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INTRODUCTON Rock Edge is a fabulous detached three bedroom residence with outstanding views across Torbay which really must be seen to be fully appreciated.  The property occupies an enviable position within one of Torbay's most sought after locations and provides easy access to the town centre, harbour and the shops and restaurants nearby.Rock Edge sits within a generous plot of 0.33 acre and offers garaging and parking to both the front and rear of the house.  Accommodation is laid out thoughtfully to make the most of the wonderful views from primarily the large reception rooms on the entry level.  The property is presented to an exceptional standard throughout and has been constantly updated during the current owners time of occupation.  There are two large reception rooms, a study or fourth bedroom, kitchen / dining room, cloakroom / wc and side conservatory.  Downstairs, there are three bedrooms, the master with en suite facilities and a modern four piece bathroom suite.  To the side of the house there is access to a useful large storage area where the gas boiler is situated.The main garden is located to the rear of the house.  The sun terrace directly to the rear of the house provides truly breathtaking views across Torbay towards Livermead, Churston Ferrers and Brixham.  Access down to the lower section of garden is obtained via a series of paths with colourful rockeries and seating areas.  The lower section of garden is predominantly lawned with established shrubs and apple trees and there is access to the Coastal Path and Daddyhole Plain via two gates which are private to residents.SELLERS INSIGHT We were searching for a coastal property nearly 26 years ago and viewed a number with views.  Despite it being a larger garden than we needed, when we saw Rock Edge we both fell in love with it.  The sea views were simply breathtaking and we enjoy them as much today as we did the first time we visited.Over the years we have constantly updated the property to modern standards and although we have considered extending upwards, we have always felt that the accommodation on offer provided us with everything we needed.  The close proximity to the town centre, coast path walks, access to Daddyhole Plain and the marina was a key factor for us buying, particularly as it is only a short five minute walk down the hill.We hope that the new buyers will enjoy Rock Edge as much as we have, it certainly is a very special home.STEP INSIDE On entering the property it is very clear that this is a house of exceptional quality and is immaculately presented throughout.  The accommodation is set to a 'reverse level' plan to make the very most of the outstanding views from the main receptions.  From the entrance hallway there is a cloakroom / wc and a useful storage area with room to hang up coats and store shoes.  The main two reception rooms take the form of a large 'L' shaped living room affording stunning bay views and a modern bespoke kitchen / dining room, perfect for modern day entertaining.  Both rooms interconnect each other and provide a smooth transition between receptions.  Just off the kitchen is a useful pantry and side conservatory room leading out to a private breakfast area.  From the living room, there is a fourth bedroom or study room to suit one's requirements.From the entrance hallway stairs lead down to a spacious landing area.  There are three bedrooms to this level comprising two doubles and a single.  All of the bedrooms afford views over the rear garden out to Torbay.  The master bedroom is a generous size double with fitted wardrobes and access into a modern three piece en suite shower room.  The family bathroom is a large modern four piece suite of exceptional quality with tiled flooring and tiling to half ceiling height.  To the side of the house is a boiler room which provides useful storage.It should also be noted that there is potential (subject to planning permission) to extend into the loft to create additional living space should one wish. STEP OUTSIDE Rock Edge sits within a generous size plot of 0.33 acre.  To the front of the house is a brick paved driveway providing private off road parking for a couple of vehicles and leading to a good size garage with lighting, power and an electric up and over door.  The front garden is terraced to two levels with low maintenance in mind as the main garden is to the rear of the house.  Should one require additional driveway parking this area could easily be adapted to suit this.As previously mentioned, the main garden is to the rear of the house.  A pretty side breakfast area with path leads around to the rear garden where the view and sun terrace are prominent.  The sun terrace is extremely generous in size and affords panoramic views across Torbay.  These are views with a real wow factor!  A series of pathways interspersed with sitting areas and well stocked, colourful rockeries leads down to the main garden.  This area is mainly laid to lawn and largely level with a range of apple trees and colourful borders.  There is also secondary off road parking and a side gate providing access to a lane connecting the coastal path.LOCATION Rock Edge is situated on the highly sought after Rock End Avenue area of Torquay.  The property affords wonderful views over the bay and is a short walk down to Torquay town centre, the Marina and the Royal Torbay Yacht Club. There are wonderful coastal walks with a variety of sandy beaches, pretty coves and attractive headlands in both directions and direct access to the footpath from the houses in this area. Cockington Village & Country Park is also within a short drive from house. Torquay town centre offers an excellent variety of established shops, amenities, bars and restaurants. Torquay Railway station is also a short drive from the property. Trains connect the main Penzance to Paddington line at Newton Abbot with train time to London taking around 2 hours 45 minutes from there.  Exeter Airport is 28 miles away taking around 45 minutes via the South Devon Expressway. USEFUL INFORMATION Council Tax Band:  G Local Authority: Torbay District Council - wwwtorbay.gov.uk / 01803 201201 Property Tenure: Freehold (not listed). Key access to Daddyhole Plain access and coastal path currently £60pa (Rock End Residents Association). Services: Mains gas, water & electricity. Mains drainage. Important Locations: Torquay Railway Station: 1.6 miles, Dartmouth (via Higher Ferry) 11 miles, Exeter 24 miles, Exeter Airport 27 miles, Plymouth 31 miles. Agent Details: Via Fine & Country South Devon - 01803 898321 / [email protected] Energy Efficiency Current: 67.0 Energy Efficiency Potential: 76.0

OVERVIEW Guyscliffe Farm has so much to offer and is perfect for those looking for a slice of the good life in the heart of the North Devon countryside. This fabulous 'lifestyle' home presents a range of different opportunities for the new owner and it sits in an idyllic rural location on the very outskirts of the popular coastal village of Combe Martin. Occupying a prominent and elevated location, the property lies in the centre of its own grounds, approached via a sweeping driveway, which amount to 24.165 acres (9.779 hectares) and includes pasture land and paddocks and an area of woodland. The outstanding position offers superb, uninterrupted and far reaching views in every direction over the neighbouring countryside and Exmoor and out towards the Hangman Hills, the Bristol Channel and the rugged coastline. Within the grounds is a huge 75ft x 45ft detached modern barn which has been divided up into different units and again providing a wide variety of different uses with some potential light commercial uses as well subject to any necessary consent. Within the barn there are six different areas including a store and plant room, 2 large and well-equipped workshops, a 30ft long gym, a games room/store and a storage unit that has, in the past, been let out to