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Located on one of the most iconic streets in London, this three bedroom house is an incredibly rare find. Bywater Street is in the heart of Chelsea and is world famous for its candy hued houses.The home unfolds over five floors and provides an exciting opportunity in the marketplace for an incoming purchaser to improve on its current condition. The ground floor comprises a double reception room which has a regency marble fireplace. There is also a guest W.C on this floor.The kitchen is located on the lower ground floor which also features an additional reception room with a conservatory roof that allows plenty of light in. Additionally, it has a separate dining area leading from the kitchen.The basement is the perfect place for entertaining with its cinema facilities and wet room, making it impressive and flexible in its offering and also one of the few homes on this street to have such an enlarged footprint.The first floor features two generously proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has an impressive principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, oak floors and a large sky light which floods the space in natural light. French windows lead onto a private terrace. There is also a small flat roof terrace, accessible via stairs from the principal bedroom. It is both private and discreet and is the perfect spot for reading.Bywater Street is located just north of the Kings Road which is world renowned for its excellent shops, restaurants and art galleries. The quiet cul-de-sac is the best of both worlds being so close to London’s abundance of offerings while also being a quiet street.

This beautiful family home lies in the renowned Crown Estate in Oxshott, Surrey. Situated on Birds Hill Rise, a sought-after private road, this property boasts a prime location in one of Surrey's most prestigious private estates. The house is defined by its light and bright living spaces, the house has six elegant bedrooms and five immaculate bathrooms.Contemporary and hardwearing floors are warmed by underfloor heating is complemented by bespoke joinery throughout. On the ground floor, an open-plan kitchen/breakfast room has a wall of bi-folding doors which open to the garden, blurring the boundary between inside and out. Next door is a formal drawing room and dining room. A grand entrance hall is laid with marble and has a beautiful staircase.On the first floor, the principal bedroom has a walk-in dressing room and an en-suite. This floor is home to along with three additional bedrooms. The second floor offers two more suites, a family bathroom, and a spacious games room.Beverstone House sits on approximately 0.54 acres of mature gardens, which face southeast meaning it is sunny at all times of the day. There is plenty of parking and an abundance of storage space in the double garage.Oxshott is a lovely village with the community feel of a small hamlet coupled with the amenities and sophistication of a city. Excellent transport links, including a 32-minute train journey to London Waterloo, mean it is exceptionally well connected while local amenities, shops, and sports facilities are readily available in Oxshott, Cobham, and Esher.

This charming four-bedroom cottage fuses cosy, historic character with stunning, contemporary living spaces and combines the convenience of an edge-of-town location with a private parkland-style setting and the enduring appeal of open views over the lovely south Monmouthshire countryside. I love sunsets and we have the most amazing sunsets here and wonderful skies, because it is flat and open. I have a table and chairs in the front garden, where I can sit in the afternoon and evening, looking over the farmers' fields to the west, just enjoying the skies. Fairfield sits in immaculately-kept, mature grounds of approximately 2 acres which include stables and a stable yard with independent access. There are also three substantial outbuildings, with current business use but with flexibility to be used for leisure purposes, separate home working space or, with planning permission, converted into further accommodation. Ideal for country-lovers who want the best of both worlds, the property is convenient to the motorway network and to nearby amenities. It is situated on the outskirts of Magor, a lively, welcoming and family-friendly community, roughly equidistant between the market town of Chepstow and the city of Newport (9 miles). Proximity to the M4 means for commuting, shopping, leisure and entertainment, there is easy access to other nearby towns and cities such as Cardiff, Bristol, Monmouth and Abergavenny. At the heart of Magor, an historic square is filled with a variety of independent shops, including a delicatessen which also sells fresh fruit and veg. The town boasts a local Post Office, a handy convenience store and a number of lovely cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. The community is served by a Church in Wales Primary School, whilst Undy Primary School and Bryn Primary School are other nearby options and for secondary education, there is the well-regarded Caldicot School. In an area that has a wealth of interesting local history and easy access to beautiful countryside, Fairfield is close to the Severn Estuary, on the Gwent Levels. This landscape of international significance is home to a great diversity of wildlife and Magor Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a tranquil environment teeming with wildfowl and fauna. Step inside:- - Dating from the early 1900s, the cottage was extended some 70 years later and has recently been modernised and upgraded, to provide lovely, open-plan living space, carefully planned to create a seamless flow from traditional to modern. Exposed timbers, original stone walls and an open fireplace with a wood burning stove on a flagstone hearth give the characterful living room a wonderful, warm ambience, which contrasts with the feel of the beautifully presented, light and airy contemporary kitchen which it opens into. Once separated by a dividing wall, these two rooms now provide one wow space. Says the vendor: Where we once had small, dark rooms, we now have space suitable for 21st Century living. The vendors have recently installed the stunning, modern kitchen, with its comprehensive range of units and wood effect laminate flooring, chosen for practicality. I opted for country-style units to suit the property and planned lots of workspace as I like to cook. We have a big family and when we get together they always come to us. The kitchen has a large central island, incorporating a breakfast bar and the room also has ample space for a separate dining table. The kitchen incorporates integrated appliances and a Range cooker (with LPG gas hob and electric double oven). The kitchen is flooded with natural light, being open plan to a handy utility room which leads straight through to a sun room, with glazed doors to a charming rear courtyard, perfect for dining al fresco. The neatly-presented utility room, with units to match the kitchen, includes space and plumbing for a washing machine and built-in space for an upright fridge/freezer. From the kitchen, there is a doorway to a rear hallway which leads through to a comfortable lounge. Like the living room, this is situated in the oldest part of the house and it is full of character, with an exposed original stone wall featuring an inset fireplace on a raised hearth (not a working fireplace) and a stone-built corner seat. The lounge has a window to the side garden. It is a lovely, comfortable room. It gets the sun first thing in the morning and it very light and warm. Next to the lounge is one of the vendor's favourite rooms a spacious games room with an in-built bar and sliding doors to the rear garden. It's a great family party room and we have had some really fun times in it, including birthdays, Christmases, christenings and even a fancy dress event. Off the rear hallway, there is also a is a fully-tiled downstairs shower room, refitted during the property's recent refurbishment, when the vendors also installed stylish grey traditional column radiators throughout the ground floor. From the rear hallway a pair of glazed doors gives access to the rear courtyard and stairs lead up to the first floor, where there are four bedrooms, including one with an ensuite bathroom and built-in wardrobes and another which also benefits from fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom, which overlooks the front garden, has fitted wardrobes, built-in shelving and a spacious and luxurious en-suite bathroom with a whirlpool bath in one corner and a large walk-in shower in another. Off the landing there is a handy storage cupboard. Back on the ground floor, what was once a double garage has been converted into two further rooms, which could be used as a study and further reception room. The flexible space, accessed through the sun room but also with independent access from the front of the cottage, could alternatively be returned to a garage or converted to provide a ground floor bedroom or annexe accommodation. Outside - From the road, a pair of five bar gates open to an impressive gravelled driveway, which leads up to the front of the cottage and around to the side, where there is ample parking. Either side of the driveway, large level lawns planted with mature trees, including 50-year-old willows, give a parkland feel. Spring bulbs planted along the fence line at the front of the properly are a mass of seasonal colour. At the rear of the cottage, opening from the sun room, is a lovely, sheltered and secluded courtyard area, where pretty climbing plants clamber over a wooden pergola. The courtyard, laid with pavers in a circular pattern, makes a wonderful spot for outdoor entertaining. Past a garden shed in one corner of the courtyard, steps lead up to a vegetable garden, with two raised beds and a greenhouse. The gardens and grounds also include an orchard with a variety of fruit trees. Fairfield enjoys a beautiful level position, extending to approximately 2 acres and also including a stable yard, with wooden stables with three loose boxes, with independent access through a five bar gate directly from the road. Further, substantial buildings, all with business use granted, comprise a brick-built, L-shaped building (which could provide further stabling) and two further single-storey blocks. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. 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This extraordinary 10,949 sqft house is set within a 0.73-acre of private land in one of Cobham's most exclusive private enclaves, the Oxshott Way Estate. Set behind two sets of electric gates, the property has a beautiful, symmetrical facade and sweeping in-and-out driveway.Entry is to a wonderful spacious galleried triple-height entrance hall; this leads to the drawing room with a lovely gas fireplace and doors that open to the patio. Pocket doors lead to the impressive dining room with a sweeping bay window framing verdant views of the garden. A study and library sit on this floor. At the front on this level is a home office and ground-floor cinema room. The Orca Design kitchen/breakfast room, with Miele appliances and Fisher Paykel fridge freezers, connects seamlessly to a family room and gardens. A utility room, boot room, and secondary staircase complete the ground floor.A wonderful indoor swimming pool has changing facilities, a shower, and a steam room, all accessed through the utility room. Five generous bedroom suites sit on the upper level, with the principal bedroom boasting dual walk-in dressing rooms an ensuite bathroom, a sitting area, and a Juliet balcony. On the top floor are two more bedroom suites, with the sixth bedroom adaptable as a bonus room or gym with foldout balcony windows.Set amidst mature landscaping, the property has a covered loggia for eating alfresco, a sandstone patio, and a triple garage at the front. Additional features include air conditioning, automatic air circulation, oak parquet flooring, limestone tiles, wood-effect Pergo in the gym, solid hardwood doors, a Denon Heos audio system, a 5.1 sound system in the cinema room, and intelligent lighting throughout.

