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A rare opportunity presents itself to purchase an exceptional and truly individual home — a delightful three-bedroom detached character cottage accompanied by a generous two-bedroom annex and an impressive leisure suite with a heated indoor swimming pool. Set within around 1.3 acres of private grounds, this charming residence offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful semi-rural setting with convenient access to nearby amenities, schools, and transport links. Inside, the main home beautifully blends rustic character with modern comfort. A welcoming entrance hall leads to a spacious, triple-aspect sitting room featuring an inglenook fireplace with an impressive inset log burner and exposed ceiling beams. The large open-plan kitchen and dining area form the heart of the home, complete with oak cabinetry, granite work surfaces, and integrated appliances, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. An adjoining snug with a second log burner offers a cosy living space and is semi-open-plan to the kitchen diner, while the striking orangery, filled with natural light and overlooking the gardens, provides a perfect setting for relaxing or entertaining all year round. The first floor offers three generous bedrooms, each rich in charm and character. The principal suite includes fitted wardrobes, French doors leading to a private rear-facing balcony, and an elegant en suite shower room. Two additional bedrooms are well served by a stylish family bathroom featuring both a bath and a separate shower. The detached annex is a superb addition, ideal for guests, extended family, or multi-generational living. To the ground floor it includes a spacious games room and bar (which could serve as a sitting room), a WC, and a modern kitchen and dining area brimming with character, featuring a beamed ceiling, exposed brick wall, flagstone flooring, and two sets of French doors to the garden. The first floor offers a versatile open-plan living room with a vaulted, beamed ceiling and mezzanine level above, in addition to a three-piece bathroom and a spacious double bedroom with a balcony to the rear. Adding to the sense of luxury is the stunning indoor heated swimming pool and leisure suite. With full-height glazing, a sauna, and ample poolside seating, it is the perfect space for both relaxation and recreation. Outside, the grounds are extensive and thoughtfully landscaped. A large tarmac driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached four-car garage, an additional single garage, and a substantial workshop and storage building. The rear garden is a true highlight, beautifully designed with a Creteprint patio, timber decking, an impressive ornamental koi pond, children’s play area, and even a private astroturf football pitch — perfect for family life. Mains water and three-phase electricity are connected, with LPG central heating and private drainage via a septic tank. This exceptional home combines countryside charm, contemporary style, and impressive versatility, offering a rare chance to own a private retreat that truly stands out. Location Despite its tranquil position, the property enjoys superb connectivity. Families will find an excellent selection of schools close by, including Norton Canes Primary, Brownhills West Primary, Norton Canes High School, and Erasmus Darwin Academy. A range of shopping and leisure options can be found in Cannock, Burntwood, and Brownhills, while Chasewater Country Park and local clubs such as The Chase Sailing Club, Burntwood Rugby Club, and Chasetown Football Club provide plenty of opportunities for recreation. The A5 and M6 Toll are within minutes of the property, and rail services from Cannock and Landywood stations provide ease of commuting across the West Midlands. Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: E Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council & Cannock Chase District Council Main House EPC Rating: F (Valid until 24 July 2035) Annexe EPC Rating: F (Valid until 24 July 2035) Property Construction: Standard (Brick & Tile, Timber Framed Balcony) Electricity Supply: Mains (Three Phase) Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Private Septic Tank Heating: LPG Gas Broadband: FTTC / Ultrafast Fibre Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G & 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Garage (+4 cars) and Driveway, Off Street Parking Special Notes: Right of Way/Access using the neighbours drive to back gates

Coming down the tree lined drive studded with primroses in the spring, one has no inkling as to what a discovery awaits around the corner. First are the cottages and barns and then suddenly, a picture postcard image opens up, as this Grade II listed Devon long house comes into view with its eyebrow thatching and cream painted cob elevations. At the front there is plenty of gravel parking and before entering through the fine oak front door, turn around and just take in the surrounds - it is quite special. Coming in through the front doorway, the dining hall really sets the tone for the old part of the house, with its impressive stone fireplace with inset log burner, original bread oven, stone paved flooring and exposed beams with decorative inserts. A honey oak church style door leads into a fine drawing room with its wonderful oak plank flooring, impressive inglenook fireplace with wood burner and a strategically placed window seat overlooking the front. Leading on from here is the dining room with a slate paved floor and a door opening into a cellar room, ideal for wine storage. Over more recent times, the property has been cleverly extended with an amazing contemporary build incorporating honeyed oak plank flooring and floor to ceiling glass in an oak frame gable, looking out onto the landscaped gardens beyond. This ‘L’ shaped room with the kitchen to one end allows for zoned living areas, as here, with sofas and chair in the gable end, optimising the view and natural light, plus an eating area with ample room for a table and chairs. In addition to the underfloor heating, there is a modern log effect gas fire set in a fine stone fireplace, linking the two areas together. The Chalon kitchen with Miele and Franke appliances offers a plethora of polished granite work surfaces with storage and wall units and a large central island with solid maple top. Sitting along one wall is an impressive range of cooking ware that would satisfy most keen cooks who enjoy entertaining, with a 4 oven Aga and warming plate, and an Aga range cooker with 5 gas rings and 3 electric ovens. The large central island unit with lighting, power points and pan hooks above doubles up as a social bistro counter as well as food prep station. Beyond the kitchen is a conservatory/ garden room which overlooks the substantial terrace outside, down to the river below. On the opposite end of the kitchen is a utility room with an extensive range of cupboards and appliance space, with a door leading out to yet another terrace. It is very unusual to see an extension like this blending with such a period property, but it works ever so well. Staircases are found either end of the older part of the house. Taking the one from the drawing room, a very useful cloakroom is found, before taking the stairs to the first floor. The first bedroom on this side is a wonderful room with plenty of honeyed oak, exposed beams and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in electric shower and separate bath. This room has a double aspect, enjoying views to the south and east. Off the small landing, paddle steps lead to a boarded attic space with light, power and heating. A door also opens into the main bedroom which has a wonderful, planked flooring, high ceiling with an incredible grapevine frieze and plenty of room for free standing furniture. A few steps lead down into a stylish ensuite. From here, the main landing leads to a second set of paddle steps up to a further carpeted attic room, and further accommodation. There is a contemporary shower room and two further bedrooms overlooking the front, one of which is understood to have been consecrated as a small chapel by the Bishop of Wells in 1710 as outlined in the records of the Church of Exbourne. Before heading down the second set of stairs, you come to the galleried library/ music room and study formed from the extension. It is an extraordinary space, full of light with views over the gardens and down to the river. In former years this was all used as a main bedroom with ensuite, but this works very well for our current client as a quiet, reflective space, yet still connected to the family room downstairs via the gallery. DAIRY BARN This former dairy provides for open plan living downstairs, with wood flooring, a modern log burner at the raised sitting room end and at the other end a well appointed kitchen with bistro bar makes a sociable casual entertaining area. A wrought iron spiral staircase leads to a galleried landing with bedrooms at either end. One is a good double with a modern ensuite shower room. The other is significantly larger, currently set up with both bunks and a double bed and has its own ensuite bathroom. There is parking outside and the adjacent former stables provide storage. DANS BARN For someone who loves the use of wood and exposed beams and peg frames and open plan living, this serves it up in bucketfuls. Downstairs there is a modern shower room, freestanding kitchen, space for a table and chairs and space for sofas and chairs to relax and admire the outside, but also to admire the magnificent work that has gone into creating this building. The first floor is mezzanine living, again open plan with two sleeping areas bisected by the stairs and gallery. There is parking outside, as well as decking overlooking the orchards to the woodland beyond. COB BARN This sits beside the Dairy Barn and has cart doors on either side, wonderful timber trusses and further external storage. A more modern agricultural barn offers tremendous scope for a number of uses, previously having loose boxes. Doors are found at either end and power and light are connected. A manège sits adjacent to the barn. It is currently used as a children’s play area. Opposite, a small track leads to 4 acres of level paddocks, once used for grazing horses and currently for grazing sheep. FISHING Beer Farm owns the double bank fishing rights on the River Okement, as far as Monkokehampton Weir. It contains a series of pools, attracting salmon, sea trout and wild brown trout. GARDENS and GROUNDS Wandering through these is almost like being in your own private parklands with large swathes of lawn, mature shrubs, plants, trees, hedgerows, rockery, pond, pasture and orchard, all with the sound of the River Okement running along one side. Double bank fishing rights run for about 500 yards down to Monkokehampton Weir. Everywhere you look, there is a vista to enjoy. The immense terrace that runs around two sides of the house allows for large parties and al fresco entertaining in the warmer months. A slope leads up to the kitchen gardens with over a dozen raised beds, a greenhouse with water, electricity and lighting, a large fruit cage, a 50 ft polytunnel and garden sheds. So for someone looking to grow and eat their own produce and enjoy the good life that growing your own food can provide, this will take a lot of beating. A magnificent 100 year old olive tree with twisted and gnarled trunk leads to a curving 20m long wisteria arbour and strategically at the end is a bench to just sit and listen to nature and the sounds of tumbling water. Between the drive and the river is a productive orchard with beehives. The overall private and natural setting of this particular home cannot be over-emphasised. Any owner will feel privileged to own this little part of Devonian tranquillity. SERVICES Mains water, electricity, oil fired heating to the main house and to Dairy Barn. Electric heating to Dans Barn. Drainage to a modern treatment plant. LPG for gas hob and fires. Agents note. There is an existing historical indemnity insurance in perpetuity to cover the change of use of the barns from agricultural to residential. The modern agricultural barn has a traditional asbestos cement roofing which is not uncommon for this type of building.

