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For over a century, Church End Farm has been woven into the same family's story. Long before the current owners lovingly transformed the former farm outbuilding into the beautiful home it is today, childhood picnics beneath the Derbyshire skies first created a connection to this remarkable setting. What followed was the careful restoration of a derelict building into a warm and welcoming family home that has become the backdrop to generations of memories. Comprising a beautifully converted three-bedroom barn, a separate two-bedroom cottage and approximately 3.18 acres of gardens, orchard and paddocks, Church End Farm offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. Here, family gatherings become traditions, grandchildren grow up exploring the grounds, and every season brings something new to enjoy, from blossom in the orchard to spectacular sunsets across the valley beyond. Set within the sought-after village of Turnditch and surrounded by rolling Derbyshire countryside, this is a home of extraordinary warmth and versatility. Whether enjoyed as a multi-generational family home, a countryside retreat or a place to create memories for generations to come, Church End Farm is a property that invites you to put down roots and become part of its continuing story. Ground Floor: At the heart of the home lies a magnificent vaulted kitchen, designed as a true gathering space where family and friends naturally come together. Beautifully appointed with an extensive range of cabinetry, solid timber work surfaces, integrated appliances and exposed brickwork, the room combines character and practicality in equal measure. French doors open onto the terrace, creating a seamless connection between the home and its stunning surroundings, whilst a contemporary log-burning stove adds warmth and atmosphere throughout the seasons. Adjoining the kitchen is a charming snug, offering a cosy retreat beneath a vaulted ceiling and providing a wonderfully versatile space for quieter moments. The generous utility room provides excellent additional storage and functionality and is equipped as a second kitchen, having originally served as the property's main kitchen prior to the extension. This versatile space offers further flexibility for multi-generational living and modern family life. The principal reception spaces have been designed to embrace both entertaining and everyday family life. The elegant dining room provides the perfect setting for formal occasions, whilst the beautifully proportioned sitting room enjoys far-reaching countryside views and a feature gas stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Completing the ground floor is the stunning garden room, where underfloor heating ensures year-round comfort whilst uninterrupted views across the gardens and valley beyond create an ever-changing backdrop. First Floor: The first-floor accommodation continues the property's sense of character and tranquillity. The principal bedroom suite enjoys elevated views across the surrounding countryside and benefits from a luxurious wet-room style en-suite. A second generous double bedroom offers fitted wardrobes and excellent proportions, whilst the third bedroom is accessed via a separate staircase from the snug, creating a degree of independence that makes it ideal for guests, older children or home working requirements. Throughout the first floor, exposed timbers and character features serve as a reminder of the building's agricultural heritage, whilst the carefully considered layout provides both comfort and flexibility. Cottage: One of the property's most compelling attributes is the inclusion of a separate two-bedroom cottage, providing a level of flexibility rarely found in today's market. Ideal for multi-generational living, dependent relatives, guest accommodation or potential holiday let use, subject to any necessary consents, the cottage has previously been successfully occupied for many years and offers buyers the increasingly sought-after opportunity to create independent accommodation whilst remaining connected to the main residence. Perhaps most touching of all is the cottage's place within the family's story, having provided a cherished home to the owners' aunt until she was over one hundred years old, highlighting both the practicality and adaptability of this unique arrangement. Outside: The grounds are every bit as impressive as the accommodation itself. Extending to approximately 3.18 acres in total, Church End Farm enjoys beautifully maintained gardens, an established orchard, wildlife pond and adjoining paddocks, creating an idyllic setting for both relaxation and recreation. The orchard remains one of the property's most treasured features, with apple, pear, cherry, Victoria plum and damson trees providing seasonal harvests enjoyed by the family for many years. Elsewhere, open lawns have hosted everything from family cricket matches and croquet games to children's adventures and summer celebrations. Nature plays an important role in daily life here. Fallow deer regularly wander through the grounds, dragonflies and damselflies dance around the pond, and from various vantage points across the property the surrounding countryside unfolds towards Wirksworth, Crich and Riber. During the summer months, even the distant sight of a steam train passing through the valley below adds to the magic of this exceptional setting. The additional paddocks offer further versatility, whether for equestrian interests, smallholding aspirations or simply preserving the remarkable privacy and outlook that make Church End Farm so special. Location: Church End Farm occupies an enviable position within the highly regarded Derbyshire village of Turnditch, surrounded by some of the county's most beautiful countryside. The village itself offers a strong sense of community, supported by a village hall, annual village events, local walking routes and traditional country pubs including The Tiger Inn. Nearby Duffield provides an excellent range of everyday amenities, independent shops, restaurants and highly regarded schooling, whilst Belper, Ashbourne and Derby are all easily accessible. The location perfectly balances rural tranquillity with practical convenience, offering the best of Derbyshire village life whilst remaining well connected for commuting and leisure. