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Set within 9.87 acres of beautifully arranged paddocks and accompanied by an excellent range of outbuildings, this impressive modern residence offers a rare opportunity for buyers seeking both contemporary living and an idyllic rural lifestyle. Tucked away along a peaceful country lane on the outskirts of Totland Bay, the property enjoys sweeping, far‑reaching views across open countryside, creating a sense of privacy, tranquillity, and connection to nature that is increasingly hard to find.Constructed just ten years ago, the home has been thoughtfully designed to maximise its exceptional setting. A generous block‑paved driveway provides ample parking for numerous vehicles, while a gated secondary drive leads directly to the extensive land, ideal for those with equestrian interests or requiring easy access for larger vehicles and equipment.The accommodation has been cleverly arranged with the main living spaces positioned on the first floor, allowing the principal rooms to take full advantage of the panoramic outlook. A bright and welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, with natural light pouring in and doors leading to the principal reception areas. The triple‑aspect sitting room spans the full depth of the home, offering an inviting and versatile space where the countryside becomes a living backdrop. Whether relaxing with family or entertaining guests, the uninterrupted views over the paddocks and rolling fields create a truly special atmosphere.Equally impressive is the kitchen–dining room, also extending the full length of the property. Fitted with an extensive range of cream cabinetry, the kitchen provides abundant storage within both wall and floor units, along with space for a range‑style cooker and a full‑height fridge freezer. An integrated dishwasher adds convenience, while the dining area, positioned to the rear to capture the best of the scenery, comfortably accommodates a large family table. Completing this level is a practical utility room with a WC, ideal for managing outdoor gear or day‑to‑day household tasks.The ground floor is dedicated to two luxurious double bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to provide comfort, privacy, and a boutique‑style feel. Both bedrooms benefit from walk‑in dressing rooms and beautifully appointed ensuite shower rooms, featuring generous walk‑in enclosures, modern sanitaryware, and contemporary tiling. A door from this level opens onto a large raised deck, perfectly positioned for morning coffee, evening relaxation, or simply enjoying the peaceful rural surroundings.The formal gardens are predominantly laid to lawn, framed by mature shrubs and hedgerows. Beyond, the land unfolds into a series of well‑maintained paddocks currently arranged for equestrian use. A timber stable block with three stalls, along with a detached outbuilding used as a store and workshop, provides excellent facilities for horses, hobbies, or additional storage.This exceptional property combines modern comfort with rural charm, offering a lifestyle of space, privacy, and endless possibilities.

An impressive Grade II Listed, detached residence built from handsome local stone, this remarkable home blends historic character with refined modern comfort, creating a rare opportunity in one of the Isle of Wight’s most breathtaking settings. Elevated to capture sweeping, uninterrupted panoramas, the property commands views stretching from Tennyson Down and Freshwater Bay to the west, across Limerstone Down behind, and toward Stenbury Down and Blackgang to the South. Its position within both an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Heritage Coastline ensures a sense of tranquility, natural drama and enduring protection of the surrounding landscape.Tucked away from main roads yet moments from the charming villages of Brighstone and Shorwell, the home enjoys convenient access to local shops, traditional pubs, a doctor’s surgery, and a well regarded primary school. The nearby south‑western coastline offers some of the Island’s most picturesque beaches, while miles of footpaths and bridleways make this an exceptional location for walking and riding.Approached through an electrically operated five‑bar gate, a sweeping gravel drive leads to extensive parking and a substantial brick‑built double garage. The mature gardens surrounding the house are beautifully arranged with lawns, established trees and colourful borders. To the west, a generous paved terrace offers a magnificent vantage point for sunsets over Freshwater Bay and the rolling Downs. All set within 5.8 acres, there is also a substantial post and rail paddock complete with stables, power, water and a field shelter, ideal for equestrian use.Inside, the home is equally impressive. The entrance hall leads to a spacious, south‑facing sitting room anchored by an elegant period brick fireplace. The kitchen–breakfast room, fitted with Farrow and Ball grey cabinetry, quality countertops and integrated appliances forms the warm heart of the home. A bright living room with triple aspect windows flows into the superb garden room, an all‑season retreat with tiled flooring and panoramic views of the grounds.A dual‑aspect lobby connects directly to the driveway and opens into a substantial boot room, ideal for country living. Tiled flooring extends from here, through to a well‑equipped utility room and a ground‑floor cloakroom complete the practical amenities.The first-floor hosts three generous double bedrooms, all with ample built in storage. The principal bedroom is a standout feature, triple aspect, filled with light and offering mesmerising views across the countryside to the English Channel. It has its own spacious ensuite bathroom with both bath and separate shower. Two additional bathrooms serve the remaining bedrooms, including the two large doubles on the second floor. Bedroom five also benefits from access to a sizeable attic storage area.This is a home of rare quality, rich in heritage, beautifully modernised, and set within one of the Island’s most captivating landscapes.

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

An exceptional contemporary coastal home positioned just a stone’s throw from the beach, this beautifully finished property offers high‑quality accommodation with captivating views across the Western Solent. Situated in the highly desirable village of Gurnard, close to excellent local amenities including the popular sailing club, a coffee shop, convenience store and two pubs, one enjoying superb sea views. The westerly outlook takes in both the Solent and the surrounding countryside, while nearby Cowes provides an extensive range of boutique shops, restaurants, world‑renowned sailing facilities and the high‑speed Red Jet service to Southampton with onward connections to London.Built around 2011 and extensively refurbished in 2020, the house has been completed to an exacting standard with high‑quality fittings throughout. Designed to maximise natural light and the stunning coastal views, it features powder‑coated aluminium double glazing, underfloor heating, plantation shutters to all first‑floor rooms, and newly fitted kitchen and bathroom suites. Arranged over two floors, the accommodation is complemented by a double garage, ample parking, multiple outdoor seating terraces and a versatile detached studio. The property is available as a turnkey solution by negotiation.A glazed front door opens into a spacious entrance hall with panelled detailing, coats cupboard and staircase to the first floor. The recently installed kitchen flows into a generous living and dining area, with wide bi‑fold doors to the rear terrace and roof lights that create a bright, versatile space. The kitchen is superbly appointed with an extensive range of cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar, ceramic sink with Quooker tap and a full suite of Miele appliances including double ovens, ceramic hob, fridge‑freezer, dishwasher and wine fridge.On the ground floor, a particularly spacious double bedroom enjoys sliding glazed doors to the terrace and wonderful Solent views, served by a beautifully finished en‑suite shower room with marble‑topped vanity unit. A further double bedroom also benefits from Solent views and built‑in wardrobes, along with its own en‑suite shower room. A well‑equipped utility room provides an ideal space after returning from the beach, fitted with cupboards, worktops, sink and plumbing for laundry appliances, and giving access to a cloakroom with WC and wash basin.The first floor opens onto a generous landing leading into a stunning sitting room with vaulted ceiling and a glazed apex framing panoramic views of the Solent and countryside. Bi‑fold doors open onto a covered west‑facing balcony, perfectly positioned to enjoy sunsets throughout the year. The principal bedroom also features a vaulted ceiling and expansive glazing capturing the sea and rural views, along with built‑in wardrobes and a stylish en‑suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms overlook the rear garden, one with built‑in wardrobes, and are served by a bright and spacious family bathroom with marble‑tiled walls and floor, bath with shower over and a vanity unit.Outside, a block‑paved driveway provides parking for three cars alongside the double garage. Wide illuminated steps with stainless‑steel handrail lead up to a large decked terrace at the front of the house, enclosed by a well‑stocked planter and offering a private vantage point for enjoying Solent views. A gated side path leads to the rear garden, arranged as a series of low‑maintenance paved terraces and raised borders that create a variety of sunny seating areas throughout the day. At the upper level, the perfect spot to enjoy the superb sea views, there is a detached studio with glazed doors opening onto its own terrace provides excellent additional accommodation or a superb home office or gym, complete with built‑in storage, seating area with sofa bed and a shower room with WC.