Nestled within a stunning rural setting, this historic home effortlessly combines over 500 years of history with a recent, high-end renovation to create a gorgeous dream country home. Hidden off a small, quiet country lane at the end of a long, meandering driveway, the handsome home has a welcoming ambience, inviting you to step inside its historic rooms lavished with restoration love and luxury additions. Outside there are approximately 6.5 acres of grounds to explore, where you will find a range of equestrian facilities including 10 stales and a 20m by 40m floodlit manège as well as the option to rent more acreage, and even the chance to create an extra dwelling or more accommodation by converting the outbuildings, subject to planning consent. The countryside views from the front are spectacular and the access to explore what you see is easy. Straight from the front door to the landscape, pathways take you into surrounding ancient woodland offering peaceful walks and rural rambles. Inside, the five-bed detached home is a mesmerising blend of old and new. The current living room is the core of the former farmhouse, boasting an original floor, impressive inglenook fireplace with bread oven, exposed beams, wood floor, and original stone staircase. The sizeable kitchen boasts a new, bespoke, traditional-style oak farmhouse kitchen with an Aga, island unit and pantry, and the joining dining area offers doors out to the garden terrace to be fully immersed in the panoramic views. The study at the rear could also be used as the fifth bedroom, and upstairs four character-packed bedrooms and three bathrooms wait to be discovered and admired. Hidden away an undulating rural landscape it feels like Garth Uchaf Farm is miles away from the world, but it is actually only a few miles from the popular village of Pontyclun, the sprawling retail park at Talbot Green and local schools, sports facilities, amenities and facilities such as Royal Glamorgan hospital, parks and walks, and places to socialise and eat, drink and be merry. Further afield is no problem too, with the M4 junction just a short drive away opening up the opportunity to commute for work or more social events towards Cardiff in one direction and Bridgend and Swansea in the other, with the glorious south Wales coastline and beaches never too far from the front door either. Step Inside:- - Step inside this handsome and historic home and it instantly wraps you in a welcoming warmth created from its 500 years of history and its abundance of impressive original features. The house has been lovingly renovated to respect and revive its history while adding tasteful and timeless features to create a perfect balance within a perfect home for modern family living. Original features such as beams and floors have been cherished and restored and this is most evident in the living room, the period core of the farmhouse that is steeped in centuries of history. Step inside this cosy yet spacious room and you'll be enveloped in features to adore, from the original floor below to the exposed beams above. In the corner the original stone staircase curves around the corner, tempting you to explore upstairs, but there's much to enjoy on the ground floor first. The stand out feature of the living room is surely the massive inglenook fireplace, complete with bread oven, that is so sizeable you can sit inside to warm your cold winter toes to the maximum next to the robust log burner that sits pride of place on a stone hearth. An abundance of comfy armchairs and squishy sofas can cluster around this incredible feature to share social gatherings. It's the place to effortlessly make memories that last for a lifetime as the chat and laughter continues long after the dying embers of the fire. Into the kitchen and it's a successful combination of timeless and tasteful design, soft countryside inspired shades, and hidden modern appliances, creating the perfect farmhouse kitchen for now and into the future. The cook will be in their element, with an Aga to support their feast creation, an abundance of oak worksurfaces, oodles of storage across the bespoke, oak kitchen units, plus a kitchen island as well as a feature much-hoped for by many buyers - a separate pantry. The kitchen is the heart of this lovely home, with the cook being kept company via the spacious, open-plan dining room in the added side extension. This bonus area also boast large French doors to the front terrace and those absorbing rural views, a seamless connection inside to outside that adds to this kitchen diner social hub. If you're working or quietly reading in the study, as well as being joined by mesmerising country views, you are cocooned in history as you work within this distinctive space once being used as a milking parlour. The house is as versatile as it is beautiful, with this third reception space easily able to adapt to a different function, such as a fifth bedroom. Throughout the house the current owners have spent 10 years creating the perfect balance of old and new and seamless flow between spaces supported by their chosen decor - natural materials such as wood, rattan, leather and stone, soft textures, fresh white walls mixed with gentle shades of grey. This attention to detail continues up the stairs to the first floor via either the original stone steps in the lounge or the more recent oak staircase in the large and spacious central hallway, where you will also find a handy cloakroom. The principal bedroom is an idyllic sanctuary, a double-height space that boasts exposed beams, and light and views cascading in through three windows as a gentle wake-up call every morning before stumbling into the luxury ensuite. There are four bedrooms, two ensuites and a family bathroom on this upper floor and all have been given care and thought when being renovated to produce spaces that can all boast their own character and personality, with the stunning views as a constant at each window. The bathroom is the perfect place where the owners' careful mix of old and new is in beautiful evidence - new oak flooring is crowned by a restored, roll-top bath dating back to the 1900s. Outside - Step outside into the surrounding 6.5 acres of land that begin with a long and winding driveway off the quiet country lane to the truly private handsome house that nestles into the undulating landscape. From the home's elevated position, the panoramic views are beautiful, cocooning the home in the most stunning of peaceful locations. There are terraces that hug the house as the hubs of any garden party, family BBQ or alfresco dining gathering, with the expansive view a constant and welcome member of the group, providing the most absorbing of backdrops. From a relaxed morning coffee listening to the soundtrack of birdsong right through to a late night drink under a starry, inky sky, the immediate garden is truly special, with the hot tub under a pergola is surely a popular spot with everyone, any time of the day or night or in any weather. But there is so much more to explore outside at this fabulous family home, and it includes impressive equestrian facilities that ensure the horses, as well as the humans, will be happy living there. There are approximately 6.5 acres of land, with the option of renting another 6.5, that boasts a 20m x 40m floodlit all-weather manège that has the most incredible, far-reaching views towards the Vale of Glamorgan. More exploring reveals 10 stables, with some currently being used as workshops, plus a range of paddocks and ample parking options for many guests as well as a multitude of vehicles including horseboxes, trailers and even lorries. Pathways and bridleways in the area provide enticing trips out into the beautiful countryside that cloaks the area in foliage, ancient woodland and a patchwork of fields. Back at the house, there are more options to develop the site even further via the stables and outbuildings, maybe even converting them into an extra dwelling, subject to planning consent. Alternatively, forget renovating work and grab a garden chair and a drink and immerse yourself in this truly idyllic location at this most amazing of country homes. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.