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: E (Barn) & B (Cottage) Local Authority: Amber Valley EPC Rating: C (Barn) & D (Cottage) Property Construction: Standard Electricity supply: Mains Supply Water supply: Mains Supply Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Supply Heating: Mains Supply, Gas Broadband: Full Fibre 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: Double garage, plus additional parking across private driveway for multiple cars. Total Internal Floor Area: 4024 sq ft Viewing Arrangements: Strictly via the vendors sole agent Kelly Rhodes, Fine & Country South Derbyshire, Ashbourne and Matlock

HIGH OAKHAM PARK This exquisite luxury development is formed of 21 first class properties standing within a stunning setting right at the heart of the highly regarded and much sought-after High Oakham area in Mansfield, north Nottinghamshire. High Oakham Park offers an exciting and rare opportunity to acquire a prestigious home which has been meticulously and architecturally designed to offer prospective owners the absolute best in modern living across both contemporary and classic house styles. Beautifully arranged over the most stunning 21 acres of wood and parkland, there are a number of well-proportioned plots of varying acreages to suit buyers needs and wants. “High Oakham Park is an exclusive development in a beautiful and unique setting, where your dream home can become your luxurious reality”. Andrew Wilson – Director at Dukeries Homes The 21 bespoke homes found within High Oakham Park are being created to deliver on all levels. Emphasis on elegance, style, sophistication, considered design choices and high-end luxury are at their core and evident across the 4 house types – The Windsor, The Sandringham, The Buckingham and The Balmoral. Fixtures and fitments will be offered from a selection of specified top of the range product lines and brands, with buyer input being welcomed on properties sold to ensure that every home is customised to the individuals’ tastes. PHASE 3 – FINAL PHASE The final phase, Phase 3, is now available for reservation. Phase 3 consists of 5 stunning homes, ranging from half an acre to approximately 1.1 acres, released for purchase: -Plot 1 – SOLD -Plot 2 – The Balmoral Type 3 | £1,375,000 -Plot 2a – The Kensington Type 5 | £1,425,000 -Plot 3 – SOLD -Plot 4 – SOLD -Plot 5 – SOLD -Plot 6 – SOLD -Plot 7 - SOLD -Plot 8 – SOLD -Plot 9 – SOLD -Plot 10 – SOLD -Plot 11 – SOLD -Plot 12 – SOLD -Plot 13 – SOLD -Plot 14 – SOLD -Plot 15 – SOLD -Plot 16 – SOLD -Plot 17 – SOLD -Plot 18 – SOLD -Plot 19 – SOLD -Plot 20 – SOLD -Plot 21 – SOLD -Plot 22 – SOLD HOME SPECIFICATION Kitchens & Utility Rooms •Purposely designed to maximise storage, optimise space & light and configured to function as the hub of the home with room to entertain and relax. •A choice of a timeless hand painted Shaker style or a high-end gloss and handle-less finish for more contemporary living. •Hand-built units with a social central island complimented by sleek stonework surfaces. •Top of the range kitchen/ utility appliances to include; twin double ovens, combination microwave oven, steam oven, induction hob, integrated full height fridge & freezer, wine chiller, instant boiling water tap, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Flooring •Kitchen & Utility – Porcelain floor tiling providing a touch of elegance. •Entrance Hall & Reception Rooms – A choice of luxurious carpet, Karndean luxury vinyl or real wood flooring to add your own preference of sophistication. •Bathrooms & En-Suites – A combination of porcelain and ceramic tiles. Bedrooms & Dressing Rooms •A principle suite designed to create a beautiful sanctuary that is complimented by a range of bespoke hand-built furniture. •Fitted wardrobes to 2 further bedrooms with luxury carpets fitted throughout all bedrooms and dressing rooms. Finishings •A bespoke hand-built staircase deliberately designed to be a statement feature upon entering the homes, taking centre stage with oversized newel posts, balusters and handrails. •Glazed panel doors to selected rooms to maximise light flow throughout the home. •Decorative cornicing to selected rooms and quality skirting & architraves throughout giving a sense of the craftsmanship found within. Media, Communications & Security •Television, data and telephone points located practically around the home. •Television points to feature CAT6 cabling which enables 4K Ultra HD streaming. •CAT5 cabling pre-installed to principle rooms for use with home audio systems. •Comprehensive hardwired security system installed with PIR sensors to all external lighting. •Multi-point locking systems to all external doors. Gardens & Grounds •Thoughtfully designed and landscaped to give a traditional and established feel. •Configured for the garden to be an integral part of the home, ideal for alfresco dining and entertainment. •Lawned areas with select trees, shrubbery and planting throughout. •Quality grey paving to paths and patio areas with tarmac driveways finished by block edging. •External taps at conveniently positioned locations around the gardens. •Each property benefits from individual electric gates at the entrance to individual driveways. Garaging •The garage will feature electronically operated up and over doors with