Backing onto glorious countryside next to the High Weald National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) stands this beautifully updated four-bedroom chalet bungalow. It is surrounded by 0.68 acres of ground and includes a heating swimming pool. The property is approached along a spacious drive providing plenty of off-road parking and bordered by a delightful front garden with a lawn, a rose bed and mature trees. The front door opens into a useful lobby and leads to the hallway with oak wood flooring that flows through to the impressive sitting room. This features a charming brick surround log burning stove that provides additional warmth on cold winter days, a very large multi-pane bay window with views over the front garden and it is open plan to a fitted study area with bespoke built in shelving and storage facilities, a separate multi-pane bay window and a staircase to the first floor. However, it is the kitchen/breakfast room that is the ‘heart of the household’. It was redesigned about three years and includes attractive units with high-end appliances such as a five-ring gas hob and extractor, a built-in double oven and microwave as well as an integrated dishwasher and full-height larder fridge while a freezer is in the adjacent utility. In the breakfast area there are patio doors opening out onto the rear terrace, additional storage cabinets and shelving as well as a boiler cupboard. There is a relaxing family room/snug with a very wide archway to the dual aspect dining room that has a door to the terrace and is ideal for more formal entertaining or family celebrations. The rest of the ground floor incorporates a family bathroom, a separate cloakroom and three double bedrooms including one with an ensuite toilet. The smallest bedroom is currently set up as an office with fitted shelving and a day/occasional bed. The delightful principal suite is on the first floor and features a walk-in dressing room as well as bespoke fitted cupboards, a trendy ensuite shower room with a contemporary vanity basin and French doors to a wide balcony with a glass and chrome balustrade. Here you can sit and sip your morning coffee reveling in the stunning views and sun rises across the rear garden and the superb countryside beyond. Outside this property provides something to enjoy wherever you look. There is a spacious terrace for barbecues and outdoor entertaining that continues through an arched pergola and around the heating swimming pool with its attractive pool house. Vast swathes of lawn are ideal for a game of cricket or football and are bordered by specimen trees and plenty of shrubs that provide a colourful display at varying times of the year. You will also find a charming summerhouse with a patio/bistro area, a large vegetable and herb garden, an orchard, fruit cages, a chicken run and bee hives. While solar panels on the roof provide economic water heating, separate PV panels provide electricity and cover the cost of running the swimming pool in the summer.   What the owners say: We bought this property some 19 years ago and it has been delightful. We have loved creating the garden and not only enjoying the swimming pool but also developing the ‘good life’ with our own fruit, chickens and bees. We have also taken great delight in updating the house to be the lovely home you see today. We like the space, the views and the countryside feel yet it is only eight minutes’ walk to the centre of Horsmonden This charming village is surrounded by farmland, orchards and vineyards. It is bordered by the River Teise and includes attractive artificial lakes for fishing and bird watching. There is a large village green, a convenience store, pharmacy and hairdresser as well as a doctor’s surgery, a good primary and kindergarten school and a village hall that offer a variety of activities to suit all age groups while popular pubs and restaurants nearby include The Halfway House and The Hopbine Inn.  We are also in the catchment area for the numerous excellent state and private schools around Cranbrook and in Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Regular bus services, including school buses, connect the village with neighbouring towns and schools, providing convenient access for families and commuters alike. They go to Cranbrook, Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge while the nearest station is Paddock Wood where trains can whisk you to Charing Cross in 52 minutes and Cannon Street in 48 minutes or Tonbridge station where the fast train to London Bridge takes just over half an hour.

An elegant Victorian six bedroom detached residence, positioned within the heart of this highly regarded village, offering in excess of 3,200 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation across three storeys. Elm House is a highly impressive, period home that has been thoughtfully reimagined by the current owners to blend period architecture with a refined, contemporary finish throughout. The accommodation is both generous and highly adaptable, retaining an array of original features including a striking Minton tiled floor to the entrance hall, ornate cornicing, deep skirting boards and a collection of characterful fireplaces. Ground Floor A timber panelled entrance door, set beneath an attractive arched surround with coach lighting, opens into the entrance hall, where the original Victorian Minton tiled floor immediately creates a sense of heritage. Decorative cornicing, a dado rail and traditional panelled doors lead through to the principal reception spaces. The sitting room, to the left of the entrance hall, is a beautifully composed space, centred around a focal point period fireplace with cast iron detailing, slate hearth and marble surround. Sliding sash windows to the front elevation, complete with shutters allow for excellent natural light, complemented by a ceiling rose and intricate plaster ceiling detailing. The living room enjoys a square bay window to the front, along with an additional side aspect, both fitted with shutters. A fireplace with timber surround and marble hearth incorporates a recently installed Charnwood wood burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The dining room which is semi open plan to the living room provides an ideal setting for more formal occasions, featuring built-in storage, sash windows to the side and rear, cast iron fireplace with gas fire and tiled detailing. At the centre of the home, the open plan dining kitchen has been individually designed and recently remodelled to a superb standard. A range of Shaker style cabinetry is paired with white quartz work surfaces and a generous central island with breakfast bar seating. Bosch integrated appliances include twin ovens, a warming drawer, induction hob and dishwasher, alongside space for an American style fridge freezer, whilst a walk-in pantry offers further practical storage. Herringbone LVT flooring runs throughout, while large skylights and glazing to the rear flood the space with natural light, in addition to the crittall style French doors which open directly onto the garden. The adjoining utility room continues the same high quality finish, incorporating further cabinetry, quartz worktops, plumbing for laundry appliances and a WC. First Floor The first floor landing features elegant turned balustrades and decorative detailing, leading to the principal bedroom suite alongside two further bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a welcoming, dual aspect room, enjoying views to the front and side, with fitted wardrobes and an abundance of natural light. Bedroom two is a lovely size double bedroom, positioned to the front elevation and retains a feature, period cast iron fireplace with tiled inserts and marble surround. Bedroom three overlooks the side of the property and the rear garden, again featuring a cast iron fireplace in addition to built-in storage. The family bathroom is well appointed with a contemporary suite, including a panelled bath with tiled surround, wash hand basin and WC, complemented by chrome fittings and underfloor heating. A separate WC and an additional shower room provide further convenience, the latter holds a generous enclosure with mosaic tiling and a thermostatic shower. Second Floor The second floor provides three further bedrooms and a WC, offering a wonderfully adaptable space, this floor would make for an ideal ‘teenager level’ or at the same time could partially be utilised as office space as per its current arrangement. The landing itself features a partially vaulted ceiling with skylights, along with extensive built-in storage including a traditional linen cupboard and access to eaves storage. Outside Elm House sits comfortably within its mature and well established plot, set back from the road, the front garden is laid to lawn with shaped borders and topiary style planting, while a double width resin driveway provides ample off street parking. To the rear, the garden is fully enclosed and thoughtfully landscaped, featuring shaped lawns, sweeping paved terraces and a variety of mature planting, trees and shrubbery. Brick outbuildings provide useful storage, including a wood store and garden store, both with internal lighting. A secondary access point off Victoria Street leads to an additional driveway at the rear, serving a double length tandem garage with power and lighting. Location Cropwell Road is a renowned South Nottinghamshire residential address, well known for its fine detached homes, as well as being home to The Radcliffe on Trent Golf Club. The village of Radcliffe on Trent is much favoured by purchasers who seek good local amenities including a range of shops, supermarkets, schools, health centre, public library, optician and dentist, regular public transport services (both bus and rail) and several public houses, restaurants and coffee shops. The village also enjoys good road access via the A52 to the A46 Fosse Way leading north to Newark and south to Leicester and M1 (J21a) and the A52 direct to Grantham, where the A1 trunk road is also accessible. Rail connections are also convenient, with the local line from the village station connecting to the Nottingham Midland station which in turn has a regular service to London St. Pancras. Tenure Freehold Services Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are understood to be connected to the property. Council Tax Rushcliffe Borough Council – Tax band G. Broadband & Cellular Ultrafast fibre broadband is available at this property, along with 5G cellular coverage, however, this may be dependant on your network supplier. EPC Rating E