This magnificent, Grade II listed family home sits in private, part-walled gardens in a Conservation Area at the historic heart of the desirable village of St Arvans, at the gateway to the beautiful Wye Valley. St Arvans Court is an attractive and exceptionally well-presented property, which benefits from three elegant reception rooms, a large, recently fitted family kitchen with a charming breakfast/dining area, seven bedrooms, a home office and a gym with a sauna. The historic house is thought to be Jacobean in origin, with an imposing Georgian addition at the front. It is remarkable for its lovely period features, which include a balcony along the full length of the back of the house and a unique circular sitting room at the front. Other classic detailing includes dado rails, cornicing, some original shutters, some pretty cast iron bedroom fireplaces and traditional cast iron radiators. Charming traditional features in the oldest part of the property include an open stone fireplace and exposed beams. The lovely property has been home to the vendors for the past 25 years and in that time they have lovingly refurbished, modernised and maintained it. It's a special house and has made an absolutely perfect family home. It is peaceful and has a real warmth about it. When we first viewed it, the children loved it, particularly the two attic bedrooms, which they claimed as theirs. The vendors were also attracted to the area, which is very popular with families. St. Arvans is a charming village, situated in the Lower Wye Valley, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by beautiful scenery and wildlife, it's a good base for those who enjoy walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits. It's also a friendly place with a strong sense of community. The Memorial Hall hosts a busy calendar of events and village facilities include a pub, church, day nursery and two playing fields. Only two miles away, in Chepstow, there are schools, further leisure facilities, a range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, supermarkets and an M&S Foodhall. This lovely ancient market town is the site of Chepstow Castle, reputedly the earliest stone-built Norman stronghold. Chepstow racecourse is within walking distance of St Arvans and there are golf and leisure facilities at nearby St Pierre Golf & Country Club. From the village, it's only three and a half miles to the Severn Bridge and to the motorway network, bringing Bristol, Newport and Cardiff within easy reach. There are regular trains to London from Bristol Parkway and international flights from Bristol and Cardiff airports. Step Inside:- - The house is rendered and painted, with Welsh slate roofs. It has an attractive, symmetrical facade with sash windows with decorative dripmoulds over. There is a grand, central entrance porch with a front door with pretty leaded panes set below a leaded fanlight. The welcoming entrance hallway has tessellated tiled flooring and an attractive ceiling arch. Solid wood doors open from either side of the hallway to the two elegant, high ceilinged reception rooms which both have sash windows (with their original shutters) overlooking the front of the property. One of these rooms is the gorgeous, circular sitting room, which has two large alcoves either side of an attractive fireplace, housing a wood burning stove. The round room is my favourite place in the winter because it is so cosy and tranquil in there. It is a perfect place to cuddle up on the sofa in front of the log burner. Across the hallway, the second reception room, used as a formal dining room, is perfect for dinner parties and Christmas entertaining. In a similar style to the sitting room, at one end of the room there are two large alcoves with decorative plasterwork in a semi-circular wall, framing a feature fireplace. One alcove houses a purpose-built dresser. In the other there is an intriguing, revolving dumb waiter, which connects with the kitchen. I can't say we have ever used it but it is an unusual feature to have! The kitchen/breakfast room is in the original Jacobean part of the house, at the back of the property, where lower, beamed ceilings lend the rooms traditional character and charm. The stylish, recently refitted kitchen features a range of contemporary, pebble grey units, quartz worksurfaces, splashbacks and upstands, Mandarin Stone porcelain floor tiles and a traditional Belfast sink. The well-planned kitchen includes a large island, plenty of cupboard and drawer space, a comprehensive range of inbuilt appliances and a large larder cupboard. There is a two-oven, oil-fired Aga as well as a separate cooker and hob. A door from the kitchen opens to a side porch which leads to a patio at the side of the house, used for outdoor dining and entertaining. The kitchen leads through to a large breakfast/dining area with three exposed ceiling beams and an impressive stone fireplace, with an oak beam over, housing a huge wood burning stove on a flagstone hearth. With the Aga at one end and the big log burner at the other, this room is really warm and cosy. From the breakfast/dining area, there is a door to the back garden and to one side of the fireplace, five steps lead up to a fitted utility room, with a Belfast sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. This room is in a modern, single storey extension at the side of the house, which could be converted into an annexe if required. A door from the utility room leads through to a study/home office with a large window overlooking the garden as well as a door to the outside. I chose this as my home office because it is quiet and away from the main house and it was an ideal place to work from home, without being disturbed. Beyond the study is a home gym with a sauna, whilst in this extension there is also an integrated single garage, with a courtesy door into the utility room. The downstairs accommodation is completed by a WC situated off the porch to the side of the kitchen. From the entrance hallway a Georgian staircase with turned spindles and a mahogany handrail leads up to a first-floor family living room, which has two sets of French doors to the balcony running along the back of the house. On warm evenings, it is lovely to throw them open to the balcony it brings the outside in. The room has traditional oak flooring and a fireplace with a decorative wood surround housing a wood burning stove. There are also three bedrooms on this floor, including the principal suite, a light and airy space with two sash windows to the front of the property and an arched window to the side. There's a dressing area and a modern ensuite with a contemporary free-standing bath and a steam shower. Also overlooking the front of the house is a double guest bedroom which features a charming cast iron fireplace. At the back of the house, with French doors to the balcony, there is a further double bedroom which has a door to the Jack and Jill family bathroom, also accessible from the hallway. Stairs lead up to a second floor, where, on a half landing, there is a door to a two-bedroom, self-contained apartment, which has its own private access up a metal staircase from the outside. Ideal as separate space for grandparents or grown-up children, the vendors have mainly used it as part of their main accommodation. It was useful having two kitchens when the children were teenagers and entertaining their friends. The stairs lead on up to the two delightful double bedrooms in the attic, both with the A-frame exposed. These are the rooms the children fell in love with. One room has a charming curved window and a door to ample hanging and storage space in the eaves. The other has a porthole window. The rooms share a modern bathroom. Running underneath the front of the house, accessed from the garden or from steps down from the breakfast area, here is a barrel-roofed cellar with a flagstone floor, used for storage. Outside - The house stands in gardens of 0.80 acres, enclosed by an old stone wall on three sides and a tall hedge on the other, providing privacy. One of the beauties of the house is that it is in the village, with houses all around, but it is private and quite quiet. The property is accessed through a pair of wooden gates set in the stone wall. A driveway leads to ample parking in front of the property and then on round to the single garage at the side of the house. There is a mature Wellingtonia at the front of the house and a recently planted rare deciduous Sequoia. There is a large area of lawn at the back of the house and a sheltered patio to one side, perfect for summer barbeques and for a hot tub. An arbour half way up the garden is a lovely place to enjoy the last of the sun. A lavender bed borders a flagstone area under the balcony. An area of garden at the side of the property has been fenced off and contains a raised vegetable bed. It's a perfect-sized garden, completely safe for the dogs. When the children were growing up, the house was always full of their friends. It was fantastic for parties and the garden was a magnet for them all. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.

