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Lochard House is a high quality detached home located in a peaceful plot in the heart of Hutton Mount.  The house is the best of both worlds - the charm and quality of a classic and older residence combined with the benefits and infrastructure of a luxury modern home. Located within walking distance of Shenfield main line station including the Elizabeth Line. Set on a plot extending to 0.54 acre, this stylish residence is approached via electric gate to the in-and-out carriageway driveway which sweeps to the front door.  The hallway welcomes visitors and provides access to the formal reception rooms, WC and through to the informal Kitchen/Dining/Family area and the utility and service areas beyond. Upstairs on the first floor is the owners suite, comprising a spacious and air conditioned room which links to a large dressing room and through to an oversized bathroom with large shower and bath.  Two further bedroom suites, a family bathroom and two further rooms (one currently used as a bedroom and the other as a dressing room) complete this floor.   The second floor provides two further bedrooms and a shower room. The gardens and grounds, extending to 0.54 acre, are a real feature to Lochard House.  The rear garden has an extensive patio wrapping the rear of the home and connecting to the pool area.  There is a large contemporary studio used as a Gym to the rear of the garden. The property features a water irrigation system in the garden and an electric car charging unit by the garage. NO ONWARD CHAIN. Ideally located within walking distance of Shenfield main line station offering fast services into London Liverpool Street and services on the Elizabeth Line. Shenfield offers a parade of local shops, restaurants and bars offering a 'village' feel yet within easy access of some of the area’s most sought-after schools in Brentwood, Chelmsford City Centre and of course easy access by train into central London. Excellent schooling is nearby together with the Brentwood School, Anglo European School and Grammar Schools at Chelmsford and Southend.

An exceptional freehold house, thoughtfully expanded and reimagined by its architect owner. Striking a perfect balance between preserved heritage and modern sophistication, this home features expansive living spaces crafted with fine materials and precision engineering throughout.The ground floor opens from the hallway into a custom-built kitchen featuring premium integrated Miele appliances, a Quooker boiling-water tap, and a central island ideal for everyday dining. Adjacent to the kitchen, the primary living space is defined by exposed timber beams, striking overhead skylights, and a remote-controlled fireplace. At the front of the house, a classic double reception room retains detailed original ceiling roses and decorative cornicing. Currently arranged as a private study and an inviting snug, this space offers flexible layout options, including potential use as a fourth double bedroom. A guest wet room, dedicated utility area, and built-in under-stairs storage complete the lower level.Designed around fluid indoor-outdoor living, floor-to-ceiling glass doors extend from the kitchen, main living area, study, and utility room onto a secluded, south-east-facing courtyard garden with direct side street entry.The upper levels comprise three spacious double bedrooms. Occupying its own dedicated floor, the principal suite includes a tailored dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. A well-appointed second shower room serves the remaining bedrooms on the middle floor.Modern conveniences are integrated throughout, including air conditioning in the kitchen and main living area, hydronic underfloor heating across the entrance hall, utility room, and wet room, alongside electric underfloor heating in the principal en-suite and dressing room.Situated within the desirable Sisters enclave of Battersea, the property sits approximately 0.4 miles from Battersea Park, with the independent boutiques, cafes, and eateries of Battersea Park Road just 0.2 miles away. Regular bus routes on Surrey Lane offer swift access across the Thames to Chelsea, while Clapham Junction Station is located roughly 0.8 miles away with direct mainline connections to London Waterloo. The area is also exceptionally well-served by prominent local schools, including Thomas’s Battersea and Newton Prep.Quote Reference: 824595

*** NO ONWARD CHAIN *** This house is something of a local landmark – everyone who lives around here knows it because its eye catching and very attractive. Standing handsome and proud in around three acres of its own gardens, it’s a home with history and one with plenty of authentic character, set in a superb location with glorious views, just a couple of miles from Covehithe beach and a short hop from Southwold. Please access the property brochure for detailed particulars. Disclaimer All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Whilst we carryout our due diligence on a property before it is launched to the market and we endeavour to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. Our information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not solely be relied upon when making purchasing decisions. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. If you proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged, by law to undertake Anti Money Laundering checks on behalf of HMRC. We outsource this process to our compliance partners, Coadjute. Coadjute charge a fee for this service.

High Hall is a truly distinguished Grade II* listed country residence, believed to date from the early sixteenth century and occupying a prominent position within the historic village of Appletreewick. Steeped in history and with an enduring connection to the influential Craven family, it is a house of considerable provenance and architectural importance, beautifully complemented by established gardens and grounds extending to approximately 0.76 acres, with a further 3.6 acres of grazing land available by separate negotiation. Set within the heart of Wharfedale and surrounded by the spectacular landscape of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, High Hall possesses the rare quality of feeling entirely connected to its surroundings whilst retaining a wonderful sense of privacy. The property has been in the same family ownership for the past twenty-eight years, during which time it has been carefully and sympathetically enhanced. The result is a home where centuries of history sit comfortably alongside the requirements of contemporary family life. Arranged over four floors, the accommodation is both substantial and versatile, with an impressive sequence of reception rooms and family spaces. At the centre of the house is the magnificent Great Hall, a particularly evocative room with striking mullioned windows and a wonderful sense of scale and history. Above it, the minstrel's gallery provides an intriguing architectural feature and a glimpse into the house's distinguished past. The reception accommodation is complemented by a superb breakfast kitchen, beautifully fitted with bespoke Smallbone cabinetry, a four-oven Aga and a range of high-quality appliances. The principal bedroom suite occupies part of the first floor and provides a private and spacious retreat, with bedroom, dressing room and en-suite bathroom, together with an adjoining room offering flexibility as a further dressing room, study or private sitting room. Five further double bedrooms are arranged over the upper floors, four enjoying en-suite facilities. Amongst the most impressive rooms is the Earl of Craven's Withdrawing Room, a handsome and atmospheric elevated reception space with dual aspects across the surrounding countryside. It is a room that perfectly captures the character of High Hall, combining generous proportions, historic associations and views across the landscape that has shaped the property for centuries. The gardens are every bit as important to the setting as the house itself. Sweeping lawns are framed by mature trees and established hedging, creating a wonderful sense of seclusion, whilst a series of winding paths lead through the grounds to a charming carp pond and folly. A kitchen garden lies to the western gable, together with useful stores and ancillary buildings, adding to the traditional country-house character of the setting. A handsome gated entrance opens into a substantial cobbled courtyard, providing generous parking and access to an excellent range of outbuildings, including a double garage, further garage, storage and a versatile studio, gym or playroom. Beyond the principal gardens, approximately 3.6 acres of additional grazing land are available by separate negotiation, offering the opportunity to further embrace the property's rural setting and provide space for equestrian, recreational or livestock use, subject to the necessary consents. The story of High Hall is inseparable from that of the Craven family. Sir William Craven, the Dick Whittington of the Dales was born in Appletreewick in 1548, in a modest cottage that is now part of St John's Chapel, directly opposite. Apprenticed to a London Merchant Taylor, he rose through the London Guild system, amassing a fortune and becoming one of the most influential figures of his time. He purchased High Hall from the Yorke family in the late 16th Century to house his extended family, and remained devoted to the area, building bridges over the Wharfe at Barden and Burnsall, and endowing Burnsall with a Grammar School that still bears his name. He financed James 1st's Union of Scotland and England in 1603, for which he was knighted, and subsequently became Lord Major of London in 1610. His son, William Craven, became the first Earl of Craven, exiled consort to Charles 1st's older sister, Elizabeth Stuart - the widowed Queen of Bohemia; and played a prominent role in the subsequnt restoration of Elizabeth's nephew, Charles II to the throne in 1661. Their influence extended far beyond Yorkshire, as power-brokers across Europe's Royal households, yet High Hall remains a particularly tangible reminder of their connection with this beautiful corner of Wharfedale. Appletreewick is one of the Yorkshire Dales' most cherished villages, surrounded by magnificent open countryside and retaining a timeless sense of character. Traditional cottages, farmsteads and country homes sit alongside popular inns and the River Wharfe, whilst the surrounding landscape provides an exceptional setting for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. It is a location where the pace of life feels wonderfully removed from the everyday, yet with the amenities of Grassington, Skipton and the wider Wharfedale communities within easy reach. Ultimately, High Hall is about more than its architecture, its history or its setting. There is a rare sense of continuity here; a feeling that the house has witnessed generations come and go whilst remaining firmly rooted in its landscape. To become its custodian would be to inherit far more than a beautiful country home. It would be to take responsibility for a remarkable piece of Yorkshire's heritage and, in doing so, have the privilege of writing the next chapter in the story of one of Wharfedale's most captivating historic houses. As Halliwell Sutcliffe wrote in The Striding Dales: Nowhere in all the Dale, perhaps, will you understand so completely as here at High Hall the meaning of England and her strength. Freehold I Council Tax Band: H I EPC: Exempt

