived from the Old English elm and wella, meaning a spring or stream where elm trees grow. Among its notable landmarks is the impressive St John the Divine Church, dating back to the 14th century, alongside the iconic Elmswell Windmill, a rare surviving example from the early 19th century. Today, Elmswell offers a welcoming and vibrant community, with a range of local shops, pubs and amenities, as well as regular events such as the annual Elmswell Show. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, it provides an impressive balance of rural charm and modern convenience, making it a highly desirable place to call home.  ENTRANCE HALL With Oak entrance door to front and rear; exposed beams, joists and stud work; radiator; ceramic tiled floor. THE SNUG 13' 1 x 16' 9 (4.00m x 5.12m) Inglenook brick fireplace with Bessemer beam and brick hearth incorporating wood burning stove, double aspect windows, oak floor, radiator. DRAWING ROOM 16' 11 x 15' 5 (5.16m x 4.72m) With part glazed oak entrance door; exposed joists, beams and stud work; beautiful open brick fireplace with brick hearth, grate and fire canopy; triple aspect windows with secondary glazing; three radiators; wall lights; oak flooring. DINING ROOM 10' 11 x 17' 4 (3.34m x 5.30m) Exposed beams, joists and stud work; secondary glazing to double aspect windows; two radiators; fitted carpet. KITCHEN 9' 7 x 14' 11 (2.94m x 4.56m) Fitted range of bespoke handmade cabinets with beech block work surfaces over incorporating Butler sink with mixer tap and filtered water tap; slot-in range master electric oven with extractor/expelaire above; recess for small fridge/freezer; larder cupboards with shelving; exposed joists, beam and stud work; windows to front and rear aspect; ceramic tiled floor. UTILITY ROOM 8' 2 x 14' 2 (2.50m x 4.34m) Butler sink and plumbing for washing machine; space for tall fridge freezer; wall mounted gas fire boiler (serving central heating and domestic hot water); fitted storage cupboards with shelving; exposed joists and stud work; radiator; ceramic tile floor; secondary staircase leading to first floor; door to outside. SHOWER ROOM 2' 7 x 7' 5 (0.80m x 2.28m) With tiled shower cubicle and plumbed-in shower, W.C and hand basin; ceramic tiled floor.Main staircase leading from entrance hall to first floor: LANDING Exposed joist, beams and stud work; radiator; fitted book shelving; oak flooring; secondary glazing to sash window to front aspect. PRINCIPAL BEDROOM ONE 17' 2 x 14' 8 (5.24m x 4.49m) With exposed stud work and joists; sloping ceilings; secondary glazing to triple aspect windows including original timber mullions; two radiators; open brick fireplace with oak Bessemer beam and brick hearth; built-in double wardrobe cupboard and alcove storage cupboard; fitted carpet. BEDROOM TWO 10' 7 x 17' 5 (3.23m x 5.32m) Exposed joists, beams and stud work; window to side aspect; two radiators; recessed book display; sloping ceilings; oak flooring. INNER LANDING Exposed joists and stud work; radiator; built-in storage cupboards; airing cupboard with pressurised hot water cylinder and immersion heater; exposed pine flooring. BATHROOM 5' 8 x 6' 11 (1.73m x 2.13m) Panelled bath with thermostatically controlled shower over and glass shower screen, vanity wash basin and W.C; part tiling to walls; heated towel rail; exposed joists; sloping ceiling and window to rear aspect; stripped pine floor. SHOWER ROOM 4' 5 x 9' 7 (1.36m x 2.93m) Corner approach tiled shower cubicle with thermostatically controlled plumbed-in shower; vanity wash basin and W.C; sloping ceiling and window to rear aspect; exposed ceiling joists; stripped pine floor. BEDROOM THREE 9' 8 x 14' 3 (2.96m x 4.35m) With steps leading down from inner landing; feature brick fireplace; exposed beams, joists and stud work; sloping ceilings and window with secondary glazing to rear aspect; fitted carpet. Door leading to: SECONDARY INNER LANDING With steps leading down from bedroom three and then up to bedroom four. Also secondary staircase continues down to ground floor, laundry room. BEDROOM FOUR / OFFICE 7' 8 x 14' 2 (2.36m x 4.34m) With exposed joists; radiator; window to side aspect; feature brick fireplace; fitted carpet. OUTSIDE Set well back from the road and enjoying a wonderfully private setting, the gardens form an integral part of this enchanting Grade II listed thatched home, offering a quintessentially English country backdrop with far-reaching views across open countryside.Extensively laid to lawn, the grounds are interspersed with a rich tapestry of mature deciduous and evergreen trees, including striking magnolias that bring early seasonal interest, while established shrubs and carefully curated borders provide colour and texture throughout the year. In spring, drifts of naturalised bulbs emerge beneath the trees, creating a picturesque scene alive with movement and colour.Vehicular access is off Ashfield Road over a long private shingled driveway which leads to a five bar field gate through which the driveway continues into the formal gardens. A shingled parking area provides good parking and leads to a useful timber framed single cart lodge.The garden has been thoughtfully designed to balance open, sun-drenched spaces with areas of dappled shade, perfectly suited to both relaxation and entertaining. A favourable south-westerly aspect ensures the grounds enjoy sunlight well into the evening, enhancing the sense of tranquillity and connection with the surrounding landscape.Wildlife is naturally drawn to this peaceful haven, with birdsong and pollinators adding to the charm of the setting. The result is a beautifully established and secluded garden that complements the historic character of the property while offering a serene and ever-changing outdoor environment. SERVICES All mains services connected. Mains water, electric and drainage. Gas central heating. COUNCIL TAX BAND F TENURE Freehold

Set within landscaped 1/2 an acre grounds, privately enclosed within a tree lined border, enjoying south facing gardens to the rear and stunning countryside views, an exceptional five bedroom family home offering spacious versatile accommodation with a delightful village location and an amazing open plan living kitchen.To the ground floor, accessed off a reception hall are two generous reception rooms, a home office, bedroom and family bathroom, a garden room enjoys views over the grounds whilst a stunning open plan living kitchen seamlessly connects to the outside. There are four bedrooms to the first floor, two with en-suite accommodation and the property benefits from off road parking for several vehicles and an attached double garage.Positioned on the edge of the village, adjoining protected open countryside at the rear, enjoying the most idyllic of settings, an enviable outdoors lifestyle on the doorstep yet local services are easily accessible, as are the M1 and M18 motorways whilst train services offer a direct link to the capital.Ground floorA centrally positioned reception porch opens to the formal reception hall which has an oak floor, staircase to first floor level and access to a cloakroom that is presented with a modern two-piece suite.A second porch from the front offers a glimpse through the living room to landscape gardens at the rear before opening to the living kitchen.An open plan living kitchen forms the hub of the home, offers an impressive introduction and is stunning from all viewpoints, incorporating a huge breakfast kitchen and adjoining living area which offers exceptional accommodation with vaulted ceilings into the apex of the building, displaying beautiful oak beams and trusses. Bi-folding doors open to seamlessly connect the room to an external garden terrace which overlooks the rear grounds. The handmade classic english kitchen incorporates a breakfast area and presents furniture bespoke to the property provided by Russell Hutton of Sheffield, consisting of contrasting handmade units with a mixture of walnut and hand painted finishes with polished nickel Cotswold knobs and pulls. The furniture is complemented by beautiful granite work surfaces; a central island extends to a five-seat breakfast bar with a contrasting peninsula walnut full-stave chopping block, is home to a stainless-steel Franke sink with mixer taps over, Insinkerator and an instant hot Quooker tap. Set back into a feature surround is a Siemens induction hob with concealed extraction unit over whilst an additional complement of appliances by Siemens includes twin ovens, a microwave / convection oven, steamer and grill; there is a warming draw, a dishwasher, wine chiller and separate larder style fridge and freezer. This beautiful room is finished with feature porcelain tiling to the floor which continues through to the living room whilst enjoying electric under floor heating.The utility room is fitted with furniture that has a work surfaces incorporating a sink unit and has plumbing and space for both an automatic washing machine and a dishwasher.The garden room is a fantastic addition to the home, has full tiling to the floor, windows to three aspects overlooking the rear gardens whilst a stunning glass Lantern to the ceiling ensures good levels of natural light. There are two sets of French doors opening directly onto a flagged garden terrace and a rustic brick chimney breast is home to a wood burning stove that sits on a tiled hearth.The dining room offers spacious, versatile accommodation, has a limestone carved fireplace, ornate coving to the ceiling and French doors to the garden room.The lounge has windows to three aspects overlooking differing aspects of the grounds; a stunning room with coving to the ceiling and a beautiful carved oak fireplace to the chimney breast which has tiled detailing, a brick backcloth and a wood burning stove.The Home Office has a window to the side aspect of the property and offers versatile accommodation.The ground floor double bedroom enjoys a double aspect position, has windows to two aspects, the rear overlooking the garden whilst benefiting from fitted wardrobes and drawer units to the expense of two walls.The family bathroom is exceptional, has a walk-in, wet room style shower with a fixed glass screen, a wall hung W.C and a wall hung wash hand basin with vanity drawers beneath and mirrored cupboard over. The room has contrasting tiling to the walls and floor, LED lighting, spotlighting to the ceiling, a frosted window and a heated Chrome towel radiator.First FloorThe landing has a window overlooking the grounds to the front; the principal bedroom suite offers exceptional double accommodation, has windows to both front and rear aspects, both commanding impressive views, presented with bespoke furniture incorporating mirror fronted wardrobes and drawer units whilst en-suite accommodation has electric underfloor heating, provides a Jacuzzi / Spa bath, a wall hung W.C and a wash hand basin with vanity drawers beneath. There is a wet-room shower with a fixed glass screen, bespoke tiling to the walls and floor, and a heated Chrome towel radiator, and a window which commands an impressive view over the gardens an adjoining countryside.There are three additional bedrooms to this floor; a front facing double room with an oak floor, fitted wardrobes, two windows and an en-suite bathroom presented with a three-piece suite.The remaining two bedrooms have windows overlooking the gardens and adjoining countryside, a generous single and a double room which enjoys a dual aspect position.ExternallyElectronic gates open to a block paved driveway that provides off road parking for several vehicles, has two manicured lawned areas and established tree lined borders ensuring good levels of privacy. A flagged terrace spans the rear aspect of the home before stepping up to a level lawned garden which has established borders, tree lined, and hedged boundaries ensuring privacy, a decked seating terrace and a backdrop adjoining glorious and protected open countryside.The double garage has two electronically operated doors, power, lighting and lapsed planning permission for two dormer windows to convert the upstairs of the garage to an office (Ref R98/1261P).Additional InformationA Freehold property with mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG powered central heating. Council Tax Band - G. EPC Rating - C. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation.DirectionsFrom the M1, take the exit along the A57 towards South Anston. From South Anston, take the B6059 to Kiveton Park. From here, turn onto Packman Lane, which takes you onto Harthill Road.Agents Notes1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property.