Little Croft sits right at the heart of Upham, a picture-perfect Hampshire village within the South Downs National Park, this beautifully presented Grade II listed period family home, with the original thatched cottage dating back to 1638, that combines timeless character with versatile, modern-day living space. Behind its attractive period façade with leaded light windows lies a thoughtfully arranged interior extending to a total of 2,942 sq ft. Unique original historical features are evident throughout including an inglenook fireplace and bread oven, exposed beams, and floodlit well. At the heart of the home is a superb kitchen/dining room, ideal for entertaining, complemented by a lovely sitting room with gas fired log burner, which are all part of a tastefully designed extension to the rear and the side that features oak beams, oak framed windows and doors opening onto the rear garden and benefitting from the far reaching views over countryside towards the Isle of Wight. Three further reception rooms with laundry room, boot room and cloakroom concluding the ground floor. Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms include a spacious principal suite that includes a luxurious shower room, ample wardrobe space and a separate family bathroom. A superb, detached garden studio provides a highly versatile additional living space, ideal for a wide variety of uses including a home office, creative studio, garden/reading room, gym or occasional guest suite with french doors opening directly onto an attractive patio. Outside, there is a detached garage with parking space.The gardens are mainly to the rear of the property with generous areas of lawn, flower and herbaceous borders, several seating areas to take advantage of the sun at different times of day and, with no light pollution, to enjoy the night sky. To the front there is a garden enclosed by hedging and gravelled parking for several cars. Upham offers an attractive blend of rural charm and convenience benefitting from a primary school, parish church, village hall, duckpond, recreation ground, play park and a popular pub. The surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunity for walking and outdoor pursuits. Despite its peaceful setting, Upham is well placed for commuters, the M3 J11, just west of Twyford, gives fast access to London and the motorway network. Southampton Parkway and Winchester train stations run regular trains to London Waterloo making the village an appealing choice for those seeking country living without sacrificing connectivity Nearby Bishops Waltham offers a range of everyday and specialist shops, cafes, a Surgery and a Dentist. Winchester and Southampton provide more comprehensive shopping, leisure and cultural options. Education options in the area are outstanding, with Pilgrims, Twyford and Prince's Mead prep schools, and St Swithun's and Winchester College at senior level, alongside strong state options including Peter Symonds Sixth Form College in Winchester. Locally, the surrounding countryside offers superb walking and riding, several golf courses (East Horton, Hockley, Corhampton and 2 others near Winchester), and some of the country's finest chalk stream fishing on the Rivers Itchen, Meon and Test. Sailing and watersports are close by on the Hamble, Southampton Water and the Solent. Location: Bishops Waltham - 2.6 miles Winchester - 8.4 miles Hamble - 13 miles Southampton Airport Parkway - 7.6 miles Southampton Airport - 7.6 miles M3 J11 - 7.6 miles Prep Schools: Pilgrims Winchester Twyford School Prince's Mead, Winchester Public Schools: Winchester College King Edward VI Southampton St Swithuns Winchester Sixth Form College Peter Symonds Winchester Primary Schools: Upham Secondary Schools: Wyvern, Fair Oak

NEW HOME - NEW GEORGIAN-INSPIRED, EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT by Junnell Prime Residential. Every property at Millwood offers light-filled, spacious interiors where inside space connects seamlessly with outside. Considerable care has gone into the space planning and interior design, with each home built to a high specification throughout, featuring quality, contemporary fittings both inside and out. The result is a collection of individual homes, each offering the perfect setting for entertaining as well as a comfortable, private retreat in which to relax. Plot 6 A backdrop of mature woodland provides the perfect setting for this charming red-brick, Georgian country house. Its frontage of more than 24m gives the property impressive scale, and a traditional metal veranda adds interest and character. French doors open onto the south-facing terrace and garden, providing an ideal setting for alfresco dining. The internal layout centres around an inviting entrance hall. A feature staircase with iron handrail rises through a full-height space to the galleried landing on the first floor. The open-plan kitchen/dining room is a lovely social space, with the orangery/family room on one side and access through pocket sliding doors to the formal living room on the other. An inner lobby connects the boot room/laundry with a double garage and private staircase to the home office. Accommodation comprises four double bedrooms and four bathrooms arranged over two floors. Location Millwood occupies a superb position on the edge of Emsworth, one of the south coast’s most desirable harbourside towns. Emsworth is celebrated for its sailing community, independent restaurants, pubs and boutiques, together with easy access to the water for paddleboarding, kayaking and coastal walks. A footpath opposite Millwood links directly to the shoreline at Prinsted and offers coastal walks within Chichester Harbour’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For commuters, Emsworth provides excellent transport links, with regular rail services to Chichester, Havant and London, and road connections via the A27 and A3(M) to Portsmouth, Goodwood and the South Downs. Directions what3words: pasta.fine.smooth This what3words address refers to a 3 metre square location. Enter the three words into the free what3words app to find it. Further Information Local Authority: West Sussex Council Tax Band: TBC Tenure: Freehold Predicted EPC: B Services: Mains services connected Disclaimer While every care is taken to ensure accuracy, prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of any statements and carry out their own due diligence regarding matters such as floods, easements, covenants and other property details. Information is provided in good faith and should not be relied upon as a statement of fact.