INTRODUCTION At the end of a long private driveway and surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside, Shaptor Farm offers an exceptional dual residence opportunity with a sense of seclusion and exclusivity in a wonderfully rural setting. The property comprises an attractive four-bedroom farmhouse together with The Linhay, a substantial two-bedroom ancillary residence, providing outstanding flexibility for multi-generational living, visiting family, home working or guest accommodation. Set within Dartmoor National Park with just under three acres, including a paddock, the property combines generous accommodation, useful outbuildings and a peaceful countryside lifestyle, all within easy reach of the village of Hennock, Bovey Tracey, Exeter and the coast.   STEP INSIDE The main farmhouse is a warm and characterful home, with a practical layout that flows particularly well for both everyday family life and entertaining. The accommodation is arranged so that the principal ground-floor rooms connect naturally with one another, while each also enjoys direct access to the garden, creating an easy relationship between the house and its rural surroundings. The kitchen is a generous and functional space, fitted with ample cabinetry and centred around a traditional range-style cooker. A stable-style door opens directly outside, making it especially convenient for bringing in shopping, returning from the garden or managing day-to-day country life and light floods the room through large windows. From here, the house flows into the dining room, a welcoming and sociable space positioned at the heart of the home. This room originally served as the farmhouse kitchen, and the exposed brick fireplace remains as an attractive original feature, lending warmth and character even though it is no longer in use. There is plenty of room for a substantial dining table, while the open connection with the adjoining living room creates a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. The living room is notably spacious, with room for varied seating areas as well as a dedicated workspace or reading corner. A substantial fireplace with dual-fuel burner forms a natural focal point, while glazed doors lead into the conservatory. The conservatory provides a bright additional reception space, with double doors opening directly onto the garden and views across the grounds. The multiple points of access to the garden reinforce the sense of space and make outdoor dining, entertaining and family life especially easy. A practical boot room provides an invaluable entrance for muddy boots, coats and storage, with an adjoining shower room and utility room adding further convenience. On the first floor are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom. The family bathroom is accessed from the landing but also has a second door opening directly into the principal bedroom, allowing it to function as an en-suite while remaining available to the rest of the household when required. A fourth bedroom occupies the second floor, creating a more private and versatile space that would suit an older child, guest accommodation, a home office or a peaceful hobby room. Character is evident throughout, with substantial walls, exposed stonework, wooden doors and windows framing far-reaching countryside views. THE LINHAY The Linhay provides substantial and highly versatile ancillary accommodation, with its own distinct character and a layout arranged over two floors. It is ideally suited to multi-generational living, independent accommodation for grown-up children or relatives, regular guests, home working or a combination of these uses. The ground floor is entered into a generous central reception hall, where exposed stonework, substantial timber beams and traditional plank doors immediately establish the building’s rustic character. The space is large enough to serve as a sitting area in its own right, creating a welcoming and practical heart to the accommodation. From here, the ground floor leads to two bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly well proportioned, while the second bedroom would also work well as a study or hobby room if required. A bathroom is positioned nearby making the arrangement convenient for both residents and guests. Useful built-in cupboards provide valuable storage and help preserve the uncluttered feel of the interior. A timber staircase rises to the first floor, where the accommodation opens into an impressive kitchen, living and dining room extending to approximately 40 feet. This is the standout space within The Linhay, combining considerable volume with a vaulted, timber-clad ceiling, exposed roof timbers and characterful sections of stone walling. The kitchen is positioned at one end of the room and is fitted with a range of units, work surfaces and integrated appliances, it is a defined space while retaining its open-plan character. There is ample room for a substantial dining table, alongside a generous living area that can be arranged to suit the occupier’s needs. Rooflights and windows introduce natural light throughout the room, while the high ceiling and visible structure create a wonderful sense of space. The result is a warm and sociable environment that works equally well for relaxed everyday living or entertaining larger groups. A further shower room on this level adds convenience and strengthens the flexibility of the accommodation. Altogether, The Linhay feels far more substantial than a conventional annexe, offering a genuinely independent and characterful living environment while remaining closely connected to the main farmhouse.   STEP OUTSIDE Shaptor Farm is approached along a long driveway measuring nearly 430m (1400ft) passing well maintained fields on either side, shared with just one neighbouring property, creating an immediate sense of arrival and exclusivity. Positioned beneath Shaptor Woods and set well away from passing traffic, the property enjoys a wonderfully peaceful and private position within its rural surroundings. The grounds extend to just under three acres and includes established gardens to the front and rear which enjoys a south aspect, a wildlife pond, a tapered field and a level paddock. Together, these offer considerable scope for equestrian use, smallholding interests or simply enjoying a more self-sufficient country lifestyle. The Linhay benefits from its own private garden, separate from the main garden areas, while remaining conveniently connected via a gated access. This enhances its independence and makes it particularly well suited to multi-generational living or guest accommodation. There is ample space for outdoor dining, gardening and both children and pets to roam free, with the surrounding countryside providing an attractive backdrop throughout the seasons. A detached garage offers secure storage, while two additional outbuildings provide further practical space for tools, machinery, hobbies or general storage. The generous driveway provides plentiful parking for several vehicles. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure: Freehold Unlisted Services: Oil central heating, private water, septic tank, mains electric. Electric heating in The Linhay. EPC: E Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax Band: F Public footpath runs along the outer edge of the paddock – Enquire for more information

Georgian properties are known for their good looks, wonderful proportions, light and airy rooms and for their charming character features – and this home boasts all of these and more. With tennis court and swimming pool included in around 2 acres of grounds, (with a further coach house and additional land of around 8 acres beyond the main garden and decking area by separate negotiation). All set within a vibrant riverside village with a thriving community and excellent transport links, you really couldn’t ask for more!

Orchard Gates is a beautifully maintained three/four-bedroom country residence set within approximately 0.8 acres of landscaped gardens, occupying an elevated position with breathtaking far-reaching views towards the Abberley Hills, Clee Hill and the Malvern Hills. Combining versatile accommodation, including a ground-floor bedroom, with contemporary open-plan living, a detached double garage, gated entrance and fibre-to-the-premises connectivity, this exceptional home offers both rural tranquility and modern convenience. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Wyre Forest EPC: Rating C Property Construction: Standard (brick and tile) Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage and Sewerage: Private drainage via a septic tank Heating: Oil-fired central heating Broadband: FTTP Ultrafast fibre-to-the-premises broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Double garage and driveway parking for 4+ vehicles Total Internal Floor Area: 2,830 sq ft Additional Information: CCTV or similar security system in operation.

Burghwallis Despite its rural feel its proximity to the A1 and nearby towns means residents can easily access local amenities, transport links and amenities beyond the village. There’s also abundant countryside for walking, riding or outdoor leisure right on the doorstep. The property is introduced by a welcoming entrance opening into a light and spacious hallway, featuring a striking central staircase with elegant glass balustrading that sets the tone for the modern yet sophisticated interior. The hallway flows seamlessly into the heart of the home – a light and spacious kitchen which exudes luxury, featuring top-of-the-range integrated appliances, a striking central island for more casual dining and beautifully crafted storage that perfectly combines sophistication with everyday practicality. A Aluminium bi-folding doors from the open-plan orangery open directly onto the beautiful gardens, seamlessly connecting the indoor living space with the outdoor setting. Adjoining the kitchen is also a generous formal dining space, beautifully enhanced by bi-folding doors that also open directly onto the rear gardens, creating a refined setting for both intimate dinners and grand entertaining. To the left-hand side of the hallway is a full-length double aspect living room, a tranquil and contemporary space elegantly appointed with a statement designer feature log burning fire that creates a warm and inviting focal point. The living room is further elevated by striking, floor-to-ceiling bi-folding doors framing views across the gardens to become an extension of the living space. Leading from the kitchen towards the garage is an inner hallway providing access to a home office (currently being used as a gymnasium), WC, a practical utility room and boiler/utilities room, creating a well-planned and highly functional family hub. The integral double garage is equipped with electric doors and has been thoughtfully fitted with practical built-in storage, enhancing everyday convenience. On the first floor, a striking glass-galleried landing, with bi-folding doors on to a balcony overlooking the front gardens, welcomes you reinforcing the property’s bright, contemporary and elegant feel. The principal bedroom benefits from an impressive walk-in wardrobe, featuring a central island of drawers complemented by full-height wall-to-wall wardrobes, and is further enhanced by an impressive, light-filled en-suite shower room, beautifully appointed with high-quality modern fittings. The first floor also hosts three additional bedrooms, one of which benefits from its own en-suite. Positioned above the garage, a further bedroom with its own en-suite offers superb potential for a self-contained annex-style arrangement, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. A contemporary family bathroom, finished to a high standard, serves the remaining bedrooms on this floor. Each of the beautifully appointed bedrooms is enhanced by bespoke fitted wardrobes with discreetly integrated mini-refrigerators, expertly crafted to provide elegant storage while maintaining a refined, clutter-free aesthetic The impressive modern staircase, with its striking architectural presence, continues to the second floor which accommodates a further two well-proportioned bedrooms, providing additional flexible living space. Externally, the property enjoys large wraparound lawned gardens that provide a tranquil and private setting with ample space for outdoor dining, children’s play and relaxation, creating an enviable balance between indoor luxury and outdoor living. The large driveway enhances the overall luxury feel of the home, offering generous off-road parking for multiple vehicles. This exceptional Smart Home is fully app-controlled, allowing effortless management of lighting and heating, complemented by a top-of-the-range integrated security system featuring a state-of-the-art alarm and discreet surveillance cameras