Nestled in the heart of Whitwell, a charming and community-oriented village on the south of the Isle of Wight, Strathwell House is an architectural gem discreetly positioned within a secluded half-acre plot. Completed in August 2022, this stunning home was designed by acclaimed RIBA award-winning architect Lincoln Miles, known for his appearances on Channel 4’s Grand Designs. In collaboration with the current owners and local builder Richard Dowers, the property reflects a bespoke vision that blends contemporary open-plan living with a wonderful connection to the open fields that sit beyond the home. From the moment you arrive, the property impresses with its understated cedar-clad exterior, which conceals approximately 3,000 sq. ft. of meticulously designed living space. A private gated entrance opens onto a gravel driveway, offering ample parking and access to the detached double garage, complete with power, and an electric door. The thoughtful design fully embraces the plot’s gently sloping topography, resulting in a unique layout that maximizes natural light and sweeping countryside views. Inside, luxury and practicality unite in perfect harmony. The spacious open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly into a high-specification kitchen featuring top-brand appliances, including Neff double ovens, a microwave, and a coffee machine. A built-in Airforce induction hob with an integrated rising extractor and high-end finishes ensures this kitchen is as functional as it is stylish. Adjacent to the kitchen is a useful utility room, with a large plant room and separate cloakroom. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors from the spacious dining area open onto a paved terrace, with a heated infinity pool at its center—a true highlight for entertaining or simply enjoying on peaceful summer days. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedroom suites, each with its own character and purpose. Two ground-floor guest bedrooms feature en-suite shower rooms and access to private courtyards, ensuring privacy and comfort for visitors. The principal suite, elevated at the rear of the home, includes a luxurious en-suite bathroom, a large dressing room, and a stunning wall of windows that create a floating-in-the-trees effect, making it the perfect retreat to unwind and take in the local wildlife. The lower ground floor is a versatile space with its own entrance and shower room, making it ideal for use as a self-contained annex, home office, or additional living area. Currently fitted with a bar area, for entertaining and use as a games room, this area has been cleverly designed to allow for easy conversion into separate accommodation if desired. Throughout the property, underfloor heating powered by an air-source heat pump ensures comfort, while discreet internal blinds, LED lighting, and thoughtfully positioned external power sockets enhance convenience and style. The outdoor space is equally impressive. The terraced rear garden offers a peaceful escape, bordered by a neighboring equestrian paddock and a brook. A beautifully landscaped path leads down through lawned areas, vegetable beds, and a polytunnel to a serene nature pool that integrates with the surrounding environment. The attenuation pond adds a functional and ecological benefit in its design, located at the rear of the plot.  WHAT THE OWNER SAYS: Strathwell House has enabled us to enjoy being in the heart of Whitwell village’s vibrant community whilst nestled in a quiet rural plot that affords far reaching views of the surrounding downs. It has been a great home that was designed to be sociable and in which to host and entertain our family and friends. Our historic village pub The White Horse Inn, is a couple of minutes’ walk away and is popular with visitors and locals alike. It has been a great place to make new friends and to socialise. The neighbouring village of Niton has all the facilities we need day to day and is but a two-minute drive from Whitwell or an easy 20-minute walk away. Ventnor is our nearest town and has some great restaurants and pubs offering a wide range of cuisines. The town also offers a variety of locally owned independent shops that we love to support. The footpaths and bridleways that criss-cross the village enable us to access the nearby cliff paths and to walk up to the surrounding downland where we enjoy spectacular island wide views when walking our friendly dog.Being close to the island’s southern Jurassic coastline stretching from Sandown to Freshwater means that living in Whitwell we enjoy easy access to some fantastic beaches. Living on an island that has a tourism focus means that we and our visitors have a host of exciting and interesting activities to enjoy.

Commanding uninterrupted 180-degree views across the Solent and Southampton Water, this exceptional detached and extended three-storey residence captures the essence of luxury coastal living. Beautifully modernised to an exacting standard by the current owners, the home combines elegant contemporary design with thoughtfully preserved character details, offering both sophistication and comfort in equal measure.Approached via a private driveway providing ample parking for vehicles and boat storage, this impressive property also benefits from a detached, pitched-roof garage. The home’s sense of quality and style becomes evident the moment you step inside. A striking glazed staircase leads to the first-floor living accommodation, where a stunning open-plan layout showcases the true heart of the home. The beautifully appointed kitchen features midnight-blue cabinetry offset by sleek quartzite worktops, providing both extensive storage and generous workspace. Engineered oak flooring flows seamlessly through to a large dining area, perfectly positioned to take in the spectacular sea views. This space opens directly onto a substantial balcony through bi-folding doors , the perfect setting for alfresco dining, entertaining, or simply watching the ever-changing maritime activity and sunsets over the water. Steps descend from the kitchen-dining space to a delightful dual-aspect sitting room, where full-height windows once again frame the mesmerizing coastal vistas. The layout is designed to maximise natural light and create an effortless connection between the interior and its stunning surroundings. The ground floor provides three generous double bedrooms, two of which enjoy sea views. The principal bedroom suite includes direct garden access and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a separate bath and large walk-in shower. A utility room adjoins this space, offering additional storage and practicality. Completing this level is a stylish family bathroom, a separate cloakroom, and a home office, ideal for those seeking a flexible workspace. The lower ground floor, with its own private entrance, has been recently transformed into a fully self-contained one-bedroom apartment. Finished to a high standard, it features a modern fitted kitchen, spacious double bedroom, contemporary wet room, and dual-aspect sitting room with French doors opening onto a decked terrace and the landscaped garden beyond, perfect for guests, multi-generational living, or rental opportunities. Outside, the garden is arranged over tiers, incorporating original stone steps from Nubia House, which once stood on this site. These charming historical features lead down through manicured lawns to a gravelled seating area bordered by vibrant planting. A secluded paved patio provides a peaceful retreat for the hot tub, conveniently accessed via an external spiral staircase from the principal suite. Ideally situated within walking distance of Cowes Old Town and its array of shops, restaurants, and sailing amenities, this outstanding coastal home offers an unrivalled lifestyle opportunity. For buyers seeking space, versatility, and awe-inspiring Solent views, this property truly exceeds expectations.