Ravenswood Lodge is a substantial and highly versatile country home offering flexible accommodation suited to family living, multigenerational use, or income generation. Set within approximately half an acre of established gardens in the heart of the Devon countryside, the property combines privacy, space, and character in a peaceful rural setting. Originally part of the historic Stoodleigh Court estate, the former coach house and stables have been thoughtfully converted into a well-appointed residence. Approached via secure electric gates into a charming walled courtyard, the property enjoys a discreet position. Internally, the accommodation is generous and adaptable, retaining period features while providing modern levels of comfort throughout. Main Accommodation: The stable door opens into the heart of the home, revealing a welcoming and beautifully presented country style kitchen-diner. The generous proportions and high ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, blending traditional charm with modern practicality. The high-quality kitchen features solid wood and granite worktops and is fully equipped with a range of integrated appliances. A central island with a breakfast bar adds both functionality and style, while the Aga enhances the room’s charm and provides a cosy warmth to the spacious layout. Additional highlights include an integrated oven and microwave, a dishwasher, and a sink positioned to overlook the pretty courtyard. The dining area features a charming window seat and ample space for a centrally placed dining table. A chandelier and statement pendant lights add a touch of elegance. Bespoke cabinetry and open wine storage add both style and function. An impressive reception hall showcasing a striking oak staircase, authentic flagstone flooring, and generous space for a large dining table is perfectly suited for formal gatherings and entertaining. The exceptional drawing room is impressively spacious and bathed in natural light emanating from the magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors that open directly onto the courtyard. High ceilings contribute to a sense of grandeur, while soft neutral tones create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Thoughtfully arranged with multiple sociable seating areas, the room is anchored by a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and mantelpiece, providing a charming focal point. The inner lobby leads to a ground floor cloakroom and an additional cosy dual-aspect reception room. A fireplace with wood burner adds to the comfort of this room. A lockable door provides access to the self-contained annexe. Upstairs: The home offers five double bedrooms and beautifully appointed bathrooms. The master bedroom suite is a fantastic size, filled with natural light and has beautiful views. It features its own dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom, complete with a freestanding bath and a separate shower enclosure. The second bedroom makes an ideal guest suite, offering a spacious double room with built-in wardrobes and a stylish en-suite bathroom with a shower over the bath. There are three further double bedrooms, each with its own individual charm and character. The luxurious main bathroom is generously proportioned and exudes classic elegance, blending period-inspired details with modern convenience. It features a large walk-in shower enclosure and a freestanding claw-foot bathtub positioned beneath a wall mirror, creating a calm and relaxing space to unwind. Twin pedestal basins add both practicality and style. At the top of the stairs a unique feature is cleverly concealed in the oak panelling; a section of the panelling opens to reveal a stairgate that can disappear within the wall when not in use. A sophisticated design for an everyday safety feature. The Annexe: Ravenswood Lodge offers a total of nine bedrooms, thoughtfully divided between the main house (five) and an attached annexe (four), with a variety of configurations possible, depending on your requirements. The reception room in the annexe is incredibly spacious with its own fireplace and wood burner, with French doors that open out onto its own private terrace. The principal bedroom is exceptionally sizeable, with a W/C and a separate well-appointed en-suite bathroom with both a freestanding roll top bath and shower enclosure. There are two further double bedrooms, both of which are en-suite. Outside: The property has a beautiful cobbled courtyard, which includes a good sized gravel parking area. At the far end, there is a large covered seating area with heating and space for a hot tub. This is a comfortable place for outdoor entertaining throughout the seasons. Step through a wrought iron gateway into the stunning south-facing gardens, beautifully maintained and planted with an array of mature trees and shrubs. Tucked away from the main house, a detached barn has been thoughtfully converted into a versatile space, currently used as a home office with charming garden views and a private gym. This is such a versatile space that it can also be used as a home cinema. Location: Ideally positioned just half a mile from the centre of the charming village of Stoodleigh, Ravenswood Lodge offers the best of rural tranquillity with convenient access to major routes. The A361 lies just 2 miles away, Tiverton is within 5.5 miles, and Junction 27 of the M5 along with Tiverton Parkway railway station can be reached in around 12.5 miles — making it perfectly placed for both country living and connectivity. Additional Information: • Tenure: Freehold • Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council • EPC Rating: E Services: Mains electricity. Mains drainage. 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Set within 0.86 acres of mature grounds and offering panoramic countryside views, the property provides over 3,400 sq. ft. of versatile living space, perfect for a large family or multi-generational living. This beautifully appointed detached home combines a sense of quiet seclusion with spacious, light-filled interiors. The heart of the home is a stunning 19 ft living kitchen with a lantern roof and bifold doors opening directly onto the garden. In addition, there is a utility room, three reception rooms, and a second kitchen with its own utility, offering excellent potential for annexe accommodation. On the first floor the property offers three bedrooms and a generous family bathroom. The principal suite is particularly impressive, featuring its own en suite, dressing room, and study. A detached oversized garage sits at the end of a sweeping gated driveway, providing both practicality and presence. The expansive lawned gardens wrap elegantly around the house, creating a serene setting with uninterrupted views across open countryside. Occupying a highly sought-after location in Charnwood Leicestershire, Harboro Pit Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of this calibre. Early viewing is strongly advised. Location Harboro Pit Farm is located within open countryside, close to Mount St. Bernard Abbey in Charnwood, Leicestershire. The property is located on the Belton/Shepshed border approximately 1.1 mile from the village centre which offers an impressive range of facilities and the area provides schooling of all grades. The location allows for easy access onto the M1 and A42 and there is a mainline rail service to London St Pancras available at Loughborough (7.4 miles) and East Midlands Parkway (12.7 miles) Directions From Shepshed Town Centre mini roundabout, take the exit onto Field Street, Field Street turns right and becomes Britannia Street, at the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Belton Street, at the next roundabout, continue straight onto Hallamford Road, then Turn left onto Carr Lane. The gates to Harboro Pit Farm are situated on the left hand side. Distances Distances Leicester 15.5 miles / Nottingham 18.3 miles / Birmingham 34.8 miles / Loughborough 7.4 miles/ Ashby-de-la-Zouch 6.6 miles / Woodhouse Eaves 6.2 miles / Ratcliffe College – 14 miles / East Midlands Airport – 7.8 miles / East Midlands Parkway – 12.7 miles / M1 (J23) – 4 miles / A42 (J13) 5 miles Ground Floor The property is entered through a half-glazed door into a welcoming central hallway, where an open balustraded staircase rises to the first floor. From here, two reception rooms lead off: a spacious sitting room with an electric feature fire and triple-aspect windows, and a cosy snug ideal for relaxing. At the heart of the home lies the impressive kitchen, designed with entertaining in mind. A striking lantern roof and bifold doors flood the space with natural light while framing views of the garden. Fitted with a range of cabinets, the kitchen includes space for an electric\LPG range-style cooker with extractor hood and plumbing for an American-style fridge/freezer. A utility room with plumbing adjoins, while from the dining area, steps rise to a generous family room with log burning stove. Ground Floor Cont'd Well separated from the main living spaces, a self-contained wing provides excellent annexe accommodation. This includes a second kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms, perfect for a dependent relative or guests. A second utility room with plumbing completes the ground floor layout. First Floor A galleried landing provides access to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a generous family bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, incorporating a luxurious en suite, dressing room, and study. Outside Harboro Pitt Farm occupies a mature setting with gardens and paddock extending to approximately 0.86 acres. Set well back from Carr Lane, a sweeping in-and-out driveway provides extensive parking with EV charge point and access to the detached garages. Pedestrian gates lead to both sides of the property. The gardens, mainly laid to lawn with a terrace area including a hot tub, extend to two sides of the house and are framed by a variety of mature trees, none of which are thought to be subject to Tree Preservation Orders (TPO). A post-and-rail fence separates the garden from the paddock where there is a field shelter and stable block with 3 small 6ftx6ft stalls currently used for Pygmy goats, with a further five-bar gate allowing vehicular access to the rear boundary and garages. Oversized Garage Two up and over doors with personal door to side. The garage has a two-post car lift. Workshop/Four-Car Garage Accessed through the oversized garage this large workshop/garage offers space for up to four vehicles. Services The property has electricity and mains water connected. The heating system is oil central heating & private drainage. FIT (Feed in tariff) on the solar panels. Local Authority Charnwood District Council Tenure Freehold with vacant possession upon completion. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, all details are for guidance only and do not form part of any contract. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we would be pleased to check the information for you, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.