Set within one of Henley’s most desirable residential roads, this extended detached home offers generous, adaptable accommodation and a superb balance of family living and entertaining space. Positioned less than a mile from the town centre and around half a mile from Henley station, it combines convenience with a peaceful setting.A broad entrance hall creates an immediate sense of space and leads into the heart of the home. To the right, the kitchen/dining room is arranged around sleek white worktops, a range-style cooker and integrated appliances, incl. wine fridge with a central island and breakfast bar forming a natural hub for everyday living. The dining area flows seamlessly into a striking garden/family room, a wonderfully bright, sociable space with bi-folding doors opening directly onto the south-facing garden. From here, a handy office and a separate utility room with additional space for secondary appliances provide practical flexibility.The sitting room, accessible from both the entrance hall and dining area, is an inviting retreat. Built-in cabinetry and a log burner lend warmth and character, creating a comfortable space for relaxation.A further study/bedroom on the ground floor, complete with its own en suite shower room, offers ideal guest accommodation or a private workspace.Upstairs, the principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. Three additional double bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom.Outside, the property enjoys off-street parking to the front. The rear garden is a standout feature: south-facing, beautifully established while offering privacy and designed for outdoor living. A wide paved terrace spans the back of the house, perfect for dining and entertaining, with the remainder laid to lawn and framed by mature trees and shrubs.Nestled on the highly desirable St. Andrews Road, this residence enjoys a prime position just moments from Henley-on-Thames town centre, renowned for its vibrant mix of boutique shopping, fine dining, cultural attractions, and excellent recreational facilities. For a wider selection of amenities, the larger towns of Reading and Maidenhead are within easy reach.The area is exceptionally well served by state schools, including Trinity Primary School with prestigious options including The Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Shiplake College, and Queen Anne’s School for girls in Caversham, making it an ideal location for families seeking outstanding education.Henley Station provides swift access to London Paddington via Twyford and Reading in as little as 27 minutes, with onward connections to the City of London via the Elizabeth Line and to the West Country, ensuring excellent commuter convenience.Road links are equally impressive: the A404, approximately six miles away, connects to the M4 (J8/9) for the M25, London, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country, as well as the M40 (J4) for routes north towards Oxford, the Midlands, and beyond.Leisure opportunities abound, with a choice of distinguished golf courses such as Badgemore Park, Huntercombe, Temple, and Henley Golf Club. The surrounding countryside offers miles of scenic walking and riding trails, while the River Thames provides extensive boating facilities, reinforcing Henley’s reputation as one of the country’s most sought-after lifestyle destinations.Quote Reference: 825457

PROPERTY SUMMARY When you are looking for a home with the 'wow factor' then look no further, this outstanding, extended house has potential to arrange the accommodation to create a separate annexe. Located in an elevated position with far reaching views towards Langstone Harbour, the Solent in the distance, sitting towards the top of Portsdown Hill it backs on to woodland.This home represents a unique opportunity to buy an extended home which was constructed in 2018 by David Wilson Homes and has been extended and improved by the current owners and finished with exceptional attention to detail. Many of us like to cultivate a touch of luxury in our lives, what better way in owning a spacious, modern home particularly it is one that enjoys a special setting of unspoilt views from its elevated setting.To the rear of the property is a split level garden with a private driveway and double garage, however the back of the house, which the primary rooms all facing towards Langstone Harbour.To the rear of the property is a split level garden with a private driveway and double garage, however the back of the house, which the primary rooms all facing towards Langstone Harbour with two raised roof top terraces, as well as covered areas for 'al fresco' dining with steps leading to the lower lawn. The accommodation provides over 2779 sq ft of living space arranged over two primary floors with light and airy rooms, offering the flexibility demanded by modern families. There are three separate reception areas, a large well-equipped kitchen with a selection of appliances incorporating dining and living area, utility room and cloakroom on the ground floor. On the first floor are five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a feature vaulted ceiling sky room which has outstanding open space for entertaining and breathtaking views. There are a number of amenities close by including Havant Railway Station for those commuting to London on the fast service, Hayling Island with its renowned water sports, the historic Naval city of Portsmouth as well as the South Downs National Park, there are also leisure facilities including golf courses, racing at Goodwood, sailing from Port Solent and those looking for schooling; there are a number of highly regarded schools all within easy commutable distance including Churcher's School, Ditcham Park, Portsmouth Grammar School and High Schools. Early internal viewing of this executive home is strongly recommenced in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.   ENTRANCE Open fencing with hedges to either side with central pathway and lawned gardens to either side, leading to covered porch with lighting, wood cladding, main front door leading to:  HALLWAY Ceramic tiled flooring, radiator, balustrade staircase rising leading to galleried landing over, glass fronted understairs wine cellar with inset lighting and door to one side, ceiling spotlights, wired-in alarm.  CLOAKROOM Large gloss tiled flooring, tiled to half wall level, chrome heated towel rail, corner wash hand basin with cupboards under, close coupled w.c., double glazed frosted window to front aspect.  STUDY 9' 5 x 7' 11 (2.87m x 2.41m) Measurements do not include recessed area for door opening, (11'8 max) double glazed window overlooking front garden, radiator, built-in double doored cupboard with shelving and shoe store.  SNUG 12' 6 x 9' 10 (3.81m x 3m) Double glazed window overlooking front garden and woodland beyond, radiator, low level storage cupboards with wiring for T.V. and cupboards over, dimmer switch, interlinking door leading to kitchen.  OPEN PLAN KITCHEN / DINING & LIVING AREA Arranged as three separate areas. Living room opening directly onto dining room and kitchen with a maximum width of three adjoining rooms 34'7.   LIVING ROOM 17' 4 x 11' 8 (5.28m x 3.56m) Bi-folding doors leading to raised terrace with outstanding views over the garden towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, the City of Portsmouth and Isle of Wight beyond, low level media shelf, false chimney breast and log effect fire, double glazed window to side aspect, chrome fronted power points, ceiling spotlights, square opening leading to:  DINING ROOM 10' 10 x 10' 6 (3.3m x 3.2m) Square opening leading to hallway, matching flooring, tall contemporary style radiator, double glazed square bay with full height glazed panels and twin central doors leading to terrace and rear garden with matching outstanding views, ceiling spotlights, opening to:  KITCHEN 14' 2 x 12' 6 (4.32m x 3.81m) Measurements do not include lobby area with doorway to snug. Comprehensive range of matching tall and floor units with granite work surface, integrated dishwasher, fridge and freezer with matching doors, inset 1½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap and granite drainer to one side, double glazed window with outstanding views over terrace, corner unit with boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), chrome fronted power points, inset five ring AEG gas hob with AEG extractor hood, fan and light over, tall larder style cupboards with range of shelving, double glazed window to side aspect, eye-level AEG double oven and grill with cupboards over and under, ceiling spotlights, wired-in alarm, central island with wine cooler and cupboards under and breakfast bar to one side, matching flooring with kick plate lighting, radiator.  LOBBY AREA Large double doored storage cupboard, door to:  UTILITY ROOM 7' 7 x 5' 6 (2.31m x 1.68m) Double glazed door to side aspect to covered porch and car parking, range of matching wall and floor units with granite work surface, inset single bowl sink unit with mixer tap and drainer to one side, integrated washing machine with matching door, chrome fronted power points, matching flooring, radiator, extractor fan.   FIRST FLOOR Wrap around galleried landing with balustrade, radiator, wired-in alarm, double doored airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and shelving.  SKY LOUNGE 20' 3 x 22' 10 (6.17m x 6.96m) Vaulted ceiling measuring approximately 13'9 in height. Double glazed window to front aspect with plantation shutter blinds and radiator under, wooden flooring, large bi-folding doors with triangular glass over with outstanding views over farmland and roof tops towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, the City of Portsmouth and Isle of Wight beyond, radiator, central glass front feature fire, chrome fronted power points, ceiling spotlights, central skylight window, to the rear is a matching window with plantation shutter blinds and radiator under, full height glass panels and triangular glazed panels over, window to one side, zoned lighting with dimmer switches.  BEDROOM 3 9' 6 x 9' 4 (2.9m x 2.84m) Bi-folding doors leading to roof terrace with balustrade and glazed screens and pitched roof over with outstanding views over farmland, roof tops towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, the City of Portsmouth and Isle of Wight beyond, radiator.  SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, large shower cubicle with wall mounted controls and drench style hood, chrome heated towel rail, close coupled w.c., wash hand basin, mixer tap and cupboards under, shaver point and mirror over, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan.  BEDROOM 4 12' 7 x 10' 0 (3.84m x 3.05m) Double doored built-in wardrobe to one wall with hanging space and shelving, twin double glazed windows to rear aspect overlooking woodland and hillside, radiator.  BEDROOM 5 9' 4 x 7' 7 (2.84m x 2.31m) Double glazed window to front aspect with blinds and outstanding views, radiator.  BEDROOM 2 11' 10 x 11' 6 (3.61m x 3.51m) Twin double glazed windows to rear aspect overlooking woodland and hillside, range of floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving.  FAMILY BATHROOM 10' 0 x 7' 7 (3.05m x 2.31m) Double glazed frosted window with blinds to front aspect, fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, close coupled w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap with drawer under, double ended panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, corner shower cubicle with wall mounted controls and drench style hood, chrome heated towel rail, gloss tiled flooring.  BEDROOM 1 11' 6 to front of built-in wardrobes (13'5 max.) x 11' 6 (3.51m x 3.51m) Range of floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving, double glazed window to side aspect, bi-folding doors leading to roof terrace with balustrade and glass screens with outstanding views over the garden, farmland, towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight in the distance, door to:  EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls with large mirror, shower cubicle with sliding door, wall mounted controls and drench style hood, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, close coupled w.c., chrome heated towel rail, extractor fan, ceiling spotlights.  OUTSIDE To the right hand side of the property is a brick paved hardstanding area with covered porch over to the front of the garages, external meter cupboards, lighting, arched topped pedestrian gateway leading to covered walkway to rear garden and garage. To the rear is a raised terrace with central steps leading down to the lawned garden, covered terraces to the front of the kitchen window and living room, the garden is enclosed by mature shrubs, evergreens and bushes, to one end of the garden is a large covered 'al-fresco' decked dining area measuring approximately 16'10 x 10'0, outside heating an lighting, shallow pond with circular chrome water features,   DOUBLE GARAGE 19' 9 x 19' 2 (6.02m x 5.84m) Twin up and over doors with central pillar, lighting, power points.  COMMUNITY CHARGES The estate is privately owned, the residents pay a charge of approx. £650.00 per annum to cover the costs relating to the communal gardening, lighting, insurance and rental of the adjacent land. The estate is managed by Remus Management  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G – Havant Borough Council Broadband – ASDL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