Few properties exist that genuinely redefine what a home can be. Lakeside Lodge is one of them.A one-of-a-kind, four-bedroom barn conversion of extraordinary quality, set within approximately 1.72 acres of meticulously landscaped grounds in the peaceful rural hamlet of Shangton, Leicestershire. From the moment the electric gates open and the driveway unfolds before you, it becomes clear that this is something entirely exceptional — a home that seamlessly blends architectural character, natural beauty and refined contemporary living in a setting that simply cannot be replicated.The property offers a private lake, a magnificent large terrace, sweeping lawns, a commercially rated barn with workshop, a separate studio, two en-suites, a family bathroom and three generous reception rooms. Planning permission has furthermore been granted (Ref: 24/01159/FUL) for a fifth bedroom above the existing lounge — an exciting opportunity to further elevate this already outstanding residence.This is countryside living at its absolute finest.AccommodationThe property is entered via a glazed door into a welcoming entrance hall with useful storage. To the right, the sitting room is a wonderfully comfortable space featuring a large bay window and French doors to the front elevation, framing stunning views across the lawns and lake. A feature fireplace with exposed brick surround, timber mantel and log burner inset creates a superb focal point.To the left of the entrance lies the impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen space — a light-filled, statement room benefiting from two sets of bi-folding doors to the front elevation, skylights above and a glazed door off the kitchen to the rear courtyard garden. The kitchen is both stylish and functional, with fitted cupboards and drawers, granite worktops, a Belfast sink, an electric Range and a generous island unit providing further storage and a breakfast bar. There is space and plumbing for both a dishwasher and an American-style fridge freezer. Steps rise to the sitting area, which features a stunning vaulted ceiling with exposed King Trusses and a magnificent Inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork, timber mantel and log burner inset. A good-sized storage cupboard is also found off this area.Steps lead from the sitting area into an inner hallway giving access to the bedroom accommodation. Two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefit from French doors opening to the front elevation and share a family bathroom. The master bedroom suite is situated at the far end of the property and benefits from French doors to the front elevation, a dressing area with fitted wardrobes, and a luxurious ensuite comprising a wash hand basin, WC, rainfall shower and freestanding bath. French doors from the dressing area also open out to the private rear courtyard garden.Off the kitchen to the rear, a further inner hallway provides access to a utility room and WC with space and plumbing for white goods, along with additional cupboard storage. Stairs rise to the fourth bedroom — a generously proportioned room with four skylights, built-in wardrobes and eaves storage, served by a private ensuite shower room.Planning Permission — Fifth BedroomPlanning permission has been granted under reference 24/01159/FUL for the creation of a fifth bedroom above the existing lounge, designed by Ellis Architectural Design. The approved plans (Drawing No: SE/1545/2b) show a first floor bedroom with grey finish double glazed doors and a Juliet balcony to the front elevation, enjoying what will be an outstanding elevated view over the front gardens, sweeping lawns and private lake — a truly special addition to an already remarkable home. Prospective purchasers should refer to the approved planning drawings for full specification details.The Grounds — An Outdoor Setting Like No OtherThe exterior of Lakeside Lodge is every bit as impressive as the interior. A magnificent large porcelain patio terrace sweeps across the front of the property — a premium outdoor entertaining space on a grand scale, beautifully finished with multi-level steps, natural stone raised beds, specimen planting and integrated lighting. The terrace connects directly to the bi-folding doors of the main reception space, creating a seamless flow between inside and out that is perfect for entertaining, al fresco dining or simply enjoying the remarkable surroundings.Beyond the terrace, generous sweeping lawns stretch between the house and the lake — a wonderful expanse of open green space that adds to the sense of scale and freedom that defines this remarkable property, and provides an idyllic setting for families and outdoor living throughout the seasons.The private lake is simply magical. Complete with a timber rope-railed walkway bridge leading to a charming central island platform, it is a living, breathing feature that attracts abundant wildlife and changes beautifully with every season. A lakeside decked area with sun loungers provides the perfect spot to sit back and absorb the extraordinary peace of this setting.To the rear, a private tiered courtyard garden has been thoughtfully designed including a greenhouse. A productive and beautiful space with complete seclusion and a sheltered sun trap.Parking is provided for four or more vehicles with ease, with a gravelled area adjacent to the barn and a separate block-paved driveway leading to the house.The outside areas are covered by Security cameras.The Studio / OfficeThis separate outbuilding currently operating as an art studio measures approximately 19'1 x 10'8 (5.82m x 3.24m). It has been built to residential standards and has water, electricity and internet services, making it an ideal multi purpose feature of the property.The Barn — A Remarkable Commercial Asset with Long-Term PotentialBeyond the main residence, the substantial barn represents a truly compelling additional asset. Registered as a commercial property and currently zero-rated for council tax purposes, it sits on its own title with an independent water supply, electricity supply and also internet service making it a remarkably self-sufficient and versatile proposition. The barn provides approximately 39'4 x 39'4 (12.00m x 12.00m) of commercial floor space alongside a workshop of approximately 26'11 x 12'6 (8.20m x 3.80m). Whether utilised for business, creative, storage or leisure purposes, this facility offers a breadth of possibilities that sets this property apart from virtually anything else on the market.LocationShangton lies approximately seven miles north of the thriving market town of Market Harborough and some eleven miles from the city of Leicester. Market Harborough offers an excellent range of local amenities including supermarkets, boutique shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, a theatre and leisure centre. Both Market Harborough and Leicester benefit from mainline rail services to London St Pancras in under an hour.Directional NoteFrom Market Harborough, proceed northbound via Leicester Road, continuing over the A6 roundabout onto the B6047 passing through the villages of Church Langton and Tur Langton, proceeding past the turning for Shangton, turning next right to an electric five-bar timber gate leading to the property's private driveway shared with one other property.Lakeside Lodge is a home that must be experienced in person. To arrange your private viewing, please contact Fine & Country today.Disclaimer:Important Information:Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose.Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale.