This exquisite five-bedroom detached residence is nestled in the idyllic village of Havenstreet, offering an unparalleled fusion of contemporary sophistication and rural serenity. Boasting an expansive and thoughtfully designed layout, this exceptional home enjoys a privileged position backing onto open countryside and woodland, affording breathtaking vistas and an ambiance of absolute tranquility. Immaculately presented, the property is perfectly suited to discerning buyers seeking an elegant and private retreat. A grand entrance hallway, bathed in natural light, sets an opulent tone upon arrival.  Underfloor heating beneath luxurious tiled flooring, and a bespoke under-stairs storage solution enhance the refined aesthetic. The well-appointed sitting room provides modern comfort, featuring a striking recessed log storage area and an exquisite built-in feature log fire. Oversized double-glazed doors seamlessly connect this sophisticated space to the sunroom, where bi-fold doors open onto the secluded gardens, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. At the heart of the home lies a state-of-the-art Nolte kitchen, thoughtfully designed to cater to both intimate family gatherings and grand entertaining. A stunning central island takes centre stage, complemented by bespoke fitted cabinetry, twin Neff ovens, and a sleek five-ring ceramic hob. A designer sink and drainer with a premium mixer tap, alongside an integrated dishwasher, exemplify the seamless blend of function and style.  The adjoining dining area, bathed in natural light, offers a refined setting for culinary indulgence. A well-appointed utility room provides extensive storage, dedicated laundry facilities and the heating and hot water system for the property. The room is finished with sophisticated tiled flooring and enjoys direct access to both the manicured gardens and the integral garage. A versatile playroom or additional reception space currently used as a extensive walk in pantry, with bespoke recessed storage and underfloor heating, enhances the home's adaptability.  The grand sitting room is an impressive yet inviting space, featuring floor-to-ceiling patio doors that frame enchanting garden views. Underfloor heating and seamless connectivity to the sunroom via connecting glass doors, elevate the sense of grandeur. A well-proportioned guest suite on the ground floor complemented by an elegantly styled shower room, situated just across the hall, complete with a walk-in shower, is perfect for visitors. Ascending to the first floor, an opulent landing serves as an additional living or study space, with French doors leading to a magnificent balcony that captures breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding landscape.  The principal bedroom suite epitomises luxury, featuring a private dressing area with bespoke fitted wardrobes and generous eaves storage. The indulgent en-suite bathroom boasts a freestanding bath, an oversized walk-in shower enclosure and dual designer sinks. The additional bedrooms are equally well-appointed, with one enjoying private access to a separate WC. An attractive family bathroom completes the upper level, offering a bath with a rainfall shower, premium vanity storage, and contemporary tiling.  Externally, the wraparound gardens provide a tranquil oasis, featuring mature trees, sculpted borders, and an expansive terrace ideal for entertaining. A separate, fully equipped studio enhances the property's versatility, offering a chic kitchen/lounge area, additional rooms for a variety of uses, and a private decked seating area. A sweeping gravel driveway offers extensive off-road parking, leading to a secure garage with an up-and-over door. Seamlessly combining refined elegance with contemporary rural living, this exceptional residence presents a rare opportunity to acquire an exquisite home in a private setting.

A beautifully renovated contemporary family home, with annex, situated on Hinton Wood Avenue, just moments from the high street and sandy beaches beyond.Within short walking distance is Highcliffe Castle, Highcliffe Golf Course, the cliff top and beautiful award-winning beaches. The High Street is a stone's throw away with all of its shops, amenities, and well-regarded doctors' surgery.Nea Meadows sits to the West and the New Forest provides a brilliant balance of beach and forestry. Hinton Admiral station provides an easy mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport (approximately 9 miles distant) offers an array of international travel.This stunning home is situated on a quiet section of Hinton Wood Avenue, towards the beach and High Street. Completely refurbished to an exacting standard throughout, this family home offers a four bedrooms plus an additional one bedroom self-contained annex.Entry via front door into hallway providing access to ground floor accommodation. The kitchen sits to the rear and is exceptionally bright and airy. There is plenty of storage with base level units and a central island with breakfast bar. The living room is accessed from the kitchen, with feature window to the rear. To the front is an office, utility and sitting room. The boot room and WC complete the primary ground floor accommodation. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, the principal featuring an ensuite shower room. The family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.On the left of the property is a self-contained annex, with private entrance door, which works perfectly as a 'home and income' via holiday lets, or for a family member.The decked sun terrace is accessed from the boot room, sliding doors from the kitchen/breakfast room and living room and provides access to a gym. The rear garden is a great size and offers complete privacy, with mature hedges and shrubs to the sides and rear. Stepped down from the decking is an area of lawn and to the rear is a 'hidden garden'. With winding paving leading a path to a seating/entertaining area, perfect for unwinding after a hard day.To the front is a large driveway with space for multiple vehicles.Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: D Council Tax Band: F

A Rare Turnkey Hospitality Opportunity with Exceptional Private Owners’ Residence. Introducing an outstanding lifestyle and business proposition for discerning buyers seeking a fully self‑contained, turnkey commercial wing paired with an exceptional private residence. This immaculate property offers a seamless blend of luxury living and profitable hospitality, positioned in one of Shanklin’s most desirable and peaceful locations, just moments from the charming Old Village, its renowned eateries, chocolate‑box thatched cottages, open countryside, and the picturesque chine walk leading to the sandy beach beloved by visitors.The commercial accommodation comprises 13 beautifully presented en‑suite double rooms, all located on the split‑level first floor. Each room is equipped with modern self‑check‑in door tags, ensuring convenience and flexibility for guests. A newly installed lift serves this level, enhancing accessibility and operational ease. In addition, a two‑bedroom manager’s apartment, also ideal as further letting space, benefits from its own private entrance via an external stairwell, while still connecting internally to the main building.On the ground floor, the commercial wing features a well-equipped commercial kitchen and an adjacent plant room, both upgraded during the current owner’s tenure. A dedicated manager’s office and welcoming guest reception area complete the professional setup. The quality and condition of the facilities allow a new owner to begin trading profitably from day one, with every detail designed to maximise comfort, efficiency, and guest satisfaction.What truly sets this property apart is the exceptional private owners’ accommodation, which far exceeds the typical offering associated with hospitality ventures. The current owners have meticulously refurbished a substantial portion of the ground floor to create a luxurious, high‑specification family home. This private haven includes expansive open‑plan living spaces, a magnificent principal suite with twin dressing rooms and a spa‑inspired en‑suite, and an impressive indoor swimming pool that has undergone a comprehensive overhaul. A private gym and a newly added wrap‑around veranda overlook beautifully manicured gardens reserved exclusively for the owners’ enjoyment. Further bedrooms include a generous double with an ensuite shower room, and a double and single suite sharing a bathroom.The show‑stopping main living area centres around a bespoke fitted kitchen, designed to impress both aesthetically and functionally. Extensive wall and floor cabinetry, an oversized central island topped with striking granite, an Aga range with double ovens and induction hob plus matching Aga extractor, integrated dishwasher, full‑height fridge and freezer, and a built‑in microwave all combine to create a culinary space of exceptional quality. Leading from here is a designated dining area and a bow parlour sitting room, complete with windows all the way round to enjoy the vista across the landscaped grounds.Externally, the property provides extensive parking for both guests and residents, enhancing convenience and accessibility from this attractive, predominantly residential road.This remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a perfect hospitality business alongside a luxurious private residence, perfect for those seeking a rewarding lifestyle change without compromising on comfort or quality.