internal light and power provisions found within. Services •Gas fired wet system under-floor heating will be installed to ground floor accommodation with individual thermostatic controls to all rooms for zonal functionality. •Traditional hot water radiators installed to all first-floor accommodation. Warranty •A 10-year Premier Guarantee Warranty is provided on all homes. LOCATION High Oakham Park, situated in a wonderful setting, is surrounded by woodlands and fields and located in a fantastic spot for those who need to travel further afield. The M1 motorway is a short car journey away, allowing easy access to East Midlands Airport, and the cities of Derby and Sheffield. Birmingham is just over an hour away, while Meadowhall Shopping Mall is just half an hour away. The wonderful Peak District and the former Nottinghamshire country house estates collectively known as the Dukeries are on your doorstep. There are few places like this. From the great country houses on your doorstep, to the stunning hills of the nearby Peak District, and from the theatres and cinemas of Nottingham to the shopping facilities in Mansfield and Sheffield, you can spend your time how you want to. Then you have the historic Creswell Crags a few miles away, the historic centre of Sherwood Forest in Mansfield town centre, and Robin Hood’s Major Oak hideaway at nearby Edwinstowe. Football, cricket, tennis, ice hockey and rugby fans will love this location, as there are sports teams galore within just a few short miles. There are swimming pools nearby that have been the training ground for Olympic and Paralympic gold medallists. And if cycling is your forte, what better than to get the bikes out and head off into Sherwood Forest or over to Sherwood Pines. With nationally covering train stations in Newark, Chesterfield and Nottingham the whole of the UK is accessible via rail easily: -London Kings Cross Via Newark North Gate -Birmingham New Street Via Nottingham -Manchester Piccadilly Via Chesterfield DUKERIES HOMES “Not just anywhere will do for a Dukeries home – it has to provide the right quality of life for our customers; to be the kind of place we would want to live. And only the best workmanship is good enough for a Dukeries home too, so we use traditional construction methods and the finest materials available to create truly contemporary living space”. Dukeries are proud of their projects, many of which are highly innovative and blend into their urban and rural environments. Where appropriate more traditional designs and local building materials are often used whilst ensuring that the clients brief is always achieved. “Our expertise means that we can imaginatively create and deliver a bespoke solution to every development opportunity”. Through innovation in design, building techniques, and environmental practices, Dukeries have established new standards in the design and construction of new homes. When you become a Dukeries customer, you will enjoy a service built on a clear philosophy: that your home provides high quality and value; that you enjoy a service built on honesty and integrity; and that you are treated well with your long-term satisfaction of paramount importance.

Ground Floor: A most impressive reception hallway greets you on entry, flooded with natural light through glazed windows flanking the front door. The hallway features solid wooden flooring, built-in storage for coats and shoes, fitted book casing, a log burner and a galleried landing above. Light oak doors are a consistent feature throughout the home. Twin double doors lead to both the family room and the principal lounge. A well-appointed cloakroom with WC and vanity wash hand basin completes the entrance hall. The family room is a spacious and versatile room, currently combining a useful study space, with twin double-glazed sash windows overlooking the front elevation. The principal lounge is a lovely dual-aspect room with French doors opening to the side gardens. A characterful fireplace with herringbone brickwork, beamed mantel piece and large log burner forms the focal point of the room. The lounge blends seamlessly into the dining room. With underfloor heating and elevated ceiling heights, this recent extension to the home has full glass elevation and bi fold doors leading out to the rear gardens. A contemporary finish with gas fireplace, this is the perfect entertaining space which feeds through to the stunning kitchen. There is also a bar area which connects through to the kitchen. The kitchen is a stunning contemporary space arranged around a large central island with Silestone worksurfaces, undercounter fridge, induction hob with pop-up downdraft extractor and an integrated four-seater breakfast bar. Further appliances include a wine fridge, twin ovens, integrated microwave, warming oven, dishwasher and integrated fridge/freezer. Additional Silestone worksurfaces with stainless-steel sink and Quooker tap complete the kitchen. A matching utility room offers the same quality units, a Belfast sink, additional dishwasher, ample storage and a washer and dryer, with a door to the rear gardens. First Floor: The spacious first-floor landing overlooks the hallway below, provides access to a west facing front balcony and lounging area. The master bedroom is a generous suite with a vaulted ceiling and walk in wardrobe area. The ensuite is finished to an excellent standard with a walk-in shower, wash hand basin and WC, benefiting from underfloor heating. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are well-matched double bedrooms, each with vaulted ceilings and pedestrian door access to the front balcony. Bedroom 4 is a further lovely double bedroom. Bedroom 5 is currently configured as a dressing room with a range of fitted wardrobes. The main family bathroom is a luxurious room featuring a slipper bath with integrated TV, a walk-in shower, WC, heated towel rail, wash hand basin and underfloor heating. A further shower room with walk-in shower, wash hand basin and WC completes the first floor. Outside: The property sits on a generous corner plot in the heart of Newton Solney village. To the front, a substantial stamped concrete sweeping driveway provides significant off-road parking, bordered by a well-maintained lawned garden enclosed by a hedgerow for excellent privacy. Side access leads to the rear gardens which wrap around the home, taking full advantage of the corner plot. The rear terraces - accessed directly from both the lounge and the dining room via bi-fold doors - provide an exceptional outdoor entertaining space. Lawned gardens, mature fruit trees and flower borders extend throughout, with sun tracking around the plot throughout the day. A truly tranquil setting in the very heart of the village. Location: The Old Vicarage occupies a sought-after position on the entrance to a quiet cul-de-sac in the beautiful South Derbyshire village of Newton Solney, situated on the River Trent just a few minutes south of Derby. The village, which traces its history back to the 10th century, offers a range of local amenities including an infant school, historic church, village hall, recreational field, two pubs and a hotel. The nearby village of Repton is well known for its prestigious private school, community and amenities. The area benefits from excellent riverside access and countryside walks just outside the front door and is popular with those who enjoy exploring by foot or by boat. For commuters, the property has excellent access to the A38 and A50 link roads, with Burton upon Trent, Derby, Nottingham, the M1, M6 and East Midlands Airport all within easy reach. There is access to London from the nearby stations of Burton upon Trent, East Midlands Parkway or Lichfield Trent valley. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: South Derbyshire EPC Rating: C Property Construction: Standard Brick and Tile Electricity: Mains Water: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas Central Heating, underfloor heating Broadband: FTTC available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Phone Coverage: 5G connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Large sweeping private driveway Total Internal Floor Area: 301.9m2 Special Notes: There is planning permission for the addition of a double garage to the side of the home granted as part of the recent extension to the rear

At the edge of Market Deeping, where the town gives way to open countryside and water meadows, Mill House rests quietly in a setting that feels timeless. This handsome Grade II listed Georgian home, dating from 1782, stands beside the old mill stream, its walls rising directly from the water in places. With approximately fifteen acres of land, a network of enchanting gardens, and a rich heritage as part of a historic corn mill, Mill House is a rare combination of elegance, privacy, and rural character. Once part of a working corn mill, remnants of that past remain in view. The flow of the mill stream remains central to the life of the property, winding beneath the patio by the house, that was the base of the original mill, and through the landscape. The property also includes the mill leat, an engineered channel that directs water through the old mill workings, and a mill pond that lies downstream, helping to regulate flow through the estate. The structure of the original weir is itself listed, forming a beautiful and integral part of the historic setting. Maintenance and ownership of the sluices that control water flow through the site is handled by the Environment Agency, providing peace of mind to owners. These sluices allow the water level to be finely adjusted as required, although day-to-day intervention is rarely necessary. The south facing rear of the house opens onto a broad, stone-flagged terrace that extends out over the stream. It offers a wonderful place to sit and hear the water flowing beneath. From here, the view stretches across the grounds towards the outbuildings, tree-lined paddocks, and meadows beyond. The constant sound of running water adds to the calm and contemplative atmosphere that defines this exceptional home. The gardens themselves are full of character. A large south-facing lawn stretches from the rear of the house, framed by mature trees and hedges. It gives way to more secluded spaces: secret gardens, quiet walkways, and even a treehouse. Water flows from the mill-stream in front of the house via a small stream and pond to the River Welland which is the southern border of the property. Throughout the gardens, the planting is mature and thoughtfully arranged, with wisteria softening the stone elevations of the house. Pockets of wild garden and long grass encourage biodiversity, and the land’s natural gravel base ensures that any seasonal surface water drains quickly and cleanly. Beyond the gardens, a number of traditional outbuildings offer potential for a wide variety of future uses. These include a glasshouse, an old dovecote, a large garage with pool room at one end, a log store, and another storage barn. One barn houses a snooker room on its upper level, reached via a spiral staircase. Subject to the necessary consents, many of these buildings would be ideal for conversion to annexe accommodation, home offices, or holiday lets. The presence of paddocks adds still more versatility to the estate. The owners used to have sheep grazing on this open land but it is currently used simply for hay production, which is baled and taken away by a local farmer once every year. A generously sized outdoor swimming pool is set into a quiet part of the garden, with a neat pool house alongside. Enclosed by mature planting and hidden from view, this space feels