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

An exceptional country residence, with the current, added benefit of being run as an exceptionally successful Carp fishery, providing great opportunity for the business to be continued, to diversify or for the property to be used as an impressive country home and a peaceful retreat to escape from it all. The property includes a magnificent house finished to a superb standard with extensive entertainment and leisure facilities as well as a magnificent master bedroom suite, approximately 24 acres, 6 cabins set around the lakes, a chalet and a selection of outbuildings. Discover Your Dream Home at Pen Y Ffrith: A Sanctuary of Luxury and Nature Welcome to Pen Y Ffrith a breathtaking residential property nestled in the heart of North Wales, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony. This exceptional home is not just a place to live; it’s a lifestyle waiting to be embraced. With 24 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, serene lakes, and woodland. Pen Y Ffrith has meticulously designed interiors and offers an extraordinary living experience that will captivate your heart and soul. A Sun Room Like No Other: Entertain in Style As you step into the modestly named sun room, prepare to be amazed. Spanning over 600 square feet, this exceptional space is designed for entertaining and relaxation, seamlessly flowing into the snooker room and leisure suite. Bifold doors open to an expansive sun terrace, where breathtaking views of the gardens and grounds create a picturesque backdrop for gatherings with family and friends. Whether hosting a lively soirée or enjoying a quiet afternoon in the sun, this room elevates every moment. Character and Comfort: The Heart of Home The sitting room exudes warmth and character, featuring exposed beams, a charming log burner, and elegant oak panelling. This inviting space is perfect for cosy evenings spent by the fire. Adjacent to the sitting room, you’ll find a hall leading to a convenient shower room, an office, and a ground-floor bedroom ideal for guests. A Snooker Room That Impresses Step into the snooker room, where fun and sophistication collide. Adorned with a stunning aquarium wall and the aquarium bar, it includes exposed stone work and wood panelling, this space is perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying a friendly game. The built-in aquarium bar adds a touch of luxury, making it the ideal spot for unwinding after a long day. Luxury Leisure Facilities The property boasts an impressive leisure suite. The snooker room with aquarium bar flows to a generous sun room with bifold doors opening out onto a west facing sun terrace.  Adjoining the sun room is a fantastic spa suite including a swim spa pool, sauna pod and access to a room which could be a gym, wet room and WC.  Culinary Delights Await: A Kitchen to Inspire At the heart of Pen Y Ffrith lies a beautifully crafted kitchen that will inspire your culinary creativity. Fully integrated with an extensive range of units, marble worktops, and an impressive island, this kitchen is a chef’s dream. The open-plan layout flows into the dining room, where a cosy bay window invites you to enjoy quiet moments with a book or a cup of tea. With direct access to the garden, a boot room, porch and a utility area, convenience is at your fingertips. Cosy Corners and Creative Spaces Off the dining room, a snug area beckons for intimate gatherings or quiet reflection. Ascend to the gallery above, where two spacious double bedrooms and a stylish bathroom await. The first floor also features a versatile craft room, study, or studio—perfect for pursuing your passions or working from home. The Jewel in the Crown: An Opulent Master Suite Prepare to be enchanted by the master bedroom suite, an astonishing 100 square meters of pure luxury. This private sanctuary boasts a balcony and roof terrace, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The dressing room and lavish en-suite bathroom are the icing on the cake of this magnificent room. Nature’s Embrace: A Private Oasis Pen Y Ffrith is set within 24 acres of stunning grounds, featuring established lakes that are currently operated as a successful carp fishery. With six impressive cabins surrounding the lakes, the potential for continued business or diversification is limitless. Alternatively, you can simply relish in the tranquillity of this exceptional setting, where nature becomes your everyday backdrop.  Ample Space for All Your Needs Parking is never a concern with a substantial gated driveway and carport. A charming one-bedroom chalet and additional store rooms provide versatility for guests or hobbies. Imagine the possibilities of creating a large multi-car garage or even a glass-fronted house at the head of the lower lake (subject to relevant planning consents), offering unparalleled views of the serene waters. Location  Situated in a secluded rural location with stunning views of the surrounding countryside, yet within a short drive of a range of amenities. The property is approximately 5 miles from Ruthin and 10 miles from Mold with each town providing a range of services. The larger centres of Wrexham & Chester are about 13 miles and 23 miles away respectively and Manchester and Liverpool airports are both under an hours drive from the property.  Your Future Awaits at Pen Y Ffrith  Pen Y Ffrith is more than just a home; it’s a sanctuary where luxury and nature coexist in perfect harmony. With its exceptional renovation, stunning reception rooms, and unparalleled entertainment spaces, this property is a rare gem waiting for you to call it home. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the magic of Pen Y Ffrith schedule your viewing today and step into a world of elegance, comfort, and endless possibilities. Your dream home awaits!  SELLER INSIGHTHow long have you owned the property?   “9 years in April.”   What attracted you to this specific house and location?   “We were attracted by the stunning scenery and the potential on offer here. The property looked very different then and we had the vision to create what you see here today. There’s still further potential for the next owner to do even more here.“ What would you like to tell parents about the benefits of raising children here?   “It’s an amazing place to bring up a family. The peace and quiet is brilliant and there’s so much wildlife to enjoy, we see the Kingfisher every morning. Children can spend hours playing in the gardens and could go fishing every night on the lakes. As well as enjoying all of this, we’re incredibly well connected with easy access to schools and colleges, the best of both worlds!”  What can you tell us about the history of the property and how it has been adapted since you’ve owned it?  “Before we lived here, the property was being run as a zoo / nature reserve specialising in exotic birds, there was everything from Emus to Tawney Owls!”  Who do you think would be the ideal next owner?   “Pen Y Ffrith would be perfect for a family looking for a change of lifestyle and particularly if they are into their fishing.”  What’s your favourite room and why?  “It has to be the Snooker Room. With the bar and the aquariums, seeing the fish whilst your unwinding and spending family and friends, it’s just great!”  What do you love about the house the most now?  “We love the garden, You have different views of it from every bedroom window, the gardens are stunning.”  What do you love about the local community?  “It’s all about the people. We have great neighbours. People in the area are all so nice and there’s a great community spirit.”  What you’ll miss most?  “We will miss the whole place. We’ve created it and have it just as we love it. It will be an amazing home for the next owners.”  Additional Information Services: Private water and private drainage (TBC). Oil heating (TBC). Council Tax: Band G.   Local Authority: Denbighshire County Council.   Tenure: Freehold.   Broadband: (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)   Standard - 7 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 1 Mpbs (highest available upload speed)  Mobile coverage: Likely (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)  We always recommend you contact your supplier to discuss the availability of broadband and mobile coverage at this property.   Directions: Using the app what3words type in: pats.worth.yarn Referral Fees: Fine & Country sometimes refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing, financial services, survey & valuations services, currency exchange and staging & styling. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form which is available upon request.

An Exceptional Contemporary Barn Conversion in a Glorious Semi-Rural SettingCompleted in 2020 and thoughtfully enhanced, this outstanding barn conversion offers approximately 3,500 sq. ft. of bespoke accommodation, combining striking contemporary architecture with the comfort and practicality of a refined family home. Occupying a superior plot approaching one acre, the property enjoys uninterrupted panoramic countryside views in the charming village of Catworth.Electric gates open to a sweeping gravel driveway, setting an impressive tone of arrival. The naturally weathering Siberian larch exterior and standing seam roof with integrated solar panels reflect both architectural integrity and environmental consideration.The reception hall is a dramatic introduction, with full-height glazing flooding the space with natural light. Twin oak staircases with glass balustrades rise to a magnificent galleried landing, creating a striking focal point and versatile study or reading area.To the front of the property, two generous dual-aspect reception rooms are accessed via glazed double doors, offering flexible space for formal entertaining, family living or home working.The 43 ft. kitchen/breakfast/family room forms the heart of the home. A vaulted ceiling and extensive glazing, including bi-fold and French doors, maximise the rear outlook and provide seamless access to the terrace. A wood-burning stove adds warmth to the seating area, while the beautifully appointed kitchen features white granite worktops, lacquered cabinetry and a comprehensive range of integrated appliances, including Miele steam and pyrolytic ovens, combination microwave, coffee machine and induction hob set within a central island with breakfast bar and wine cooler.A well-equipped utility room provides additional storage and side access. Engineered oak flooring extends across much of the ground floor, complemented by underfloor heating powered by an air-source system.Upstairs, the light-filled galleried landing leads to four generously proportioned double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes. Two benefit from en suites, while the principal suite also enjoys a superb dressing room with glazed oak sliding doors and bespoke storage. The family bathroom is luxuriously appointed with a freestanding double-ended bath and walk-in wet-room style shower.Outside, the private landscaped grounds extend to close to one acre, featuring wrap-around paved terraces, expansive lawns, young trees and post-and-rail boundaries that blend seamlessly into the surrounding countryside.Ample parking and turning space is provided alongside a double garage with electric doors and a further workshop/storage barn.The village of Catworth lies approximately one mile south of the recently upgraded A14, offering convenient access to the A1, M1 and M6. Nearby Kimbolton provides independent shops, eateries and well-regarded schooling, while mainline stations at Huntingdon and St Neots offer direct services to London King's Cross.Seller Insight From the moment we arrived at Field View, the far-reaching views across open countryside captured us completely. Watching the landscape change with the seasons has been one of the greatest joys of living here.We naturally gravitate towards the open-plan kitchen and living space at the rear of the house. It is wonderfully bright and sociable, perfect for everyday life and entertaining alike. In winter, the woodburner creates a cosy atmosphere; in summer, opening the doors onto the patio makes gatherings effortless.Since the property was completed, we have enhanced it with air conditioning, an alarm system, landscaped gardens and additional storage, making it even more comfortable and practical.The double-height space and galleried landing have provided a beautiful setting for family celebrations over the years, while the garden, generous yet easy to maintain, offers privacy and space for grandchildren to play.We have particularly valued the balance of peaceful village life in Catworth with the convenience of nearby Kimbolton for shops, restaurants and schooling. Excellent road links and direct rail services to London and Cambridge make travel straightforward, yet returning home always feels like stepping back into calm countryside.Field View has offered us the perfect blend of contemporary living, space and rural tranquillity.Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 2020 EPC: A Local Authority: Huntingdonshire Council Tax Band: GIMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller.FCY260008