Tucked away within an enchanting, parkland-style setting of over half an acre, Brook Cottage is a truly one-of-a-kind residence, a home steeped in charm, history and tranquillity.Originally believed to have served as the gardener's cottage, this exceptional property now offers an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a character home of remarkable privacy and beauty, all within easy walking distance of both the beach and the amenities of Highcliffe.The setting is nothing short of magical. Mature hedgerows, established trees and vibrant shrubs envelope the gardens, creating a wonderfully secluded environment that feels worlds away from everyday life. A gently flowing brook meanders through the gardens, crossed via a charming bridge that provides direct access into Nea Meadows Nature Reserve; an idyllic extension of the garden itself and a haven for wildlife, peaceful walks and natural beauty. Properties offering such a unique and serene environment in Highcliffe are exceptionally uncommon.The gardens wrap elegantly around the cottage and have been thoughtfully designed to provide a variety of spaces for relaxation and entertaining. Two separate seating terraces, accessed directly from both the living room and dining room, create the perfect setting for al fresco dining and summer gatherings. An orchard adds to the country-house feel, whilst a decked entertaining area with a delightful, thatched summerhouse offers a wonderful retreat for children or grandchildren.Brook Cottage represents a rare blend of timeless character, exceptional privacy and a truly remarkable natural setting. Combining the feeling of a secluded country retreat with the convenience of coastal living, this enchanting home offers a lifestyle seldom found within the area.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC: D

Commanding an elevated position on the coveted Park Road, this beautiful home is a triumph of exquisite restoration and contemporary refinement. The magnificent villa, extends to nearly 4,500 square feet, offers some of the finest uninterrupted views across the English Channel, embracing the timeless romance of coastal living with effortless modern sophistication. Meticulously renovated by the current owners between 2021 and 2023, the villa retains the grandeur of its Victorian heritage—graceful cornicing, soaring ceilings, intricate herringbone flooring, and stately Victorian radiators—whilst introducing the luxuries of the present, including underfloor heating, double glazing, and bespoke finishes throughout. Every detail has been carefully curated to honour the property’s history, while elevating it to a rarefied standard of modern comfort. A sweeping gravel driveway sets a gracious tone on arrival, hinting at the exceptional lifestyle within. Beyond the newly constructed porch, a grand entrance hall welcomes with bamboo flooring and a palpable sense of space and light. The principal reception rooms flow seamlessly, offering an array of elegant, versatile spaces including a formal lounge, a refined sitting room, a private snug, and a cosy office. The kitchen is a masterpiece of design—anchored by a magnificent marble island, an Electric Fired AGA, and a suite of premium appliances—supported by a large, fully equipped utility room. To the east, a breathtaking wraparound living space encompasses a piano room / dining area, and sunroom, framed by floor-to-ceiling glass that floods the interiors with natural light and unveils mesmerising sea vistas. Bi-fold doors lead directly onto the sun terrace and gardens, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. A secondary kitchen, W/C, and internal access to the spacious garage and workshop offer remarkable flexibility, with potential for self-contained accommodation if desired. Ascending the original Victorian staircase, the first floor continues the home’s narrative of understated opulence. The principal suite is a sanctuary of luxury, complete with a vast dressing room, his and hers en-suites, and private balcony from which to savour endless views over Shanklin Bay. Two further sumptuous double bedrooms, each with their own en-suites and one with a dedicated dressing room, provide generous, beautifully appointed accommodation. An additional en-suite bedroom and a flexible space, both at first-fix stage, await completion to create further bespoke living areas, games rooms, or a private studio. The villa’s grounds offer a rare blend of privacy and breathtaking beauty. The rear garden, thoughtfully landscaped with manicured lawns and vibrant borders, spills out to the coastal path, creating a seamless extension of the villa’s idyllic seaside setting. A sun terrace invites al fresco dining and sunset gatherings against the ever-changing backdrop of the Channel. Just a short stroll from Shanklin’s sandy beaches, the charming Old Village, and a convenient rail link to Ryde pier head, this detached home presents a unique opportunity to embrace the very best of island life. With easy access to London, renowned sailing waters, championship golf courses, and exceptional schools, this is more than a home—it is a coastal sanctuary for generations to come.

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a brand-new coastal residence, discreetly positioned within the quiet enclave of Avon Run Close, Friars Cliff—just moments from the shoreline of Avon Beach.Set just off the front line, these homes enjoy a rare balance of immediate beachside proximity with a more sheltered, peaceful setting, where the sound of the sea can be gently heard from the upper balconies. These will be built to an exacting standard by renowned local developer, Glass Harbour Group, who are paving the way for contemporary quality homes in the Friars Cliff and Mudeford area.Extending to approximately 3,000 sq. ft each, these striking homes have been thoughtfully conceived to deliver a seamless blend of architectural integrity, contemporary design and refined living. Privately approached via electric gated driveways, each residence will sit within a secluded, tree-lined plot, framed by beautifully landscaped gardens that have been carefully designed to complement the coastal surroundings. Both gardens will capture the evening sunsets, facing Westerly.Constructed using traditional steel frame and concrete block methods, and finished with sleek aluminium glazing, the homes will offer both longevity and contemporary elegance. Inside, bespoke interiors will be crafted to an exacting standard, with every bedroom benefiting from its own luxurious ensuite, creating a sense of understated indulgence throughout. Intelligent living is integral to the design, with fully integrated smart home systems, including CCTV and whole-house connectivity, providing both comfort and security.Sustainability sits at the heart of these homes, with high EPC ratings supported by air source heat pumps and solar technology—delivering impressive efficiency without compromising on style or performance.Perhaps most compelling is the opportunity to shape your home from the outset. For those reserving off-plan, there is the rare ability to tailor elements of the internal layout, allowing the space to be curated entirely around your lifestyle.Friars Cliff remains one of the South Coast's most sought-after coastal settings—where golden beaches, open skies and a relaxed pace of life create an enduring sense of escape. From early morning swims to evenings spent listening to the tide from your balcony, this is a location that offers both tranquillity and timeless appeal, especially for those relocating out of the fast pace of London or simply acquiring a holiday residence.These are not simply new homes—they are a considered expression of modern coastal living, where design, location and lifestyle come together in perfect harmony. Further details can be supplied on enquiry.Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: Estimated BCGI Images provide a view of the end result and should not be thought of as an exact replication of what will be built. All internal images are of the Developer's previous local work.

This 19th-century house, on the edge of the New Forest, and a mile from the sea, is only an hour and a half's drive from London. Nestled in a leafy conservation area, it has distinctive terracotta hanging tiles and retains many original features including an imposing oak front door.The house has been home to the same family for over 50 years and during that time an impressive south facing garden has been established with mature planting. Verno House South is sold with recent planning permission for a beautiful re-design, the work of award-winning London-based architects Levitate. (Ref. 8/24/0761/HOU). It shows how the house can be brought up to the best of modern eco-standards while drawing on its original heritage. The property briefly comprises almost 3400 SqFt of characterful accommodation, to include four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen/diner, snug, sitting room and utility.The house was named after Rear-Admiral George Vernon Jackson who had an eventful career. His ship, the Junon, was involved in the Napoleonic Wars and was captured by the French off Guadaloupe in 1810. The rear-admiral was imprisoned in France but escaped and eventually found his way back to England. He retired to a thatched cottage on the current site of the property. When it was destroyed in a fire in 1840, a new house was built with landscaped gardens. Verno House South is half the original house which was divided in 1952. It is tucked away at the top of a drive, alongside the Tower House where the water tank was situated, Apple Cottage, where the apples were stored, and Verno Farm House which housed the stables.The house lies between Highcliffe and Christchurch on the South coast, at the Dorset/Hampshire border. There are many beaches to explore in the local area, perhaps the most popular one being at Highcliffe Castle, although the arrival of the Noisy Lobster restaurant at Avon beach, serving locally sourced seafood and artisanal coffee, has given it stiff competition. Mudeford quay, with its history of smuggling and fishing is a popular destination with idyllic Hengistbury Head a short ferry ride away. Beach huts here sell for over half a million pounds. Picturesque Christchurch harbour is where you'll find sailing and windsurfing enthusiasts. For those wanting a different shopping experience, theatre, festivals and gigs, Bournemouth is only eight miles away. The forest is a few miles down the road in the other direction where there are opportunities for walking, horse riding and cycling. In the new forest village of Brockenhurst, nine miles away, you will find ponies, donkeys and cows roaming down the high street. Foodies are well catered for. From waterfront restaurants and historical pubs to afternoon tea at the five-star hotel Chewton Glen or fresh fish and chips on the beach, Christchurch even has its own three-day Food Festival every May. There are plenty of good schooling options locally, both in the state and independent sectors. Ballard School, nine minutes' drive away, was named Co-Educational School of the Year at the Independent School of the Year Awards 2024.Southampton is easily accessed by car, and trains to London Waterloo go from the local station Hinton Admiral, or faster trains can be picked up at Christchurch, New Milton or Brockenhurst. By car, you can reach London in 90 minutes.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: F