entirely private, perfect for relaxed summer days and entertaining. Inside, the house is arranged over three floors, its layout both generous and practical. The main entrance hall sets the tone with its flagstone floor. Brightness floods down from a glazed roof light above the staircase, illuminating the full height of the central core of the house. The staircase itself rises elegantly in a curve, linking the ground and first floor. To either side of the hall are well-proportioned reception rooms. The drawing room is a standout, with finely detailed cornicing, French windows opening onto the garden, and a handsome marble fireplace. The sitting room is equally impressive, featuring a substantial Clipsham stone fireplace with log burner, stone floor underfoot and a dual aspect that fills the room with natural light. Adjacent to this room is a formal dining room. Worth noting that all principal ground floor rooms benefit from working wooden shutters helping to retain the warmth in winter time and providing with extra level of security. Other ground floor rooms include a garden room that sits almost over the stream and a snug off the kitchen. The kitchen is well placed at the heart of the house, fitted in a classic shaker style and features a gas Aga. It has clear potential for updating in line with personal taste. The first floor houses three double bedrooms, two of which have en suite facilities, and a family bathroom. There is also a study on this floor, which could be a fourth bedroom or a dressing room for the principal bedroom, if required. The second floor – accessed through the secondary, servant’s staircase – contains two further bedrooms, one with an en suite and a smaller room that could be ideal for additional workspace or overflow accommodation. Throughout, the interiors are neutral and well maintained, and while some elements may feel traditional, the proportions and natural light give the house a calm, unpretentious character. With thoughtful redecoration, there is considerable opportunity to bring out the full potential of these rooms. The management of the waterways surrounding Mill House is straightforward and reassuring. The Environment Agency retains ownership and maintenance responsibility for the riverbed and its banks, as well as the sluices. They once annually attend to weed cutting and bank maintenance, ensuring the mill stream remains clear and attractive. The overspill weir upstream manages flood water automatically, diverting excess flow safely into the back stream. With an established maintenance relationship in place and a history of trouble-free ownership, buyers can feel confident in the ongoing stewardship of this beautiful setting. Mill House’s unique combination of natural water features also adds a subtle layer of security, with the property naturally bordered by watercourses. Access by strangers is effectively limited to the occasional passing canoeist, and the owners have even created a discreet retractable footbridge to maintain privacy on their side of the estate. Market Deeping is a thriving market town, known for its historic stone buildings and strong local community. It offers a good range of everyday amenities, including a Tesco, independent shops, schools, medical services, and sports clubs. The beautiful Georgian town of Stamford is about ten minutes away, and Peterborough, with its wide retail offering and direct rail services to London, is around fifteen minutes by car. Mill House is also well positioned for access to some of the area’s best-performing schools, including Stamford Endowed Schools, Bourne Grammar and The King’s School in Peterborough.     Disclaimer: These property details, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection, or through their legal and other professional advisers or otherwise as to their accuracy. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning permissions, building regulation certificates or other consents. No person in the employment of Fine & Country has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.  The floorplans are for illustration purposes only. All measurements: walls, doors, window fittings and appliances and their sizes and locations are shown conventionally and are approximate only and cannot be regarded as being a representation by the agent. Similarly, any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. Text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property.  We have not tested any of the appliances. Purchasers should make their own enquiries to the relevant authorities regarding the connection of any services.

The main house blends a traditional farmhouse with an elegant Georgian frontage, retaining a wealth of character features including exposed beams, fireplaces and a grand reception hall. The accommodation is both spacious and versatile, with a range of formal and informal living areas alongside five bedrooms arranged across two staircases. Beyond the main residence are a series of additional properties, including a substantial two-bedroom Bake House, a one-bedroom Dovecote, and a spacious Waggon House holiday let—ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or income generation. A standout feature is the established wedding venue, centred around a beautifully restored historic barn, designed to host ceremonies and receptions, supported by a dedicated car park and separate facilities. The surrounding gardens, extending to just over 3.5 acres, provide an exceptional backdrop and are well regarded locally for their maturity, layout and seasonal interest. Set in a rural position just outside Wragby, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining well placed for access to Lincoln, Market Rasen and the wider Lincolnshire countryside. A rare lifestyle opportunity combining home, business potential and outstanding grounds.