Steeped in history, Exe Vale House dates back to the late 1800s and was previously owned by renowned local artist Ann Le Bas. Prior to the current owners, the property remained in the same family for over 100 years. Today, it stands as a beautifully restored home that retains its character while offering practical and contemporary living.The property boasts generous accommodation across three floors, with elegant period details throughout. Original features include a butler’s bell, fireplaces in every room, intricate cornicing, original wood floors, and a Victorian tiled porch. A historic larder remains intact, complete with original cold slabs and a traditional game fridge. The extensive grounds provide ample parking with turning space, along with beautiful gardens, a range of versatile outbuildings, and stables, making it an ideal home for equestrian enthusiasts. Additionally, a separate studio offers a perfect retreat for creative pursuits, a home office, or subject to the necessary planning permission guest accommodation.Exe Vale House is more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle. Offering a unique blend of heritage, elegance, and modern convenience, this is a rare chance to own a truly exceptional property.As illustrated in the floor plan, the property is entered through an enclosed porch, featuring original Victorian tiled flooring and decorative etched-glass detailing. A door leads into a grand and elegant entrance hall, where beautiful parquet flooring, high ceilings, and intricate cornicing set the tone for the rest of the home.From the entrance hall, a door opens into the substantial double-aspect dining room. This impressive space boasts wooden flooring, a high ceiling with decorative mouldings, and stunning views over the formal gardens. Perfect for entertaining, the room exudes character while offering a warm and inviting atmosphere.Beyond the entrance hall, the beautifully appointed sitting room provides a serene and sophisticated living space. Flooded with light from the expansive French doors that open onto the gardens, this room seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. A striking marble fireplace, complete with an inset wood-burning stove, serves as a stunning focal point, creating a cosy and elegant retreat for all seasons. The original cornicing and deep skirting boards further enhance the period charm, while the neutral colour palette allows the architectural details to shine. Also accessed from the entrance hall is a very useful downstairs bathroom. The drawing room is a standout feature of this remarkable home, offering an inviting and warm space perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. This elegant room boasts high ceilings and large windows that flood the space with natural light while maximizing the stunning views across the formal gardens. Adding to its charm and character, a beautiful fireplace with a wood-burning stove serves as a striking focal point, creating a cosy and sophisticated ambiance year-round.The bespoke kitchen seamlessly blends modern convenience with timeless character, creating a space that is both functional and full of charm. Featuring an electric Everhot oven, an extensive range of handcrafted wall and base units, and a central island, this beautifully designed kitchen is perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The flagstone flooring adds to the home’s rich history, while four large windows overlooking the courtyard enhance the space with natural light, enhancing its warm and inviting atmosphere. Leading from the kitchen is a highly practical utility and dog room, providing additional storage and workspace. This area offers convenient access to the outdoors, making it ideal for country living. A door also leads to a useful cloakroom, enhancing the functionality of the space. Additionally, the property retains its traditional larder, complete with an original cold slab, preserving a charming piece of its historic character.Also on the ground floor is a charming study/snug, offering a warm and inviting space with a beautiful ornate fireplace as its focal point. Windows provide delightful views of the front elevation, filling the room with natural light. This versatile space is perfect for those requiring a home office or an additional reception room, making it a highly functional and flexible addition to the home. Leading from the entrance hall, a graceful turned staircase ascends to the first floor, where a spacious landing provides access to five beautifully appointed bedrooms. The master bedroom (labelled as Bedroom 1 on the floor plan) is elegantly presented, offering views across the gardens. This room is complemented by an adjacent bathroom and a dedicated dressing room, offering both comfort and convenience.The additional five bedrooms are generously sized, each exuding character and charm while enjoying picturesque views of either the village or the gardens. These rooms provide flexible accommodation, perfect for family members or guests. Completing the first floor is a separate W.C. and a well-appointed shower room, adding to the home’s practicality and convenience. From the landing, steps lead to what was formerly the housekeeper's rooms, which could easily be repurposed as an additional bedroom, home office, or hobbies room. This versatile space also provides access to Bedroom Six. Additionally, there is access to a generously sized loft area, offering ample storage and further potential for expansion within the home.Outside Exe Vale House is accessed via a gated tarmac drive that leads to the rear of the property, where a large turning area and additional ample parking are available.The property boasts a range of versatile outbuildings, offering a wealth of possibilities depending on your needs. These include five traditional stables with a tack room, all supplied with water and electricity—perfect for those with equestrian interests.Other buildings on the property include a log/gardeners' store, an outside W.C., a former coach barn, and a large greenhouse, all adding functionality to the space.StudioOne of the standout features of the property is the detached studio, which is fully connected with electricity and water, providing an excellent additional working space separate from the main house. Currently, the building is classified under Class E use, but with the necessary planning permissions, there could be potential for further development, offering endless opportunities.Gardens and Grounds The gardens and grounds extend to approximately 2 acres, offering a manageable yet spacious plot. The well-fenced paddock is accessed from the main parking and turning area. There is also a fruit cage with a variety of established fruit trees, perfect for growing seasonal produce.A path runs alongside the paddock, providing access to the more formal gardens, which are framed by mature hedging and feature a variety of herbaceous plants, shrubs, and seasonal bulbs. This garden is a haven for wildlife and a peaceful space to enjoy or work in. The garden continues around the side and front of the house, where a range of established raised beds further enhances the charm and practicality of the outdoor space.Utilities and Services:Mains water, drainage and electric. Oil fired 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

A magnificently presented five-bedroom semi-detached residence, rich in character and refined detail, arranged over four elegant floors and extending to an impressive 2,540 sq ft. One of only four of the larger houses on this desirable road, the property offers exceptional proportions and would make a most distinguished family home.The ground floor welcomes with a beautifully light principal reception room, enhanced by a large bay window and an attractive feature fireplace, creating a warm and inviting setting for both everyday living and entertaining. To the rear, a generous kitchen and dining room forms the heart of the home, with French doors opening onto the large deck that leads down to the 75-foot secluded rear garden, a wonderfully private and immaculately maintained outdoor retreat ideal for alfresco dining or summer BBQs. There is also 215 sq ft garden house adding to the practicality of the house.The lower ground floor has been thoughtfully designed to provide versatile living space and is currently set up as two additional reception rooms, a utility room and a W.C. There are also doors which lead directly onto the garden.On the first floor, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, a further single bedroom, and a large family bathroom. The second floor provides two additional double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room, offering flexible accommodation suited to family life, guests, or home working.Further benefits include a private driveway providing off-street parking for two vehicles, an increasingly rare advantage in this sought-after location.Thorney Hedge Road is ideally positioned just 0.2 miles from Gunnersbury Station (Overground and District Line) and 0.6 miles from Chiswick Park Underground Station, ensuring excellent transport connections. Central London, Heathrow Airport, and the West of England are all easily accessible via the nearby A4 and M4, making the property exceptionally well placed for both commuters and frequent travellers.

The Old Bell is a stunning, Grade 2 Listed, 17th Century home with four reception rooms and five bedrooms.  Rich in history, this former pub is blessed with many traditional features; exposed brick walls, wooden beams and character in abundance.  And for those seeking to put their own stamp on a property, there is planning approved for a 35m2 linked annex in the rear garden, giving even more options for family life.  Set within the beautiful conservation area of Ardeley, this small community is a perfectly located for families and commuters.  The Old Bell is under 7 miles from Stevenage station where fast trains take you into London in 22 minutes and under a 5 mile drive to the market town of Buntingford where the A10 takes you north to Cambridge or south to Hertford.  Ardeley has a small village school and the Buntingford school bus picks up right outside!  It is also within short distances of many good independent schools such as Heath Mount, St Edmunds College or St Christopher’s in Letchworth.Step InsideWith two front doors from when it was the village pub, at a glance, this house could be two cottages.  However, the front door is on the left and the right hand door has been sealed up in favour of a kitchen!  Entering the house through the front door brings you into two spacious reception rooms which are divided by open beams.  On one side there is the most charming inglenook fireplace with open fire, currently this versatile side of the room is a lovely seating area.  On the other side is a more traditional lounge with seating and wood burning stove. The room is a fantastic, light filled sociable space.   All of the windows in the property have been painted recently and have very effective secondary glazing to the wooden frames.  The hallway at the rear leads you to the bottom of the stairs, however, one step down and you are in another room, currently used as a playroom, although this space would also lend itself to being a study or TV snug.  Back through the main reception room and you will find a useful utility room and access to the garden at the rear.  Carrying on into the family kitchen you will find a back door leading to the side patio and driveway.  Having been sympathetically renovated, this kitchen has a welcoming and inviting feel to it with its generous island, range oven and built in cabinets including a corner pantry unit.  The dividing wall has been removed leaving the chimney breast to give a semi-open plan layout to the fantastic dining room large enough for all occasions. The patio doors off this room allow light filled views of the garden and bring the outside in during summer months.Upstairs you will find a generous, wide landing on the first floor.   The master bedroom is a generous, calming space which has a stunning exposed brick wall and tiled hearth.  The next two double bedrooms are both great sizes and also overlook the front of the house. Overlooking the driveway and fields beyond, the large family bathroom has a double sink, separate shower and freestanding bath.  The second staircase at the end of the landing takes you up another floor, which leads you to the smallest of the rooms, currently used as a study, but has been a bedroom previously.  Off this landing is also a shower room and a gorgeous room in the gables of the roof.  This is a cosy, attic bedroom; a long space with Velux windows, built in wardrobes, lots of beams and space for bedroom furniture.  This whole floor would work well as a master suite, with its own private shower room and the small bedroom as a dressing room. Step outsideThe house has a small front lawn bordered by an established hedge for privacy and a garden gate leads you up to the front door.  Driving off the road, through a five bar gate on the gravel driveway, which is shared with the neighbouring barn conversion.  There is a post and rail fence separating the driveway from the neighbours parking area and you find parking for 3 or 4 cars.  The Old Bell’s garden is bordered by a neighbouring barn yet is not overlooked.  It has a good sized lawn with a patio wrapping around the house from the dining room to the kitchen door where there is new willow fencing bordering a large seating space.The planning consent mentioned above is for a single storey rear extension with glass link.  For more details, please look at East Herts Planning portal using references: 3/24/1820/HH and 3/24/1821/LBC. Alternatively, please look at this Planning Application: https://publicaccess.eastherts.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=SKDJEFGLIQP00&activeTab=summaryLocationArdeley is a small village, off the beaten track and home to a village primary school, a popular pub, The Jolly Waggoners, and Church Farm which offers fantastic fresh produce in their farm shop, a café and tea room as well as camping and family days out on the farm.  Ardeley is equidistant between the A10 and the A1 motorway, giving excellent access to link roads into London and Cambridge.  This location is perfectly situated for commuters, being under 7 miles to Stevenage station where fast trains can take you into London within 22-41 minutes!   There are also some excellent schools within easy reach; Heath Mount is 7.5 miles, St Christopher’s in Letchworth 9 miles, and Kingshott in Hitchin just a 10 mile drive.  On the way towards Stevenage, the village of Walkern has a handy village shop for that forgotten pint of milk, and in the other direction is Cottered where you will find a lovely pub and community centre.  This village will really give you and your family the opportunity to embrace a fantastic countryside lifestyle without missing out on the conveniences of modern life.