provide a useful additional income. Guyscliffe Farm also has its own campsite for tented visitors only at present. This is run under the 60 day permitted development rule which allows the site to operate without a camping licence or formal planning permission. The area allocated for the campsite sits on the northern side of the holding and provides six pitches, all with electric hook up points. In addition to that, part of the large barn has been converted to form newly created showers and toilets and a wash-up area for the campers to use whilst on site. Furthermore, the campsite enjoys arguably the finest views of all from the property with the main vista directly down the valley and out towards the Bristol Channel and the rugged coastline. From here, there would be some spectacular sunsets to be enjoyed throughout the year! The land surrounds the farm buildings on all sides and provides a high degree of privacy and seclusion. A sweeping driveway leads up through the grounds which has been recently widened to accommodate larger vehicles. There are various paddocks throughout the holding which are ideal for small animals such as horses, sheep, goats, chickens and ducks. There is also ample space for vegetable production and cultivation if desired. The wooded area provides a delightful area for a stroll out and is a haven for a variety of wildlife. The living accommodation at Guyscliffe Farm is particularly versatile and perfect for the larger family, dual family occupation or for home and income purposes thus further adding to the overall commercial potential of the property. There is a well-presented, much improved and recently modernised 4 bedroom main house which is a modern detached family home built in the mid-1980's with the accommodation designed to take maximum advantage of the outstanding and far reaching views with its reverse level design. Part of the house on the lower ground floor can be closed off to form a small apartment/annexe with its own independent access which comprises a living room, kitchenette an en suite double bedroom as well as a further shower room and separate toilet. This area of the property is perfect for an elderly or dependent relative or for teenage children perhaps. Furthermore, this unit could also be let out as a summer holiday let or as a permanent let on an assured shorthold tenancy. The present owners have undertaken many positive changes to the property adding so much to the buildings and the land to enhance the potential the property offers. A real transformative addition to the property is the recent construction of a superb 60ft x 20ft detached 2 bedroom lodge style home which provides very generously sized ancillary accommodation to the main home. The wooden structured building sits under an attractive natural slate roof with solar PV panels (currently not connected), and has impressive rooms with high vaulted ceilings throughout as well as a 30ft long kitchen/living/dining room, a TV room and a snug/lounge. Both of the bedrooms have their own modern and well-appointed en suite facilities too. Again, the fabulous far reaching views of the coastline and countryside can be enjoyed from more or less every window as well as the two sun terraces and the allocated and enclosed area of rear garden. This newly constructed additional home is perfect for those looking for dual family occupation as it provides all of the modern comforts of any masonry constructed house. Indeed, the present owners have chosen to occupy this part of the property as their main home which then allows for the house to be let out as a holiday home or as a permanent let, for income, if desired. For those who are looking for green credentials, Guyscliffe Farm has solar PV panels sitting on top of the large barn which supplements the electricity supply to main house and the barn and provides a feed in tariff to the National Grid and returns around £600 per annum. There is battery storage as well for this system. There is a further array of solar PV panels on the lodge roof to help provide power to the lodge and also be channelled to battery storage as well. At present, this system is not fully connected. Water is supplied from 2 natural springs. The water from the springs fill holding tanks that total 33,000 litres located in different areas of the property. The water is then pumped into the main house and the lodge providing excellent water pressure. There is also scope to add wind turbines too if required and subject to any necessary consent. THE MAIN HOUSE The main family home is a modern mid-1980's built reverse level detached house designed to take full advantage of the excellent far reaching views. The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the main living space on the upper ground floor and the bedrooms on the lower ground level. The property has been much improved, modernised and upgraded by the present owners to provide a versatile home ideal for the modern day family or for a family with an elderly or dependent relative as there is an area of the property on the lower ground floor that can be closed off to form an annexe/apartment. This area would also be ideal for teenage children too who want their own independent space. Furthermore, this area could be holiday or permanently let to provide a useful supplementary income. The heating in the main house is supplied via an LP gas boiler. There is also an oil fired Aga which is used as a back-up to the heating and hot water supply. The electricity supply is supplemented by the solar PV panels that sit on top of the large barn. The house has bright and airy accommodation and comprises an entrance lobby where there is access to a shower room which is particularly handy as and when you are working in the garden. The main living space has a cosy yet modern open plan feel with an abundance of light and windows and doors that enjoy the outstanding views across the countryside and out to the coastline. The 16ft long kitchen area has a range of hand-built wooden units complimented by slate work surfaces. There is a central island unit too with a copper double bowl Belfast sink and a breakfast bar. There is the oil-fired Aga as well as an integrated oven and electric hob and further areas of hand-built floor to ceiling cupboards and incorporating space for an American style fridge/freezer. The kitchen opens into the impressive 'L-Shaped' lounge/diner which has maximum measurements of 28ft x 21ft. Throughout the room there is attractive herringbone parquet style wooden floor which has been painstakingly restored and laid by the present owners. The room is set in two distinct areas providing a space for a large dining table and chairs as well a spacious lounge which has a marble fireplace and wood burner which adds character and atmosphere to the property and provides a focal point to the room. There is a built-in dresser unit with cupboards and shelving and glazed double doors to the rear lead out on to the garden whilst at the front, doors open on to a delightful balcony which enjoys the uninterrupted vista. Stairs lead down to the lower ground floor where there are four bedrooms in total, each with their own well-appointed en suite facilities. Two of the bedrooms together with a modern and well-equipped kitchenette, can be shut off from the rest of the house to form the annexe/apartment if required. This would then give accommodation for the annexe of a living room, double bedroom with an en suite shower room, a kitchen and a further shower room and separate toilet. This area can be independently accessed as well to retain privacy from the main house and there are also independent electric heaters that can be run separately from main central heating system. Immediately surrounding the house are landscaped areas of garden including a large front paved patio which is a great space for outdoor entertaining, al-fresco dining and barbecues, sun bathing etc. There is a hot tub too (available by separate