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

Nestled in the highly sought-after Quay Lane in Brading, this exquisite, detached period home dating back to circa 1860 blends timeless character with impressive space and versatility. Offered chain free, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial residence that not only delivers on charm and elegance but also offers income potential through its two linked apartments. The main residence, currently arranged as a six-bedroom home, immediately welcomes with a beautiful stone porch and an inviting entrance hallway, where high ceilings, a leaded window, and original exposed floorboards set a tone of warmth and grandeur. Every detail in this home speaks to its heritage, from ornate radiators and Victorian tiles to feature fireplaces and wooden panelling. A spacious lounge with a large bay window and log-burning stove flows naturally into a generous dining room and an enchanting sunroom with full garden views. The kitchen is the heart of the home, boasting a charming yet functional layout complete with a range cooker, built-in appliances, and a central island that’s ideal for family gatherings or entertaining. On the upper floors, the home continues to impress with large, light-filled bedrooms, each full of character. The principal suite includes a Jack and Jill en-suite, while other rooms are currently styled as a library and office space, offering flexibility to suit any lifestyle. The top floor reveals a delightful turret balcony with panoramic countryside views, an idyllic retreat for peaceful reflection. A first-floor suite features a private kitchen/living area, a spacious bedroom with exposed stone detailing, and a full en-suite bathroom. Below, a ground floor integral apartment offers generous living with its own entrance, kitchen/diner, lounge, en-suite bedroom, and a family bathroom, perfect for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or holiday lets (subject to relevant planning permissions). The grounds are just as captivating, with mature wrap around gardens offering colour, privacy, and relaxation throughout the seasons. A large greenhouse and established planting provide an ideal setting for gardening enthusiasts. The gated driveway allows for ample off-road parking, enhancing both practicality and security. This exceptional home offers a unique lifestyle opportunity, period elegance with modern comfort, versatile accommodation, and the potential for additional income or flexible living arrangements. Whether you’re seeking a forever family home, a boutique guest house, or a residence with scope for dual living, this stunning property delivers all that and more, right in the heart of one of the Isle of Wight’s most desirable locations.

A beautiful waterside home, with South-Westerly rear aspect, situated on the prestigious development of Rossiters Quay. Benefits include direct river access, 8m mooring, multiple balconies, sun terrace and river views.10 Rossiters Quay is an opportunity to purchase a waterside home sitting on the River Avon in Christchurch Town Centre. Christchurch is a beautiful and historic town with its 11th Century Priory, Town Quay and various shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Christchurch Mainline Railway Station is close at hand as well as regular bus services connecting the surrounding area.Recently refurbished throughout and immaculately presented, the accommodation consists of: Entry via front door to hall. The garage sits to the right, with electric up-and-over door and leads to the boat room, which could be utilised as a fourth bedroom. The sliding cupboard doors feature a hand kitchen/utility area with space for white goods. Also accessed via the boat room is the ground floor WC.The first floor comprises a stunning living/dining space, spanning from the front of the property to the rear. Sliding doors provide access to the South Westerly facing balcony. Intelligently designed, the left and right side of the sliding doors fully open, creating seamless access balcony and views down the river. An electric sun awning is a handy addition for the summer months. The dining area features recessed lighting and glazing to the front.Beautifully appointed, the kitchen comprises plenty of eye and base level units, with worktop over and a range of high specification integral appliances. The third bedroom with integrated wardrobes, airing cupboard and shower room are also situated on the first floor.The second floor comprises two large bedrooms. The master featuring an ensuite bathroom, with electric underfloor heating, access via ‘hidden' wardrobe doors and integrated wardrobes. The second bedroom has access out to a second balcony, with truly incredible views of the River.Externally, accessed via the boat room, is a decked and low maintenance terrace. A gate provides access down onto the pontoon and 8m mooring. To the front is a block paved drive, with a tandem space for two cars. Rossiters Quay has visitor permit spacing.Tenure: Share of freehold Service Charge: Approx. £2800.00 per annum. Council tax band: E Epc Rating: C

This substantial Victorian residence occupies one of the most privileged positions along the Solent shoreline, offering uninterrupted sea views and immediate access to a long stretch of sandy beaches. Beautifully presented and full of character and period details, such as high ceilings, the home combines elegant 1840s architecture with modern comfort, creating a rare opportunity to enjoy coastal living at its finest. Its location and layout is ideal for commuters and families alike, with ferry links, the town centre, and Ryde School all within easy reach.The house unfolds across three spacious storeys, each designed to maximise natural light, versatility, and the spectacular outlook. The main level welcomes you with a sense of grandeur, featuring original detailing, high ceilings, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. A charming drawing room and an ensuite bedroom both frame sweeping views across the gardens and the Solent, creating perfect spaces for entertaining and simply relaxing while watching the ever‑changing seascape. The open plan kitchen and dining room form the heart of the home, offering a superb blend of style and practicality with quality cabinetry, generous work surfaces, and a cosy stove that enhances the room’s welcoming feel. From here, double doors open into a bright sunroom with an adjacent wooden patio, a delightful spot to enjoy the south‑facing garden and the natural light that pours in throughout the day.Upstairs, the first floor provides four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms, each with its own charm and character. Two of the rooms benefit from modern en‑suite facilities, while the third and fourth are served by a stylish family bathroom. The two sea‑facing bedrooms enjoy some of the most impressive views in the house, stretching across the beaches and out towards Portsmouth and Hampshire beyond. The remaining bedrooms overlook the attractive front garden, offering peaceful, sunlit spaces ideal for family or guests.The lower ground floor adds exceptional flexibility to the property, presenting a suite of additional rooms that can be adapted to suit a wide range of needs. With its generous layout, this level offers excellent potential for an annexe if required, currently utilised as a home office, games room and additional sitting room. There is also a dedicated laundry and boiler room, as well as two large storage rooms, further enhancing the practicality of this floor.The gardens surrounding the home are as impressive as the interior. To the south, a beautifully maintained garden features a lawn, surrounded by mature planting that creates a tranquil and private outdoor retreat. To the north, a large lawned garden enjoys direct gated access to the Esplanade, making it the perfect place to relax and watch the activity on the Solent. The property also benefits from a generous gravelled driveway with ample space for multiple vehicles or a boat.This exceptional coastal home offers a rare combination of period elegance, modern comfort, and an unrivalled seafront setting. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the full extent of its beauty and versatility.