Fine & Country Cardiff are pleased to present to the market this charming six-bedroom cottage located in the highly sought after village of Dinas Powys. Old Mill Farmhouse is a beautiful character cottage that dates back to the 1400s, retaining many original features such as Inglenook fire place, bread oven and exposed beams. The property has been lovingly restored over the years by its current owners, who have enjoyed the property as their family home for many years, read their comments below: Seller Insight: - When we first saw Old Mill Farmhouse it struck us as an ideal oasis. It is completely private and secluded, yet it is in the heart of the village, close to the village square, with the ruins of a Norman castle just at the top of the garden. No-one quite knew the house was there and we later found out that when it went on the market, there were two open days when almost the whole village went to view it out of curiosity! We believe it is one of the oldest houses in Dinas Powys, built as a farmhouse to the mill next door in 1460 and mentioned in a will in 1533. We think it was extended in the 1830s and when we came across it, it had the appearance of a typical country cottage. We bought it in 1987, inheriting with it a cat, Tudor, who didn't want to move away. Then the work really started. It was unlived in, very ramshackle and with an overgrown garden. We set about the renovations one room at a time and really put heart and soul into the house. Because of its history, the house has some lovely features. Some of our favourites are the beamed ceiling in the dining room and the exposed natural stone fireplaces. We love the downstairs lounge where there's an original inglenook fireplace with a bread oven to one side and a little salt drying shelf the other. The alcove beside the fireplace had a curved wall from the original 15th century staircase leading to the upstairs. In the oldest part of the house, the walls are at least two feet thick, so in the summer, it is beautifully cool but in winter the walls provide great insulation and, with the log burner going, it is very cosy. Recently we took up the carpets in the downstairs lounge, hall and dining room and revealed the old flooring quarry tiles, boarding and some really ancient tiles, which could be original to the property. In 1999 we commenced an extension, using a local architect and local builders. We tried to make it in keeping with the theme of a Welsh longhouse so we built into the bank and carried on the line of the roof. It has given us so much extra space and light and a second staircase which has improved the flow of the house. We had a great Millennium party there, before the oak floor was fitted. We left the tinsel and confetti with the date 2000 on it under the flooring and there is a time capsule buried in one of the walls. The new, top lounge is perfect for us all to gather together as a family. It is a really lovely, sunny, bright and airy room with recently replaced bifold doors out to the patio. It's a lovely house for entertaining, which we used to do fairly often for birthdays and anniversaries, with 40 to 50 people in attendance. It was ideal, with the big new lounge upstairs and the other, cosier rooms. It was great for kids' and adults' parties there was always plenty of space. The garden is pretty special. It is a country-style garden, very secluded, with well-established trees and shrubs, mature apple and cherry trees and lots of fruit bushes. We even once had a vegetable patch. The different levels make it interesting and we have our own patch of woodland which is carpeted with daffodils, wild garlic and bluebells, depending on the season. It feels as if you are in the middle of the countryside. At the top of the garden there is room for a lovely summer house or home office, although there are enough rooms in the house to provide work from home space as well. The house faces south and in fine weather it is baked in sun most of the day. Quite often when we came home from work we would sit on the top patio by the pond and waterfall and catch the late afternoon and early evening sun. But because of the apple and cherry trees, there is always shade if you need it. * These comments are the personal views of the current owners and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. Accommodation summary: - As you approach Old Mill Farmhouse from Lettons Way it would be easy to miss the property as it is tucked away in its own private spot. There is a set of steps that lead up alongside a sweeping driveway surrounded by trees, you will spot the sign at the bottom that displays the house name, which is about the only giveaway that there is a house located above. It is surprising that such a secluded property set in such a quiet spot could be so conveniently located for village life, this home really does offer the best of both worlds. Dinas Powys is a highly sought after residential area, offering fantastic schools, great village pubs, train station and easy access to the motorways. The accommodation offers, entrance hallway, three reception rooms, conservatory, study, boot room, cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, six bedrooms and a sizeable plot to the front and side of the property along with ample parking for 4/5 vehicles. The property would suit a range of buyers especially young families due to the excellent schooling facilities, and so much to do within close range of the property, from renowned walking trails, blue flag beaches, fashionable shopping, local amenities, Cardiff city centre only 4 miles away and the Brecon Beacons National Park less than an hour away there is plenty on offer to enjoy. Outside - Location: The property is set in a private spot, offering complete tranquillity, but the property is also just a few minutes walk to the main village the village is best known for great schooling, picturesque walks, and local pubs Private Schooling options: Howells School: Howell's School, Llandaff, Cardiff - A GDST School Howells Cardiff Westbourne School Penarth: Top Private School Cardiff UK Boarding School and IB Sixth Form Westbourne (westbourneschool.com) St. Johns College: St John's College (stjohnscollege.co.uk) Cathedral School Llandaff: https://www.bing.com/newtabredir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cathedral-school.co.uk%2F Cardiff Steiner School: Homepage - Cardiff Steiner School Kings Monkton School: Kings Monkton School - Home Cardiff Muslim Primary: Cardiff Muslim Primary School - Home (cmpswales.org) Cardiff Montessori School: Home Cardiff Montessori S (cms.cardiff.sch.uk) Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. 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A four bedroom family home, in the ever popular, Montpelier area of Ealing. The house spans over 1,720 sq ft and comprises two reception rooms, one of which is currently being used as a dining room, with the second, a more formal reception with access to the conservatory; a perfect spot to relax and unwind, with views over the Japanese styled garden. The kitchen, with plenty of storage, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar also provides access to the garden. On the first floor you will find the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, complete with sunken bath tub, a second bedroom, with access to a balcony and a family bathroom. The second floor comprises two further bedrooms with expansive views over the West London skyline. Additional benefits include a downstairs cloakroom, a cellar, currently being used as storage and off street parking for a couple of cars. Situated in a prime Ealing location on one of the most sought after residential roads and located nearby to many prestigious schools which include Montpelier, St Gregory’s, St Benedict’s, Durston, Harvington, St Augustine’s and Notting Hill and Ealing High. Whilst being close to everything that Ealing has to offer, this location feels far enough away from the busy town centre and is relatively quiet. Ealing Broadway station is approximately 0.9 miles away which currently provides Central and District lines, as well as First Great Western services to Paddington and the West. Moreover, Ealing Broadway is now serviced by the new Elizabeth Line, dramatically reducing journey times across London. Helena Road is also in close proximity of the beautiful open spaces of Montpelier Park and Hanger Hill Park. Here is what the owners have said about the property We've lived here for eighteen years and we first viewed the house because we were attracted by the en-suite bathroom and the extra storage space of a cellar. We also always look for the privacy and quiet of having the sitting room and master bedroom at the back of the house. Then when we came to view it, we fell in love with the conservatory and we knew instantly that we just had to have it. It’s hard to pick our favourite part of the house, because I love the spacious sitting room, and as I have mentioned, the conservatory but my absolute favourite room would have to be the en-suite bathroom, which is quite spacious, and has a separate shower and sunken bath. I love a good bath full of bubbles, with candles around it, and a glass of of bubbly as an indulgent treat at the end of a long day. Other than my en-suite bathroom, we will miss the sunsets. The front of the house faces West and being at the top of a hill, we have a great view of absolutely stunning sunsets - at least once a week. As we are moving out of the area, we will miss our neighboursFull DescriptionHere is what the owners have said about the property We've lived here for eighteen years and we first viewed the house because we were attracted by the en-suite bathroom and the extra storage space of a cellar. We also always look for the privacy and quiet of having the sitting room and master bedroom at the back of the house. Then when we came to view it, we fell in love with the conservatory and we knew instantly that we just had to have it. It s hard to pick our favourite part of the house, because I love the spacious sitting room, and as I have mentioned, the conservatory but my absolute favourite room would have to be the en-suite bathroom, which is quite spacious, and has a separate shower and sunken bath. I love a good bath full of bubbles, with candles around it, and a glass of of bubbly as an indulgent treat at the end of a long day. Other than my en-suite bathroom, we will miss the sunsets. The front of the house faces West and being at the top of a hill, we have a great view of absolutely stunning sunsets - at least once a week. As we are moving out of the area, we will miss our neighbours too.

PROPERTY FEATURES - 14 Bedrooms - 13 Bathrooms - 4 Reception Rooms -Outdoor Swimming Pool -Tennis Court - Circa 80 Acres - Grade I listed - Freehold - Detached INTERIOR One of the property's main features is its cantilevered stone staircase leading up to a master suite and five further bedrooms on the first floor with five more on the floor above. Downstairs, the elegant staircase hall leads to a library, a dining room and sunny drawing room with further accommodation available in the 1886 Norman Shaw west wing. TIMELESS GEORGIAN ELEGANCE The timeless Grade-I listed Moor Place is situated in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, surrounded by circa 80 acres of exquisite countryside. The land includes private park, farmland and woodland. The majestic red brick house with stone dressings and hipped tile roof incorporates two stories with an attic and basement. The architecture of the house embraces typical Georgian elegance throughout. These features include arch loggias, recessed arches, a three flighted flared staircase leading to the first floor, vase patterned balustrading with anthemion and swag motifs, rich cornicing, door surrounds and marble fireplaces in all principal rooms. BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE Moor Place Manor is surrounded by serene Hertfordshire country side and accommodates an activity rich lifestyle with a top-of-the-range tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and 80 acres of beautiful British countryside with plentiful natural habitats for British wildlife. The Manor House is undisturbed by surrounding road and houses making it a truly tranquil country home. LOCATION More Place Manor is situated on the outskirts of Much Hadham village in Hertfordshire. The village has a mix of period and modern housing and offers an excellent Pre-School and primary school, a public house and a significant Parish Church which dates back over 800 years. Within a 10 minute drive of Much Hadham is Bishop’s Stortford. The market town offers multiple shopping and sporting facilities and a main line railway station with fast commuter services to London’s Liverpool Street in 38 minutes. Access is available on the outskirts of Bishop’s Stortford to the M11 (Junction 8) with the A1 and Cambridge to the north, and the M25 and London to the south. Main line railway stations are also available at Hertford, Ware and Harlow, as well as easy access to Stansted Airport on the East side of Bishop's Stortford. Council Band Tax: H Lease Length: Freehold Service Charge: No