Original built in 1870 as a hunting lodge this substantial seven-bedroom home has the feel of a country estate and retains an impressive range of original brick outbuildings. A rare private conservation setting offering the best of village life, complemented by interiors worthy of a five-star boutique hotel. Well hidden from the outside world at the end of a long, gated driveway this substantial home boasts three floors of accommodation extending to just over 5000 sq. ft and mature grounds of around 0.92 acres in total. Having recently been the subject of an ambitious back to brick transformation by Hesellic Design by Sally O’Connor; this rare one-off features Soho Home bathrooms, lighting, and furnishings, Porta London Sanitary Ware and bespoke Crystal Tech Showers. The property is lavishly appointed throughout and is entered into a grand reception hall with original staircase. Flooded with natural light and with unusually high ceilings throughout three, individually styled reception rooms all with period fireplaces are complimented by a newly extended, contemporary style island kitchen. Two staircases lead to seven bedrooms and four stunning bathroom/shower rooms. Enjoying a high degree of privacy The Oaks is the perfect forever home and as such opportunities are rarely available on the open market early viewing is essential.LocationQueniborough is an unspoilt conservation village offering a strong community feel and an attractive mix of period homes. Local amenities include a primary school, butcher, general store, and two popular pubs, along with sports facilities, a King George playing field with children’s play area and tennis courts, and scenic countryside walks along Queniborough Brook to South Croxton. Further amenities are available in nearby Syston and Thurmaston Retail Park, while Melton Mowbray, Loughborough and Oakham are all within easy reach. The A46 provides excellent links to Nottingham and Leicester, and the area is well served by both state and independent schooling.DistancesLeicester 8.2 miles / Nottingham 22.5 miles / Loughborough 10 miles / Melton Mowbray 9.4 / Oakham 16.5 miles / Market Harborough 21 miles / Ratcliffe College 3.3 miles / M69/M1(J21) 13.4 miles / East Midlands Airport 18.8 milesGround FloorThe property is entered via a grand reception hall with original staircase, flooded with natural light, unusually high ceilings are a feature throughout the property. The sitting room and drawing room both enjoy large bay windows and original period fireplaces, beautifully complemented by refined contemporary décor. Behind modern steel Crittal doors lies the heart of the home; this impressive open-plan Harrison Collier Kitchen, complete with a large central island and Neff appliances. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a family room with an additional period fireplace and patio doors opening onto the terrace and gardens. A separate boot room and cloakroom with WC complete the ground floor accommodation.CellarA spacious cellar with three divides is a useful space for wine cellar or additional storage.First FloorOn the first floor are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom with twin wash hand basins, freestanding bath and separate shower. The principal bedroom enjoys a private dressing room and a luxury en suite with freestanding bath, walk-in wet room style shower and with twin basin vanity unit.Second FloorOn the second floor are three further bedrooms and two beautifully appointed shower rooms.OutsideThe property enjoys a mature setting, with grounds extending to around 0.92 acres. Approached though electric wooden double gates a long gravel driveway leads to a generous turning area and range of original brick outbuildings including garaging. The gardens which are a stand-out feature of The Oaks envelop the property. Mainly laid to lawn the gardens are well established boundaries, and a large number of mature trees create an extremely high degree of privacy. Meandering stone pathway woodland style walks, bluebells and old orchard are just some of the features carefully nurtured by current and previous owners of The Oaks.Outbuildings & GaragingAdjacent to The Oaks and with access via a cobbled courtyard are an impressive range of original, brick outbuildings including garaging. Offering further potential and detached from the main house, these single storey out buildings extend to approximately 92 sq. m/1000 sq. ft.ServicesAll main services are available and connected. The property has new mains gas central heating with two boilers located in the cellar and under floor heating throughout the ground floor. The property has all new electrics and wooden double glazing. The Oaks has Direct Fibre Link Hardwired network to each room and a security alarm system.Local AuthorityCharnwood Borough Council.DirectionsProceed into the village via Queniborough Road, passing the village primary school on the left-hand side. Queniborough Road then continues onto Main Street, the old part of the village where the driveway to The Oaks (No.6 Main Street) can be found on the left-hand side; tucked behind wooden electric gates, just before the bend and just prior to Peggs Lane.

A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional barn conversion set within approximately 7 acres of private Nottinghamshire countryside. Beautifully reimagined to an exacting standard, Overgrown Acres seamlessly combines striking contemporary design with the character and scale of its agricultural origins, creating a truly individual home with far-reaching views across the Wolds.THE PROPERTYDesigned for flexible multi-generational living, the property comprises an impressive principal residence together with a fully integrated self-contained annex, all presented with immaculate attention to detail and a strong architectural aesthetic throughout. Expansive open-plan living spaces are enhanced by vaulted ceilings, exposed steelwork, triple glazing and bespoke finishes, while bi-folding doors connect effortlessly to the surrounding gardens and entertaining terraces.At the heart of the home lies a stylish shaker style kitchen featuring high quality integrated appliances, granite worktops and a central breakfast island, flowing into beautifully appointed dining and sitting areas centred around a dual-sided wood-burning stove. The sitting room is generous and comfortable, with bifold doors providing instant access to outside.The principal bedroom suite enjoys direct access to the south-facing terrace and hot tub area, complemented by luxurious en-suite facilities and extensive fitted storage. There is a further guest bedroom with built in storage and en-suite, as well as third double bedroom which is currently used as a home office. The accommodation within this part of the home is completed by a utility room/side entrance and high quality shower room. THE ANNEXThe adjoining annex provides stylish independent accommodation with its own open-plan kitchen/living space, bedroom and accessible shower room, ideal for extended family, guests or ancillary use. The annex benefits from a completely independence entrance as well as a direct link into the main house. OUTSIDEApproached via a tree-lined driveway behind electric gates, the grounds offer exceptional privacy with landscaped gardens, fenced paddocks, woodland and a variety of versatile outbuildings including stables, field shelters and workshops. The landscaped gardens wrap around the property, with a large terrace ideal for outdoor entertaining.The Paddock land is extremely well arranged, with stock fencing and water available. A static caravan further enhances the versatility of the property, offering additional guest or leisure accommodation.DETACHED THREE CAR GARAGEThe property benefits from a newly constructed three car garage with workshop to the sideLOCATIONPositioned on the edge of Clipston-on-the-Wolds, Normanton on the Wolds and Tollerton, the property enjoys a peaceful rural setting whilst remaining conveniently close to Nottingham, West Bridgford and excellent transport links including the A46 and M1. For those needing to travel further afield rail services to London are available at East Midlands Parkway. Nottingham East Midlands Airport is also within a 30 minute drive.TENUREFreeholdSERVICESMains electricity and drainage are connected. Central heating is via an air source heat pump. Private drainage system. The property also benefits from solar panels (fitted to the garage) with battery storage.PLEASE NOTEThe land is subject to an overage. further details available upon request.

This handsome and substantial home is situated close to the village of Kingswood which provides a comprehensive parade of local shops and restaurants including a convenience store/post office, Londis, hairdressers, beauticians, an Indian Restaurant and The Kingswood Arms public house. Locally there is a wide choice of state and independent schools including Chinthurst, Aberdour, and Tadworth Primary, whilst further afield are City of London Freeman's, Reigate Grammar, Epsom College and Caterham SchoolsKingswood Station provides services into London of approximately 45 minutes. The M25 is accessed via Junction 8 1.7 miles to the south and 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.

Arranged over three elegantly appointed floors, this exceptional three-bedroom family home has been thoughtfully refurbished and sympathetically extended, retaining a wealth of period charm whilst offering the comforts and proportions suited to modern family living.The ground floor provides a refined front reception room with attractive period detailing, together with a well-appointed cloakroom. To the rear, the house opens dramatically into a superb kitchen, dining and family space beautifully designed as the heart of the home with French doors leading directly onto a mature south-facing garden, wonderfully private and perfectly oriented to enjoy sunlight throughout the day.The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom, whilst the expertly converted loft has been designed to create an impressive principal suite, comprising a spacious bedroom, contemporary en suite shower room and excellent built-in storage.Windermere Road is situated within a highly sought-after and family-oriented enclave, ideally placed for an excellent selection of local shops, cafés, parks and outstanding schools. Both Northfields Station and South Ealing Station are within easy walking distance, providing swift connections to Heathrow and Central London, whilst the nearby A4/M4 offers convenient access for motorists.

Freehold- This impressive multi-generational property is ideally located on St Saviour’s Road, just a short walk from town, the waterfront, and an excellent range of local amenities, including major schools, gyms, playgrounds, shops, cafés, bars, and much more.Offering exceptionally flexible accommodation, the property could comfortably suit two or even three generations living together, while also presenting an ideal opportunity for a home with income potential. For larger families, the layout provides the potential for over six bedrooms, complemented by ample bathroom facilities and generous reception space.To the rear, the property benefits from a secure, low-maintenance, south-facing patio area — a sunny and private space perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The property also features a double garage with electric up-and-over doors, together with additional parking for two cars.Further enhancing the home is a spacious utility and dry storage area located beneath the house, providing excellent practical storage space (restricted head height).Presented in excellent condition throughout, early viewing is highly recommended.