This substantial Victorian detached villa exudes character and elegance, proudly occupying an elevated position along one of Ryde’s sought-after residential roads. Perfectly situated within walking distance of the golden sands of Appley Beach, the charming Ryde seafront, and convenient passenger ferry links to the mainland, it offers the rare combination of period grandeur and coastal lifestyle. Set behind stone pillars, the property is approached via a private gravelled driveway with extensive parking, flanked by mature trees and shrubs that ensure privacy. A separate timber garage provides additional practicality. The front terrace offers a welcoming vantage point to take in sweeping views of the Solent and the Hampshire coastline beyond. Inside, the home immediately impresses with its sense of space, light, and retained period detailing. The entrance vestibule leads into a generous hallway with original wooden flooring, giving access to three elegant reception rooms. The drawing room, with its large bay window, frames uninterrupted views across the gardens to the Solent and features a striking marble-surround open fireplace. The dining room and study each offer their own charm, with polished wood floors, fireplaces, and picturesque outlooks over the gardens. The kitchen and breakfast room, positioned to overlook the rear garden, provides a practical and welcoming hub of the home with ample space for informal dining. The first floor accommodates four well-proportioned bedrooms, all rich in period character, including the principal suite with its magnificent bay window capturing panoramic sea views. Original fireplaces remain throughout, and the family bathroom and additional shower room ensure comfort and convenience. The lower ground floor offers exceptional versatility, with four further bedrooms, three bathrooms, a laundry room with original flagstone flooring, and ample storage. This level benefits from independent access, lending itself perfectly to a self-contained annexe, guest accommodation, or an expansive work-from-home environment. Each space is thoughtfully positioned to enjoy either garden or courtyard views, with some currently adapted as a home cinema, library, and hobby room. Outside, the grounds have been designed to complement the home’s grandeur. A sweeping front lawn and carefully landscaped borders provide a welcoming approach, while the elevated terrace serves as an ideal spot for morning coffee or evening drinks overlooking the sea. To the rear, a secluded south-facing courtyard creates an intimate dining and entertaining area, bathed in sunlight and sheltered from coastal breezes. With its blend of original Victorian craftsmanship, generous and flexible accommodation, and a prime coastal position, this home offers a rare opportunity to secure a property of distinction in one of the Isle of Wight’s most desirable locations. From its commanding views and proximity to the beach to its potential for multi-generational living or income generation, it is a residence that promises both beauty and practicality in equal measure.

Hook Park is a very prestigious location close to Warsash with access to the Hook with Warsash Nature Reserve which combines, woodland, pasture and wetlands to provide a habitat for a diverse range of wildlife and includes the shoreline of Southampton Water up to the mouth of the River Hamble well known as a yachting Mecca for yachtsmen with several marinas within a few minutes drive. Warsash has a wide range of local amenities including several pubs, shops, a cafe, an active Tennis Club within walking distance and several golf clubs a short drive away. There are numerous footpaths and one that leads to the village of Warsash along the foreshore where the iconic Pink Ferry will take you across the river to Hamble village. Solent Way, a well known walking route, is within a few minutes walk and is very popular for dog walking. Access to the M27 at J9, airports in Southampton and Bournemouth and mainline trains from Fareham and Southampton Airport Parkway give easy access to all parts of the UK and areas of Europe. On leaving Newtown Road in Warsash you will drive over a bridge into Hook Park which is worlds away from the mainstream and an oasis of calm. The original mansion, Hook House, built by William Hornby in 1790 was modelled on Government House in Bombay, where he was the Governor, on land given to him on his retirement by the British Government. Over the ensuing years the house was neglected by his descendants but early in the 20th century a new owner started a renovation project but it is likely that a fire was accidentally started by contractors working on the house and it was totally destroyed and never rebuilt so the land was sold for development. Located on a large plot of 1.3 acres Cotswold House is a substantial family home with an attractive facade to the front that is approached over a sweeping gravel driveway which leads to the front entrance, two double length garages with space for 8 cars, a single garage attached to the Pool House and ample parking for several cars. There are steps up to an imposing front door which leads into a large reception hall. The accommodation in the house extends to 4200 sq ft and is spread over 2 floors which includes on the ground floor a drawing room with substantial stone open fireplace and oak beams, original polished wood flooring, double aspect dining room, family room and a kitchen with separate breakfast/casual dining area. On this floor there is also a guest bedroom with ensuite bathroom and separate rain shower. There is also a cloakroom and utility room.. Stairs lead to the first floor landing with access to a large balcony overlooking the nature reserve and Southampton Water. A principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and 3 further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a small nursery are all on this floor. Outside there is a single story building of 543 sq ft currently used as a one bedroom home called The Pool House which could easily be converted ( subject to planning regulations) to create a gym, sauna, spa, showers and changing rooms for the pool(currently unused) that is located to the front of this building. Adjoining the main house there is a double length garage with a 2 bedroom flat that has a kitchen/living area above and a separate entrance to the rear. Between the house and garage is an internal yard currently used as a dog run and kennel. There is a gardener's WC there too. The second double length garage is detached with a one bedroom Garden Flat above. Both these buildings lend themselves to re-development as a home office or incorporation into the main house to create more space. Currently, each unit is let under the terms of the Renters Rights Act which became law on May 1st 2026 and are generating approximately £1000.00 per month each, inclusive of heat, light and Council Tax. The Pool House is separately rated at Band C. The two flats are included in the main house for Council Tax purposes. Agent's Note: The Pool House and one of the flats has been separately assessed for energy efficiency, the other flat is included in the assessment of the main house.AI has been used to demonstrate what the pool could look like when filled with water. Location: Southampton City Centre: 8.8 miles Portsmouth City Centre: 15 miles Marinas on the east bank of the River Hamble - 3.5 miles Southampton Airport Parkway - 13.5 miles Southampton Airport - 13.1 miles Solent Airport (Private Aircraft) - 7.5 miles M27 J9 - 4.1miles Prep Schools: West Hill Park Titchfield Boundary Oak Wickham Meon Cross Stubbington Pilgrims Winchester Public Schools: Winchester College Portsmouth Grammar Churchers Petersfield King Edward VI Southampton St Swithuns Winchester Primary Schools: Locks Heath Junior School Secondary Schools: Brookfield School Warsash For more information and an appointment to view please contact: David Brierley: 07464 679875 or [email protected]

Set within the coveted surroundings of Hengistbury Head, just a short stroll from the beach, this remarkable detached residence represents a rare fusion of architectural quality, refined design and effortless coastal living.Meticulously reimagined by the current owners, the property has been taken back to a single structural wall and completely rebuilt, resulting in an entirely new home finished to an exacting specification. The transformation has been delivered by esteemed local specialists, Broad Construction, whose craftsmanship is evident throughout.At its heart lies a breathtaking open plan kitchen, living and dining environment—an expansive, light-filled space where volume and proportion are beautifully balanced. Elevated ceiling heights, vast glazing and a seamless connection to the garden create a wonderful sense of openness, while oversized floor tiling and elegant stone worktops lend a sophisticated, contemporary finish. This is a space designed as much for entertaining as it is for relaxed everyday living.Complementing the principal living space is a superbly appointed games room, featuring a striking stone-built wine store with atmospheric downlighting—both a practical feature and a statement in design. A well-considered utility/boot room sits discreetly off the kitchen, offering external access and functionality perfectly suited to coastal living.The entrance hall provides an impressive introduction, centred around an oversized front door and a dramatic mezzanine landing above. Flanking this space are two versatile reception rooms—currently arranged as a home office and a snug—offering flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles. A beautifully crafted ground floor shower room completes the accommodation at this level. The ground floor features underfloor heating throughout.Upstairs, the sense of scale continues, with notably high ceilings enhancing the already generous proportions. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with two bedrooms and a shower room to each side of the home, creating a natural balance ideal for family life or visiting guests. The principal suite is particularly impressive, featuring a freestanding bath and a refined feel. Distinctive circular windows to the front elevation frame captivating views towards Christchurch Priory—an architectural feature that sets this home apart. A dedicated boiler room completes the first floor. Smart technology is abundant throughout this quality home, to include Sonos speakers throughout.Externally, the property is equally compelling. The front approach is laid to shingle, providing extensive parking for multiple vehicles, while the rear garden enjoys a desirable westerly aspect. From the main living space, double doors open onto a beautifully arranged terrace, where a brick-built fireplace creates a natural focal point—perfect for long summer evenings and year-round entertaining.Hengistbury Head is one of the South Coast's most treasured locations—where unspoilt natural beauty meets a relaxed, outdoor way of life. From early morning walks along the beach to paddleboarding in the harbour or simply unwinding as the sun sets over the garden, this is a setting that invites you to slow down and enjoy every moment.This is a home of unique quality, Georgian and Art-deco Esque inspirations, built and designed to the very highest order.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F EPC Rating: To Follow