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to present this spectacular townhouse in Knightsbridge, which has five bedrooms and measures more than 5,500 sq ft internally. Situated just minutes away from Knightsbridge station and overlooking Hyde Park, it has a particularly enviable south-west London location. This grand Georgian townhouse is a 19th-century gem but inside, its interiors have been meticulously renovated to provide a beautiful backdrop to modern life.Set back behind a private gate, the front door opens to a hallway that leads to both a study/dining area and a large kitchen. Fitted with top of the range appliances and a breakfast bar, the kitchen has been exquisitely finished and features floor-to-ceiling glazed doors that open to a lovely landscaped garden. A large reception and a library lie on the first floor, which is also home to two balconies with leafy views.The two lower-ground floors play host to a number of impressive spaces, which are ideal when entertaining. The basement houses a gym, a spa with a steam room and a plant room, as well as a utility room and a bathroom. On the lower-ground floor, there’s a living room/cinema room, a large indoor swimming pool, which transforms into a dance floor. There is also a bedroom, perfect for hosting guests. Four more bedrooms lie on the second, third and fourth floors. The main bedroom on the second-floor bedroom has its own dressing room and en-suite with a bath, while the two bedrooms on the third floor have access to a family bathroom. A fourth bedroom spans the second floor and has an en-suite and private balcony with views of the garden.As well as being located within walking distance to Hyde Park and Knightsbridge station, this property is a stroll away from two of the finest department stores in London: Harrods and Harvey Nichols. The area is also renowned for being home to luxury restaurants and several five-star hotels, including The Mandarin Oriental and The Berkeley.

United Kingdom’s Sotheby’s International is delighted to present this outstanding four-bedroom family home located in one of London’s most enviable postcodes. Set over four floors with plenty of space, this property is perfect for families and those who love to entertain.The ground floor comprises a large reception room, a second reception room, and a study, plus a W.C for guests. The lower ground floor has a kitchen, a separate dining room with a skylight, and a family room / third reception room. There is also a utility room.The generously proportioned principal bedroom is located on the first floor and benefits from an impressive walk-in wardrobe with built in storage and an ensuite. A second bedroom with an ensuite W.C and shower is also on this floor. Two further bedrooms are found on the second floor which share use of a family bathroom. The bedrooms all benefit from built-in storage. Plenty of windows and underfloor heating are both present throughout the home.Located moments away from Belgrave Square and the green open spaces of St James’ and Hyde Park, this property is situated in an area that has it all: quiet streets, walkable access to wonderful boutique shops and restaurants and excellent transport connections to central London.

This beautiful sporting estate lies in a secluded valley between Beckington and Oldford, near Frome in Somerset. The exceptional property, part of the Dairy House Estate, seamlessly blends into its natural surroundings while also being close to Beckington, Frome, Bath, and Bruton.The main house has eight well-proportioned bedrooms and six bathrooms, unfolding across two floors. A welcoming tree-lined driveway leads to the pretty house, where stone pillars and electric gates open to a large parking area. Inside, a vaulted drawing room with exposed beams and a wood-burning stove sets the tone for the property’s charm.The kitchen is particularly bright. Here, bespoke cabinets are arranged around a central island; double doors open onto a courtyard with picturesque river views blurring the boundary between inside and out.Outside, a lovely garden is surrounded by mature trees and roses, while the rest of the estate encompasses 145 acres of stunning land, with the River Frome running through, offering fishing rights and scenic views. A separate cottage, with its own access and gardens, complements the main house, and has three/four bedrooms, adding to the versatile accommodation. A commercial office and an industrial unit. Additionally, there is a pheasant shoot and double-bank fishing.Situated on the outskirts of Beckington, the village exudes quintessential British charm with various amenities, schools, and easy access to Frome, Bath, and Chippenham. Additionally, London Paddington is just one hour and twenty minutes away from the nearby Westbury train station. The area is well-renowned for its cultural and culinary highlights, including Bruton’s excellent food offerings, and The Frome Independent, a monthly market showcasing local artisans and food producers, which put Frome on the map, attracting over 80,000 visitors annually.