Approached along a quiet stretch of Barrowden Road and set high above the Welland Valley, The Windmill is one of those rare Rutland landmarks that is instantly recognisable from afar yet unexpectedly comfortable and practical once inside its gates. Combining a Grade II listed four storey windmill with a substantial modern brick house and around fifteen acres of gardens, pasture and woodland, the property brings together architectural character, flexible living space and an established equestrian setup within a single coherent holding. The position is central to its appeal. From the house and windmill there are wide views across open countryside towards Stamford, Rutland Water and the surrounding villages of the Welland Valley, while mature planting and shelter belts around the immediate garden create a surprisingly private and protected domestic setting close to the house itself. It is a property that balances exposure and outlook with enclosure and comfort in a way that is difficult to achieve in open countryside locations. Although the windmill forms the visual centrepiece, the principal living accommodation sits within the adjoining brick-built house constructed in 1997 and designed to work as a practical family home. The two structures connect at ground floor level and again externally at first floor via balconies, allowing them either to operate as a single integrated residence or as two clearly defined but related living environments. Inside the house the arrangement is generous and adaptable, with four reception rooms providing a range of settings for daily life. The kitchen and informal sitting area form the natural centre of activity and benefit from morning light through recently installed powder coated aluminium windows and doors. These were replaced throughout the house in 2023 and bring both improved performance and reduced maintenance requirements. The kitchen itself has been extended in its layout since the present owner’s arrival and now works as a sociable everyday space as well as a practical working environment, with underfloor heating continuing through the adjoining snug area. Beyond this core living space there is a separate ground floor sitting room currently arranged as a television room, together with a further reception room used as a study capable of accommodating multiple workstations. A gym positioned adjacent to the integral garage adds another practical and versatile element to the ground floor layout. A particularly striking feature of the house is the large first floor sitting room which opens onto balconies through full height glazed doors and takes full advantage of the long southerly views across the valley. This elevated reception space gives the house an additional dimension and allows the landscape setting to become part of the experience of living here. Across the upper floor the bedroom accommodation is arranged around a principal suite and guest suite each with their own en suite facilities, together with two further bedrooms served by a family bathroom. The layout provides a balance between privacy and connection that works equally well for family occupation or visiting guests. Adjoining the house, the four-storey windmill provides a second independent living environment that significantly extends the flexibility of the property. Dating originally from the eighteenth century and rebuilt from the ground up in 1968 as a reconstruction of the earlier windmill, the structure remains one of the defining features of the local skyline. Although its internal milling machinery was removed when it was converted to residential use, the windmill retains its distinctive external form complete with sails, which are maintained and rotated periodically to ensure their long-term stability. Arranged as a self-contained two-bedroom cottage, the windmill has historically been used both as family accommodation and as a holiday let. More recently it has been made available selectively for short-term letting and continues to offer potential either as guest accommodation, income producing space or multigenerational living depending on requirements. A particularly distinctive feature of the windmill interior is the recently installed handmade kitchen which follows the natural curve of the structure itself and includes a curved central table designed specifically for the space. It reflects the unusual geometry of the building and reinforces the sense that this is a place shaped around its architecture rather than adapted to fit it. Outside, the grounds extend to approximately fifteen acres arranged in a ring-fenced block surrounding the house and windmill. Around six thousand native trees were planted by previous owners to create an arboretum style landscape that now forms an established framework of shelter belts, orchard planting and specimen trees across the holding. Within this setting the immediate gardens around the house include an extensive timber decked entertaining terrace connected directly to the dining room and designed as a principal outdoor social space overlooking the gardens, together with a circular sunken garden planted with fruit trees and soft fruit and a productive vegetable garden that continues to be actively cultivated. Beyond the formal gardens the land opens into pasture divided into dedicated paddocks which have been significantly enhanced during the present ownership. Three paddocks now provide structured grazing rotation and are equipped with independent water supplies and electric fencing, supported by a professionally constructed outdoor manège measuring approximately 22 x 40 metres and installed with full drainage. Additional stable buildings have also been introduced so that the existing block now includes multiple stables together with tack and storage space. A separate access track has been formed to the rear stable yard allowing practical movement of horses and equipment without affecting the domestic garden setting. In addition to the principal approach drive, two further access points are available directly from adopted roads, providing useful alternative entry to the land and equestrian areas. Together these improvements mean the land now supports genuine equestrian use rather than simply providing additional acreage. There is also flexibility within the current arrangements for the stables and grazing to be let independently if desired, creating potential for either shared use or supplementary income. At the eastern side of the holding the front meadow is managed as a wildflower area and cut periodically for hay, maintaining its ecological character while ensuring it remains productive. To the west lies a further two acre woodland area which adds variety and shelter to the landscape and contributes to the overall sense of scale and privacy across the property. Energy performance has also been addressed through the installation of photovoltaic panels together with battery storage systems, helping to reduce reliance on grid electricity and supporting efficient day to day running of the house. An electric vehicle charging point is also installed. Despite its rural character the location remains well connected. Morcott and Barrowden both offer active village communities with local amenities including shop, surgery and public house, while the market towns of Uppingham, Oakham and Stamford provide a wider range of schooling, shopping and cultural facilities within easy reach. Road links via the A47, A43 and A1 connect efficiently to the regional network and rail services from Peterborough offer journey times to London Kings Cross from around forty five minutes. Rutland Water lies nearby to the north and provides opportunities for sailing, walking and cycling, reinforcing the strong relationship between the property and its wider landscape setting. Taken as a whole, The Windmill offers a combination that is rarely available within a single holding. The presence of a landmark historic structure, a substantial and adaptable modern house, established equestrian infrastructure and around fifteen acres of landscaped grounds creates a property capable of supporting a wide range of lifestyles. Whether used primarily as a family house with guest accommodation, a multigenerational home, an equestrian base or a combination of all three, it is a setting that balances individuality with practicality and visibility with privacy in equal measure.   Disclaimer: These property details, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection, or through their legal and other professional advisers or otherwise as to their accuracy. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning permissions, building regulation certificates or other consents. No person in the employment of Fine & Country has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.  The floorplans are for illustration purposes only. All measurements: walls, doors, window fittings and appliances and their sizes and locations are shown conventionally and are approximate only and cannot be regarded as being a representation by the agent. Similarly, any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. Text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property.  We have not tested any of the appliances. Purchasers should make their own enquiries to the relevant authorities regarding the connection of any services.