Meonshore House is a beautifully maintained and modernised Edwardian home built in 1925 which has been sympathetically improved to cater for a modern lifestyle, and yet, has retained many of the period features associated with the Edwardian era. The coastal location is quite simply breathtaking with uninterrupted 180 degree views across the Solent towards Ryde and Cowes on the Isle of Wight and further west down towards Hurst Castle and also into Southampton Water. The view is never the same as the light is constantly changing creating a variety of cloud formations and amazing sunsets. In the foreground is the Bramble Bank, notorious amongst local boaters as a hazard, but also well known for an annual cricket match held in the summer on the bank at low water between the Island Sailing Club in Cowes and the Royal Southern Yacht Club in Hamble. Access to Hill Head and a short walk to Meon Shore is across Cliff Road down a flight of steps and is very popular with all forms of water sports from Paddle Boarding and Kayaking to Kite Surfing, Wing Foiling and everything in between. There is also the occasional sight and sound of a Spitfire based at Solent Airport that operates scenic flights around the Isle of Wight. If you are looking for a less energetic pastime there is Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve 5 minutes walk from the house which is home to a very diverse variety of native and migratory birds that include Oyster Catchers, Marsh Harriers, Egrets and Brent Geese. Access to marinas in Portsmouth Harbour and the River Hamble are both within easy reach by car. Hill Head is an exclusive and popular location home to the Hill Head Sailing Club and a small picturesque harbour that dries out at low water into which the River Meon, a well known Hampshire chalk stream, flows into the sea at this point. There is also a popular cafe and the Osbourne View, a very popular beach front pub, which was destroyed by fire in February 2024 is to be rebuilt in a modern contemporary style with a beach bar and more formal dining areas at street level all with views across the Solent. Stubbington Village is 1.5 miles away with a wide range of amenities including a small supermarket, greengrocers, bakery, coffee shops and hairdressers. There is also a pharmacy, a library and a medical centre. The historic village of Titchfield with its 7th century church, the oldest in Hampshire, the ruins of Titchfield Abbey and the Great Barn where it is thought that William Shakespeare first performed Twelfth Night is a delightful place to visit just 2.3 miles away. The accommodation which has been beautifully maintained and modernised has retained many of the original features associated with the Edwardian era such as the black and white tiled floor in the entrance hall, the internal doors to most rooms and the stairs that lead to the first floor. There is the addition of a porch at the front of the house that leads into the entrance hall which, in turn, gives access to a spacious sitting room that has a large bay window with views out to the Solent and through which the afternoon and evening sun streams and a very efficient Chesneys log burner for cosy winter evenings. To the other side of the hall is another reception room currently used as a study with identical views to the sitting room and which has a cast iron gas coal effect fire in an oak surround with a granite hearth. There are high quality hand built oak bookshelves incorporating storage cupboards to each chimney recess with a matching built in crescent shaped desk and cabinet. To the rear of the house there is a separate utility room housing a Bosch washing machine, Zanussi tumble drier and stainless steel sink unit and storage cupboards. A very comfortable open plan family living area that includes a luxury fully fitted kitchen installed in 2017 with Shaker style units and solid oak worktops, a double butler’s sink, a walk-in pantry with automatic lighting and a large breakfast bar. Kitchen appliances include a 5 ring gas Rangemaster 100 cooker, Bosch dishwasher and built in fridge. The dining area overlooks the beautifully landscaped rear garden and leads into the cinema room that has a large wall mounted screen (measuring 92 ins on the diagonal), a ceiling mounted Optima projector and surround sound (all available by separate negotiation) ideal for family film nights. Bi-fold doors lead from the kitchen into an impressive Amdega garden room also with views over the beautifully landscaped gardens. There is a cloakroom housing a Worcester Greenstar boiler, serviced annually with multi zoned Hive system for central heating and water and a water softener. Texecom multi-zone burglar alarm with remote access. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all featuring the original Edwardian cast iron fireplaces; the master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and fitted dressing table together with luxury ensuite shower room fitted in 2019. A further guest bathroom also fitted in 2019 serves the 2 other guest bedrooms which also have adjoining dressing rooms with restricted ceiling height but which could easily be converted to ensuite facilities. The spacious landing features a picture window framing the waterside view and which would provide space to create another staircase giving access to the large roof space where a studio or similar could be created with a large apex window looking out to sea. The suggested alterations would all be subject to the necessary Planning and Building Regulations consent. Outside to the rear of the property is an enclosed and professionally landscaped garden that mixes the formality of well stocked herbaceous borders with the informality of a woodland area which contains a variety of specimen trees that include Himalayan Birch, Bay, Holly and Chestnut trees. There are terraced areas for entertaining and brick pathways that provide access to all areas of the garden including to an attractive cedar hexagonal summer house with power and light and an ornamental pond with a water feature, as well as an aluminium greenhouse and large timber garden tool shed constructed in 2023. To the front there is an integral single garage with electric roller shutter door and door into the house. The driveway is bricked paved featuring a compass rose and with ample parking for 4/5 cars and/or a small boat with space to turn and exit forwards onto Cliff Road. There is a small shrubbery and it is all enclosed by an ornamental brick wall and 5 bar gate. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden via both sides of the house. If you have a love of the sea there will not be a better opportunity to buy a home in such an enviable position so close to beaches and all that they have to offer. Notes: The Cinema Room was previously an annex that still retains all the plumbing and electrics so it could easily be returned to that use or converted to a Guest Bedroom Suite with an ensuite bathroom. The adjoining property, No 14 Cliff Road, was demolished earlier in 2024 and is being rebuilt with completion anticipated in April 2025. Plans of the design are available on request. Location: Gosport Marinas - 6.8 miles Gun Wharf Quays via Gosport Ferry - 6.4 miles Portsmouth Cross Channel Ferry Terminal - 12 miles Hamble - 12 miles Southampton Airport Parkway - 14 miles Southampton Airport - 15 miles Solent Airport (Private Aircraft) - 2.6 miles M27 J9 - 6.3 miles Titchfield - 2.3 miles Prep Schools: Boundary Oak Wickham West Hill Park Titchfield Meon Cross Stubbington Public Schools: Portsmouth Grammar Churchers Petersfield King Edward VI Southampton St Swithuns Winchester Primary Schools: Crofton Hammond Infant and Junior Stubbington Secondary Schools: Crofton School Stubbington For more information and an appointment to view please contact David Brierley at By Design on 07464 679875 or [email protected] Disclaimer All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on.The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. 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Hillside Farm is a truly unique New Forest retreat, inspired by Japanese haiku principles and featured on Grand Designs. The property blends striking architecture with the nature of The New Forest, set in over 50 acres to include a vineyard, orchard, and accompanying fields.Internally The design concept embraces the idea of a small cluster of buildings huddled on a hillside, creating a composition that harmonises with the surrounding New Forest landscape. The final design comprises three connected structures: a spacious ‘barn' living area, a smaller ‘stable' bedroom wing, and a 3-storey ‘silo' housing support spaces. These are linked seamlessly with fully enclosed glass bridges, providing transparency, connectivity, and dramatic views of the landscape.Featured on Grand Designs, Hillside Farm exemplifies an approach to modern, site-responsive homes in the New Forest. It demonstrates how contemporary architecture can respect the natural environment while providing innovative, light-filled, and functional spaces for modern living.The open plan kitchen/living area offers far reaching views across the estate and is flooded with natural light. There is a range of base level units, electric aga, and a central island with breakfast bar. The principal suite is situated to the rear, with a well-proportioned bedroom and fully appointed bathroom. On the other side of the property is a three-storey tower, comprises basement shower/utility room, ground level bedroom/office and first floor study – with views across the surrounding grounds.Externally Hillside Farm is set in ground spanning over 50 acres, offering complete privacy and tranquillity. It was imperative for the vendors during the inception of Hillside Farm to have organic land throughout, never touched with a chemical. Architecturally striking, Hillside Farm was built in 2004 and inspired by the Japanese ‘haiku' style, ensuring simplicity to connect you with nature. It reached National publicity when featured on an episode of ‘Grand Designs'.A long sweeping driveway leads to the front gate, entrancing the estate. There are two fully equipped large garages at the end of the drive, both of good size. One has an electric vehicle charging point, a range of base level units with worktop and sink, and both have electric doors. The wine store is situated on the rear, ideal for storing the wine produced at the property's very own vineyard. The fully equipped garages could be utilised for entertaining or additional accommodation, subject to appropriate permissions. A cabin sits not far from the main house, which could offer further accommodation for a family if required. It features two bedrooms, a family bathroom, kitchen/living room and accompanying decked terrace. A further garage is situated on the grounds, offering plenty of storage throughout.Multiple alfresco dining spaces are positioned throughout the grounds, from areas of patio to an impressive wooden covered seating area, access via a decked walkway, with panoramic 360-degree views of the estate and further beyond tree line. The Japanese inspiration for the house, filters into the landscaped gardens surrounding the home, with tranquil water elements and winding walkways. The 50+ acres are broken down into three expansive fields and the main gardens, including the properties very own vineyard and orchard. The vineyard, seamlessly woven into the estate, presents an opportunity for a boutique winemaking venture, or simply to entertain guests, elevating the lifestyle offering of this exceptional New Forest Retreat.Location Hillside Farm is set in a private but accessible location, surrounded by woodland on the Western periphery of the New Forest National Park.Situated on the outskirts of the village of Bransgore, with its local amenities, array of New Forest Pubs and Primary School. The location provides a brilliant balance between coastal and country living, with Avon beach just over 7 miles away. On the doorstep is open forest which is ideal for walks and cycling. Both Christchurch and Ringwood town centre are approximately seven miles distant, both market towns are enriched with local history and offer an array of amenities. Hinton Admiral train station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport offers a range of international options.Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: E Council Tax Band: GServices: Mains water and electricity Drainage: Septic Tank to the cabin and sewerage treatment plant for the main house Solar array supplying electric and hot water. Bottled gas for the hob