negotiation). The patio can be directly accessed via all four bedrooms as well as the kitchenette. The gardens stretch out to the side of the building, laid to terraced lawns and interspersed with shrubs, bushes and trees. At the rear of the house there is an enclosed area immediately behind the building, accessible from the lounge and being ideal for dogs and small children. Beyond there, the gardens continue up and away from the house to an enclosure for ducks/chickens, an ornamental pond with water feature and a greenhouse. THE ANCILLARY LODGE As mentioned earlier, this a newly constructed home that is for use ancillary to the main house and is perfect for those looking for versatility in the overall accommodation and especially for multi-generational living. The accommodation is arranged over a single level and amounts to approximately 1,200ft2 (111m2). The high vaulted ceilings reach just under 10ft and add to the feeling of space within the building. There is an LP gas fired boiler that provides the heating and the hot water and, when connected up, the solar PV panels will also help to supplement the electricity supply and the hot water too. The impressive and unique accommodation comprises an entrance hall with good storage above the plant room. There is a handy utility room and toilet too. The heart of the home is the 30ft long kitchen/living/dining room. There is an extensive range of hand-built base units with slate work surfaces over, similar to that of the main house. There is a stainless-steel double bowl Belfast sink unit, provision for a range style cooker with an extractor canopy over and further floor to ceiling cupboards providing an abundance of storage and incorporating a niche for an American style fridge/freezer. There is plenty of space for a family sized dining table and chairs and an attractive stained glass door and screen provides a feature to the room and leads through into the lounge/snug. The lounge/snug is a cosy twin-aspect room with glazed double doors that perfectly frame the far reaching fabulous views over the countryside and open on to a 20ft long sun terrace which stretches across the width of the lodge. In addition, a 16ft long Cinema room provides a further space to relax and enjoy. There is a feature ornamental fireplace and blackout wooden shutters. The two bedrooms are both generous double sized room and both have their own en suite facilities. Bedroom 1 has glazed double doors that open onto the sun terrace as mentioned earlier. A door leads through into a well-appointed en suite bathroom which comprises a white suite with a roll-top bath as well as a separate walk-in shower cubicle. Leading from the en suite is a walk-in wardrobe/dressing room with shelving and hanging rails. Bedroom 2 also has double doors out on to a separate sun terrace and enjoys the excellent views. There is a range of fitted cupboards, shelving and hanging rails. The en suite wet room has easy access and plenty of space suiting elderly or disabled users as well as a remote-controlled Mira shower. Outside, as well as the two sun terraces, the lodge has its own area of enclosed and allocated low maintenance garden to the side and rear of the building. The garden area is laid mainly to attractive plumb slate gravel bounded by a wooden fence and stone-filled gabion baskets. There is direct vehicular access up to the lodge as well with plenty of parking space immediately outside too. This really is an impressive and unique unit of accommodation and a fabulous and very comfortable additional living space. THE LAND AND OUTBUILDINGS As mentioned above, Guyscliffe Farm sits in 24.165 acres (9.779 hectares). The sweeping driveway leads up through the grounds to the house and outbuildings where there is a good-sized car park for visitors and the guests to the campsite. There is plenty of parking for numerous cars and larger vehicles and farm equipment too. Immediately adjacent to the car park is a level and enclosed area of garden which has a carefully positioned summer house which soaks up the views in all directions and is the perfect vantage point for those spectacular sunsets we mentioned earlier. There is also a portable cabin as well which is a very useful additional facility and is available by separate negotiation. The main 75ft x 45ft barn has been described above. There are services to that barn which include water, electricity and drainage. There are further parking areas around the barn too. Adjacent to the barn is a wood store as well as a large modern open fronted barn which houses three 10,000 litre water holding tanks. There are different pockets of land and enclosed paddocks throughout the grounds to enjoy. There area of woodland sits on the western side of the property and adjacent to and beyond there are various fields suitable for animals such as sheep, goats, alpacas, horses etc. SERVICES AND COUNCIL TAX There is mains electricity supplemented by solar PV panels which also provide a fee in tariff of around £600 per annum. The water is supplied from two different springs and feed various holding tanks which, in total, store up to 33,000 litres. The water is filtered and pumped to various areas around the farm including the main house, lodge and large barn. There are two private sewerage systems. The property also has an underground LP gas tank and over ground oil tank. The property currently has one council tax band which is Band E. MAIN HOUSE Upper Ground Floor Entrance Lobby 5'2 x 5' (1.57m x 1.52m). Shower Room 5'7 x 5'2 (1.7m x 1.57m). Kitchen 16'2 x 11' (4.93m x 3.35m). Dining Room 14' x 11'4 (4.27m x 3.45m). Lounge 21'4 x 16'3 (6.5m x 4.95m). Lower Ground Floor Hallway Bedroom 1 12' x 10'5 (3.66m x 3.18m). En Suite Bathroom 6'5 x 5' (1.96m x 1.52m). Bedroom 2 16'4 x 10' (4.98m x 3.05m). Maximum measurements En Suite Shower Room 6'7 x 5'3 (2m x 1.6m). Bedroom 3 12'10 x 10'3 (3.9m x 3.12m). Maximum measurements En Suite Toilet 5' x 4' (1.52m x 1.22m). Bedroom 4/Living Room 14'4 x 12'2 (4.37m x 3.7m). Maximum measurements En Suite Shower 5'6 x 3' (1.68m x 0.91m). En Suite Toilet 5'5 x 5'3 (1.65m x 1.6m). Kitchenette 10'6 x 4'8 (3.2m x 1.42m). THE LODGE Entrance Hall 9'9 x 3'5 (2.97m x 1.04m). Utility Room/Toilet 6'4 x 3'5 (1.93m x 1.04m). Kitchen/Diner 30'9 x 9'9 (9.37m x 2.97m). Lounge/Snug 15' x 9'9 (4.57m x 2.97m). TV Room/Cinema Room 19'9 x 9'9 (6.02m x 2.97m). Maximum measurements Bedroom 1 12'4 x 9'10 (3.76m x 3m). En Suite Bathroom 9'9 x 7'5 (2.97m x 2.26m). Walk-in Wardrobe 9'9 x 5'10 (2.97m x 1.78m). Bedroom 2 12'10 x 9'9 (3.9m x 2.97m). En Suite Wet Room 9'8 x 6'5 (2.95m x 1.96m). Front Sun Terrace 19'9 x 6' (6.02m x 1.83m). Side SunTerrace 21'3 x 6'6 (6.48m x 1.98m). THE LARGE BARN Central Hallway 74' x 12' (22.56m x 3.66m). Gym 29'8 x 16'5 (9.04m x 5m). Store 14'5 x 10'7 (4.4m x 3.23m). Plant Room 14'5 x 4'9 (4.4m x 1.45m). Workshop 2 22'6 x 16'6 (6.86m x 5.03m). Store/Games Room 21'7 x 16'5 (6.58m x 5m). Workshop 1 22'4 x 16'5 (6.8m x 5m). Store 22'1 x 16'5 (6.73m x 5m). CAMP SITE FACILITIES Wash-up Room 10'6 x 10'4 (3.2m x 3.15m). Toilet 1 5' x 4'4 (1.52m x 1.32m). Toilet 2 5' x 4'4 (1.52m x 1.32m). Shower Room 1 Shower Room 2 OPEN FRONTED BARN 45'6 x 11'10 (13.87m x 3.6m). Applicants are advised to proceed from Barnstaple on the B3230. Continue along the road following it into Muddiford, about 2.4 miles in total. Turn right on to Whitefield Hill, shortly after the Muddiford Inn and continue up the hill for a further 3.4 miles to Berry Down Cross. At Berry Down Cross, at the junction, proceed straight on onto the A3123. A further 0.3 miles on, ignore the right-hand turn signed Blackmoor Gate and Lynton and proceed straight on following the signs to Combe Martin. Follow this road for a further 1.9 miles where the entrance to the drive of Guyscliffe Farm will be found on the left-hand side, immediately opposite a road side property and clearly marked with a Fine & Country For Sale board. Follow the drive up to the car parking area.