Nestled within approximately 10.8 acres of picturesque land, Heol Ddu Farm is a captivating 18th-century Grade II listed property brimming with historical significance. Comprising a 5-bedroom main house, a detached 2-bedroom annex, and an additional detached dwelling with the potential to be a 4-bedroom property, along with an array of outbuildings ripe with potential, this estate embodies the essence of rural living. Situated a mere mile from Foelgastell in the southern part of the parish, Heol Ddu Farm is steeped in history dating back to the early 18th century. The farmhouses and outbuildings, dating back to the early 1700s, stand as a testament to the passage of time, with each structure bearing its own unique inscription revealing glimpses into the past. Stones inscribed with dates P.LL 1747, 1748, 1758, 1766 and 1773 adorn the walls, hinting at the hands that built and inhabited these dwellings centuries ago. Philip Lloyd, a prominent figure in the property's history and sometime Land Agent to the Earl of Cawdor, left his mark both in deeds and in the physical landscape, with references to his contributions to local religious institutions such as Capel Seion and the old chapel of ease in Llanlluan. Over the years, Heol Ddu Farm has witnessed the ebb and flow of agricultural practices, from the cultivation of wheat, barley, and oats to the nurturing of livestock such as oxen and sheep. The cyclical rhythms of farm life dictated by the seasons, from sowing to harvest, were intertwined with communal traditions and customs, such as the sharing of harvest bounty and the provision of alms to the less fortunate. Evidence found in the Historic Carmarthen Houses book, along with remnants of a wall containing stone roof tiles, suggests the presence of a previous dwelling within the expansive grounds of Heol Ddu Farm, predating the current farmhouse. This relic of bygone architecture hints at the rich history that permeates the land. Additionally, nestled within the farm's grounds lies a protected ancient monument known as the Ring Cairn, situated in the northeastern portion of the estate. This enigmatic structure serves as a tangible link to the distant past, adding to the allure and mystique of Heol Ddu Farm. As the years passed, Heol Ddu Farm evolved, its buildings bearing witness to the changing landscape of rural Wales. Today, the property stands as a testament to centuries of history, offering a glimpse into the past while embracing the promise of the future. With its rich heritage and idyllic surroundings, Heol Ddu Farm beckons those seeking a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity in a quintessentially rural setting. ApproachAs you journey through Foelgastell village, you'll find yourself drawn towards Heol Ddu Farm by its inviting driveway. The vastness and allure of the property immediately capture your attention, inviting you to explore further. Here, ample parking awaits for multiple vehicles, while the driveway seamlessly guides you through the property and extends all the way to the side lane, providing convenient in and out access. Let us explore the main home first… EntranceEntering through the antique solid wood door, you're immediately struck by the charm and character of Heol Ddu Farm. The space features an exposed wooden lintel above the front door, with carpeting and coat hanging space available. From here, you can access the lounge, sitting room, cellar, and a carpeted stairway leading to the first floor. LoungeThe lounge is cosy, with dual aspect sash windows, carpeting, a charming window seat, an inset cupboard with fitted shelving and exposed wooden beams adding character to the space. A welcoming log burner provides warmth and ambiance, making this room an inviting haven. Sitting Room/Middle RoomThe sitting room, also known as the middle room by the current owners, is a beautiful space. The main focal point of the room is a stunning feature stone wall adorned with a wood burner, stone hearth, and wooden mantle. Stone flooring and wooden beams add to its rustic charm, while a sash window to the front offers natural light and a cosy window seat. From here, you have convenient access to a cloakroom, the kitchen, and dining room. CloakroomThe useful ground floor cloakroom is furnished with a WC, wash basin, tiled flooring and a sash window to the front. KitchenDescend two steps into the recently renewed kitchen, which offers an array of wall and base units featuring integrated appliances such as a NEFF oven/grill, double stainless-steel sink with drainage, Bosch dishwasher, Cooke & Lewis 4-ring gas hob, and an elevated extractor fan. There's ample space for an under-counter appliance and a freestanding fridge/freezer. This space is further enhanced by tiled flooring, spotlighting, exposed beams, a window to the side, and a stable door leading to the rear. Dining RoomThe dining room is generous in size and has ample room to house a large dining set, making it ideal for gatherings. This space features exposed beams, exposed lintel and a charming feature fireplace with a wood burner, complete with a stone surround, stone hearth, and wooden mantel. Additionally, you'll discover a feature bread oven and an inset cupboard with inset shelving, carpeting and a window to the side. From here, you have convenient access out to the side and a doorway leading to a stairway to bedroom Five. Bedroom Five/Hobby RoomBedroom five, or hobby room, is a generous and bright space boasting two Velux-style windows allowing natural light. The room offers carpeting and a vaulted ceiling adorned with exposed beams. With its versatility, this room can serve as a delightful home office, guest bedroom, or whatever suits your needs. CellarReturning to the entranceway, you'll discover a useful cellar, providing generous storage space ideal for stowing away items out of sight. First FloorAscend the carpeted stairway to the first floor, where you'll reach a generous landing boasting a versatile, usable space. Here you have, two sash windows with window seats to the front allowing natural light, exposed lintels and a fireplace. From this landing, you have convenient access to two bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a stairway leading to the second floor. Bedroom OneBedroom one is a lovely spacious room, with carpeted flooring and exposed beams that add character to the space. A sash window to the front provides natural light and comes with a window seat. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is fully equipped with a WC, wash basin with vanity unit, and a fitted bath complete with an electric shower, extractor fan, vinyl flooring, and part tiled walls. Additionally, there's a large airing cupboard with fitted shelving and hanging rail, providing ample storage space, along with an additional storage cupboard with fitted shelving. Bedroom Two Descend four steps into bedroom two, a spacious room with carpeted flooring a vaulted ceilings adorned with exposed beams and a sash window to the side offering views of the grounds. Additionally, this room benefits from plumbing, providing the option for an en suite bathroom if desired. Second FloorClimb to the second floor via the carpeted stairway, where you'll reach the second-floor landing, offering access to two additional bedrooms and a shower room. There are distant views from the windows past Carmarthen to the Preceli Hills and Brechfa. Bedroom ThreeAnother spacious, naturally bright bedroom thanks to the two windows to the side and a Velux-style window. This space offers carpeted flooring, a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, and a wash basin with a vanity unit underneath. Shower RoomThe second-floor shower room houses a WC, wash basin, shower, extractor fan, carpet, and part vaulted ceiling with exposed beams.  Bedroom Four A bright bedroom with two windows to the side provides beautiful rural outlooks, with views extending to Carmarthen in the distance. This room is further enhanced by an additional Velux-style window, allowing ample natural light, lovely stone feature wall with fireplace and a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Bedroom four also benefits from a wash basin with vanity unit. Utility RoomExternally accessed, the utility room is an essential space housing a stainless-steel sink with drainage and offering ample room to accommodate a variety of free-standing appliances. Heol Ddu Lodge Nestled within the expansive grounds of Heol Ddu Farm, discover Heol Ddu Lodge, a self-contained annex boasting two double bedrooms, a spacious lounge, and a bathroom complete with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath and shower. The annex, benefits from a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room, equipped with wall and base units, a Belling double oven/grill, a 5-ring gas hob, an elevated extractor fan, and a double porcelain sink. Here you have space for both an under-counter and a free-standing appliance. This annex presents excellent potential for generating income through holiday lets or providing accommodation for extended family members. Y Gegin Mas This impressive estate also features another dwelling known as Y Gegin Mas. Legend has it that it was originally built as a kitchen and residence for the servants of Heol Ddu Farm. Extensive renovations have been undertaken on this property, leaving it as a blank canvas with the potential to become a spacious 4-bedroom residence. Outbuildings Various other outbuildings with endless potential are on offer. Among them are The Stables, comprising two expansive rooms and a smaller room spanning two levels. The Cattle House offers a variety spaces, while The Barn provides ample room for machinery and storage purposes. Additionally, there's a Potting Shed and a Dutch Barn, each contributing to the practicality and allure of this extraordinary property. Step Outside…  Situated amidst gardens and grazing land, this residence stands proudly within its approx. 10.8 acres. Encompassing an ancient walled garden adorned with centuries-old apple trees, verdant lawns, and chip stone areas dotted with mature plants, it offers ample space for personalisation and outdoor enjoyment. Here you have ample space for entertaining and relaxing while enjoying the surrounding natural scenery.  Local AreaFoelgastell, a serene village embraced by verdant landscapes, is enriched with a variety of local amenities catering to residents' needs. Within its embrace, you'll find convenient local shops offering everyday essentials, ensuring a seamless living experience. The village also prides itself on its educational facilities, providing access to quality schools for the younger generation. For leisure and recreation, Foelgastell offers picturesque walking trails, inviting residents to explore the breath-taking natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. The Carmarthenshire countryside is blessed with some of the most varied landscapes, stunning scenery and spectacular beaches. With Historic Castles, picturesque gardens and iconic monuments. Carmarthen Town is the oldest town in Wales and offers the perfect blend of quaint, independent shops selling local produce and individually designed arts and crafts along with your usual high street department stores. With medieval, narrow, cobbled side streets and an array of traditional pubs, cafes and restaurants serving a mixture of local foods to more exotic flavours with choices to suit every palate. Ferryside itself is a small coastal village with a big community spirit with beaches, shops, pubs and restaurants all within easy reach. The train station is just a short stroll away and offers a direct service to London. The National Botanical Gardens offer exotic plants from around the world, with lakes, woodland and children’s farm and play area for a family friendly day out. With the Millennium coastal path offering miles of traffic free cycle paths and walkways, with Pembrey Country park en-route offering everything from dry ski slopes to pine forests with adventure playground and acres of natural parkland to enjoy. Wildfowl and wetlands centre in Penclacwydd. Boating enthusiasts catered for at Ferryside or the nearby marina at Burry Port. Racecourse at Ffos Las, racetrack and Pembrey motor sports and Pembrey airport. If you are thinking about moving to the area, please take a look at our different regions to help. Additional Property InformationFreeholdGrade II ListedTax Band - FElectric - British GasLPG GasMains Water - MeterSeptic TankStone ConstructionApprox. 10.8 AcresAncient Monument within the groundsSuperfast Broadband AvailableEE, Three, O2 & Vodafone Coverage

A Home Designed for Modern Family LivingA welcoming and spacious entrance hall sets the tone, leading to an impressive double-aspect sitting room bathed in natural light. French doors open directly onto the elevated garden terrace, creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow, ideal for entertaining or relaxed family living. A wood-burning stove provides a cosy focal point for winter evenings, while expansive windows frame beautiful views of the surrounding greenery.At the heart of the home lies the bright and contemporary kitchen/dining space thoughtfully designed for both functionality and connection. With high quality fittings, generous work surfaces and a timeless layout, it is a space where everyday routines and weekend gatherings unfold effortlessly. Natural light floods the room, and sliding doors extend the living space onto the terrace, perfect for al fresco dining and summer entertaining.Leading from the kitchen is a generous double aspect study or second reception room, offering superb flexibility ideal as a home office, family room or playroom.First Floor AccommodationUpstairs, a spacious landing leads to four well-proportioned double bedrooms.The principal suite provides a peaceful sanctuary, complete with a dressing area and a well-appointed en-suite bathroom featuring bath, separate shower, basin and WC.Three further double bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom, enhanced by an attractive arched feature window. Each room enjoys garden views and abundant natural light, reinforcing the home’s sense of calm and privacy.Gardens & Outdoor LivingThe mature gardens extend to approximately half an acre, creating a private oasis of lawn, established trees and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces.The front garden offers attractive planting and a brick-paved driveway providing ample off-street parking. The rear garden is equally secluded, featuring sweeping lawns, mature borders, stepping stones and useful storage beneath the terrace.The elevated terrace accessed from the principal reception rooms is a standout feature, offering the perfect vantage point for summer entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.Future PotentialIn its current form, High Pines offers exceptional space and versatility. However, subject to the necessary planning permissions, the substantial loft space presents exciting potential for further bedrooms and additional bath or living accommodation.There is also ample scope to incorporate garaging without compromising the garden an attractive prospect for buyers wishing to enhance and maximise the property’s long-term value.An Exceptional Village SettingSituated in one of Woldingham’s most sought-after residential addresses, Lunghurst Road enjoys a peaceful yet central village location.The area is renowned for its strong community spirit and outstanding schooling, including the highly regarded Woldingham School and Woodlea Primary School, both within easy reach.Village amenities include a convenience store and post office, together with a variety of clubs and societies. Leisure pursuits are well catered for, with golf available at North Downs Golf Club and Woldingham Golf Club, alongside tennis, cricket, walking and cycling trails across the beautiful North Downs countryside.For commuters, Woldingham railway station is approximately an 18-minute walk, offering regular services to London Victoria and London Bridge, with connections via East Croydon providing journeys to central London in under 35 minutes.