Set within the significant 280 acre landscape of Holme Pierrepont Country Park, this exceptional Grade II listed, nineteenth century residence represents a rare blend of historic character and refined modern living. Occupying a private position close to the historic Holme Pierrepont Hall, and just moments from the National Watersports Centre and Skylarks Nature Reserve, the setting offers an enviable balance of countryside tranquillity and excellent connectivity. The property has undergone a comprehensive and highly sympathetic refurbishment, thoughtfully preserving its architectural heritage while introducing the comforts expected of a contemporary home. Period features such as exposed brickwork, original beams and gothic arched windows sit effortlessly alongside underfloor heating, bespoke joinery and contemporary fixtures and fittings. Outside, the gardens have been carefully landscaped to create a series of inviting outdoor spaces designed for both relaxing and entertaining. Terraces and seating areas are arranged around the house to capture the light throughout the day, while a first floor balcony enjoys peaceful views across the surrounding parkland. Electric gates open onto a generous gravel driveway providing extensive parking, together with a garage and workshop. Ground Floor A substantial entry door opens into an impressive reception hall, immediately setting the tone for the home’s blend of heritage and craftsmanship. An exposed chimney breast and built in seating create a warm and welcoming introduction, with the hallway leading naturally into the heart of the home. Two beautifully appointed reception rooms sit either side of the hall. The dining room enjoys dual aspect views through distinctive gothic arched windows, with a further door opening onto a side terrace, making it an ideal setting for both formal dining and summer entertaining. Engineered oak flooring adds warmth and elegance to the space. Opposite, the snug provides a more intimate retreat, centred around a cast iron log burner set within exposed brickwork and resting on a stone hearth. Substantial beams add further character, creating a cosy room perfectly suited to quieter winter evenings. The dining kitchen forms the centre of the home and has been carefully designed to accommodate both everyday family life and larger gatherings. Natural light fills the room from windows on two sides, with views across the enclosed courtyard terrace and surrounding gardens. There is also a ground floor WC accessible via this space, fitted with a WC and a wash hand basin with mirror above. The dining area is cleverly positioned beneath the staircase, where a glazed wine storage feature creates a striking backdrop for a breakfast table. French doors open directly onto the patio, allowing the interior to flow seamlessly into the outdoor entertaining space. The kitchen itself is beautifully crafted, with bespoke cabinetry produced by local craftsmen providing high quality storage. A large central island offers generous preparation space and informal seating, making it a natural gathering point for family and guests. Appliances include a Rangemaster professional cooker with matching extractor, integrated full height fridge and freezer, and a dedicated appliance cupboard with Siemens microwave and space for smaller appliances. A dual bowl sink sits beneath a window overlooking the side garden and is fitted with a Quooker instant boiling tap, while quartz worktops and matching window sills provide both durability and elegance. An integrated dishwasher and concealed refuse storage maintain the clean lines of the design. Beyond the kitchen, a hallway leads to the highly impressive sitting room, this beautifully proportioned space is designed for entertaining, with doors opening onto the courtyard as well as a front terrace overlooking the gardens. An ornate period style fireplace with cast iron log burner forms an elegant focal point, while the generous scale allows for multiple seating arrangements. Practical spaces have also been carefully considered, a rear porch leads into a secondary hallway, providing access to the driveway, boot room and garage. The fitted boot room includes extensive storage, while the adjoining utility area features an inset sink, integrated washing machine and tumble dryer, together with a dedicated dog wash station. An integral workshop, accessed from the secondary hallway, includes a stainless steel sink and external barn style door, with internal access to the garage. A nearby shower room adds further convenience. First Floor The staircase rises to a spacious first floor landing serving four bedrooms, two of which benefit from en suite bathrooms and there is a separate shower room. The principal suite is a generous king sized bedroom with useful eaves storage and a beautifully appointed en suite, fitted with a roll top bath, vanity wash hand basin, low flush WC, separate shower and heated towel radiators. A second bedroom suite offers a further spacious double room with an en suite bathroom featuring a claw foot bath, decorative tiling, a pedestal wash hand basin and WC, complemented by exposed beams that echo the home’s heritage. The third bedroom features a door opening onto an elevated, spacious terrace seating area with sweeping views across the Holme Pierrepont estate, whilst bedroom four provides a comfortable double room. A stylish shared shower room serves these rooms, with a walk-in shower, WC and wash basin with mirror above. Outside The property is approached via a shared driveway leading to electric gates which open onto a private sweeping gravel drive, bordered by mature planting and landscaped beds. Established planting and fenced boundaries throughout the gardens provide privacy, while the expansive lawn to the front provides a spacious recreational area. Stone pathways connect a series of terraces surrounding the property, including patios that are accessed from the kitchen, dining room and sitting room, creating numerous areas for outdoor dining with exterior lighting enhancing the gardens during the evening hours. Additional features include the integral workshop, garage and a discreet timber clad stores positioned beside the sitting room. To the rear of the property, a sheltered courtyard, accessed directly from the kitchen and sitting room provides a charming, enclosed setting for intimate entertaining and dining. Location Holme Pierrepont is one of Nottinghamshire’s most desirable locations, offering a rare blend of countryside tranquillity and excellent connectivity. The area is best known for the beautiful Holme Pierrepont Country Park, home to the National Water Sports Centre, where activities include rowing, sailing, white water rafting, cycling and scenic running trails. Nearby Skylarks Nature Reserve provides peaceful wetlands, wildlife and picturesque walks, while the historic Holme Pierrepont Hall adds further character to the surrounding landscape. The property enjoys a private and quiet setting with countryside walks available directly from the doorstep. Despite its peaceful setting, the vibrant centres of West Bridgford, Radcliffe on Trent, Bingham and Cotgrave are all within easy reach, offering an excellent range of cafés, restaurants, pubs and everyday amenities. For sport and leisure, the area is exceptionally well served, with The Nottinghamshire Golf Club, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and the sporting venues of Nottingham Forest and Notts County all nearby. Excellent road links via the A52, A46 and M1 provide convenient access to Nottingham, Newark, Leicester and beyond. Agents Note Please be aware that some of the images within the listing are virtually staged. Tenure Freehold Services Mains electricity, water, and gas are understood to be connected to the property with drainage via a private septic tank. Council Tax Rushcliffe Borough Council – Tax band G. Broadband & Cellular Ultrafast broadband is available at this property, along with 5G cellular coverage, however, this may be dependant on your network supplier. EPC Rating E

Property walk through Approach the solid wooden entrance door which opens into a spacious reception vestibule with a centrally located quarter turn staircase rising to the first floor and its attractive minstrel gallery on the landing. There is a cloakroom in this reception area and doors off to all the principal rooms. Double wooden doors open into the elegant sitting room with its grand inglenook fireplace formed by brick piers supporting an exposed bressummer beam. Two discreet windows within the fireplace allow natural light, though there is also electric lighting for subtle evening illumination. The inglenook is a proper working fire with a paved internal hearth. The sitting room enjoys views over and double door access to the garden at the rear whilst also having a distinctive walk in window bay at the front. A second reception room, flexible in use, could be used as either a dining room, family snug or children's playroom. The kitchen/breakfast room was formerly two rooms but has been opened through to form a delightful space ideal for entertaining or congregating as a family. Integrated within the kitchen are a full height fridge, individual freezer, dishwasher and oven with an extractor hood over. French doors access directly into the garden. The utility room alongside has a built in sink unit, housing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer and a wall mounted gas boiler. On the first floor there are five bedrooms, a large and well fitted master bedroom with a comprehensive range of built in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with power shower attachments and a glazed screen. A guest bathroom has an en suite shower cubicle and the three additional bedrooms could all accommodate a double bed. The family bathroom comprises a four piece suite of WC, washbasin, panelled bath and shower cubicle. Outside A small area of shared driveway leads to a blocked paved driveway affording access to a double width garage and providing parking for additional vehicles. The garden to the front is protected by hedging which protects three normally prolific pear trees. Gated side access leads to a private and secluded west facing garden at the rear. The garden has a large paved terrace to accommodate tables and chairs. A mature leylandii hedge and conveniently placed lime trees on the boundaries make this a very private garden which is predominantly lawned with colourful planting to the borders. A plum tree and Wendy house/garden store are also located at the rear. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Notice to purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service

The Meadows is a substantial five-bedroom detached property offering over 5,000 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation, together with a detached double garage and office above. Extensively renovated by the current owners, the property is approached a long driveway with turning circle. Standing in approximately 8.5 acres (subject to measurement), The Meadows has been thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of modern family life, with generous living spaces, practical layouts, and excellent outdoor facilities. A spacious reception hallway with a bespoke solid oak staircase and a striking contemporary spiral staircase provides an impressive introduction to the home. The dual-aspect lounge is a bright and welcoming space, with several sets of bi-fold doors opening to a raised seating terrace, complemented by a sleek inset wood-burning stove. A formal dining room with exposed chimney breast and stove adds character, while a snug and playroom provide additional flexible family rooms. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area is the hub of the home – fitted with a comprehensive range of units, a central island, integrated appliances, and an AGA. An adjoining vaulted living/dining space, with bi-fold doors to the terrace, creates a fantastic setting for family gatherings and entertaining. The flow of the ground floor accommodation is both highly practical and perfectly suited for hosting, offering seamless transitions between formal rooms, relaxed family areas, and outdoor terraces. Practical spaces including a walk-in pantry, utility, boot room, and two guest cloakrooms complete the ground floor. The triple-aspect principal suite enjoys its own balcony, perfectly positioned to take in evening sunsets across the gardens and paddocks. The suite also features a freestanding copper bath, a contemporary ensuite shower room, and an adjoining dressing room. Four additional double bedrooms, each with ensuite facilities, ensure comfort and privacy for family and guests. The property is surrounded by formal lawned gardens and paved terraces, ideal for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. In total, the grounds extend to around 8.5 acres (subject to measurement). One paddock, with independent access, hardstanding, and a tractor store, is currently mown for practical use, while the second is enjoyed as a wildflower meadow with a natural pond. The detached double garage with office space above provides excellent flexibility, whether for home working or hobbies. Situation Additional Information Tenure – Freehold Council Tax Band – G Local Authority – Harborough District Council Current EPC rating – Awaiting updated rating