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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Park Cottage is a beautifully presented and highly individual four bedroom detached family home, located in the exceedingly popular and sought after coastal village of Lee. The house was originally constructed in 1840 and occupies an incredible private, elevated position which enjoys pleasant views over the mature 3/4 of an acre garden. The property offers extremely well balanced living accommodation over two floors that is superbly laid out for family living and entertaining. This stunning property is quite simply in immaculate order throughout with a design that has been focused on practicality, longevity and also benefits from a huge amount of natural light throughout which not only makes the property shine but adds to the welcoming and homely feel. The ground floor comprises of a spacious kitchen with a comprehensive range base level units, matching drawers and space for a dining table and chairs. There is a useful pantry that leads off from the kitchen. Moving through the property to the inner hallway, there is a useful storage cupboard, stairway leading to the first floor and has all doors leading off to the principle rooms. The living room is a very impressive and light filled room with a feature bay window with a glazed door to the garden. There is also an attractive fireplace with exposed stonework and flagstone hearth with wood burning stove. There is also a Victorian former fireplace with hearth at the other end of the room. The dining room is a further large reception room with ample space for a large dining table and chairs. The room also features a Victorian fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and access out to the garden. The study is a good size and features made to measure fitted cupboards and shelving. This room could also be utilized a further bedroom, which would be ideal for a dependant relative. The ground floor is completed with a separate cloakroom and utility room. Moving up through the property onto the first floor landing, there are two Velux skylights and a galleried ceiling. The main bedroom is very impressive double bedroom with a double aspect and features a range of built in wardrobes. The en-suite to the main bedroom is a modern four piece suite comprising of a white roll top claw footed bath, white low level WC, dresser unit with inset vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap, and a walk in shower with tiled flooring. The walk in wardrobe has a range of custom fitted shelving/hanging space and pull out drawers. Bedroom 2 is a good size double room with a feature former Victorian fireplace and built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 is a further double room also with built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 also provides access up to the loft space. The guest suite bedroom is light and airy and features a feature former Victorian fireplace, airing cupboard with fitted lagged cylinder and shelving, large walk in wardrobe and a modern three piece shower room en-suite. The family bathroom features a white roll top claw bath tub, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail, fully tiled walk in shower and underfloor heating. The outside of this wonderful property is real stand out feature. The property is approached by double pedestrian gates via a gravelled pathway to a sunny aspect patio and terrace. The views that stretch over the mature gardens are simply sunning. The large, landscaped gardens and grounds are an absolute delight and are a haven for birds of all descriptions. There are two main areas of garden that sit just below the property to the front which predominately laid to lawn and are surrounded by a large variety of mature shrubs, attractive flowers and verdant vegetation. These lawned areas are very private and could be used for aesthetic and recreational purposes. There is also a useful lean-to, shed and greenhouse neatly tucked away within the grounds. To the side of the property there is a log store and a three tiered decking area with a covered hot tub. Behind the hot tub, further steps take you up to a gym, which could also be utilized as a home office or work shop. The views at the top of these steps are incredible! From the road there are double opening timber gates that provide access on to a private driveway that has ample space to park multiple cars. There is also a detached double garage with boarded roof storage and solar panels. Opposite the property on the other side of the road, timber double gates lead in to an additional hard standing area with ample parking for several vehicles. The current owners park their campervan in this space and have installed an outdoor power supply which would be suitable to charge electric vehicles. Beyond the hand standing, there is a large separate paddock area of approximately 1 1/4 acres which has a small gently flowing stream which runs along the Southern boundary. Lee is a charming, small coastal village which lies immediately west of the town of Ilfracombe. There is local public house serving food, village hall and church as well as the rocky cove bay and beach and Lee has a very active community with various clubs and associations. Ilfracombe is located just 2 miles away and has a variety of shops and supermarkets including Tesco, Co-Op and Lidl as well as schools for all ages, a theatre, swimming pool, a variety of good quality restaurants, small hospital and health centre as well as the picturesque harbour and quay which is home to Damien Hirst's 'Verity' statue. Barnstaple, which is North Devon's main trading centre, is approximately 14 miles away and has many of the big name shops, a rail link and direct access onto the A361 North Devon link road which joins the M5 at junction 27. The property currently makes for a comfortable home for the growing family but would also suit those seeking a sizeable property to relocate or as a sound holiday investment. This truly exceptional home warrants an early internal inspection to avoid disappointment. Ground Floor Kitchen Living Room 31'8 x 23'9 (9.65m x 7.24m). Dining Room 24'11 x 18'8 (7.6m x 5.7m). Study 16'5 x 12'4 (5m x 3.76m). Utility Room 12' x 5'5 (3.66m x 1.65m). Cloakroom 6' x 4'4 (1.83m x 1.32m). Inner Hallway First Floor Main Bedroom 21'6 x 18'5 (6.55m x 5.61m). En-Suite 16'2 x 9'2 (4.93m x 2.8m). Walk In Wardrobe 12' x 5'5 (3.66m x 1.65m). Bedroom 2 19'7 x 16'4 (5.97m x 4.98m). Bedroom 3 19'7 x 18'3 (5.97m x 5.56m). Guest Suite Bedroom 20'3 x 16'8 (6.17m x 5.08m). En-Suite 13'8 x 8'9 (4.17m x 2.67m). Bathroom 19'10 x 13'2 (6.05m x 4.01m). Garage

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.

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.

Super prime Sandbanks waterfront living awaits, with this discreetly located 6 bedroom detached home with 35 meter width water frontage, and sweeping Poole Harbour views. Best bids by 13th October. Located on the world famous Sandbanks Peninsula, the property is discreetly hidden away down a long drive. Landscaped grounds with mature planting open up onto a large driveway offering parking for several cars and giving access to the garaging and the main house. Having been modified over the years, the front door leads into an entrance hall that has a door to the main house on the ground floor and stairs connecting up to a self-contained apartment.. The ground floor comprises of a kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, sitting room and study, with access into the integral garage and utility room. The first floor hosts four bedrooms with two bathrooms and a separate kitchen. Bedroom 3 and 4, can be split from the house, to create a self-contained apartment. Accesses from the main home or the stairs from the main hall, lead up to the top floor, which hosts a further dedicated apartment consisting of bedrooms 6 & 7, a bathroom and kitchen/day room. The property is privately screened form the main road, with a plethora of mature shrubs and trees. Access at the side of the property has doors connecting into a gardener’s W.C and a storage room. Paths lead to the rear garden, which opens up at the back, giving 35 meters of width, split into two sections. The upper lawn area, with terraces adjoins the main home, offering sweeping panoramic Poole Harbour views. Steps lead down to the waterside lawn, which is private and sheltered, with heavenly views, and access out onto the jetty and into Poole Harbour. The property sits on circa 0.5 of an acre and is in need of major refurbishment or could lend itself to be a development plot, subject to planning consents. Property Notes Council Tax Band: H EPC Rating: E Superfast Broadband Available About The Location Recognised as one of the world’s most exclusive places to live, Sandbanks enjoys international fame for its spectacular waterfront locations and award-winning sandy beaches. The water is a gorgeous backdrop for walking, jogging or cycling too; the route through Sandbanks and across to Studland and the Isle of Purbeck is a particular favourite for local cyclists. Miles of golden sand and crystal-clear water is matched only by the impressive expanse of Poole Harbour – the largest of its kind in Europe, and the second largest in the world. Whilst the sheltered beach attracts sunbathers and swimmers, the harbour waters are famous for year-round sports including windsurfing, water skiing, jet skiing, kite surfing, paddle boarding, sailing and swimming and are also home to several marinas and yacht clubs including Sandbanks, Parkstone, Salterns and the prestigious Royal Motor Yacht Club. Championship golf is available at Parkstone Golf Course and other local highly regarded clubs at Ferndown and Broadstone and further afield at Remedy Oak. The tennis community is strong locally at the The East Dorset Tennis & Croquet Club and The West Hants Tennis Club. Commuting to London is very convenient with main line stations at Bournemouth and Poole offering regular services reaching London Waterloo within 2 hours. Rick Steins restaurant 680 metres Sandbanks Beach 680 metres Sandbanks Ferry 650 metres Lilliput Shops 2.3 miles Canford Cliffs Shops 2.1 miles Poole Centre 4.5 miles Bournemouth Centre 5.0 miles Bournemouth Airport 12 miles London 110 miles (2 hours by train) All times and distances are approximate