A fabulous family home in a superb location, sitting in approximately seven acres of gardens and paddocks, close to the coast and the Norfolk Broads, this property offers a rare opportunity for an equestrian or outdoors lifestyle. With a two-bedroom annexe and other potential income streams, there’s so much you could do here and it would be a wonderful place in which to raise a family. Come take a look – this could be the one you’ve been waiting for! Please access the property brochure for detailed particulars. Disclaimer All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Whilst we carryout our due diligence on a property before it is launched to the market and we endeavour to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. Our information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not solely be relied upon when making purchasing decisions. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. If you proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged, by law to undertake Anti Money Laundering checks on behalf of HMRC. We outsource this process to our compliance partners, Coadjute. Coadjute charge a fee for this service.

A Stunning Grade II Listed Barn Conversion in Dorney. Tucked away in a secluded cul-de-sac in the picturesque village of Dorney, ideally positioned between Taplow and Windsor, this exceptional Grade II listed barn conversion offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Beautifully appointed throughout, the home boasts five spacious double bedrooms, four stylish bathrooms and a country style eat-in kitchen. The property’s showstopper is the breathtaking main reception room, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, original exposed beams, wood burning stove and an abundance of natural light, ideal for both entertaining and relaxed family living. With three versatile reception rooms in total plus a mezzanine level, the home adapts effortlessly to your lifestyle needs. Outside, enjoy two generous patio areas at the front and rear, maintained lawned garden, and a private hot tub area. Tenure: Freehold | EPC C - Grade II Listed | Council Tax Band G Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities: Water: Thames Water, Sewerage: Thames Water, Gas: EDF, Electricity: EDF Mobile Phone Coverage: EE, Three, O2, Vodaphone. 5G is predicted to be available around your location from the following providers: EE, Three, O2, Vodaphone. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Superfast 80 Mbps. You may be able to obtain broadband service from these Fixed Wireless Access providers covering your area. Openreach. We advise that you check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 8-10 Construction Type: Brick + Timber Cladding Please click on the property brochure or video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Louis Byrne.

This imposing three-storey home effortlessly combines timeless period charm with exceptional contemporary living. Located just outside the sought-after canal village of Shardlow, Derwent Farmhouse has been lovingly restored. Rich in original features including Inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams and Georgian sash windows, the home has been thoughtfully enhanced with a large, bespoke deVOL hardwood kitchen, three reception rooms and five generous double bedrooms and four bathroom/shower rooms. Enjoying uninterrupted countryside views, this rare gem is complemented by a double garage, beautifully landscaped gardens, stables, impressive outdoor entertaining spaces and direct access to surrounding countryside. This exceptional home also benefits from an excellent selection of nearby walks, pubs, restaurants and superb commuter links throughout the East Midlands. Location The property is located in the peaceful hamlet of Great Wilne just outside the historic inland port village of Shardlow which offers many amenities including no less than 8 pubs, restaurants, a marina, and primary school. Shardlow offers exceptional scenic walks along the Trent and Mersey Canal, the River Derwent, and the River Trent. Key highlights include Derwent Mouth Lock, historic canal warehouses, riverside towpaths and the 4-mile circular walk. The village also boasts excellent commuter links to Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Loughborough via the A50, M1, and the A38. East Midlands Airport is only 10 minutes away, and Birmingham International is less than an hour. For those looking to commute via train East Midlands Parkway and Derby train station are both 15 minutes away. Distances Derby 8.7 miles / Melbourne 10 miles / Loughborough 12.8 miles / Nottingham 14.1 miles / Ashby- de-la- Zouch 15 miles / Leicester 22.3 miles / East Midlands Airport 6.2 miles / East Midlands Parkway 5.8 miles / M1 (J24A) 2.3 miles Ground Floor A welcoming reception hall, rich in character with its exposed beams and oak flooring, sets the tone for this exceptional period home. Leading off the hallway to the right is one of the formal lounges with original Inglenook fireplace with feature brick backwall, original oak mantle beam and wood burning stove. This room also boasts solid oak flooring, ceiling beams and replica traditional Victorian cast iron radiators. The lounge leads through to the formal dining room, also featuring an Inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork, inset wood burner and the original bread oven set into the wall. The flooring is again quality oak, with the original beams exposed in the ceiling. The bespoke kitchen designed and fitted by DeVOL Kitchen Interiors is a hardwood handmade kitchen, comprising dark navy pantry blue shade, with solid brass handle fittings. Ground Floor Cont'd The wall and base units are topped off with hardwood counter tops and there is a spectacular central island with a copper countertop. There are double sinks, an integrated dishwasher, and a top of the range ESSE electric Range with four ovens, warming drawers, induction hob, griddle cooking plate and discreet built in extraction hood over. The kitchen has a vaulted ceiling to the rear, quarry tile flooring benefiting from under floor electric heating; full height hardwood bi-fold doors onto the rear garden. The utility room just off the kitchen, has full height integrated fridge, large Belfast sink with brass taps and a double height unit with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is extra built in wall storage in the same hardwood handmade Navy-blue quality carpentry as the kitchen with hardwood counter tops. Off the dining room is a wide inner hallway offering a study area with side elevation window. Ground Floor Cont'd The downstairs guest W.C has replica Victorian fittings and stone flooring. To the left of the hallway is the second formal lounge, with its grand high ceilings and original cornice features, sash windows with original internal shutters and feature slate Victorian fireplace. There is also a unique, double door feature corner cupboard in this room. First Floor On the first floor there is built in storage along the landing. Bedroom one benefits from a front elevation Georgian sash window and a chimney breast with original Victorian fireplace with en-suite shower room. To the right of the stairway are bedrooms two and three and the family bathroom. Bedroom two is another large double with an en-suite shower room and features double aspect windows, a built-in storage cupboard and a Victorian cast iron open fireplace. Bedroom three is also a large double with side elevation window, feature original beam and cast-iron Victorian fireplace. The family bathroom has steps leading down into a spectacular room with double sinks, a corner mains-fed shower, stand-alone Victorian style bath and W.C. Accessed from the bathroom landing and above this area, can be found an amazing example of the finest Victorian Dovecote loft space. Second Floor The second floor of this property offers a further two large double bedrooms and inner hallway, with a handy storage space that houses the main Combi Vaillant boiler. Bedroom four, situated on the second floor, has an original beam feature and double aspect windows, along with a small ground level window that was once the access point for the cheese making delivery system, from the by-gone age of this house. Bedroom five, is a similar large double room, which also has a feature floor level window and a Velux window in the roof. The original beam is on display and there is a loft hatch, providing access to the loft, offering limited storage. The second family bathroom on this floor has a feature slipper bath on a raised area and a mains-fed corner shower. Outside The property stands in 1.48 acres in total. The main access is via electric double, hardwood gates that run to the side of the property, leading to the double garage with up and over doors. There is an additional gate providing vehicular access into the paddock. The driveway offers plenty of off-street parking and is surrounded by landscaped borders. Following around to the rear of the house, there is a stand-alone timber, purpose-built bar with electric lighting and power for draft pumps. This makes the perfect outside entertaining space, surrounded by remarkable, landscaped gardens and lawn areas, which benefit from a built-in irrigation system. The gardens have plenty of strategically placed lighting and electrical sockets and there is security lighting around the property. Outside Cont'd There is a large Indian stone entertaining patio surrounded by mature feature trees and bedding areas. The garden is stocked with unique trees and shrubs including Cherry Trees, Apple Trees, Damson and a crowning glory ancient Walnut Tree, presumed to be around four hundred years old. There is a stable block with access to water currently set up with two stables and a tack room. For those wanting livestock, there are water supplies and electrics to the suitable livestock areas to the rear garden area, previous home to Pot-Bellied Pigs, Chicken and now home to a neighbours Honeybees. Overall, the property sits in circa 2 acres of beautiful established grounds. At the rear of these spectacular grounds is a gate, taking you to a footpath and onto the surrounding greenbelt and farmlands. Agent Note There is an overage clause on the additional land acquired. Services All mains’ services including water, electricity and gas are provided to the property. Kitchen has electric underfloor heating. Combi Vaillant boiler Tenure Freehold Local Authority South Derbyshire District Council Directions The property is best approached by entering Shardlow from the A50 roundabout, the Castle Donington / Long Eaton and Shardlow turn offs. Take the Shardlow turn off and continue over the bridge into Shardlow turning right onto Wilne Lane and continue into Great Wilne, as you pass through the hamlet Derwent Farmhouse is on the right-hand side.