Fine & Country are delighted to present Wharf House. A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally handsome Georgian 4 bedroom canal side home, just south of Marlborough, with wonderful interiors and superb views.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why?The dining room has always been our favourite space. It feels wonderfully elegant and light, with dual aspect sash windows, high ceilings and beautiful original details including period shutters, wide floorboards and the fireplace. It's a room that lends itself perfectly to entertaining, from relaxed family meals to hosting friends, and has a real sense of occasion without ever feeling formal. Sitting at the table overlooking the canal and the original wharf crane is very special — it's a view that never gets old. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?A family would absolutely thrive here. It's a very safe, welcoming setting with plenty of space to explore both inside and out, and there's a genuine sense of community on the wharf. Our daughter has grown up surrounded by friends and is genuinely heartbroken to be leaving — from Easter egg hunts and impromptu cricket matches to summer barbecues and time spent on the canal paddleboarding and rowing, it's been an idyllic place for her to grow up. What do you love most about the house and why?The combination of character, light and setting. The original period features have been beautifully preserved, the rooms are generously proportioned, and the large sash windows flood the house with natural light. The location is exceptional — with the canal at the front, open fields behind and Savernake Forest literally on the doorstep, it feels wonderfully connected to nature while still being incredibly well placed for day-to-day life. What do you love about the local community?There's a real sense of balance here between countryside living and community life. The surrounding area is perfect for walking, running and exploring, while Marlborough — just four miles away — offers a vibrant market town atmosphere with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Our daughter attends Bedwyn Primary School, only ten minutes away, which has an Outstanding OFSTED rating and a lovely, nurturing feel. The wharf community itself is something very special, with children ranging from toddlers to young adults who have grown up together. How easy is it to commute from here?Commuting is very straightforward. Bedwyn and Pewsey stations are both around a ten-minute drive away, with free parking at Bedwyn, and offer direct trains to London Paddington in around an hour. Road links are also excellent, with the M4 easily accessible in around 15/20 minutes. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? It was the combination of space, period features and location that immediately set it apart. The size and layout worked perfectly for family life, the architectural character was exceptional and rare for the area, and the practicalities — including an easy London commute and proximity to Marlborough — made it an ideal long-term home.SummaryInternal Accommodation:Believed to have been constructed c1830, the Georgian proportions and double-fronted layout of the grade II listed Wharf House provides square rooms with excellent ceiling height.   All spaces have been wonderfully renovated, and offer light filled accommodation thanks to the large sash windows. A family room, sitting room and dining room are to the front of the house on the ground floor, with the kitchen, utility, boot room and home office to the rear. To the first floor are 3 generous double bedrooms, the principal suit benefitting from ensuite shower room and built-in wardrobes. A well-appointed family bathroom and 2nd floor bedroom complete the upstairs accommodation.Outside:The wharf comprises a small collection of properties accessed via a gated entrance and shared driveway. There is access directly onto the canal and the current inhabitants of Wharf House enjoy paddleboarding from here. To the left of the house is a wide parking area, perfect for several vehicles. A terrace adjoins the rear of the house and the elevated lawned garden offers great views south to the canal and beyond, and over the fields to the north. Location:The village of Burbage lies to the south of Marlborough, beyond the vast and beautiful Savernake Forest. The North Wessex Downs is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and when exploring many of the abundant footpaths and trails, it is not difficult to see why. The Kennet and Avon Canal passes just north of the village and can be a delightful place for a towpath walk all year around. Further afield, Pewsey offers a wider range of amenities, and the thriving market town of Marlborough (approx. 6 miles to the north) has a diverse range of shops from boutique outlets to national chains such as Waitrose.    The village itself benefits from a 24-hour garage with mini supermarket and post office, a public house and both a pre and Ofsted strong rated primary school, which is part of the Excalibur Academies Trust with close links to St John's Academy Marlborough. St Francis, Pewsey is close by and there are direct secondary school bus routes to Dauntsey's School and Rookwood, Andover. The village also has its own doctors' surgery and hosts annual events such as the very popular Christmas tree sale and Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club Beer Festival. The Cricket club is very popular and hosts not only top class cricket but events such as comedy nights. The nearby market town of Marlborough provides for almost all other amenities and access to London is made easy from stations at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn and Hungerford with direct services to Paddington taking around an hour.Services: Mains electricity & water, oil fired central heating, private drainage.What3Words: ///insist.inclines.photo

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £925,000 WITH 6 ACRES OF LANDALTERNATIVELY, OFFERED AT OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,600,000 WITH A TOTAL OF 111 ACRESBrynmeheryn – The Hill of the RamF Substantial Character Residence with Far-Reaching Views over the Cambrian Mountains Cors Caron, West Wales A House of History, Hearth, and HeritageSet high above Cors Caron in the wild beauty of West Wales, Brynmeheryn – “the Hill of the Ram” – is a property unlike any other. A home of immense character and deep historic roots, it offers not just a place to live, but a place to belong. A sanctuary of stories, artistry, and soulful connection to land and legacy. Inhabited since Roman times, the land surrounding Brynmeheryn once held five hafods – traditional Welsh dwellings – evidencing centuries of continuous habitation. The main house was built in 1650, its original slate and stone form weathered beautifully over time. In 1790, the estate was purchased by the Reverend Richard Hughes, who added the elegant front elevations seen today. At that time, the property commanded some 5,000 acres, making it one of the region’s most substantial holdings.Over the centuries, Brynmeheryn has evolved from a pastoral estate into a beacon for creativity and culture. Most intriguingly, the house later became home to the artist Monica Rawlins, who produced some of her finest work here. It is widely believed that the famous and flamboyant artist Augustus John—known for his romantic entanglements as much as his art—purchased the house for Monica, so he could visit discreetly for their romantic interludes. The very walls breathe with the energy of this bohemian chapter.Later, the property passed to Nicholas Luard, co-founder of Private Eye, whose legacy of wit and social commentary echoed through the valley. His wife, Elisabeth Luard—the acclaimed food writer and cook—found inspiration here for her celebrated work A Cook’s Year in a Welsh Farmhouse. Her writing immortalised the house as a place of wild foraging, fireside feasts, and a deeply rooted connection to the land. Meals at Brynmeheryn were made from what the seasons offered: mushrooms from the woods, sorrel from the streambanks, nettles from the hedgerows, and venison from the surrounding valleys. The house itself stands as a testament to timelessness. With slate floors underfoot, thick stone walls, and views that stretch across the Cambrian uplands, Brynmeheryn holds a quiet power. It has been a family home, an artists’ retreat, and a gathering place for generations—fondly remembered by locals who once filled the great hall with music, food, and conversation. To live here is to inherit a story that spans centuries—from Roman settlements to romantic escapades, literary milestones to culinary masterpieces. For those seeking something truly rare—a home that holds both heritage and heart, nature and narrative—Brynmeheryn offers not just bricks and mortar, but memory, meaning, and magic.Welcome to Brynmeheryn, an exceptional detached period residence set within a picturesque rural setting, enjoying breath-taking views over the Cors Caron National Nature Reserve and the wider Cambrian Mountains, while still being conveniently situated approximately 25 minutes from the university town of Aberystwyth. AccommodationThis character-filled home offers generous and versatile accommodation, blending traditional features with country charm. The property is approached via a scenic driveway and a canopied entrance porch with slate-tiled step, leading into a welcoming entrance hall/study area with slate flooring, part-panelled walls, ornate radiator, and decorative ceiling rose and archway — an atmospheric prelude to the accommodation within. From here, the inner hallway provides access to a selection of beautifully appointed ground floor rooms, including:Sitting Room – A stunning space with captivating views across the gardens and the nature reserve. Features include an original fireplace with fitted wood burner, extensive built-in shelving and library cabinetry, quarry-tiled flooring, sash window, cast-iron radiator, and ornate ceiling detailing. Dining Room – A further charming reception room with an original fireplace and fitted wood burner, cast-iron radiator, walk-in bay window with original furnishings and character pelmet, internal dresser unit, and decorative ceiling cornicing. Ground Floor Bathroom – Well-appointed and of good size, comprising panel-enclosed bath with shower attachment and screen, vanity basin, low-level WC, attractive shelving, louvered shutters, and a traditional cast-iron radiator. Cellar access off the hall.Kitchen & Orangery The heart of the home is the kitchen/breakfast room, accessed via a stable-style door. This traditional country kitchen enjoys an original fireplace housing a built-in bread oven, a range of base and wall units, single drainer sink with mixer tap, space for a range-style gas cooker, part-tiled walls, and a large walk-in pantry with slate worktop and French doors to the garden, enjoying fantastic views. Beyond the kitchen is a beautifully light orangery, formerly referred to as the “glasshouse walkway” — now a delightful multi-purpose space with a glazed roof and windows, quarry-tiled floors, butler sink, porthole side window, and cloakroom with WC and vanity basin. This room offers access to both garden areas and connects to an adjacent store with views down the country lane.The Hall A particular feature of Brynmeheryn is the Hall, a generous and atmospheric room with soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and doors, a wood-burning stove, three cast-iron radiators, and stairs to a galleried mezzanine area with shelving — ideal as an artist’s retreat, home office, or additional reception room.First Floor AccommodationA turning staircase with half landing rises to a spacious and light-filled first floor landing, illuminated by a sash window. The landing provides access to: Bedroom One – Principal bedroom with outstanding views over Cors Caron and the formal gardens, original fireplace, cast-iron radiator, picture rail, and sash window. Bedroom Two – Side-aspect room overlooking the ornamental pond and gardens. Bedroom Three – Dual-aspect double bedroom with original fireplace and two sash windows. Bedroom Four – Front-facing bedroom with elevated views over the stone circle and Cors Caron. Family Bathroom – Panel-enclosed bath, pedestal basin, WC, louvered shutters and courtyard garden views. Airing cupboard off the landing. Second Floor – Private Guest Suite Stairs rise to a second-floor landing, leading to a superb fifth bedroom suite, benefitting from: Two walk-in sash windows with panoramic countryside views Rear Velux window overlooking the garden Radiator and space for seating or reading En Suite Bathroom – Panel-enclosed bath, pedestal basin, WC, spotlighting, heated towel rail and radiator. Nursery / Dressing Room – Useful ancillary space with Velux window overlooking the rear garden.Outbuildings & Grounds Brynmeheryn is offered with 6 acres of diverse and scenic grounds, including: Formal gardens with mature planting and stonework features, the gardens were on show with the NGS open garden scheme for several years. An ornamental lake and two smaller ponds Woodland and rolling land suited to lifestyle, conservation or equestrian pursuits Exceptional views across unspoilt West Wales countryside and the Cambrian Mountains Alternatively, the property is available with a total of approximately 111 acres, offering extensive woodland and land for those seeking a larger estate. Outbuildings & Studio Workshop – Approx. 459 sq ft GIA Former cow shed – Approx. 459 sq ft GIA (STP) Log store – Approx. 389 sq ft The studio, accessed from the orangery, offers outstanding potential for creative use, home working, or ancillary accommodation (STP).Additional outbuildings and storage enhance the lifestyle appeal, ideal for artisan businesses, hobbies, or remote working.Water filtration and storage building for private water supply.