Converted about 20 years ago, Lavender Farm is an impressive 3 double bedroom (2 en-suite) detached barn with an integral 1/2-bedroom holiday let or family annexe, known as The Loft. The extremely spacious living/dining room, with a beautiful fireplace housing a wood burning stove, measures nearly 17m in length, with numerous windows allowing in an abundance of natural light, is a great entertaining space. This opens into the kitchen/family room which features a wide range of wall and base units, a central island and a relaxing family space in front of a character open fireplace. From here, a short walk, passing the plant room and through the laundry room, leads to one of the key features of the property, the pool. The indoor swimming pool is a stunning space, with three bi-folding doors which open onto a block paved patio creating a sociable party area, ideal for al-fresco dining with views over the wildlife pond, gardens and the mature trees that surround the property. Completing the ground floor is a sizable games room featuring a full-sized snooker table and a useful cloakroom w/c. High vaulted ceilings are a real design feature of the first floor within this highly individual barn conversion - they create an amazing feeling of light and space throughout the bedrooms. The master bedroom suite has a dressing area with built in furniture, a very large double bedroom and a quality en-suite, with oak double doors opening onto a balcony, a great spot for morning coffee or breakfast. There are 2 further spacious bedrooms, one with an en-suite, and both have oak double doors with Juliet balconies. Off the landing, a door leads through to The Loft. This is an independent annexe/holiday let with its own entrance and private area of garden set to the back of the barn. The kitchen/living/dining room features a stylish range of modern units with wood work surfaces and built in appliances, the main bedroom is an excellent size and has stairs leading to a mezzanine level for overflow bedroom space, a reading room or study. The bathroom is also very well-presented. Under the original planning Lavender Farm could have one letting unit plus the main residence but this could easily be returned to a large 5 bedroom home. The Loft has the potential to create a good holiday let income, although our clients currently use it as a separate family annexe. The barn overlooks the beautiful wildlife pond and surrounding gardens and is ring fenced by its own land. The pond has a deck area, so you can read a book or drink a glass of wine and enjoy the view back towards the property, with gardens sweeping around to an expanse of lawn and an open paddock, ideal for garden sports. There is plenty of parking and turning in front of the open triple garaging and, from here, a lane with gated access leads to the land. A gate opens into a sloping paddock which offers lovely countryside views from its elevated position. The stable block lies between the 2 paddocks and there is another sizable wildlife pond which forms part of the larger paddock, which has approximately 300m of frontage along the River Neet. Lavender Farm has riparian rights to this stretch of river, which includes the right to fish, with many a trout to be caught. Our client's children use to play 'on the beach' - a sandy section where there is easy access to wade and play in the river with, towards the eastern edge of the land, an 'island' you can cross over to, which their children use to enjoy especially in the summer months. An idyllic place to bring up your family! Location This rural location, set at the end of a private lane with just three other neighbouring properties, lies about 3 miles from the sandy, surfing beach at Widemouth Bay and stunning cliff top walks along this stretch of coastline. The picturesque village of Marhamchurch is 2 miles distant with a community run shop, a county primary school and a public house, with Bude, the popular coastal resort just 2 miles on. Bude has a wide range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities and lies alongside the main A39 Atlantic Highway creating good access to the south to Newquay and its airport and north, via the towns of Bideford and Barnstaple, to the north Devon link road leading to the M5, Bristol and beyond. Services – Mains Electric, Private Water, Private drainage via a septic tank. Council Tax – G Tenure - Freehold EPC – D Games Room 17'11 x 6'7 (5.46m x 2m). Living Room 17'11 x 55'7 (5.46m x 16.94m). Kitchen/Dining Room 34'8 x 17'5 (10.57m x 5.3m). Utility Room 10'1 x 10'3 (3.07m x 3.12m). Swimming Pool 30'11 x 17'5 (9.42m x 5.3m). Master Bedroom 17'11x 19'11 (5.46mx 6.07m). Bedroom 2 13'6 x 17'5 (4.11m x 5.3m). Bedroom 3 13'6 x 20'2 (4.11m x 6.15m). Lounge/Kitchen 14'2x 17'5 (4.32mx 5.3m). Bedroom 1 16'5 x 17'5 (5m x 5.3m). We will meet you at the entrance of Widemouth Bay beach and you can follow us to the property.

Introducing this extremely well presented and spacious five bedroom detached home situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after location of Canford Cliffs. This substantial house with landscaped gardens and swimming pool would be an idyllic family home. The property is at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a plot of 0.22 acres and includes a detached double garage, landscaped gardens to the front and rear and plenty of driveway parking. Upon entering, you are greeted by an abundance of natural light that floods through from the hall to the open-plan living spaces. The heart of the home is a sleek and stylish kitchen/diner complete with quality integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, perfect for casual dining or entertaining guests. A dedicated lounge area provides a separate reception space with a beautiful feature fireplace. For those who enjoy indoor-outdoor living, a bright conservatory seamlessly integrates the indoor space with lovely views over the pool and the outside’s pretty surroundings. From here, you can step out onto the decked balcony area; a serene spot to unwind with a morning coffee or dine al fresco and take in the picturesque sylvan surroundings. The decking steps lead down to your own private paradise featuring a sparkling swimming pool and charming bar area surrounded by a variety of attractive plants, trees, and shrubs - the perfect place for summer soirees or lazy Sunday afternoons giving that holiday from home feeling.    On the lower ground level of the house a useful annex style bedroom suite and home gym studio, further reflect the flexibility and convenience this property provides. On the first floor there are four spacious and neutrally decorated double bedrooms. Bedrooms One and Two both have fitted wardrobe storage and offer well-presented ensuite bath and shower rooms respectively. A family bathroom completes the level. This property would be a fabulous choice for families with spacious and comfortable accommodation and the wonderful garden and swimming pool. With its proximity to amenities and the welcoming neighbourhood, it could be your ideal home! Canford Cliffs is a prime coastal residential suburb, located midway between the towns of Poole and Bournemouth. The area is well-known for its natural beauty and micro-climate, enjoying a reputation for milder winters and more sunshine than most other parts of the country. Nearby, Poole Harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world. Sandbanks hosts award-winning Blue Flag beaches. Bournemouth has just over 11km of golden beaches. Located in Dorset, these two stars in the county provide an eclectic mix of urban, rural and coastal living. Poole and Bournemouth are conveniently located and provide an abundance of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars, together with excellent facilities for bathing, windsurfing, jet skiing, golfing and access to the flagship dealership for Sunseeker luxury yachts. There is a daily ferry to Brownsea Island and Swanage, which is a gateway town for exploring the Jurassic Coast, a 155km World Heritage Site. Good local schools are numerous and include Canford School, Bournemouth and Poole Grammar schools, Bournemouth Collegiate, Talbot Heath and Park School.    Championship golf is available at Parkstone Golf Course and other highly-regarded local clubs such as Ferndown and Broadstone.