The Meadows is a substantial five-bedroom detached property offering over 5,000 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation, together with a detached double garage and office above. Extensively renovated by the current owners, the property is approached a long driveway with turning circle. Standing in approximately 8.5 acres (subject to measurement), The Meadows has been thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of modern family life, with generous living spaces, practical layouts, and excellent outdoor facilities. A spacious reception hallway with a bespoke solid oak staircase and a striking contemporary spiral staircase provides an impressive introduction to the home. The dual-aspect lounge is a bright and welcoming space, with several sets of bi-fold doors opening to a raised seating terrace, complemented by a sleek inset wood-burning stove. A formal dining room with exposed chimney breast and stove adds character, while a snug and playroom provide additional flexible family rooms. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area is the hub of the home – fitted with a comprehensive range of units, a central island, integrated appliances, and an AGA. An adjoining vaulted living/dining space, with bi-fold doors to the terrace, creates a fantastic setting for family gatherings and entertaining. The flow of the ground floor accommodation is both highly practical and perfectly suited for hosting, offering seamless transitions between formal rooms, relaxed family areas, and outdoor terraces. Practical spaces including a walk-in pantry, utility, boot room, and two guest cloakrooms complete the ground floor. The triple-aspect principal suite enjoys its own balcony, perfectly positioned to take in evening sunsets across the gardens and paddocks. The suite also features a freestanding copper bath, a contemporary ensuite shower room, and an adjoining dressing room. Four additional double bedrooms, each with ensuite facilities, ensure comfort and privacy for family and guests. The property is surrounded by formal lawned gardens and paved terraces, ideal for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. In total, the grounds extend to around 8.5 acres (subject to measurement). One paddock, with independent access, hardstanding, and a tractor store, is currently mown for practical use, while the second is enjoyed as a wildflower meadow with a natural pond. The detached double garage with office space above provides excellent flexibility, whether for home working or hobbies. Situation Additional Information Tenure – Freehold Council Tax Band – G Local Authority – Harborough District Council Current EPC rating – Awaiting updated rating 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.

Set within approximately 8.5 acres of private woodland and meadow, this exceptional detached 6-bedroom barn conversion offers a chance to embrace a slower, more intentional way of living. Surrounded by nature and defined by calm, space, and light, the property has been thoughtfully designed for those seeking a refined yet minimalist lifestyle, where modern luxury exists in harmony with the landscape, yet with day-to-day amenities and commuter links easily accessible.

INTRODUCTION Ocean Marine House occupies a commanding, south-facing position on one of Torquay’s most exclusive coastal addresses, offering uninterrupted views across the shimmering waters of Torbay towards the iconic Thatcher Rock. This exceptional residence is a rare offering—an architecturally elegant home of scale and style, thoughtfully designed to embrace its coastal setting with over 3,200 square feet of beautifully appointed living space arranged over three levels. From its grand accommodation to its expansive sea-facing terraces, every element of Ocean Marine House speaks to refined coastal living. The interiors showcase the perfect balance of light, luxury, and comfort, while the generous corner plot ensures peace, privacy, and a constant connection to the sea. SELLERS INSIGHT “From the moment I stepped into Ocean Marine House, I was captivated by the expansive and ever-changing sea views. It is a truly magical home, from opening the curtains each morning to the shimmering bay, to watching the beautifully coloured sunsets from the kitchen island or dining room during dinner. The location is ideal for walking the coast path, visiting the beach, or heading to the harbour for dinner. On relaxed evenings, you can sit on the terrace or in the magical, private garden listening to the waves and happy chirping birds in the trees. The home is uniquely designed to capture the sea views and combined with the luxury touches throughout, really makes you feel like you’re on holiday, every day!“ STEP INSIDE Set within an elevated, position on one of Torquay’s most prestigious roads, Ocean Marine House is an exceptional coastal residence, capturing uninterrupted views across the bay. Designed to take full advantage of its commanding position, this stunning home offers over 3,200 sq ft of elegantly appointed accommodation arranged across three expansive levels, blending contemporary coastal luxury with timeless architectural style. An RK front door with discreet fingerprint recognition opens into a welcoming porch and into the heart of the home. A porcelain-tiled entrance hall immediately reveals the light-filled interior and dramatic sea views beyond. The entrance level has been thoughtfully configured to create a seamless flow between formal and informal living spaces, all framed by the sparkling panorama of the bay. To the front, the formal living room is both refined and inviting. Broad picture windows and a Juliet balcony frame postcard-perfect views of the sea, while a contemporary Gazco fireplace provides a cosy and stylish focal point. Adjacent to this, the dining room offers generous proportions for entertaining, with sliding patio doors opening directly onto a large sun terrace with glass balustrade, ideal for al fresco dining. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the kitchen/breakfast room, where sleek design meets everyday functionality. This show-stopping space features a large central island for informal seating and food preparation, premium appliances including two Neff ‘Slide & Hide’ ovens, an integrated microwave, warming drawer, and a five-burner gas hob with wok burner. Smooth quartz worktops and handleless cabinetry create clean modern lines, while dual-aspect bi-folding doors flood the room with natural light and open the space entirely to the south- and west-facing terrace—perfect for enjoying sea breezes, morning coffee and stunning sunset dinners. A discreet utility room with garden access and a cloakroom/WC provide practicality, while internal access to the integral double garage ensures everyday ease and comfort, whatever the weather.  The Lower Ground Floor is dedicated to rest and relaxation. This level features four beautifully designed double bedrooms, all opening directly onto a further sea-facing terrace and benefitting from serene outlooks and privacy. The principal bedroom suite is a statement of style and tranquillity, with dual-aspect sliding doors, bespoke wall panelling, and pendant lighting creating a calm, sophisticated atmosphere. The luxurious en-suite bathroom features Carrara marble tiles, a walk-in shower, a freestanding bath, and an integrated WaterVue TV—all combining to offer a spa-like retreat. The second bedroom is equally impressive, featuring an imported Italian floating bed frame, a bespoke upholstered headboard, and walk-in wardrobe. Its designer en-suite includes full-height feature tiling, an oversized floating vanity unit, and another WaterVue TV for indulgent bathing. The remaining two bedrooms also enjoy terrace access and sea views from bed. They are served by a high-spec shower room, and their flexible layout makes them ideal for family use, guest accommodation, or even a home office. On the Garden Floor, a self-contained annexe offers a remarkable level of versatility. With access from the house and the garden, this space is perfectly suited to multigenerational living, a guest suite, or high-end holiday let potential. It comprises a spacious double bedroom with en-suite, a stylish kitchen/dining room, and a bright, comfortable living area, all oriented to overlook the peaceful gardens. Throughout Ocean Marine House, the level of craftsmanship and attention to detail is exceptional. From porcelain flooring to designer lighting, premium appliances, and bespoke fittings, every element has been curated to reflect the coastal surroundings while offering luxurious modern living.

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

Pebworth Manor is a delightful family home rich in period features such as timber and tile flooring, open fireplaces and high ceilings. Large windows throughout allow natural light to flood the interiors while framing super views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. The spacious layout provides exceptional versatility with a range of reception rooms ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Ground floor. The drawing room with large windows, French doors, stunning views, and a beautiful fireplace, a cosy sitting room with woodburning stove, the study with fitted furniture, French doors to the patio and fireplace and the elegant dining room, with feature bay window and fireplace. The kitchen/family/breakfast room is beautifully fitted and includes an Everhot range and pantry. French doors open to the south facing patios and gardens. There is a separate summer kitchen, laundry room and fitted boot room. The cellar is tanked and dry. There is a wine room, gym and the boiler room. First floor. The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive. The main suite enjoys gorgeous views, a luxury bathroom and fitted dressing room. There are three further bedrooms and two shower rooms. Second floor. A versatile floor with four rooms suitable for a multitude of uses. Outside A sweeping drive leads to the front of the house with a fork to the rear and proposed garage area. Beautiful gardens, patios and grounds surround The Manor. There is a large vegetable garden and greenhouse. In all 5.89 acres. There is also ample space to the side, with a Certificate of Lawfulness in place for proposed outbuildings to provide garaging and storage (Ref: W/24/00365/CLPU). Location On the edge of the delightful village of Pebworth which has many social events and clubs, a church, primary school, public house, village hall and recreation park. Despite its peaceful seclusion it is exceptionally well connected. Honeybourne Station offers direct services to London Paddington, while Stratford-upon-Avon, Chipping Campden, Broadway and Cheltenham are all within easy reach. (All times and distances are approximate) Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: G | EPC: E Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC - E Local Authority: Wychavon Electricity Supply: Mains, National Grid Water Supply: Mains, Severn Trent Water Drainage & Sewerage: The property is served by a private septic tank. Date last emptied 04th December, 2025. Any enquiries or investigations should be raised via the purchaser’s solicitor. Heating: Oil Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G great data and voice mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Total Internal Floor Area: 4,912 sq ft Parking: Driveway for: 4+ cars. Property has multiple titles Conservation: Occupying a desirable position within a designated Conservation Area, the property forms part of an attractive and well-preserved setting, where the area's historic character and architectural heritage are carefully protected for future generations. Broadband: Superfast broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.