The Old Vicarage is a charming family home nestled in the peaceful village of Lissington. Approached via an impressive tree-lined driveway, this beautiful 19th-century property enjoys a picture-postcard setting with delightful views of the Lincolnshire countryside. Full of charm and original detail, with an eclectic mix of Regency and early Victorian style, the house retains the elegant proportions and period features characteristic of a property of this era, including tall sash windows and original fireplaces. Large windows fill the interiors with natural light, creating bright, welcoming living spaces. The ground floor features five elegant reception rooms, a generous country kitchen and a versatile east wing with excellent conversion potential for multigenerational living or guest accommodation (subject to planning). Upstairs, the principal suite boasts an en-suite bathroom and a separate dressing room, complemented by five/six further bedrooms, a family shower room, and a separate WC. Outside, the classically landscaped garden wraps around the house, providing a wonderfully private and calm setting. Sweeping lawns, colourful borders, winding paths and secluded terraces create the perfect backdrop for outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing on a summer's evening. Despite its rural setting next to open farmland and the village church, The Old Vicarage is conveniently placed for everyday amenities. The market town of Market Rasen is just four miles away, while the historic cathedral city of Lincoln is within easy reach, offering an excellent choice of shopping, dining, culture and leisure activities. Combining timeless period character with generous, versatile accommodation, The Old Vicarage presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional family home. Sellers insights As soon as we first viewed the house, we knew it was the perfect home for our family. We've loved living here ever since. We hear pheasants and owls, as well as a myriad of other birds and we know there are hedgehogs in the garden. The Old Vicarage is also a wonderful place for parties and family get-togethers. Our grandchildren have grown up here, spending many happy hours playing football and badminton in the garden, enjoying treasure hunts, and picking fruit in the orchard. On a summer's evening, there's nothing better than sitting on the terrace, listening to the birdsong, looking out across the open countryside and enjoying the big Lincolnshire skies.We had the gardens professionally designed, and we've invested a great deal of time in developing them. Each year, the garden produces an abundance of fruit, including delicious Nashi pears and damsons that are perfect for making homemade jam. For gardeners, there are excellent garden centres nearby, as well as local gardening clubs and open gardens to explore. The village is very friendly, with wonderful neighbours who will stop for a chat to catch up on local news. We must also mention our postie, who knows everyone by name and does so much for the community. Lincolnshire is a hidden gem. This area is wonderfully unspoilt, with beautiful countryside on the doorstep and the coast within easy reach. We've enjoyed countless walks with our dogs through the Wolds and surrounding area. There are lots of great places to visit too. Our visitors are always awestruck by Lincoln Cathedral, while nearby Lincoln Castle houses one of the original copies of Magna Carta. The world-famous quaint Steep Hill in Lincoln dates from Roman times and was voted 'prettiest street in Britain'. The very extensive Hemswell Antiques Centre is another popular destination, attracting visitors from around the world. Doddington Hall is well worth a visit – not only for its beautiful house and gardens, but also for its excellent café and farm shop, which sells superb produce. Every Christmas, we buy our turkey and Christmas tree there. At Grimsby docks, you can buy a selection of fresh, smoked and frozen fish. Closer to home, there are lots of great shops in Market Rasen and Lincoln. Several supermarkets deliver to our village. You'll also find some great village pubs locally. We're moving to be closer to our grandchildren. We'll be very sad to leave this fantastic Lissington home and our lovely neighbours after 26 years. However, we're sure the new custodians of the Old Vicarage will make just as many happy memories here as we have. • Not listed • Handsome Regency-style former vicarage set in a small Lincolnshire village • Substantial family home extending to over 5,000 sq ft (STS) • Six/seven bedrooms • Wealth of original features and beautifully proportioned rooms • Approximately one acre (STS) of formal gardens • Open views across the surrounding Lincolnshire countryside • Ideal for families or multigenerational living • Scope for further enhancement or reconfiguration (subject to the necessary consents) Ground floor: • Bright and welcoming entrance hall • Five elegant reception rooms offer flexible living and entertaining spaces • Delightful, homely living room featuring a large open fireplace, original timber floor and decorative mouldings • Elegant drawing room with graceful ceiling mouldings, wood-burning stove, timber floor and tall sash windows framing the beautiful garden • Magnificent 22-foot formal dining room with an open fireplace, fitted cupboards, and French doors onto the terrace • Spacious country kitchen/breakfast room fitted with bespoke Murdoch Troon cabinetry • Extensive high and low-level cupboards, a ceiling-mounted pan rack and a Belfast sink • Generous space for informal dining or an added island • Walk-in pantry • Main and rear staircases Rear: • Rear entrance porch • Impressive, enclosed brick-walled courtyard (33ft x 25ft) – offering excellent potential for conversion into an orangery or additional accommodation (subject to planning) • Two stores and a workshop, all brick-built • Large utility room with a double Belfast sink, traditional ceiling-mounted clothes drying rack, fitted cupboards and appliance spaces • WC East wing: • Superb 26ft games and entertaining room with a wood-burning stove • Purpose-built brick bar with space for a fridge • Study/library with extensive shelving • Two additional hobby rooms • Lift (not tested) • WC Outstanding scope to create a self-contained annexe, guest accommodation or a home office wing (subject to planning). First floor: • Spacious principal bedroom suite with dressing room and an expansive en-suite featuring a freestanding roll-top bath and a large walk-in pumped shower with rain head • Five further double bedrooms • Additional single bedroom/office • Family shower room with WC • Separate WC and linen cupboard • Lift between the ground and first floors (not tested) Garden and grounds: • Professionally designed gardens extending to around one acre (STS) • Sweeping lawns, mature trees and shrubs, and perennial plants – creating year-round appeal • Large terrace with space for a marquee, ideal for summer gatherings and al fresco dining • Secondary connecting terrace offering additional entertaining space • Traditional walled kitchen garden with raised beds, fruit trees and a greenhouse • Orchard with an abundance of fruit trees, including damson, apple, Nashi pear, medlar, greengage, quince and pear arch • Well-stocked borders and flower beds with Yew and Box hedges • Fully enclosed garden – safe and secure for children and dogs • Extensive driveway parking for around 10 cars • Two brick-built garages • Bunded oil tank Area: • Close to Market Rasen and Lincoln • Excellent range of shops, supermarkets and leisure facilities nearby • Well placed for highly regarded schools and rail services from Market Rasen Location Lissington sits in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside, offering a peaceful rural setting with excellent access to everyday amenities, highly regarded schools and family days out. The nearby town of Market Rasen (four miles away) has a variety of shops, supermarkets, a rail station, a leisure centre, a golf club, and a racecourse. For a wider range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities, the historic city of Lincoln is around 13 miles away. Famed for its magnificent cathedral, castle, cobbled streets and an excellent range of shops, Lincoln is one of the region's best-loved places to explore. The surrounding area also offers a wealth of attractions. The Lincolnshire Showground hosts agricultural shows, family events, theatre and sporting fixtures, while Doddington Hall and Gardens features a magnificent Elizabethan house, beautiful gardens and a popular farm shop. Other highlights within easy reach include Belton House, Burghley House and its annual horse trials, Belvoir Castle, Normanby Hall, the Humber Bridge and the historic city of York. Despite its idyllic rural setting, Lissington has excellent road and rail links nearby. The village is close to the A158 and the A46 while the A1 is easily accessible for journeys north and south. Market Rasen's rail station provides regular services to Lincoln, Nottingham and other destinations, together with onward connections to London King's Cross. Schools Lincolnshire is well-known for its excellent schools, making it a sought-after location for families. Lissington is close to three primary schools: Legsby Primary School (just under 3 miles), Faldingworth Community Primary School (4 miles) and Market Rasen Church of England Primary School (4 miles) – all rated 'Good' by Ofsted. Secondary schools in the area include the De Aston School in Market Rasen, William Farr Church of England Comprehensive School in Welton (7 miles) and the Priory Pembroke Academy in Cherry Willingham (11 miles), all of which are rated 'Good' by Ofsted. There are also grammar schools in Caistor (13 miles) and Horncastle (14 miles). For independent schooling, the Lincoln Minster Schools (both prep and senior) are highly regarded. Prospective buyers should check the latest admissions policies and catchment areas directly with the relevant local authorities. Services: Mains electricity and water; LPG for cooking; private drainage via sewage treatment plants; oil-fired central heating; full fibre broadband Local Authority: West Lindsey District Council Council Tax Band: G EPC: E Tenure: Freehold