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

Fabulous opportunity to acquire this rare semi-detached cottage, in sought after Canford Cliffs only 300 meters (approx) to the main village. Extensively modified and in exquisite order throughout, this 3 bedroom, 3 reception room home is now available. About The property Approaching the main property, gates lead through the generous driveway, lawn to the front left, garage to the right and the main door into the home. The entrance hall opens up affording character features, with all principal rooms connecting through. To the front of the property, the living / dining room sits proudly overlooking the front garden, with its fabulous bay windows, and then from the hall, a dedicated utility connects with the main Kitchen breakfast room overlooking and connecting to the rear garden. The kitchen is simply stunning, modern in design, with a beautiful extension that lights up the room and space with its double aspect glazing. To the first floor, hall connects into the main bedroom, which is complete with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. Bedroom 2 and 3, are both doubles, and have fitted wardrobes, with the shared use of the stunning family bathroom. (The property does have planning approval in place, to extend the property up into the roof, should any buyer wish to do so. For more information on the approval, please call the office) Externally, the property has a traditional front lawn with mature shrubs, drive giving ample off road parking and access into a single garage. The rear of the property is zoned lifestyle living with terracing and lawn area’s with an outdoor Kitchen, BBQ, Sink & Fridge. There is also access into a garden room, which can be used as a Medi / Gym or work from home office. About The Location Canford Cliffs is a prime coastal residential suburb, located on Britain’s milder south coast. The area is well known for its natural beauty and micro climate with a reputation for having mild winters and more sunshine than most other parts of the country.    Conveniently located for the perfect lifestyle there is an abundance of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars in the area together with excellent facilities for sunbathing, swimming, windsurfing, jet skiing, golf and access to the flagship dealership for Sunseeker luxury yachts. For those who like their pace of life a little more relaxed, Newton Road could not be better placed. Miles of award-winning beaches to stroll on or sit with places to eat, drink and watch the world go by are in plentiful supply.    Arts are an important aspect of the area’s creativity and heritage and the area has a strong, developing arts scene. The Lighthouse, which is Poole’s Centre for the Arts is the largest regional centre in the UK and home to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.    There is an abundance of golf courses within a few miles of the property including Ferndown and Broadstone with Championship golf at Parkstone Golf Course the highlight for any golfer.    Located approximately 300 metres from the main village of Canford Cliffs, giving access to the main shopping parade by way of a level walk, the location could scarcely be better. The street scene comprises mainly detached houses and in our opinion is very attractive and sought after. The location places you in the heart of this sought after community.

A delightful modern home that would be perfect for a family or relocating buyer looking for plenty of space in a beautiful and very convenient location close to local amenities and the beach. Set back from the road with a sweeping paved driveway this spacious and modern chalet style home makes a wonderful first impression. Nestled in beautifully landscaped gardens on a plot of 0.72 acres the property has been lovingly refurbished and updated throughout to create a luxurious modern home. The front door opens into a generous, bright and airy entrance hall. The ground floor offers a living room and study to the front of the property with the kitchen/diner and snug lounge at the back overlooking the beautiful gardens. The kitchen offers plenty of storage and worktop space with bespoke units, branded integral appliances and a sociable breakfast bar. There is a separate utility room for laundry facilities. The dining area has sliding glazed doors onto a large patio, perfect for entertaining. The snug is a lovely peaceful space with a lovely sylvan outlook and French doors out to the garden. The snug and/or study could be used as extra bedroom space with a convenient ground floor shower room in addition to a guest w/c. Upstairs the principal bedroom is extremely large measuring 24 ft in length. A clever dressing room area is sectioned off behind the bed and there is also an ensuite shower room. Two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor accommodation. The garden is a real feature with manicured lawns, interesting pathways and rockeries against a backdrop of woodlands providing privacy and seclusion. With such a large plot there is plenty of scope to extend or add additional facilities STPP. Alongside Sandbanks, Branksome Park is one of Poole’s most affluent areas. However, in contrast to the seaside residences on the peninsula, Branksome Park lies inland from the shorefront offering a suburban, almost countrified feel. Properties are largely nestled amongst the trees within private grounds offering space and privacy. A network of footpaths will take you on captivating woodland walks alongside a meandering stream, to reach Branksome Beach in around 2.5km from the property. With award winning sandy beaches, the open sea and coastline and beautiful nature reserves there is a wonderful outdoor lifestyle to discover. Golf, tennis and health clubs are within easy reach and there are active cycling and sea swimming groups locally too. For all your amenities Penn Hill high street is less than 500m from your door offering a selection of lovely restaurants including Isabel's French Brasserie, Jenkins & Sons, Gossip pizzeria and the newly opened Bank by Nicholas James. Delicious prize winning sourdough bread and freshly baked patisserie is available at your local bakery/cafe Mark Bennetts, and there is even a highly regarded fish & chip shop Nick the Fish. Neighbouring Canford Cliffs and Westbourne offer further choices with a cosmopolitan mix of bars bistros and boutiques. There are excellent local transport links with Branksome Train Station which is on the mainline to London just 350m away.

Exceptional design, 7000 sq ft of luxury living, full leisure suite, gated and secure, set in private grounds of circa 1 acre, with triple garaging and parking for 8 to 10 cars. Viewings now available About The Property    This traditionally built home was completed in 2009 with extensive modifications made in 2020 with exemplary specification and finishes completed. The architectural design of the property embraces its central Branksome Park location, with its commanding aspect flowing down across its acre of grounds. The three storey concept gives zoned living with an impressive leisure suite and ancillary rooms and garaging on the ground floor, entertaining and reception room living to the first floor and extensive bedrooms suites to the upper floor. The entrance vestibule is approached by an oversized front door which gives access into the main hall, contemporary in nature, acting as a central core to the home. The leisure suite compromises of a heated indoor swimming pool with relaxation area, 7 seater Steam room, Changing rooms and shower and Gymnasium. Additional rooms include wine room, utility room and plant room. Separate to the leisure suite, access from the main hall, a dedicated fully equipped cinema room fitted with a 9ft 4K enabled screen and 5.1 surround sound system, office / study and access into a triple garage. On the first floor, you will find an abundance of reception rooms including the main open plan kitchen living day room with a luxury kitchen by 'Kitchen Elegance' fitted with a full range of top quality 'Gaggenau' appliances. The room is great for entertaining with access to an extensive terrace which provides a superb alfresco entertaining space with an exceptional fully fitted outdoor kitchen. Additional living area is zoned to the right of the kitchen, which gives access to an additional terrace. The main hall on the first floor is designed to be a galleried dining hall with striking bespoke downfall cascade feature lighting. Doors give access to a sumptuous formal lounge with living flame fire and access out onto two additional terraces. Completing this floor is bedroom 5, with fitted wardrobes and ensuite and a separate guest W.C. The upper floor affords a stunning array of bedroom suites, with the principle bedroom, the very epitome of luxury with a walk in dressing room with fitted units and an ensuite that boasts twin hand basins, a walk-in shower, a luxurious bath, and concealed W.C. the principle bedroom also has private access to its own terrace. The remaining bedrooms for this floor, bedrooms 2, 3 & 4, all afford fitted wardrobes and ensuites with the main guest bedroom 2, having its own private terrace. Externally, the grounds have been imaginatively landscaped in an oasis of tranquillity with privacy being found from all aspects of the zones created. The plot sits in circa 1 acre of grounds giving south facing direction, embracing its sunny setting with various terrace areas to enjoy. The main entrance is gated, with sweeping drive elevating up towards the main home with parking for 8 to 10 cars and access into the triple garage. About The Location The property resides in a suburb known as Branksome Park, which falls within a conservation area covering several hundred acres. It is an area renowned for its natural beauty with tree lined avenues, indigenous pines and rhododendrons. Undoubtedly one of the most exclusive enclaves in Dorset, it is known for its luxury houses set in spacious grounds with close proximity to both the award-winning sandy beaches, the largest natural harbour in the world, and within 20 miles, the outstanding natural beauty of the Jurassic coastline and New Forest. Sitting approximately midway between the town centres of Poole and Bournemouth it is ideally located to take full advantage of the areas renowned shopping and leisure facilities such as the blue flag beaches at Branksome Chine and the world famous Sandbanks Peninsula with access to Poole Harbour. Transport communications are excellent as both Bournemouth and Poole enjoy main line railway stations with services to Southampton and London. Bournemouth International Airport and Southampton Airport are also close by and there is a ferry terminus at Poole opposite the Quay with a daily service to Cherbourg in France and the Condor Sea Cat to the Channel Islands.    Of all the roads in Branksome Park, Western Avenue is arguably the most prestigious and some of the area's most valuable properties have changed hands here in recent years.