This exceptional Grade II Listed townhouse, believed to date back to the 16th century, occupies a prime position in the heart of Warwick’s historic High Street. Beautifully restored, the property blends period character with versatile modern living, extending to over 4,000 sq. ft and including a self-contained annexe, walled garden, sun terrace, garage, and off-road parking. Rich in heritage, the home retains a wealth of original features including high coved ceilings, period fireplaces, sash windows, and exposed beams, all carefully preserved and enhanced to create a warm and elegant family home. The flexibility of the accommodation makes it ideally suited to multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or income potential. Ground Floor The property is approached via steps leading to a wooden and part-glazed front door opening into a vestibule and a spacious entrance hall, finished with limestone flooring, and providing access to the principal reception rooms and cellar. To the front, the sitting room is a beautifully proportioned space featuring original sash windows with secondary glazing and an open fireplace with marble surround, creating a refined yet comfortable setting. The drawing room is equally impressive, designed for entertaining and enhanced by a striking floor-to-ceiling bay window that fills the room with natural light while enjoying views across the garden. The dining room is centrally positioned within the home, linking effortlessly to the kitchen/breakfast room at the rear and creating a natural flow for both everyday living and entertaining. A cleverly concealed bookcase reveals a hidden staircase to the first-floor annexe, offering internal access while allowing the space to remain fully self-contained if desired. The bespoke kitchen has been crafted by a local specialist and is fitted with high-quality cabinetry, black granite worktops, and a range of integrated Miele appliances, including double ovens, microwave, and induction hob, alongside integrated fridge/freezer. Adjoining the kitchen is a versatile family room featuring double doors opening directly onto the garden, along with a kitchenette and bathroom. This flexible space could be adapted to incorporate a utility area alongside an additional reception room or home office, or retained in its current form as semi-independent living accommodation. Lower Ground Floor A cellar provides useful additional storage and practical space, supporting the day-to-day running of the home. First Floor The first floor is arranged around a generous landing and provides two well-proportioned bedroom suites. The principal bedroom enjoys a front aspect and benefits from an adjoining dressing area with extensive fitted wardrobes, leading through to a well-appointed en-suite bathroom. A second double bedroom also benefits from built-in storage and its own en-suite, offering excellent guest or family accommodation. Second Floor The second floor offers three further double bedrooms, all full of character with exposed beams and elevated views across Warwick’s historic rooftops towards St Mary’s Church. These bedrooms are served by a beautifully finished family shower room, providing a well-balanced upper floor ideal for family living. Annexe A key feature of the property is the self-contained one-bedroom annexe, which can be accessed internally from the main house or independently via steps from the garden. Comprising a kitchen, living area, and bathroom, this space offers complete flexibility, ideal for guests, independent living, home working, or as an income-generating opportunity. Outside The property enjoys a beautifully maintained walled garden, providing a private and peaceful retreat rarely found in such a central location. Thoughtfully landscaped, it offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining, entertaining, or quiet relaxation. The roof terrace is a particularly special feature, capturing sunlight throughout the day and offering an elevated space to unwind. To the rear, the property benefits from a tandem garage and off-road parking, an invaluable asset in this central Warwick location. Location Warwick High Street is one of the town’s most desirable and historic addresses, offering a unique blend of heritage architecture, boutique shopping, cafés, restaurants, and everyday amenities all within walking distance. Warwick itself is steeped in history, renowned for its iconic castle, charming streets, and vibrant community, while also offering excellent access to neighbouring Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon. The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling, including Warwick School, King’s High School, Warwick Prep, and a range of highly rated state options. For commuters, Warwick and Warwick Parkway stations provide direct rail services to London Marylebone, while the M40 (Junction 15) offers convenient access to Birmingham, Oxford, and beyond. Freehold | Council Tax Band G | EPC Rating D Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax G - Warwick District Council Property Construction – standard – brick & tile Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Mains Heating – Mains gas Parking – Tandem Garage with off-street parking for two cars. The driveway has a separate arrangement of £100 per year with the charity that owns it. There is a parking permit required - currently £25 per annum. Broadband - FTTC Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage – 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Notes – The property is Grade II Listed. The property is situated in Warwick Conservation Area. The property is subject to a right of way benefiting a neighbouring property – please speak with the agent for further information. The property benefits from and is subject to rights and easements including access and drainage. Directions - Postcode: CV34 4AX / what3words: ///scout.chip.rise