This stunning and unique family home offers an exceptional blend of space, style and practicality, providing everything a modern family could wish for. Set behind impressive electric double gates with an intercom entry system, the property is approached via a large in-and-out driveway providing extensive off-road parking, while the substantial rear garden offers a private and versatile outdoor space for family life and entertaining. A welcoming porch leads into the entrance hallway, where beautiful parquet flooring and the original window bench and panelling create a warm and elegant first impression. Window shutters add a timeless finish, while the generous proportions and abundance of natural light create a wonderful sense of space. A guest w.c. can also be conveniently accessed. At the heart of this family home is a stunning dining kitchen, beautifully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Featuring a large bay window and electric underfloor heating, the kitchen is fitted with an impressive range of appliances including wine fridge, AEG double ovens, Miele fridge freezer, Neff dishwasher and Quettle boiling water tap. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating a wonderful flow between the kitchen and outdoor entertaining space. The spacious dual-aspect living room benefits from an attractive bay window and a built-in television and storage unit, creating a comfortable and stylish space for the whole family to enjoy. The ground floor also offers a versatile bedroom or home office, making it ideal for working from home, guests or flexible family requirements. A generous utility room, equipped with Siemens washing and drying appliances, provides excellent built-in storage and an additional guest w.c. provides even further convenience. Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, offering excellent accommodation for a growing family. The main bedroom is a particularly impressive retreat, featuring elegant wall panelling, a dedicated dressing area and a luxurious en suite bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower and double sink. A further bedroom benefits from its own en suite and walk-in shower, making it ideal for guests or an older child. The remaining bedrooms are equally well presented, both enjoying dual-aspect windows. The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a bath, double sink and walk-in shower. All bathrooms feature quality fittings, with LED mirrors and electric underfloor heating providing an added touch of luxury. The impressive rear garden is undoubtedly one of the standout features of this family home. Exceptionally generous in size, it offers a large decking area, pergola and separate seating area, creating the perfect setting for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxing with family and friends. The garden also benefits from an outdoor shed and a separate outdoor WC, adding valuable practicality. The current owners have made significant improvements to the property, including re-roofing, updating the electrics and installing a new boiler system, ensuring the home has been thoughtfully maintained and enhanced. Combining generous living accommodation, luxurious finishes, excellent family space, secure gated parking and a truly impressive garden, this is a family home that offers both elegance and practicality in abundance. A rare and exciting opportunity for those looking for a substantial, beautifully presented home with space to grow, entertain and enjoy for years to come.

Opportunity to acquire a substantial (in total 5.5 acre Plot) in this semi-rural location, with easy access to road and rail links to central London. Chelmsford City Centre is approx. 7 miles. Planning consent has been obtained for an architect-designed oak-framed residence approx. 6,000 sq ft. The design is of exceptional innovative quality, sympathetically designed in keeping with the surroundings and semi-rural location. The property occupies a plot and gardens of approx. one acre with an additional 4.5 acres of paddock land. Approx 5.5 acres in total.  Planning Pre-Application has been submitted for one farmhouse-style property approx. 3,500 sq. ft., and one barn-style property approx. 2,500 sq. ft. (please see CGI image featured). Further details on request. To date approx. £195,000 has been spent on groundworks, infrastructure, site clearance and auxiliary buildings.  This can be included in the sale.  A breakdown of these amounts is as follows: ·      Tree removal and site clearance £25,000 ·      New fence and gates to paddock perimeter £25,000 ·      Full planning for new 6,000sqft dwelling £30,000 ·      Ecology Surveys and associated works £15,000 ·      Historical Building Survey and associated works £10,000 ·      House strip and demolition works including crush £30,000 ·      Incoming 3 Phase Power Supply £5,000 ·      Office Building 35m2 complete with bi-fold doors, air con, security cameras £25,000 ·      Cabin £15,000 ·      Services  - £15,000 For detailed information on the planning please visit the Planning Portal.  Planning Ref: Chelmsford City Council 24/01290/FUL    AGENTS NOTE:  Visuals shown are artist impressions of the constructed property

Step into modern London living with this beautifully presented and sold fully-furnished three-bedroom apartment in the sought-after Greenwich Peninsula development. Located on the 20th floor, this apartment offers an exceptional blend of contemporary design, natural light and breathtaking views across the River Thames.Key Features:Spacious open-plan living area with floor-to-ceiling windowsPrivate balcony with striking views towards the river and O2Three generous double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suiteModern kitchen fitted with integrated appliances and sleek cabinetryLuxury bathrooms with high-end finishes and underfloor heatingSecure entry system, lift access and 24-hour conciergeEnergy-efficient and thoughtfully designed for sustainable urban livingResidents also enjoy access to premium amenities, including a private gym, co-working spaces, landscaped gardens and exclusive community events – all part of the vibrant lifestyle on offer at Greenwich Peninsula.Perfectly located with easy access to North Greenwich Underground Station (Jubilee Line), Canary Wharf is just two stops away, and Central London within minutes. Nearby attractions include the O2 Arena, Design District, riverside walkways and a growing selection of bars, cafés, and boutiques.Parking available at an additional £50,000Completion: July 2026Service Charget £8.48 psf/paGround Rent: £780 pa250-year leasehold from 2004Payment terms:£2,500 Reservation fee10% payable on exchange (within 28 days)90% on completion (7 days later)

Nestled on the serene Roydon Road in the charming village of Roydon, this impressive detached chalet house, built in the 1970s, offers a perfect blend of space, comfort, and potential. Spanning an expansive approx sq ft 4,051 square feet inc garage and workshop, the property is set on a generous plot of 0.73 acres, providing ample outdoor space for relaxation and recreation. Upon entering, you are greeted by two spacious reception rooms, ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet family evenings. The heart of the home features five well-proportioned double bedrooms, ensuring that there is plenty of room for family and visitors alike. The property also boasts two bathrooms, thoughtfully designed to accommodate the needs of a busy household. For those with a passion for hobbies or requiring additional storage, the four-car garage and workshop offer a fantastic solution, providing ample space for vehicles and projects. The extensive parking facilities can accommodate up to 10 vehicles, making it perfect for larger families or those who enjoy hosting gatherings. This delightful home combines the charm of its 1970s architecture with the potential for modernisation, allowing you to create a living space that reflects your personal style. With its tranquil setting and generous proportions, this property is an exceptional opportunity for anyone seeking a spacious family home in a picturesque location. Don't miss the chance to make this remarkable house your own and to put your stamp on it The garden that wraps around this property has the potential at some stage to create a building plot subject to planning permissions. This property benefits from gas central heating, mains drainage, mains water and electric. Entrance Door Reception Hallway Cloakroom/ W.C. Dinning Room 17'9 x 15'10 (5.41m x 4.83m) Living Room 23'9 x 14'2 (7.24m x 4.32m) Kitchen/Breakfast Room 15'10 x 13'9 (4.83m x 4.19m) Walk in Larder Utility Room 14'2 x 8' (4.32m x 2.44m) Lobby 8'8 x 5'10 (2.64m x 1.78m) Conservatory 13'2 x 8'5 (4.01m x 2.57m) Bedroom One 12'10 x 12'10 (3.91m x 3.91m) En-Suite Shower Bedroom Two 13'10 x 12' (4.22m x 3.66m) First Floor Landing Bedroom Three 17'4 x 14'2 + wds (5.28m x 4.32m + wds) Walk in Wardrobe Cupboard Bedroom Four 12'8 x 11'1 (3.86m x 3.38m) Bath/ Shower Room 11'8 x 11' (3.56m x 3.35m) Bedroom Five 12'9 x 11' inc wds (3.89m x 3.35m inc wds) Exterior Front Garden With Circular driveway Four Car Garage 33'9 x 22'9 (10.29m x 6.93m) Cloakroom Workshop 22'4 x 16'5 min (6.81m x 5.00m min) Rear Garden & Patio

Imagine heading through a pretty Suffolk village, winding your way down a country lane to return to your beautiful home, surrounded by 20 acres of woodland. This exclusive development of just six bespoke, individually designed properties enjoys a truly idyllic location. Only a five-minute drive from Thorpeness, with the glorious Suffolk coastline and countryside on your doorstep, this is a place that’s hard to beat. The properties themselves are hugely attractive, built in a traditional style and sitting comfortably in their surroundings, a nod to the architectural history of the area combined with modern comforts.

East Grinstead is in West Sussex, near the East Sussex, Surrey, and Kent borders. The town is on the Greenwich Meridian and has many historic buildings and is close to the glorious countryside of The Weald and Ashdown Forest plus the Forest Way and Worth Way linear Country Parks which follow disused railway lines and are part of the Sustrans national cycle network. Ashplats Wood is a tranquil spot with a cluster of tree-lined paths that lead into the grounds of East Court Mansion, the home of the town council. The High Street contains one of the longest continuous runs of 14th-century timber-framed buildings in England plus Sackville College, an early 17th-century sandstone almshouse. The adjacent St Swithun's Church stands on the highest ground in the town and can be seen for many miles around. Ancient buildings are now home to a variety of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants – including a historic coaching inn. East Grinstead railway station provides commuter trains, including services to London Victoria, London Bridge and Bedford plus the option of a scenic rural jaunt on the Bluebell Railway.