Tucked away at the end of a long private driveway on the fringes of the highly sought-after village of Seaview, this enchanting 18th-century character home offers an exceptional blend of period charm, privacy, and space. Nestled within 0.59 acres of mature, secluded grounds, the property presents a rare opportunity to own a truly unique and versatile home in an idyllic coastal setting. The original home dates back to 1780, with extensions added in 1824, and then further extended in the 1980s to create additional living space whilst preserving its original architectural essence, the home exudes character at every turn. One of its most striking features is the octagonal-shaped formal dining room, a stunning space with soaring ceilings, perfect for entertaining. Directly beneath it sits another distinctive octagonal room currently used as a fourth bedroom, but provides flexible space for use as a home office or hobby / playroom. Set across three floors with a series of charming split levels, the layout has been cleverly designed to offer privacy and tranquility. Each of the four double bedrooms is thoughtfully positioned in different areas of the home, making it ideal for families, guests, or multi-generational living. Upon entry, a spacious hallway leads to the elegant dual-aspect sitting room, where natural light floods in through large windows, offering delightful views of the surrounding gardens. The current owners have fitted an attractive wood-burning stove, with Welsh slate and granite hearth and limestone mantle and surround, providing opulence to this lovely room. The dining room fireplace has been fitted with a new gas fire and granite hearth. The main hallway provides access to a cloakroom and a short staircase leading to the beautifully proportioned second bedroom. At the opposite end, stairs ascend to the generous master suite, complete with a luxurious modern Jack and Jill bathroom featuring both bath and shower facilities. The heart of the home is the light-filled breakfast room, which flows effortlessly into a well-appointed kitchen. Designed with the home chef in mind, the kitchen features ample storage and workspace within its smart modern units, while the adjacent utility room offers additional functionality. Leading off from the breakfast area is a large garden room, a peaceful retreat perfect for enjoying morning coffee or unwinding with garden views. Bedroom three and the stylish family bathroom are conveniently located off the breakfast room, while a short flight of stairs descends to bedroom four. Outside, the grounds envelop the home, with mature shrubs and trees providing exceptional privacy. Manicured front, side, and rear gardens create a serene outdoor haven, ideal for al fresco dining, children’s play, or simply soaking up the peaceful ambiance. Ample off-road parking is provided at the front of the property. This exceptional home combines architectural individuality with practical family living, all within a peaceful yet well-connected location. Just minutes from the vibrant heart of Seaview and its beautiful beaches, and with easy access to local amenities and transport links, it offers the perfect balance of rural charm and modern convenience.

Whether you're seeking a dream family home with flexible multi-generational living or looking to generate a substantial income from holiday let market, this property offers the best of both worlds. This stunning 1930s home has been thoughtfully extended and modernised, culminating in the magnificent six bedroom home we see today. Whilst the main house offers generous family accommodation, with 3 spacious double bedrooms and ample living areas – the real highlight for savvy buyers is the fantastic income potential or multigenerational living, offered by the 2 self contained annexes; perfect for holiday lets, long term rentals or family members. To the front, a large driveway and garage offer ample parking for multiple vehicles. Accessed through a charming central brick and timber portico, the original house opens into a delightful hallway with a beautiful staircase featuring wrought iron spindles. The heart of the home is the expansive open plan kitchen diner, which features integrated appliances, and a characterful brick fireplace with a modern wood burning stove.Twin sets of patio doors lead directly to the beautifully landscaped rear garden. The inviting sitting room boasts dual aspect windows and another lovely fireplace with log burner, adding to the homes warmth and charm. Upstairs, the main house includes 3 generously sized bedrooms. The principal suite benefits from a huge luxurious dressing room and en-suite bathroom with a large bath tub. A spacious family bathroom serves the remaining 2 bedrooms. The annexes are where this property truly excels in terms of investment opportunity.