Located along a quiet, leafy country lane surrounded by stunning scenery on the edge of a pretty and popular rural village easily commutable to Cardiff is this historic dream home that offers an abundance of character complemented by high-end luxury. Called Pentwyn House, the five-bedroom property is thought to date back to the 1600s at its core and can impress with a wealth of period charm through the ages, from feature fireplaces to wall panelling, flagstone flooring and ceiling beams. Although not listed the house has been handled with care and lavished with exquisite interiors that include hand-printed wallpaper, bespoke joinery, and designer pieces. On the ground floor the five reception rooms each have unique features but all will entice you in with an inviting ambience. The bay room boasts a sizeable bay window as the perfect place for a grand piano, the formal dining room effortlessly plays host to parties, the garden room has mesmerising views on three sides and the lounge oozes sophistication. The kitchen diner is a breathtaking space and a cook's dream, with masses of space, storage and appliances hiding behind handmade carpentry, and a deep plum coloured Aga taking visual centre stage. There's easily enough space for a large dining area as the room expands into an orangery and then out into the garden via bifold doors. Add a spacious study with bespoke storage, an entrance hall easily large enough to be home to a period fireplace and seating area, a utility room, and two cloakrooms, and the ground floor can clearly be called comprehensive, sociable and practical, as well as super stylish. Upstairs there are six bathrooms and five bedrooms that includes a principal bedroom with an abundance of built-in storage, a dedicated ensuite bathroom and a dressing room that could easily be a sixth bedroom, if required. Outside the idyllic, landscaped garden cocoons the home in a myriad of foliage, tiers of immaculate lawns, sun-drenched terraces and patios, and a captivating rural view that expands to the horizon. There are bonus buildings out here too; a pair of barns with the largest already semi-converted to provide a self-contained flat and well-used games room, plus the opportunity to transform more space into more accommodation, if planning permission allows. The house is nestled into the undulating landscape on the edge of the village of Pentyrch, just a few miles north of Cardiff. This popular village can offer a range of activities including cricket, rugby, football, and bowls clubs and children's play area, as well as the pretty church of St Catwg's, the King's Arms pub, and a war memorial and village green nestled within the heart of the community. Cardiff, boasting a substantial range of shopping and socialising opportunities, is just a short journey by car or bus, making the village a very popular commuter spot with workers based in the capital. Further afield the coastline is within driving distance, and the M4 is just a few miles away offering easy access to south Wales, Bristol and beyond, or catch a train on the UK's mainline railway network in Cardiff. But coming home to this unique house will always be returning to a unique gem that stands out amongst period properties that line the village's country lanes. No wonder Tom Jones once knocked on the door and offered to buy the property for his wife - that is unusual but totally understandable. STEP INSIDE:- - Step inside this welcoming period property to be enthralled by room after room of captivating character, sophisticated decor and a tasteful renovation that has effortlessly blended heritage features with a luxury and modern way of living. Although not listed, the house is thought to date back to the 1600s and has a wealth of period highlights dating back through the centuries to admire. The entrance hall provides a grand but inviting first impression with the beautifully carved staircase complemented by the Minton floor tiles and original flagstones, period fireplace, and oak wall panelling. Meandering to the right gets you into the four of the five reception rooms. The dining room is a beautifully decorated space to host intimate dinner parties by the open fireplace, rowdy family meals, and the perfect Christmas dinner, cocooned by sumptuous wallpaper with the ambience enhanced by designer Anthony Redmile light fittings. Into the bay room opposite and this space is an absolute joy to visit, with cascades of light rolling in through the substantial bay window - the perfect place for a grand piano to entertain guests after dinner. Travel down the inner hallway to explore a stunning drawing room where more luxury can be admired, from the soft velvet sofas that are forever inviting and urging you to relax and linger with friends in this social space, to the hand printed wallpaper. From this most comfortable of spaces a door provides access to a glorious garden room at the far end of the house. This light-drenched space can boast three sides of garden and countryside views from the comfortable seating area and is a popular place to gather for afternoon tea or relaxing evening drinks, with the sets of French doors flung open so refreshing breezes can join the group. From the entrance hall, or via the dining room, you will find the kitchen diner and it is definitely worth the wait. It's an incredible space that combines a high-end, handcrafted bespoke kitchen with an informal dining area found within an added orangery and a wall of glass bifold doors that provide a seamless path out to the garden terrace. The deep plum toned Aga provides a fabulous focal point that beautifully complements the solid oak kitchen carpentry - a winning combination that is visually breathtaking and crowned by granite worktops and handmade shelving. Any cook will be truly content in this well-equipped kitchen, able to create culinary masterpieces while chatting with family or friends who eagerly wait at the dining table. Even the smallest of rooms within this immaculate dream home are lavished with luxury including one of the two cloakrooms boasting Parisian antique light fittings. There's a sizeable study with bespoke storage and a sizeable utility room to complete the comprehensive and impressive ground floor accommodation, before the period staircase takes you up to the five gorgeous bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite is a sanctuary that offers a trio of substantial windows and a choice of absorbing views directly from the pillow, ready to embrace you at the start of every day. The space is calm and uncluttered, enveloped by an extensive range of fitted wardrobes on three sides, plus a dedicated ensuite bathroom across the landing. Next door there's a dressing room that has an entrance to the landing so could easily become a sixth bedroom, if required. Each of the five current bedrooms are spacious doubles, some boasting characterful exposed ceiling beams, some have dressing rooms, but all have their own dedicated bathroom or shower room and all with spectacular views over the surrounding landscape to softly send you to sleep at the end of a busy day. SELLER'S INSIGHT:- - When we first moved here over 20 years ago, we had a local historian come to tell us about the intriguing history of the house, say the current owners of Pentwyn House. The original building consisted of what is now the Hall, dating back to the late 15th or early 16th century, with a later Victorian extension. We have further extended the house with the addition of an orangery, and put our own stamp on the property with stunning new interiors which complement the many original features retained: flagstone flooring, oak beams, Delft tile fireplaces, and metalwork from the time of the Spanish Armada, to name but a few. Though the rooms are large, the house feels cosy and welcoming, continues the owner. Every room is completely different, with the perfect blend of contemporary and traditional. To create a sense of continuity, we added oak panelling throughout the ground floor. This enhances the easy flow from the porch, through the hall and into the kitchen, towards which everyone tends to gravitate. The kitchen really is the hub of the home, and is my favourite part of the house, with bespoke curved Chalon units and a unique colour palette and layout designed to our own specifications. Another special room is the playroom, which has hand-painted murals designed according to themes chosen by my children when they were younger. New room - As well as being an incredible family home, this is also a fantastic party house, the owner says. We have hosted countless functions and celebrations here, the most recent being my daughter's wedding reception, with 100 people in the house and garden. Indeed, the multi-level garden serves as an extension of the indoor living accommodation, with an easy flow between the kitchen and sunny patio area for summer entertaining, plenty of grassy areas for children to run around, as well