Background Boath House has a distinguished and atmospheric past that perfectly complements its graceful architecture. Standing on a site once occupied by “the great stone house” recorded in the era of Mary Queen of Scots, it is widely regarded as one of Scotland’s loveliest Regency country houses, designed by celebrated Aberdeen architect Archibald Simpson, whose portrait still hangs in the interior. The surrounding landscape has witnessed moments of real historical drama. In 1645, during the turbulent covenanting wars, part of Montrose’s Royalist army is believed to have assembled on the rising ground in front of the present house as they awaited the opposing forces led by the Duke of Argyll. At that time, a tower dating from the midsixteenth century stood here, and local tradition holds that soldiers camped on land now just beyond the lower edge of the walled garden. Created for Sir James Dunbar, Boath House remained in the Dunbar family for generations, right up until the early twentieth century. Thereafter, it passed through several owners and, by the early 1990s, had sadly slipped into serious disrepair. It was then that Don and Wendy acquired the property and embarked on an extensive, sensitive restoration, carefully reviving the house and reinstating much of its original elegance and charm. The estate’s historic character is echoed in its surviving features. A period dovecote linked to the old house still stands in the nearby village of Auldearn and is now preserved under the care of the National Trust for Scotland. The walled garden, informed by historical research into its original layout, has been thoughtfully replanted in the spirit of a traditional kitchen garden and once again supplies the house with fresh herbs and vegetables, honouring the self-sufficient traditions of earlier centuries. Description The main house is arranged over three floors and offers generous, versatile accommodation. On the ground floor there are 5 reception rooms, currently set up as a dining room, a bar area, a reception lounge and a two further more intimate reception areas. There is also a professional kitchen on this floor. Upstairs are five beautifully appointed bedroom suites and extensive ancillary space. In its most recent guise, the house has successfully operated as a luxury boutique guest house with an acclaimed restaurant, demonstrating clear potential for future use as an intimate hotel, exclusiveuse venue or refined private residence. The basement area has two further bedrooms and a number of further rooms which could be adapted to be used as a spa area or home cinema. For over two decades, significant investment and sensitive restoration have transformed Boath House from a nearderelict building into an exceptionally wellpresented property. Its scale, setting and layout mean it could be enjoyed either as an outstanding private country home or as a distinctive boutique hotel or hospitality venture, giving an incoming owner valuable flexibility over future use. Cottages & The Café Within the grounds, two stylish cottages, the four hundred year old Apple Cottage and Meikle Cottage, provide additional flexible accommodation, suitable for guests, staff or extended family. The house is framed by mature, landscaped gardens, and the historic walled garden has previously accommodated a café and shop, offering potential buyers the opportunity to reestablish a destination element if desired. The wider estate includes an orchard, productive kitchen garden, ornamental pond, bog garden, sauna and areas of established woodland, creating a classic country setting with a strong sense of privacy. Location Boath House enjoys an idyllic setting on the beautiful Moray Firth coastline, just a few minutes’ drive east of the popular seaside town of Nairn and within easy reach of Inverness Airport. Surrounded by picturesque Highland scenery, it offers an appealing blend of peaceful country living and excellent accessibility for both local and longdistance travel. Nairn is a vibrant coastal town, long favoured as a holiday destination thanks to its golden beaches, charming harbour and welcoming atmosphere. The town provides an excellent selection of amenities, including independent shops, an art gallery, two museums, cafes and restaurants, alongside a sports centre, swimming pool, cricket pitch, tennis club and riding facilities. The harbour and marina form a lively focal point, with a small fishing fleet, sailing club and moored leisure craft reinforcing the town’s strong maritime character. Education is well catered for, with local primary and secondary schools, and the renowned Gordonstoun School situated around half an hour’s drive away. The Highland capital of Inverness, approximately 18 miles from Boath House, offers a full range of city facilities, including major supermarkets, retail parks, cultural venues and comprehensive medical services. Inverness also benefits from a mainline railway station with regular services to Aberdeen, Perth and Edinburgh, as well as a sleeper service to London, while Inverness Airport provides frequent flights to London, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham and a number of other UK and European destinations. In addition, Boath House is ideally placed for enjoying many of the Highlands’ most sought-after leisure pursuits. Nearby, there are acclaimed golf courses, scenic coastal and countryside walks, renowned whisky distilleries and a wealth of historic sites to explore. This enviable location allows residents and guests to experience the tranquillity of a refined country retreat while remaining perfectly positioned to take advantage of the area’s outdoor activities, cultural attractions and relaxed coastal lifestyle.   Viewings: Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents, Fine & Country Scotland. Offers: Offers should be submitted in Scottish Legal Form to the selling agents by email scotland@ fineandcountry. com The owner reserves the right to sell without imposing a closing date and will not be bound to accept the highest, or indeed any, offer. All genuinely interested parties are advised to instruct their solicitor to note their interest with the Selling Agents immediately after inspection. Tenure and Possession: The Heritable (Scottish equivalent of Freehold) title is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion. EPC rating: Boath House EPC E, Apple Cottage EPC C, Meikle Cottage EPC E, Kale Yard Cafe EPC E Services: Boath House is served by bio mass central heating, mains water supply and private drainage. Apple Cottage is served by gas heating, mains water supply and private drainage. Council Tax A. Meikle Cottage is served by electric heating, mains water and private drainage. Council Tax A. Kale Yard Cafe has gas heating and mains water. Access: The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all servitude rights, burdens, reservations and wayleaves, including rights of access and rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cable, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether contained in the Title Deeds or informally constituted and whether referred to in the General Remarks and Stipulations or not. The Purchaser(s) will be held to have satisfied himself as to the nature of all such servitude rights and others. Deposit: A deposit of 10% of the purchase price may be required. It will be paid within 7 days of the conclusion of Missives. The deposit will be non-returnable in the event of the Purchaser(s) failing to complete the sale for reasons not attributable to the Seller or his agents. Money Laundering Obligations: We are required by law to carry out Anti Money Laundering Checks prior to issuing a memorandum of sale. We use an external agency to conduct these checks. Once an offer has been agreed, Coadjute will contact you to complete the checks electronically. A fee of £45 + VAT per person will apply and will be processed by Coadjute. If you have any queries please contact the office. Website and Social Media: Further details of this property as well as all others offered by Fine & Country are available to view on our website www. fineandcountry.co.uk. For updates and the latest properties like us on facebook.com/ fineandcountrysouthscotland and Instagram on @fineandcountrysouthscotland. Referrals: Fine & Country work with preferred providers for the delivery of certain services necessary for a house sale or purchase. Our providers price their products competitively, however you are under no obligation to use their services and may wish to compare them against other providers. Should you choose to utilise them Fine & Country will receive a referral fee ranging from £50 -£300 depending on the price and product. Please be advised that while every effort has been made to ensure the safety and accessibility of this property, certain areas may present hazards or be deemed unsafe. Viewers are urged to exercise caution at all times during their visit. All property viewings are undertaken at the viewer’s own risk. Neither the seller, agent, nor any representative accepts responsibility for any accidents, injuries, or losses that may occur while on the premises. Children must be supervised at all times. 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Set within the sought-after village of Sandridge, this newly built and impressive residence offers generous accommodation and beautifully considered interiors. At the heart of the home is an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, extending to over 27 feet in length and creating a superb setting for both everyday family life and entertaining. The bespoke shaker-style kitchen features a generous island, Calacatta Gold Quartz worktops, antique brass detailing, a Quooker tap and a comprehensive range of Siemens appliances, complemented by a separate utility room. Bi-folding doors open directly onto the landscaped garden, creating a seamless connection between the interior and outside space. A dedicated study and separate snug provide valuable flexibility, whether required for home working, relaxation or family use. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with an en-suite, while two further well-proportioned bedrooms are complemented by a stylish family bathroom. Bespoke fitted wardrobes feature in both the principal and second bedrooms, while the oak-framed and glazed staircase provides a distinctive architectural centrepiece. Throughout Birch House, the specification has been carefully selected to deliver a refined and contemporary finish. Luxury herringbone flooring, deep-pile bedroom carpets, full-height porcelain tiling, bespoke LED mirrors and a sophisticated combination of white, black and gold sanitary ware create an elegant aesthetic. The principal bathroom is further enhanced by a freestanding bath and his-and-hers vanity. Modern technology and sustainability are equally well considered, with air source heat pumps, fully automated zonal heating, underfloor heating throughout, EV charging and energy-efficient fittings. Externally, beautifully landscaped gardens, a stylish grey tiled patio with privacy screening and block-paved parking complete the home. Set within a peaceful village environment, yet close to the amenities and transport links of St Albans, Birch House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial new-build home where architectural character, luxury specification and modern efficiency have been brought together with exceptional attention to detail.