The drawing room benefits from a functioning marble fireplace and stunning bay window, making a bright and spacious entertaining area. This leads into a cozy library/study with built-in bookshelves and a further fireplace. The kitchen/dining room is ideal for family gatherings and entertaining. It blends contemporary with classic living, with a separate larder and two French doors leading out to a tranquil garden. There is also a downstairs WC. The first floor offers an impressive master suite, with a dressing room and bathroom. There is also a gorgeous en suite guest bedroom. On the second floor, there is a well-configured utility room, two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. On the third floor, there is a third double bedroom, currently used as a playroom. The house has the added benefit of air conditioning throughout, and there is a large cellar providing additional storage. This is a superb family home which must be viewed to truly appreciate the quality and consideration throughout.This exceptional home is a short walk from the open spaces of Battersea Park, the River Thames and the vibrant amenities of Chelsea and Clapham Junction/Northcote Road.Quote Reference: 809897

The expansive open-plan reception benefits from high ceilings and two sets of double doors opening onto a private terrace and garden — ideal for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining. A sleek fully fitted kitchen with premium appliances and separate utility room complements the living space. All three bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms; the principal suite also features a walk-in wardrobe and separate W/C. Additional conveniences include a guest cloakroom and abundant of storage. Exceptionally placed just moments from The American School of London, local shops, cafés, restaurants and transport, this duplex delivers tranquil, private living with superb city convenienceQuote Reference: 829878

Nestled on a extremly quiet road in Highgate, this extraordinary 9,246 sq ft detached residence combines timeless elegance with contemporary luxury. Arranged over generous accommodation, the home features a grand foyer, a bespoke Poggenpohl kitchen and multiple formal reception rooms that flow seamlessly to a beautifully landscaped garden with an inviting swimming pool. The property offers eight spacious bedrooms, highlighted by an exceptional principal suite complete with a private terrace, plus a self-contained two-bedroom staff apartment. The lower ground floor is dedicated to wellbeing, with a fully equipped gym, sauna and massage room. Practical conveniences include a carriage-style driveway and a garage, ensuring privacy and ease of access. A rare opportunity for refined family living in one of Highgate’s most sought-after locations.Quote Reference: 829841

Set within approximately five acres of glorious grounds, Ladye Park is a substantial Grade II listed country residence with a remarkable history, generous accommodation and an ethereal setting that feels wonderfully removed from everyday life. The house occupies a site with origins stretching back to medieval times, when the surrounding land formed part of a deer park and became an important place of Christian pilgrimage. Records refer to a chapel here in 1378, with further licences for worship granted during the 15th century. Remnants associated with the former chapel and historic water features remain part of the story of Ladye Park today; a thousand year old baptismal pool and 'Fountain of Youth' enhance the other-wordly atmosphere. The residence seen today is itself of considerable architectural interest. Historic England describes Ladye Park as a Tudor-Gothic cottage orné dating principally from the 1830s and later extended during the 19th century. Constructed with slatestone walls beneath traditional Delabole slate roofs, the house retains Gothic architectural detailing which contributes greatly to its distinctive appearance. The Property Arranged over three floors, Ladye Park provides remarkably versatile accommodation with seven splendid bedrooms and an excellent choice of reception and entertaining spaces. On entering the house, there is immediately a sense that this is a property designed for stylish family life and entertaining on a grand scale. The principal living room is an impressive yet comfortable space, with an open fireplace providing a natural focal point and ample room for larger gatherings. Period character and the proportions of the room sit comfortably alongside the requirements of modern living. A particular strength of the ground floor is the choice of dining and social spaces. The formal dining room provides an appropriately capacious setting for grand occasions, while a second, more relaxed dining area offers somewhere for everyday family meals and informal entertaining. At the heart of the house is the kitchen, fitted around a large electric range AGA and supplemented by further cooking facilities and generous storage and preparation space. Its relationship with the adjoining dining areas works particularly well, creating a sociable arrangement for family life and guests. A separate utility room provides valuable additional practicality away from the main living accommodation. A gloriously appointed ground-floor cloakroom completes this level. The bedrooms are arranged across the upper two floors, providing a degree of separation and flexibility which will appeal particularly to larger families, those regularly accommodating guests or buyers looking for a multi-generational home. There are seven bedrooms in total. Two of the double bedrooms benefit from their own en-suite facilities, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and an additional shower room. A spacious family suite adds further flexibility to the arrangement. The number and configuration of rooms mean Ladye Park could adapt readily to different requirements. Bedrooms could equally provide study space, hobby rooms or accommodation for visiting family, while the scale of the house creates the possibility of combining private family areas with guest accommodation. Gardens and Grounds Of equal importance to the architectural and historical interest of the house, the setting is similarly spectacular. Ladye Park stands within approximately five acres of its own grounds, creating a notable sense of privacy while remaining conveniently placed for Liskeard and the wider south-east Cornwall area. Current accommodation information confirms the extent at around five acres. The grounds provide space to walk, relax and entertain outdoors, with established garden areas and the natural features of this sheltered setting creating a particularly peaceful environment. Historic accounts describe Ladye Park as lying within a valley bordered by mature trees, with water running through the landscape — features that have formed part of the character of the site for centuries. The historic water features are an especially intriguing part of Ladye Park. The site has long been associated with a well, springs and water connected with its pilgrimage history, adding another layer to what is already an unusual country property. There is also ample private driveway parking, an important practical consideration for a house of this scale with the capacity for so many guests and residents. History Few houses can offer quite the same narrative as Ladye Park. During the Middle Ages the area formed part of an old deer park and was home to the Chapel of Our Lady in the Park. Historical accounts record worship here during the 14th and 15th centuries and describe Ladye Park as a place frequented by pilgrims. Following the Reformation the shrine fell out of use, although elements associated with the earlier chapel and site survived. The house that subsequently developed here became the distinctive country residence seen today, its 19th-century Tudor-Gothic architecture adding another chapter to the history of the site. Ladye Park was formally Grade II listed in 1981 for its architectural and historic interest. It is this layering of history that makes Ladye Park so compelling: medieval pilgrimage site, distinctive 19th-century country house and, today, a substantial private residence capable of adapting to the requirements of contemporary family life. A Remarkable Cornish Home Ladye Park is difficult to categorise, and that is perhaps its greatest strength. For some, it will be the history and architecture that first capture the imagination. For others, it will be the seven-bedroom accommodation, the ability to entertain on a generous scale or the possibilities for multi-generational living. Others again may be drawn simply to the opportunity to own a substantial country home standing privately within around five acres yet within easy reach of a thriving market town, the coast and Bodmin Moor. What brings all of those elements together is a genuine sense of individuality. Ladye Park is not simply a period house with land; it is a property with a story stretching back centuries, offering its next owners the opportunity to become custodians of one of the area's most distinctive homes.

Severn Lodge presents a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional, detached, five-bedroom Grade II Listed Regency residence positioned within one of Worcester’s most elegant and architecturally significant terraces, enjoying far-reaching views across Worcester racecourse towards the Malvern Hills beyond. Lovingly and meticulously restored by the current owners, the property showcases an outstanding blend of preserved period craftsmanship and refined contemporary living, with original sash windows, ornate cornicing, fireplaces, wooden flooring and heritage detailing, all thoughtfully retained and enhanced throughout. In the heart of Worcester, it is rare to find such a spacious and private residence of this standard. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Worcester EPC: Exempt Grade II Listed Property Construction: Standard (brick and tile). Two small flat roofs covered with lead. Lead lined parapets to front and rear. Galvanised metal roof to front veranda over metal construction. Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage and Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains gas central heating Broadband: FTTP ultrafast full fibre broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Driveway parking for 2 vehicles. Permits for residents of Stephenson Terrace only (£30/annum) and visitor permits also available. Total Internal Floor Area: 3,125 sq ft Additional Information: Situated in a Conservation area. Property subject to a tree preservation order. New electrics, plumbing and Nest smart heating system installed in 2015 and the outbuildings had new electrics in 2025. Private road to the front is unadopted. Residents’ contribution towards re-surfacing – last completed in 2018. Chancel liability. The property is responsible for the wall outside the front to the boundary lines either side. Title Information: The property benefits from claimed right of way via Stephenson Terrace to Albany Terrace. Subject to historic restrictive covenants - buyers are advised to review legal pack/title documentation with their solicitor.