as a terraced fruit and vegetable patch so we can serve up our own fresh produce to family and friends. The annex and games room are fantastic too, providing both guest accommodation and plenty of fun for the whole family with its full-size snooker table, dartboard and table tennis table. The whole property is full of memories and lots of love, and we shall miss it dearly. The location of the property has much to recommend it, too, says the owner, being part of a friendly village community surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet within just a few miles of the city centre. A small lane leads from our house to the village for everyday amenities such as a GP surgery, pharmacy, grocery store, hairdresser, and a primary school and nursery highly rated by Ofsted. Within 5 miles are well-regarded secondary schools, too. Outside - Step outside into the most idyllic of gardens, with layers of lawns and terraces that wrap around the house, cocooning it in a myriad of mature foliage and far-reaching, breathtaking rural views, enjoyed to the maximum from this home's elevated position. A sun-drenched terrace hugs the house, easily enticing you out to relax on a lounger with a book and feel truly connected to the landscaped gardens that seamlessly roll into the rural vista that stretches out to the horizon. There's ample space on this pretty patio for a number of sizeable alfresco dining areas to enjoy memorable moments sharing a meal with family and friends, accompanied by laughter and chat long into the evening. There's plenty of space for guests to park too, after being totally captivated by travelling through one of the two gated entrances and being greeted by this welcoming abode. Wander down the stone steps onto the immaculate front lawns to play games or even add a swimming pool, or meander to the side of the house to find a charming, sunken patio area and more extensive lawns and mature shrubbery. The outside space is practical as well as pretty, with a bonus caged yard area for dogs, complete with outdoor shower tap providing warm water to wash the countryside off your four-legged friends, and there's likely to be a lot of it as this is a prime dog walking countryside location. Nestled within these glorious grounds are two attractive detached stone barns that offer potential. The larger of this delightful duo has been partly converted on the first floor to create a cute dwelling consisting of a kitchen lounge, bedroom and shower room that leads directly into a well-used games room that is home to a full-size billiards table and football table. It's not surprising to discover that it is a very popular place for socialising and is currently well-used by the younger generation when they return to the family home for a visit. The ground floor is currently unconverted, home to four stables, three storerooms and a double garage. Both barns offer the potential to be converted into further accommodation, subject to planning consent, and could even become a source of income if transformed into holiday lets, because who wouldn't want to come and stay at this tranquil property, surrounded by views to mesmerise and gorgeous countryside, yet so close to the capital. Nearby there are also twenty acres of pastureland and eight acres of woodland available by separate negotiation. 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. 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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? 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Welcome to No.3 Tottenham Place, the epitome of elegance and sophistication - a timeless treasure nestled in the heart of Clifton. This magnificent Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse, exudes charm and grace, perfectly blending historical grandeur with modern comfort. With its captivating facade and enviable location, this exceptional property is a masterpiece of architectural finesse. Spanning across five opulent bedrooms, three luxurious bathrooms, and three resplendent reception rooms, this exquisite townhouse promises an abundance of space for both family living and entertaining. Additionally, a self-contained lower ground floor flat offers flexibility, ideal for accommodating guests or creating a lucrative investment. Step inside and prepare to be enchanted by the tasteful interior, where every detail has been thoughtfully considered. The entire property is an ode to elegance, where classic elements effortlessly intertwine with contemporary touches. Luxurious finishes, high ceilings, and original features evoke a sense of history, while state-of-the-art amenities cater to modern desires. The heart of this masterpiece lies within the stylish kitchen breakfast room, a culinary haven designed to inspire the most discerning chefs. Gleaming countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, and bespoke cabinetry create an atmosphere of culinary delight. It's the perfect space to indulge in gastronomic pleasures with loved ones or relish a peaceful morning coffee. The jewel in the crown is the elegant drawing room, adorned with floor-to-ceiling sash windows that bathe the room in natural light and stand before a large south facing balcony. Mouldings and decorative embellishments grace the room, enhancing its timeless appeal. Ascend to the upper levels, and a world of opulence awaits. The impressive bedroom suite offers a sanctuary of tranquillity, where plush comforts and refined decor merge seamlessly. Envision a restful night's sleep in this sumptuous space, waking up to cityscape views of Georgian rooftops and Bristol surroundings. The bathrooms, an ode to luxury, are designed to pamper and rejuvenate. Impeccably finished, they feature modern fixtures, exquisite tiling, and spacious layouts, creating an indulgent spa-like experience within the comfort of your own home. Beyond its enchanting interiors, the townhouse offers a private garden with a large lawn and gated access to the rear. The garden provides the perfect canvas to create the perfect space for alfresco gatherings, intimate dinners, or simply a quiet escape from the bustling city.

Nestled within the highly sought-after Freshford end of Midford Lane in Upper Limpley Stoke, The Orchard House beckons with an allure that transcends the ordinary. This architectural masterpiece, meticulously crafted by award-winning Stonewood at the behest of discerning owners, stands as a testament to contemporary elegance. Set behind secure gates and immersed in the serenity of its private plot, The Orchard House unfolds with a captivating symphony of design and nature. Step inside, and be greeted by a stunning glazed atrium, a gateway to a home featuring an open-plan, lofty-heighted all-in-one living space. Two generously appointed bedrooms, including one with a dressing room and en-suite, provide luxurious retreat, while the potential for a third bedroom emerges with the simple addition of a door to a room currently used as a study. A further bathroom and utility room offer additional convenience. Boasting expansive glazed areas that invite the outdoors in, every corner of this unique home is filled with natural light. Beyond its architectural finesse, The Orchard House stands as a haven designed to embrace its leafy surroundings and enjoy rich pickings from a variety of fruit trees – from apple and pear to plum and fig – a retreat where relaxation and entertainment intertwine seamlessly. Parking and garaging for several cars ensure practicality, completing the picture of an idyllic abode that ticks every box. Located at the top of the beautiful Limpley Stoke Valley, just 4.2 miles from the heart of Georgian Bath, and within strolling distance of Freshford, this excellent property lies within a Conservation Area, the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and Green Belt. The thriving village of Freshford showcases an array of amenities, including an excellent primary school, a community shop, a village hall, a train station, and a pub. Notably, the village school is ranked number one among sixty-three primary schools in Bath & North East Somerset. Residents also benefit from the accessibility of outstanding state and independent schools. For those seeking access to nearby health and fitness facilities, both Homewood, a distinguished hotel with an accompanying restaurant and spa, and Combe Grove, a health and wellbeing center immersed in nature, extending metabolic health retreats, provide membership packages. With wonderful local walking routes encompassing the picturesque Kennett & Avon Canal and Bath just a short drive away, offering high-speed rail links to London, this is the perfect locale to relish the harmonious blend of country life and urban convenience. Additional information Postcode: BA2 7GN Tenure: Freehold Services: Mains electric, gas, water and drainage. Council Tax band: F Local authority: BANES EPC Rating: C 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