Set within the prestigious estate of Magna Carta Park, this exceptional four-storey residence offers an exclusive lifestyle in one of Surrey’s most sought-after private communities. Residents enjoy 24-hour security, a bespoke concierge service, and access to 57 acres of beautifully landscaped woodland and parkland. An extensive collection of amenities includes a tennis club, spa, gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, golf practice area, restaurant, and bar, all designed to deliver a refined country estate lifestyle just 30 minutes from London. Ideally positioned, the development is also close to Englefield Green, Ascot, Sunningdale, and Windsor. The home itself features four spacious double bedrooms, each with a luxurious en-suite bathroom, alongside two elegant reception rooms and a striking Modulnova eat-in kitchen. Private outdoor spaces include a landscaped garden, upper terrace, and lower deck, ideal for entertaining and relaxed outdoor living. The residences at Magna Carta Park have been meticulously crafted with classically elegant architecture by Julian Bicknell and sophisticated interiors by celebrated designer Louise Bradley, both inspired by the enchanting surroundings of this remarkable estate. Ground Floor: Upon entering this remarkable home, you are welcomed by an elegant entrance hallway flooded with natural light, immediately setting the tone for the refined interiors throughout. The property benefits from underfloor heating across all levels, excellent insulation, and an impressive EPC rating of B, ensuring exceptional energy efficiency and year-round comfort. At the heart of the home is a bespoke Italian Modulnova eat-in kitchen, beautifully designed with a central island, premium Miele appliances, bespoke lighting, and a generous dining area ideal for both family living and entertaining. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the principal reception room, featuring a striking fireplace, wood flooring, elegant crystal lighting, and two sets of French doors opening onto the upper deck, perfect for indoor-outdoor entertaining. Lower Floor: The lower floor offers a superb second reception room with bi-fold doors leading directly onto the lower deck, creating an ideal setting for al fresco dining and relaxed outdoor living. This level also includes a spacious utility room, direct access to the garage, a large cloakroom, and a guest WC. First Floor: The first floor comprises two beautifully appointed double bedrooms, each complemented by its own luxurious en-suite bathroom. The principal suite enjoys a Juliet balcony overlooking the rear grounds and features a spa-inspired en-suite bathroom complete with a large walk-in shower, freestanding bath, and double vanity sinks. This exceptional suite flows seamlessly into a spacious walk-in wardrobe area, creating a refined private retreat. The current owners have configured the adjoining space as an additional lounge area with its own en-suite bathroom. However, this versatile room can easily be reinstated as a further double bedroom, offering a contemporary en-suite with a walk-in shower and double sinks. Second Floor: The second floor hosts two further generously sized double bedrooms, both finished to an exceptional standard and complemented by contemporary en-suite bathrooms. One bedroom benefits from a luxurious en-suite featuring both a walk-in shower and a freestanding bath, while the second bedroom offers a stylish en-suite with a walk-in shower. These elegant rooms provide comfortable and private accommodation for family members or guests alike. Outside: Set within the prestigious grounds of Magna Carta Park, residents enjoy access to 57 acres of beautifully landscaped woodland and parkland, creating an exceptional country estate setting. The landscaped areas, known as The Great Lawn, are home to a beautiful array of wildflowers, while the sunken walled garden has been expertly designed with an exquisite collection of plants and flowers. These enchanting grounds provide stunning views across the surrounding countryside, with the iconic Windsor Castle visible in the distance. Residents also benefit from an extensive collection of luxury amenities, including a tennis club, spa, gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, golf practice area, restaurant, and bar, all thoughtfully curated to offer a refined lifestyle within this exclusive private estate. In addition, the property benefits from an integral garage, off-street parking to the front of the home, and two further allocated parking spaces. Location: Magna Carta Park enjoys spectacular park-like grounds in one of the area’s most prestigious settings, adjacent to the historic Windsor Great Park. Residents have easy access to the renowned The Savill Garden, the beautiful Valley Gardens, and Virginia Water Lake. The nearby villages of Virginia Water, Sunningdale, and Ascot provide an excellent range of local amenities and services. There are mainline rail services from Virginia Water and Sunningdale to London Waterloo. The property is also superbly positioned for access to Central London via the M25 and A30, while Heathrow Terminal 5, Gatwick Airport, and the national motorway network are all within easy reach. Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are exceptional, including racing at Ascot Racecourse and Windsor Racecourse. Polo can be enjoyed at Smith's Lawn and the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. The surrounding area is also home to several world-class golf courses, including Wentworth Club, Sunningdale Golf Club, Queenwood Golf Club, and Foxhills Club & Resort. The area is particularly renowned for its outstanding selection of private schools, catering for all age groups, including Eton College, ACS International School Egham, and St George's School Ascot. Excellent preparatory schools nearby include Lambrook School, Papplewick School, Hall Grove School, Sunningdale School, Bishopsgate School, and St Mary's School Ascot. There is also an excellent selection of local pubs and restaurants, including The Barley Mow, The Bailiwick, The Fox & Hounds, and The Loch & The Tyne. Luxury hotels nearby include Fairmont Windsor Park, Great Fosters, Pennyhill Park, and Coworth Park. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Local Authority: Runnymede Freehold | Council Tax Band H | EPC rating: B Property Construction: Brick Electricity supply: Mains, Octopus Energy Water supply: Mains, Affinity Water Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas, Octopus Energy Broadband: FTTP Ultrafast Coverage is available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G coverage is available - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Garage parking for 1 vehicle & additional off-road parking for 3 vehicles available. Total Internal Floor Area: Approximately 3370 sq ft Special Notes: We are advised that property is freehold but forms part of a managed estate. An annual estate management charge of approximately £10,960 is applicable, contributing towards the maintenance, management and operation of communal facilities, amenities and estate services. Further details are available on request. Viewing Arrangements: Strictly via the vendors sole agent, Louis Byrne of Fine & Country Windsor and Englefield Green

FREEHOLD – NEW BUILD DEVELOPMENT Built by Ashbe Construction, this exceptional home forms part of an exclusive gated development of just ten luxury eco-residences. Created by highly regarded builders known for their meticulous craftsmanship and premium finishes, the property offers an impressive standard of contemporary family living. Beautifully configured accommodation across two floors, the home includes four spacious double bedrooms and four stylish bathrooms. Every element has been thoughtfully designed, blending modern aesthetics with high-quality materials throughout. The only thing left is to choose the perfect name for your new home. The ground floor opens with a bright entrance hall leading to a separate living room featuring bespoke cabinetry and a striking fireplace. To the rear, a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining space boasts state-of-the-art integrated appliances, luxury finishes, and French doors extending out to a generous private west-facing garden. This level also offers a fitted utility room, a contemporary WC, and underfloor heating set beneath porcelain herringbone flooring. A handcrafted oak staircase with twisted oak spindles rises to the first floor, which offers four bedrooms, two with ensuites, and a well-appointed house bathroom. The premier bedroom includes a bespoke oak dressing room and elegant ensuite. Externally, the property benefits from a large single garage with EV charging, and driveway parking for one vehicle and visitor parking.

The Old Chapel is an architectural delightful, grade II listed, substantial property that just exudes charm and character and has the most wonderful feeling of light and space throughout. It was originally the old cloisters and winter garden and then the chapel of Finedon Hall, it is located within the old walled kitchen gardens of the hall. This superb and unique home has been lovingly restored and modernised by the current owners whilst retaining its superb original features. The Old Chapel dates back to the seventeenth century and has a definite calming feel, it is set in the former walled kitchen gardens of the estate and approximately 0.33 acre with a large paved sun terrace, sweeping lawns , a tranquil courtyard area and mature herbaceous borders and trees. To the front of the house a large graveled driveway provides private parking for at least five cars plus a double garage, the driveway has shared access to a neighbours garage. To the front of the house is an impressive south facing garden which is walled with ornate stone work, a path leads to the stunning arched pillars with glazed front doors, on entering you are greeted by a spectacular and welcoming dining hall. This superb room has a wonderful feel with an oak floor and glazed doors leading out to the courtyard plus a spiral staircase rising to the bedroom suite.. On the right is the first of the characterful reception rooms, there are two sets of French doors to the front, oak floor and an exposed stone wall, a stunning archway with original oak door leads through to a bright double bedroom with a glazed bay window overlooking the courtyard plus a built in wardrobe. On the left of the reception hallway is a spacious dining room again with French doors to the front, oak floor and a fireplace with wood burner. Accessed from the dining room is a long central hallway with exposed stone wall and large skylight flooding the hallway with natural light. There are a further two double bedrooms accessed from the hallway, the larger bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has a staircase leading to a mezzanine are, the second bedroom is at the rear and overlooks the inner courtyard, its a lovely room with exposed stone walls and a glazed bay window to the side. The main family bathroom services these two bedrooms. To the front of the hallway is a large farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room which has access to the front and side gardens, is a lovely bright room with a high ceiling with beams and a tiled floor. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of Shaker style units painted grey, there is a range oven, a pantry and ample room for a full size family breakfast table. On the first floor the main bedroom suite spans the whole upper floor and is a superb character bedroom with a vaulted and beamed ceiling, exposed stone walls with stunning original windows, a separate bathroom/dressing room with a free standing bath tub, twin basins and a separate shower. There is also a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes and storage. The property has quite superb gardens to the front, side and rear with sweeping lawns and herbaceous borders, a large flagstone paved sun terrace plus a separate courtyard area which is paved and a real sun trap. The garden is screened by mature trees and fully walled as were the original kitchen gardens of the Finedon estate. To the front of the house is a gravelled driveway that is shared providing access only to a neighbours garage, there is a double garage and private parking for at least five cars for the use of The Old Chapel only. Finedon is a popular village close to the A45 with access to the M1 and A14, local facilities include a library, a church, a primary school and a small country park, Rushden Lakes is easily accessible for further shopping and leisure facilities. Wellingborough is approximately 4 miles away with a railway station providing direct services to London St Pancras in approximately 50 minutes so ideal for the London commuter. Property Information, Services & Utilities Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax: Band G Local Authority: Wellingborough EPC Rating: Exempt. Services: Mains electric, gas, water & drainage. Heating: Gas central heating. Broadband: Full fibre broadband available, we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal: 5G available in this postcode, we advise you check with your provider. Parking: Garage & driveway parking for multiple cars.