Boasting an impressive 3,781 sq ft of meticulously designed living space, this property seamlessly blends the charm of period architecture with contemporary elegance. Step inside and discover a home where artistic flair meets modern functionality. The original artist's studio has been ingeniously transformed into a breath-taking kitchen, a culinary haven that will inspire both seasoned chefs and family gatherings. The heart of the home centres around a Mediterranean-style courtyard, creating a tranquil oasis bathed in natural light. Glass doors on three sides seamlessly connect the kitchen and reception spaces, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Currently arranged with six bedrooms and three bathrooms across the first and second floors, including an elegant master suite with dressing room and ensuite bathroom, this home offers unparalleled flexibility. The property lends itself perfectly to creating multiple dedicated home office spaces, catering to the needs of today's work-from-home professionals. The original garage has been cleverly incorporated into the front reception room, currently utilized as a home gym, offering another adaptable space to suit your lifestyle. Westfields Avenue is a picturesque street known for its predominantly period properties and its prime location within the vibrant Little Chelsea and White Hart Lane community. Enjoy easy access to excellent schools, convenient transport links, and a plethora of restaurants, including Rick Stein's renowned riverside restaurant at Tideway Yard. Embrace the Barnes lifestyle, where village charm meets urban convenience. Outstanding Schools Barnes is renowned for its exceptional educational institutions, making it an ideal location for families. Some of the top primary schools in the area include: Barnes Primary School: Located on Cross Street, this community school is highly regarded for its outstanding Ofsted ratings and excellent academic results. It caters to children aged 3 to 11 and offers a nursery unit. Lowther Primary School: Situated on Stillingfleet Road, Lowther Primary is another well-regarded community school in Barnes, providing a nurturing environment for children aged 3 to 11. St Osmund's Catholic Primary School: A voluntary aided school on Church Road, St Osmund's offers a strong Roman Catholic ethos and excellent educational standards for children aged 4 to 11. For secondary education, the prestigious Harrodian and St Paul’s Schools are nearby, offering top-tier education for boys and girls aged 4 to 18. Cultural Delights Immerse yourself in Barnes' rich cultural scene. Enjoy live jazz at the legendary Bull's Head pub, catch the latest films at the boutique Olympic Cinema, or explore contemporary art at the Riverside Gallery. The OSO Arts Centre hosts a variety of performances and exhibitions throughout the year, ensuring a vibrant cultural calendar. Excellent Transport Links Despite its village-like atmosphere, Barnes offers superb connectivity to central London. Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations provide regular train services to Waterloo in just 20 minutes. For underground access, Hammersmith station is within easy reach, offering connections to four tube lines for seamless travel across the capital. This property presents a rare opportunity to experience the best of Barnes living. Contact Fine & Country Barnes for more details.

The property has undergone a complete back-to-brick refurbishment, guided by a local Notting Hill architect, with great care taken to combine period elegance with modern comfort and functionality. The works included extensive structural improvements, new services, new windows, bespoke shutters, wet underfloor heating, air conditioning and a beautifully rebuilt rear kitchen/living space.The ground floor offers a wonderful sense of space and flow, with an elegant front reception room, a separate family den and a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and living area to the rear. Designed as the heart of the home, this space is filled with natural light and opens through Schuco sliding doors onto a private courtyard garden, creating an excellent setting for family life and entertaining.The house also provides excellent day-to-day practicality, including generous built-in storage, a guest cloakroom, utility/laundry area and carefully concealed service spaces. The principal bedroom suite offers extensive wardrobes, a discreet walk-in closet and a stylish en suite bathroom, with three further bedrooms, family bathroom and a further separate wc are arranged over the upper floors.Finished with exceptional consistency throughout, the house has a calm and cohesive feel, with matching joinery, ironmongery, shutters, lighting and bathroom finishes. Offered chain free, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully renovated Victorian family home where every detail has been considered.Macfarlane Road is ideally positioned in Zone 2 in the heart of Shepherd’s Bush, close to the shops, restaurants and amenities of Westfield London, Shepherd’s Bush Green and the wider White City area. Brackenbury Village, Brook Green, Hammersmith, Holland Park and Notting Hill are also within easy reach.The area has a strong lifestyle offering, with excellent restaurants, cafés and members’ clubs nearby, including White City House by Soho House in the vicinity.Transport links are excellent, with Shepherd’s Bush Market, Goldhawk Road and Shepherd’s Bush stations nearby, offering access to the Hammersmith & City, Circle and Central lines, as well as London Overground services from Shepherd’s Bush. There are also numerous bus routes along Uxbridge Road and excellent road links towards Hammersmith, Kensington and central London.Families are well served by a wide choice of schools across Shepherd’s Bush, Hammersmith, Brook Green and Holland Park, including a number of well-regarded primary and secondary options.Quote Reference: 810332

The accommodation opens into a welcoming and spacious entrance hall, setting the tone for a home built around family needs. The sitting room, warmed by a log burner and adorned with a marble mantelpiece, flows openly into a kitchen-dining room fitted with granite worktops, complemented by integrated appliances, a Butler sink and an electric Rangemaster. Ample storage includes a fitted pantry, designed to maximise organisation and practicality. From the dining area, two sets of French doors provide access to the rear garden, meaning indoor and outdoor dining are separated by only a single step. Beyond this, the snug offers its own access to the garden and leads through to a bar area, itself opening into a cinema room, a rare and fun addition that sets this home apart. A ground floor office and a cloakroom complete the accommodation on this level. Upstairs, a spacious landing gives way to four double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features a well-appointed en-suite shower room, fitted wardrobes, and its own private balcony overlooking the garden below. A stylish family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Outside To the front, symmetrical features and a mature grapevine enhance the kerb appeal on approach. A lawned garden and side driveway provide ample parking and lead to a useful store. To the rear, privacy is a standout feature of the approximately 120ft garden. Mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs, the garden features a large patio adjacent to the house, providing outdoor dining and seating areas to enjoy all year round. A large wooden outbuilding, currently used as an outdoor entertaining room, offers versatility for someone also looking for a workshop or additional storage. Location The Craigweil Private Marine Estate has always drawn a particular kind of buyer, first the city dweller in search of a proper seaside residence, then those seeking quiet retirement by the coast. Today it remains a rare thing: mature, tree-lined streets with residents’ private beach access. With a good variety of amenities within walking distance, convenient bus services and plenty of acclaimed local schools, this home could be the perfect family home for you. Beyond the estate, the wider area offers everything a home mover could want. The cathedral city of Chichester lies a short drive to the west, its Georgian streets and renowned Festival Theatre sitting at the edge of the South Downs National Park, home to some of the finest walking, cycling and open countryside in the South East. To the east, the vibrant city of Brighton brings its seafront, the Lanes and a thriving cultural scene within easy reach. The historic market town of Arundel, with its majestic castle and cathedral, and the sailing waters of Chichester Harbour all add to the appeal of this exceptional stretch of the South Coast. Further Information Private Estate Charge: approximately £361 per annum. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Mains gas and drainage services are connected. Local Authority: Arun District Council

Nestled on Nursery Road in Nazeing, this exceptional five-bedroom detached family home offers a perfect blend of luxury and practicality. Built in 1968 and thoughtfully renovated to an outstanding standard, the property spans an impressive 4,537 square feet and is discreetly positioned behind electric gates on a generous one-third acre plot. As you enter, you are welcomed by a stunning contemporary kitchen dining family room which serves as the heart of the home. This bespoke space features two sets of bi-folding doors and a lantern roof, allowing natural light to flood in, creating a seamless connection to the beautifully landscaped rear garden. The outdoor space is a true delight, boasting an outdoor kitchen with a covered eating area, pergola and hot tub, making it ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. The property also includes two spacious reception rooms, a cinema area (off the kitchen) providing ample space for relaxation and family gatherings. A standout feature is the impressive indoor swimming pool complex, designed for year-round enjoyment and entertaining, with bi fold doors leading out onto the garden complemented by a convenient shower room/ w.c. The large principal bedroom is a private retreat, complete with fitted wardrobes, en suite bathroom, dressing area and a private roof terrace. There are four further bedrooms and a family bath/ shower room. Additionally, the home offers a superb home office or self-contained living space with its own kitchenette and cloakroom, perfect for guests or as a flexible workspace. With parking for up to eight vehicles and a double garage, this home caters to all your needs. Its prime location near Broxbourne station ensures easy access to London Liverpool Street, making it an ideal choice for commuters. This property truly represents a unique opportunity for those seeking a luxurious lifestyle in a tranquil setting.