Nestled in the esteemed cul-de-sac of Baas Hill Close Broxbourne, this magnificent six-bedroom detached house built in the elegant Queen Anne style, offers a splendid blend of classic architecture and modern living. Spanning an impressive 3,568 square feet, the property boasts four reception rooms providing ample space for both relaxation and entertainment for the whole family.The interior is light and airy and thoughtfully designed to create a welcoming atmosphere throughout all three floors. Each room is impeccably presented, showcasing a wealth of individual features that enhance the home's charm and functionality. The property includes two well-appointed bathrooms, ensuring comfort for the entire family. All the bedrooms have a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes that provide ample storage.As you enter the home there is a stunning reception hall with doors leading off to most rooms , double doors lead to the spacious dual aspect sitting room enhancing the opulence of this space. The property has a fabulous family room, study, a beautiful kitchen/breakfast room that leads the orangery/ dining room which enjoys views to the garden.The beautifully established rear garden is a true highlight, predominantly laid to lush lawns and surrounded by a variety of mature trees bushes and shrubs, creating a serene outdoor retreat. The front of the house is approached via a resin topped impressive driveway with electric gates, offering parking for up to 6 vehicles along with access to an attached double garage. The front of the property has a low wall with wrought iron insets that shows the individuality of this home.Baas Hill Close is ideally situated, providing convenient access to local amenities, including highly regarded schools, shops, and the Hertfordshire Golf and Country Club. Additionally, Broxbourne Railway Station, which offers direct services to Liverpool Street and Stansted, is just a short distance away, making this property perfect for commuters.This exceptional family home presents a rare opportunity to enjoy spacious living in a sought-after location, combining elegance, comfort, and convenience in one remarkable packageThe property benefits from gas fired central heating, mains electricity, water and sewage.

Meadowtoft is a charming and characterful period home, situated in the highly sought-after village of Willoughby Waterleys. Lovingly restored by the current owners, the property offers beautifully presented and well-proportioned family accommodation arranged over three floors, combining period features with modern living.The attractive façade is complemented by fitted shutters and stripped internal doors, setting the tone for the character found throughout. The property is entered via a central hallway, which provides access to two elegant reception rooms - a formal dining room and a sitting room - both centred around wood-burning stoves, creating warm and inviting spaces.To the rear, a superb triple-aspect lounge is filled with natural light and features a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove. A striking glazed gable with French doors opens onto the rear garden, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor living. The spacious dining kitchen enjoys a bay window overlooking the garden and open countryside beyond and is fitted with bespoke cabinetry, thoughtfully designed to incorporate integrated appliances alongside a range-style cooker.The ground floor is further complemented by a guest cloakroom, along with access to a cellar which is currently utilised as a utility room and also incorporates a wine cellar.To the first floor are three generous double bedrooms, all benefiting from fitted wardrobes, including a principal bedroom with ensuite shower room. The remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed four-piece family bathroom.Occupying the second floor is a bright landing with a floor-to-ceiling picture window overlooking open countryside, alongside two further bedrooms, one enhanced by fitted wardrobes and useful eaves storage, with a shower room serving this level.Externally, the property enjoys a beautifully maintained plot, including a south-west facing paved terrace ideal for outdoor dining, leading onto a lawned garden. Electric gates open onto a flagstone driveway, which provides ample parking and leads to a detached double garage with two electric up-and-over doors. A further lawned garden lies adjacent to open fields and is thoughtfully planted with mature shrubs, well-stocked borders, and a greenhouse.A wonderful opportunity to acquire a character home in a desirable village setting, offering both charm and practical family living.Situation Willoughby Waterleys is a charming village nestled in the south Leicestershire countryside, approximately 8 miles north of Leicester city centre and 7 miles from Lutterworth. Surrounded by some of the county’s most scenic landscapes, the village offers a peaceful rural setting with an active local community. At its heart is St Mary's Church, dating back to the 13th century, and the area is interwoven with footpaths and bridleways, perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside.Schooling is available in the nearby villages of Countesthorpe, Gilmorton, and at Lutterworth College. For those seeking independent education, excellent options nearby include Leicester Grammar School and LGS Stoneygate in Great Glen, as well as the renowned Rugby School.The village also benefits from excellent transport connections, with easy access to the M1, M6, and A14. Rail services from Leicester and Rugby provide regular direct routes to London St Pancras and Euston, with journey times of just over an hour.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - E EPC Rating - D Services - The property is believed to be connected to mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, and has gas central heating, along with fully double glazed windows and doors. Mobile Phone coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area we - advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability - Standard ADSL 5Mbps, Ultrafast FTTC 80Mbps broadband Speed is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Local Authority - Harborough District Council. Listed Building Status - None. Construction - Standard Brick.

A substantial Art Deco detached home on a private plot, currently undergoing full renovation to a high specification. Offering four en-suite bedrooms, bespoke kitchen, sweeping driveway, and a south-west facing garden, with an overall plot extending to just over one acre.Currently undergoing a comprehensive renovation, this substantial Art Deco detached home occupies a private plot on one of Stourport-on-Severn’s most desirable residential roads. The property is being carefully reworked to create a high-specification, energy-efficient home, combining character with modern design and practicality.Extending to approximately 3,000 sq ft including a detached double garage, the house offers well-balanced accommodation with a clear emphasis on space, natural light, and day-to-day usability. The layout has been thoughtfully designed to provide generous living areas, including an open-plan kitchen - living - dining room, a large separate utility room, and further reception rooms to suit both family life and entertaining.The property will offer four bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities, including a primary suite with large dressing room, delivering a level of comfort and convenience rarely found in homes of this style. Throughout, the specification has been carefully considered, with high-quality finishes and a consistent attention to detail.Particular attention has been given to the fabric and performance of the building. The property incorporates a new roof, upgraded insulation, and high-performance glazing, alongside underfloor heating to both ground and first floors, powered by an air source heat pump, ensuring the home offers increased efficiency and practicality. Externally, the property is approached via a sweeping gated driveway, providing ample parking alongside a detached double garage. To the rear, the addition of further land has significantly increased the overall plot, now extending to just over an acre. The south-west facing garden enjoys an elevated position, with a large terrace and far-reaching views that enhance both privacy and outlook.The location is particularly well regarded, offering a balance of privacy and accessibility. Stourport-on-Severn provides a range of local amenities, schooling options, and transport links, making it a practical choice for both families and commuters. At this stage, there remains the opportunity for buyers to personalise certain finishes, including carpets and decoration, allowing the home to be tailored to individual preferences.Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Wyre Forest District Council Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: C Construction Type: Brick & Tiles Utilities Mains water, drainage, and electricity are connected. Mains gas is run to the property, however heating and hot water is provided via air source heat pump, with underfloor heating to both ground and first floors. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile coverage is available in the area. Prospective purchasers are advised to check coverage with their provider. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP - Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. We advise that you check with your provider. Garage Parking Spaces: 2– Double detached garage Off Road Parking Spaces: 4+ large, gated driveway Computer generated images (CGIs) and animated video are provided for illustrative purposes only and are intended to give an impression of the finished property. Details, specification, and finishes may vary, and should not be relied upon as a statement of fact.The sale of this property is split over two titles. Contact the agent for further information.