A truly impressive late Victorian gentleman’s former residence that has a commanding presence on one of Lancaster’s primary residential streets. Rich in authentic architectural details, Summerfield packs a mighty punch and offers a lifestyle set against a backdrop of the grandeur and elegance of a bygone age; embracing beautifully proportioned rooms with high ceilings and tall windows, the light filled accommodation offers fabulous space and remarkable scale. Regarded as a local landmark it is often admired by passers by and for good reason too, it has immense kerb appeal with three statuesque floors of living space as well as a floor of cellar rooms offering both already upgraded room and additional scope if more space was required. Perfectly in balance with the size of the house the generous gardens are private and secluded thanks to the varied and well established trees and shrubs. Set back off the road with views over the front garden towards the ever changing vista of the Lancaster Canal there is excellent parking provision and a detached double garage all set within an electric gated entrance. The rear garden isn’t overlooked and is enclosed to make it safe for children and pets. With a large seating terrace, ample level lawn, low upkeep shrubberies and a kitchen garden with orchard, it has open country views towards Lancaster Castle over the unspoilt greenery of the neighbouring Fairfield Nature Reserve. Advantageously positioned Summerfield enjoys a sunny position that illuminates the handsome sandstone elevations. Accommodation offers an entrance vestibule and hallway, sitting and dining rooms, home office/snug, dining kitchen, cloakroom and rear vestibule. Off the first floor landing are three double bedrooms, a bathroom, shower room and laundry room. On the second floor are three further double bedrooms – the perfect children’s floor. The cellars extend under the entire footprint of the house and provide a lower hallway, seventh double bedroom (or a great home office) with ensuite shower room, a games room, walk in shelved pantry and two further traditional and presently unmodernised cellar rooms. Once upon a time the house had a conservatory attached, this was sold off decades ago and has now been replaced with a separate house, its presence in no way affects the privacy of Summerfield. Home is everything and Summerfield has been a much loved one for this family since 2006; now it’s the turn of the next owners to create their own perfect family home, one where future memories will be made. Historical Note Local historians Andrew White and Susan Ashworth visited the property and researched the history on behalf of the owners. They reported that Summerfield appears to be one of the later houses to be built on Aldcliffe Road, the Harrison & Hall map of 1887 doesn’t show a building, but by the Ordnance Survey of 1892 it was complete. In the early years it was occupied by Thomas Green, JP who became an Alderman of Lancaster, his wife, Jane, their niece, and one servant, Annie Dearden. Vendor Insight We already lived in Lancaster and had often admired Summerfield from afar. Our fourth child was on the way, we had outgrown our last house so to us this really was the ultimate, the idea of all of this space, both in the house and garden was absolutely wonderful. The location suited us down to the ground as we can walk into the city centre and as they got older the children could walk to school. It has worked well for our growing family, we have used every single bit of the house and thoroughly enjoyed our time here but with the children off to university and jobs, it’s time for us to downsize, we want to stay local as we love all that the city has to offer. It’s been a super family house, we’ve loved it all and been very happy here. Location Within a Conservation Area, Aldcliffe Road offers the best of both worlds and provides an attractive balance to life, all that the busy and bustling city of Lancaster has to offer is within walking distance and yet returning home there is a sense of peace and tranquility that pervades this smart and very well regarded residential street that overlooks historic Lancaster Canal at the front and Fairfield Nature Reserve at the back. Aldcliffe Road has a lot of admirers and it’s not hard to see why, there are some beautiful houses along here. Lancaster has multi-generational appeal with an established cultural and music scene, bars and restaurants offering cuisines from around the world, an excellent range of high street and independent shops and a comprehensive provision of professional services, two universities (Lancaster and Cumbria) and good healthcare with both private and NHS hospitals in the city. Summerfield is convenient for those working at the universities and is within walking distance for the hospitals and children attending the Grammar Schools or Ripley St Thomas Church of England Academy. Whether you need to travel for business or love to get out and about for pleasure, transport links are to hand with convenient access onto the M6 at either J33 or J34 depending on the direction of your travel and a train station scheduling regular services to Manchester, London Euston and Edinburgh on the main West Coast line. Vendor Insight The location has really worked for us. As a place to live it’s quiet. We really value being able to cross the road, get onto the canal tow path and walk in either direction. We’ve got great access to the station, to the countryside and to the city centre, with easy walking to the doctors’ surgery and hospital. Living here we feel we can experience the best of city life and can easily pop in for shops, the cinema or meals out but when we look out of the windows there’s trees and fields at the back of the house and at the front, the canal. Life on the canal and tow path is fascinating, it’s an ever-changing view with barges slowing passing up, walkers, runners and cyclists… it’s lovely watching the world go by. Step Inside First impressions count and Summerfield has tremendous kerb appeal, three handsome floors of imposing late Victorian architecture, golden sandstone elevations, tall sash windows, an impressive front door and approach. Crossing the threshold and the period details keep revealing themselves and never fail to disappoint. The front vestibule has an original patterned ceramic tiled floor, the rear vestibule has one too, but this is a masterly reproduction specially commissioned to replace the damaged original. The inner front door from the vestibule into the hall has beautiful etched glass panels with floral motifs in the style of the Arts and Crafts Movement, walking through and the hallway is welcoming, amply proportioned and the ceiling height soars (it’s a lofty 3.4 meters on the ground floor). Ahead is the staircase with its substantial mahogany newel post and pitch pine strings, handrails and balusters (the fact that there are three per tread gives an indication of the scale of this impressive staircase). Internal doors are pitch pine with burred panels, the rich golden tones chiming well with the fingerplates with brass floriated cross inserts. Cast your eyes up and you’ll note the ornate moulded plaster cornices, the decorative ceiling roses and in some rooms, picture rails as well. The sitting and dining rooms are at the front of the house, both have low window seats and fireplaces. The dining room fireplace is an original one, carved of pale grey marble, the one in the sitting room isn’t original to the house, but you’d never know as the grey marble surround looks right at home. Both rooms look over the front garden towards the canal and the waterside houses opposite. The third reception room, the snug, is now used as a home office, being on the rear elevation it enjoys views over the back garden and has proved to be a great place to work. There’s a black marble mantelpiece with twin alcove cupboards having unusual top curved detailing. Modern office needs are well catered for with a fitted desk, open shelves and storage cupboards. For an easy life, all three ground floor fireplaces are fitted with gas flame effect fires. The kitchen is also at the back of the house and so, like the office, enjoys the afternoon and evening sun. French doors open to the flagged terrace and provide a lovely flow in the warmer months when the terrace becomes a much-frequented summer sitting and dining area and route to the garden. The kitchen strikes a chord of modernity with a sleek and contemporary Sie Matic kitchen from wellregarded local suppliers Mark Leigh in Lancaster. Extensive storage is provided by the black granite topped cabinets and with a large peninsular unit extending into a breakfast bar having space for stools making a handy spot for one to sit and chat, whilst the other slowly stirs something on the stove. The Miele induction hob and extractor fan are set into an illuminated recess, there’s also a Miele double oven and dishwasher. The tall larder fridge and freezer are both Siemens. There are two doors into the dining room enabling good circulation, the dining room has a most unusual floor, centrally there are pine floorboards but the perimeter is edged with narrow strips of maple. It’s distinctive and very attractive. Like the front vestibule, the rear one has space for coats to be hung as well as boot storage and a handy bench so you can perch as you take outside footwear off. The downstairs cloakroom is here too, fittings are Victorian in style and continue the character of the house. The cellars extend under the entire footprint of the house. Two rooms are in daily use (they are tanked, have central heating radiators and engineered oak flooring) and two rooms are virtually untouched (one has a stone topped central table) and provide storage as well as possible scope for upgrading. There’s an overflow bedroom here, a double room with a window in a light well, fitted double wardrobe and an ensuite shower room. The games room has been an absolute boon for a household with four children, the space has taken various forms over the years as the children have grown and interests have come and gone, but it would also accommodate a gym or hobbies space. The walk-in shelved pantry is a great asset and ideal for drinks and bulky storage. The imposing staircase and light filled stairwell are defining features of Summerfield, deep treads rise gracefully to the first floor via a half landing; it’s worth pausing here to take in the view – you can see Lancaster Castle on the horizon, it’s apparently a vantage point for the annual fireworks display. Off the landing are three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom had exposed pine floorboards and extra tall fitted wardrobes (standard height would have simply looked lost with ceilings this high), matching dressing table and bedside units. The bedrooms are served by a bathroom and separate shower room, both of which are on the first floor and have Victorian style fittings including a roll top tub in the bathroom. A clever touch is the siting of the laundry room on this floor, there’s little sense in taking all of the washing to the ground floor, only to bring it all the way back up once ironed. Here you’ll find a cupboard housing the hot water tank so the room stays aired, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a condenser drier. There’s extra storage units and a handy sink unit should you need to hand wash or soak anything. The pitch pine staircase to the second floor is similar in character and size to the main one, this time with single turned balusters. The second floor is absolutely perfect for children. Up here all the pine floorboards have been stripped and varnished, there are three double bedrooms, this high up you can imagine how fabulous the views are, indeed for the largest bedroom at the front you’re on a level with the tops of the trees in the front garden, it’s like being in a treehouse, there are also four remote control Velux skylights with fitted blinds in this room so it’s exceptionally light too. There’s good ceiling height up here, exposed pine roof trusses add character and there are fitted wardrobes or storage in all rooms. Vendor Insight We’ve found it to be a great house for having friends and family over. Between the sitting and dining rooms and the kitchen we can accommodate quite a number; we tend to host a drinks party at Christmas which is always a lovely occasion, we have a tree in the sitting room window – because of the ceiling height we have a particularly tall tree which is impressive and enjoyable to decorate. Christmas is particularly special here – the space allows us all to be in the same room when we want to be, but also spread out and do our own thing. One occasion that springs to mind was when we had a marquee on the back lawn to celebrate a 50th birthday. We had a bar, hog roast and band, it was great fun, very memorable indeed. As you can imagine with four children, over the years we’ve had dozens of birthday parties, for the summer ones we’ve been lucky to nearly always have good weather and we’ve been able to be out in the garden. As teenagers when the children have had friends over everyone migrates up to the top floor – it’s ideal, we can’t hear them and there’s plenty of floor space for a sleepover. Step Outside Arriving at Summerfield and you drive though imposing stone gate posts, the electric gates glide open and you can pull up either at the front door or drive down the side of the house to the garage, a double with undercroft storage beneath. The drive and parking areas are all laid with beautiful granite blocks, a well-considered and excellent choice, the colour lifts the aesthetic of the surrounds rather than tarmac and unlike gravel, it also means that children may happily ride their scooters and bikes. In the front garden sits a large stone lintel, it used to be above the old range cooker in the kitchen but when the kitchen was redone it was removed and repurposed as a bench, a handy spot to perch with a morning coffee in the sun. At the front the houses opposite are set back behind the canal and their gardens so there’s a greater feeling of space and privacy than in a road where houses face each other directly. Awakening the day, the rooms at the front of the house capture the morning sun, it then moves round to the back of the house and importantly, the main garden. The top terrace by the French windows from the kitchen basks in the last on the sun’s rays – sat out here on a warm summer’s evening with a glass of something chilled, friends or family gathered round, or just the two of you must be a lovely way to round off the day. The back garden is tiered, the main seating area running straight out from the house. Steps lead down to the large level lawn, right behind the garage an area has been designed to accommodate a trampoline, swing set or climbing frame. Beyond the lawn is a fence (to protect what lies beyond from stray footballs and the like), there’s an apple and pear orchard and a kitchen garden with a shed and raised beds separated by gravel and block paved paths. Throughout the garden planting is mainly trees and shrubs which were all carefully chosen to provide screening, increased privacy as well as seasonal interest through structure and colour. Outside there are hot and cold water taps as well as a selection of lights, some of which are on motion sensors as well as uplighters under a number of the trees. Vendor Insight On a warm day we open the French windows in the kitchen and all gravitate outside; it’s like an extra room for us. We set up the barbecue here or simply cook inside and take everything outside, it’s so convenient to just wander back and forth – the terrace gets the last of the sun too which is a bonus. We created the back garden almost from scratch. With four children we needed a big lawn for games and robust shrubs and plants that would withstand ball games. It’s very much a spring garden with daffodils planted in the beds along the edges of the lawn. In the new year there’s a beautiful camellia by the front door, it has red and pink alternating petals; most unusual. We’ve lots of rhododendrons around the garden in pinks and purples, bright reds and a creamy peach which follows the colour scheme in the general planting. Directions what3words: ///clever.splashes.yards Use Sat Nav LA1 5BE with reference to the directions below: Approaching from Lancaster city centre on the one way system, drive through impressive Dalton Square and pass Lancaster Town Hall on the left. Straight through the first set of lights (Magistrates’ Court on the left) and at the second set, proceed straight ahead onto Aldcliffe Road. Pass Aldi on the right and continue as the road follows the route of Lancaster Canal (on your left), Summerfield is on the right, it’s No.120 so keep an eye on the houses numbers. Pull in to the gated driveway, there’s plenty of parking. Included in the sale Fitted carpets, curtains, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings and kitchen appliances (both integral and free standing) as itemised. Council Tax Band G Tenure Freehold Services Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating from a pair of Worcester boilers which work in tandem. Electric underfloor heating in the kitchen as well as an under unit plinth heater. Fire and security alarms. Internet Speed Fibre Internet - Download speeds of 900Mbps and Upload speeds of 110 Mbps. Please Note The property is semi-detached. Schools Primary Dallas Road Primary School Scotforth Primary School Moorside Primary School St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School Secondary LGGS, Lancaster Girls Grammar School LRGS, Lancaster Royal Grammar School Ripley St Thomas CoE Academy Central Lancaster High School Our Lady’s Catholic College Higher education Lancaster University University of Cumbria in Lancaster Lancaster and Morecambe College

A most impressive six-bedroom residence arranged over four floors, the home is a stunning executive home offering immaculately presented accommodation and a glorious setting amongst woodland in a semi-rural yet very well-connected area. Constructed in 2008, the home is presented to an extremely high standard and features every desired modern convenience. Tranquil Exterior The house is set behind a gated entrance within beautifully landscaped grounds approaching an acre, with mature trees around the boundary providing a high degree of privacy. The rear garden is laid to lawn, and offers fantastic potential for further landscaping, with views of the garden afforded by a slightly elevated terrace adjoining the back of the house providing ample space for outdoor entertaining. Nestled within the trees there is a separate entertaining space in the form of a garden lodge, complete with a bar, seating area, and fireplace. Further outbuildings include a storage shed and a double garage with an attached store. Step Inside The home is 9343 square feet of truly luxurious property over 4 floors including a basement and garaging. It has ornate painted hardwood doors, 12-inch traditional skirting boards, marble, hardwood tiles and carpet flooring, hand painted handmade kitchen and units, range/duel microwave ovens/warming drawers/full height fridge/full height freezer, Quooker tap, dishwasher and all the extras one would expect. The 2346 sq ft basement houses a large internal swimming pool that accesses the garden, jacuzzi, WC/shower and steam room, games and cinema room, large offices, gymnasium, kitchen, WC and plant room. The 2637 sq ft ground floor provides a beautiful entrance hall with a gallery landing, a large formal lounge, bar, dining room, library/playroom, kitchen with handmade units/diner/ breakfast room, and a utility/ boot room. 2271 sq ft on the 1st floor has an extensive master bedroom with, a dressing room and a beautiful large ensuite overlooking the gardens and woodland and three further bedrooms all with ensuites. The 1475 sq ft 2nd floor has a spacious guest suite with a dressing room and open plan ensuite and a large 6th bedroom also with dressing room and ensuite. Location Aspley Heath sits alongside Aspley Guise and Woburn in what is often referred to as ‘The golden triangle’ of the three counties. It is surrounded by the woodland of the Duke of Bedford Estate providing stunning walks, cycling trails, and horse-riding routes. Woburn Golf Club is only a few hundred meters from the property and is home to 3 of the countries top 100 golf courses which have held the British Masters as well as many other tournaments over the years. Woburn itself is only 3 miles away and is home to the magnificent Woburn Abbey, Safari Park, Deer Park and the lovely market shops and eateries in Woburn itself. The small town of Woburn Sands adjoins Aspley Heath and offers everything one could need on a day-to-day basis including convenience supermarkets, hairdressers, bars and restaurants, coffee shops, hardware stores etc. Milton Keynes is only a few miles away and provides everything a modern city should offer including uninterrupted cycle routes, no traffic congestion, and lots of parking! Sitting 10 minutes from Junction 13 of the M1 and with London easily accessed by train in 30 minutes from Bletchley or Milton Keynes, the City is on the doorstep. Going further afield is also easy with Luton airport 21 miles, Heathrow 51 miles, and Stanstead 69 miles but also with the train reaching Birmingham international airport terminal in only 44 minutes! There are many excellent local public schools for all ages as well as an array of private offerings which include the world-renowned ‘Harper Trust’ Bedford Schools, served by the school bus from Woburn Sands, and Stowe School only 25 miles away. Ultimately the accessibility of such a peaceful and tranquil position could not be better!

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is thrilled to present this luxury residence in Knightsbridge. The property is one of the rarest finds on the market, redefining modern luxury within London's classic townhouse architecture. This five-bedroom home seamlessly combines contemporary elements with timeless elegance, offering an opportunity to own a brand-new property in the heart of one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. From the impressive Portland stone facade to the meticulously designed interiors, the residence unfolds over six floors. The ground floor hosts an inviting living room and guest WC, while the first floor introduces an open-plan dining room and kitchen with Gaggenau appliances. The third floor is dedicated to the luxurious principal en suite bedroom. The basement spans two levels, featuring a gym, utility space, WC, and an impressive media room, along with two ensuite bedrooms. Throughout the residence, the carefully chosen materials, including timber flooring and plush carpeting, create a harmonious blend of comfort and luxury. Security detection systems and underfloor heating add a practical touch, ensuring both safety and convenience. Residents also enjoy the convenience of secure underground parking at 199 Knightsbridge. Positioned in proximity to Harrods and other premier attractions, this property embodies the epitome of sophisticated urban living in Knightsbridge.

Located in the picturesque village of Marksbury, just a 15-minute drive from Bath, this Grade II listed extended gem, dating back to the 17th century, beautifully blends history with modernity. The property also includes The Forge, a one-bedroom annexe originally developed as self-contained accommodation and now operating as a successful holiday let. Chulmleigh Cottage, the main residence, spans two floors and encompasses four spacious double bedrooms. The master bedroom offers an en-suite shower room and a charming dressing area while a generously sized family bathroom invites relaxation with its delightful bath and shower facilities. Significant enhancements in the 1990s brought about substantial expansions; highlights include a light-filled, high-ceilinged dining room, seamlessly connected to the garden. A two-storey extension introduced a hall, convenient downstairs cloakroom and utility room, and an additional double bedroom accessible via a relocated staircase – this room boasts direct access to the upper garden level through French doors. The owners' attraction to the property was immediate: ‘we were drawn to the distinctive style and age that make it unique and the meticulous renovation and extensions carried out by previous owners which enhanced its welcoming and cosy atmosphere.’ Outside, the rear garden delights with mature trees and shrubs encircling a secluded lawn: ‘the outdoor space features three terraced areas, each boasting a distinct character and space to enjoy eating al fresco.’ ‘A tucked-away terrace adjacent to the main bedroom offers a serene escape, linked by a sloping path from the main garden to the first-floor bedrooms.’ ‘A paved area alongside the house provides off-road parking for one or two cars, complete with a wood store and a spacious stone-built shed. Electric wooden gates offer security.’ ‘The house's thoughtful layout and warm ambience have made it a cherished haven for the family, offering space, privacy, and warmth.’ ‘The property’s standout feature lies in its timeless charm, with sturdy stone walls, stone or tiled floors on the lower level, and three sets of French doors connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.’ ‘The local community is helpful and friendly, with neighbours offering assistance when needed and the village hall hosting frequent community events.’ ‘Within walking distance, the property enjoys convenient local amenities, including a thriving primary school, inviting country pubs, a Co-op, and a petrol station. Buses take secondary pupils to schools in Keynsham and Bath.’ ‘Nearby Newbridge Park and Ride further enhances accessibility to Bath's exceptional attractions.’ Additional Information Postcode: BA2 9HP Local Authority: BANES Council Tax Band: F Services: Oil. Mains water and electricity. Tenure: Freehold Listed: Grade II EPC: F Broadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverage Mobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage Stamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates

Set on the coveted Elsworthy Road, this beautiful detached red brick house is defined by expansive volumes. In need of modernisation, the house unfolds over three floors, served by a passenger lift, and has beautiful period features and large living spaces. The large and verdant south-facing garden has direct access to Primrose Hill. The house is 6,838 sq ft and currently has planning consent to expand it to 10,634 sq ft.Set behind a carriage driveway, you enter via a welcoming entrance hallway with a vast sculptural staircase that runs through the heart of the home. The house has fantastic potential to create a spectacular family home and has the benefit of two garages.Currently, two reception rooms occupy the rear of the ground floor, each with south-facing French doors that open to the garden, flooding them with natural light. Perfect for entertaining, a large dining room is found at the front of the house adjacent to the breakfast kitchen which opens into the garden. Also on the ground floor is a utility room and cloakroom.The master suite with a separate dressing room is found on the first floor along with three guest suites. On the second floor, there are three bedrooms and a further utility room. The house has the added benefit of a roof terrace on the top floor overlooking Primrose Hill.The house is one of the few properties with direct access to Primrose Hill, which is popular with dog walkers and those trying to catch the best view of the London skyline. The area is well known for its boutique shops, brilliant restaurants, and cosy local pubs. Schools in the area are excellent, Primrose Hill Primary School is close, and just at the end of the road is St Paul’s C of E Primary. The house is excellently connected; Swiss Cottage Underground Station (Jubilee Line) is 0.6 miles away, while Chalk Farm Underground Station (Northern Line) is 0.7 miles away.

Frost Estate Agents are proud to present to the market a completely renovated and refurbished 1930s detached family home, offering a blend of timeless charm and modern convenience. Boasting a spacious 1,973 sq/ft of accommodation spread over two floors, the house provides ample room for comfortable and flexible living. Upon entry, you are greeted by a large entrance hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the home. The ground floor features an expansive 50ft open plan kitchen/living room, creating a central hub for family gatherings and entertaining. The kitchen features integrated ovens, a dishwasher, granite worktops, a central island, induction hob, and a range of different style cupboards for all your storage needs. Additionally, there is a generous reception room ideal for more formal occasions, a versatile fourth bedroom or family room, a convenient study and a guest WC, providing practicality and flexibility to suit various lifestyle needs. Ascending to the first floor, you'll find three double bedrooms, each offering comfort and privacy, the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, while a modern family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Other features include under floor heating to the ground floor, radiator heating to the first floor, modern contemporary floor coverings and carpets, plus a staircase with glass balustrade. The property has been re-wired and re-plastered, there are refurbished double glazed windows aswell as new internal and external doors. Leading outside, the driveway offers parking for 2-3 cars at the front, ensuring convenience for residents and visitors alike. The rear garden has an entertaining patio area and presents a delightful space for gardening enthusiasts, being fully lawned and awaiting the personal touch of someone with green fingers to transform it into a tranquil outdoor oasis. Overall, this property combines the charm of its 1930's origin with many contemporary enhancements, now offering a comfortable and versatile living space for modern family life. LOCATION AND TRANPORTATION: From Kenley Station you can take your pick from Victoria or London Bridge as destinations – all around 35 minutes’ travel time. Road links are excellent too, with the A23 a matter of minutes away, providing fast, easy access to London, the South Coast and the M25. Kenley is a beautiful part of South London, leafy green in nature with a seamless relaxed environment feel and an abundance of protected trees throughout the area. Kenley Common comprises 138 acres of green open space surrounding the former Battle of Britain airfield.  It is a mixture of chalk grassland and ancient woodland set among gently rolling hills. Blessed with fine views across the Caterham valley and the North Downs beyond, visitors find it hard to believe that the centre of London is only 14 miles to the north.  Nearby towns of Purley & Coulsdon offer an array of independent shops, cafes and supermarkets, a little further afield the Purley Way A23 presents all the retail giants, warehouse 'out of town' shopping stores and an array of entertainment facilities at your easy disposal.

A rare opportunity to purchase a highly desirable residence which is beautifully presented and retains a wealth of character throughout. This wonderful home was built in the 1850's and is situated in this idyllic, tranquil location, where a high degree of privacy is afforded, yet there is also convenient and easy access to excellent schools and great transport links to Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate, York and Leeds Bradford International Airport. Highfield extends to over 3500 sq ft of flexible accommodation and comprises a welcoming entrance hall with mosaic tiled flooring throughout, an understairs cloaks cupboard with ample storage and doors leading to all the principal rooms. The charming sitting room features an open fire, cast iron radiators, panelled walls, original cornice, a ceiling rose and with stunning views to the front of the property. There is also a separate family room with wooden flooring, boasting a gas fire with a wooden surround, built in original cupboards and a door to leading to the wonderful garden. To the rear of this home is a generous dining kitchen with bespoke handmade wall and base units, Granite work tops, an integrated dishwasher and a central island with a sink. Furthermore, there is a utility room with fitted wall and base units, Granite work tops, plumbing for a washing machine, dryer and a Belfast sink. A further door leads to a guest w.c., with a high-level toilet, a vanity unit with wash hand basin and a heated towel rail. To the side of the property there is also a tiled roof orangery with original tiled flooring and doors leading to the rear of the property. A grand staircase leads to the first floor landing where doors open to four good size bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom is triple aspect, with amazing far reaching views to the front of the property, a vanity unit, a lovely window seat and a feature decorative fireplace. A further spacious bedroom has an original fireplace and an en suite with a shower, w.c. and a wash hand basin. There are two further bedrooms, one with a vanity unit, an original fireplace and built in cupboards. The house bathroom has a claw foot bath, wash hand basin and a w.c. A further staircase leads to the second floor where there are two spacious double bedrooms and a shower room with a toilet and wash hand basin. Externally this fine home has a driveway leading to a large carport with power and light facilities and parking for numerous vehicles. To the front of the property is a beautiful garden which is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed with mature trees, with steps leading to a sun trap seating area ideal for alfresco dining. There are a variety of local amenities in the centre of Rawdon which include a selection of shops and good local schools, as well as the renowned private schools of Woodhouse Grove and Bronte House. Micklefield Park and Rawdon Golf and Lawn Tennis Club are both a mere 3-minute walk away. Close to hand are also the villages of Yeadon, Horsforth and Guiseley.

This exceptional Grade II-listed townhouse in Belgravia is on the quieter side of Chester Square with six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and three powder rooms. The property unfolds over an impressive 6,007 sq ft.The turnkey property is defined by exceptional attention to detail with an impressive spa in the basement which includes a treatment room, sauna, steam room and spa pool. The basement also includes a large multifunction family room, a wine store and a dedicated cinema.A lift rises from the basement to the master bedroom, there is off-street parking, a gym and staff accommodation on the lower ground floor. On the ground floor, a grand entrance leads to a formal dining room and spacious kitchen/breakfast room. The first-floor drawing room has wonderfully high ceilings and opens to a south-facing roof terrace with an external kitchen perfect for entertaining. The master suite on the second floor includes a dressing room and en suite bathroom, while five additional bedrooms all have en suite bathrooms.The property benefits from air conditioning (heating and cooling) throughout, Lutron smart lighting, and an integrated Crestron system.Chester Square in Belgravia is one of London’s most prestigious squares, built in 1835 by the Grosvenor family. The square has been home to numerous renowned figures over the years, including Margaret Thatcher, Mick Jagger, Marianne Faithful and various European royalty. The house is close to Elizabeth Street, nestled between Sloane Square Underground Station and Victoria Station. The house has easy access to Chelsea and Knightsbridge's world-renowned restaurants and shops.