STEP INSIDE Exceptionally presented modern detached family home set within its own substantial plot approaching 2 acres in a sought after location backing onto a woodland. The property itself was built and has been finished by the present owners to the highest of standards in 2009 offering substantial accommodation of almost 4000 square foot. Attention to detail includes solid oak internal and external doors, underfloor heating to the ground and first floor, sound ceiling system, handmade Georgian glazed windows, handmade skirting and coving, LED lighting and house alarm system. The accommodation on the ground floor comprises; Reception hall with porcelain tiles, oak staircase to first floor with storage cupboard underneath, galleried landing, ceiling height of 5.6 metres with skylight above. Music room with marble fireplace, porcelain tiles, sash windows to front aspect. Sitting room with marble fireplace, sash windows to rear aspect, and doors entering into the garden room. Garden room is a fantastic space which wraps around from the side of the property to the rear allowing for splendid views over the garden and woodland area. There are double doors out leading to the patio area. The Dining hall has a marble fireplace, sash windows to front the aspect and leads through to the kitchen. The kitchen has been fitted with Miele appliances which include induction hob, eye level double oven with grill and microwave, steamer and coffee machine. There is also an integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer. There is an instant hot water tap. The kitchen is a superb room within the property with granite work surfaces and modern wall and base mounted units, sash windows to rear aspect. Breakfast area with double doors which lead to the rear garden. Utility room with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, matching wall and base units and water softener. There is also a cloak room to the ground floor with low level WC and wall mounted wash hand basin. The first floor comprises; Galleried landing over the reception hall, three fitted cupboards, window to front aspect, stairs to second floor, Flemish style light fitting. There are five bedrooms off the landing, two with ensuites and fitted double wardrobes. The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and double shower. There are fitted oak wardrobes to the master bedroom. The bedrooms all have oak flooring and windows over either the rear garden and woodland or the front aspect which offers field views. There is also a family bathroom to the first floor with a four piece suite. The second floor comprises; The landing which has three rooms leading off it along with family bathroom and eaves storage. The front bedroom has a dormer window, built in wardrobe, eaves storage and loft access. The back room could either be used as another bedroom or kitchen. The current vendor has set the room up with plumbing, wiring and an extractor in place. There is again eaves storage. There is a third room again either to be used as a bedroom or sitting room with a dormer window to the front and rear aspect and built in storage cupboard. The bathroom on this floor has a three piece suite.   STEP OUTSIDE You approach the front of the property on a tarmac drive allowing ample parking. There is a hedge to the front for privacy. The rest of the front garden is mainly laid to lawn with flower borders. There is also an Indian sandstone patio area with a gate leading through to the rear garden. If you continued on the driveway you will come to a second parking area with a double garage. There are also double doors here allowing access into the rear garden. The rear garden has a large sandstone patio area which is a fantastic space to entertain with a pizza oven and brick built bbq making this area ideal for al fresco dining. There is an outside toilet with low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin The rest of the garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees including oak, walnut and chestnut. The garden is fully enclosed and backs onto a woodland. There are two wooden outbuildings one with power and light connected. The plot comes close to two acres.   LOCATION Borley Green is an unspoilt rural hamlet just to the west of the thriving and well served village of Woolpit known for its pretty central square and fine street scene of period properties. The historic cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds lies about 9 miles distant which affords excellent shopping facilities with the recently opened arc shopping centre and twice weekly open air market, together with educational, recreational and cultural amenities including the famed Theatre Royal and renowned Abbey Gardens with its ancient ruins. The market town of Stowmarket is about 4 miles to the east with its main line rail link to London's Liverpool Street. The A14 is easily accessed providing convenient links to Ipswich, the East Coast, Cambridge and London via the M11.   SERVICES •EPC – C •Council Tax Band – G •Mains Electricity •Mains Water •Mains Drainage •Ground Source Heat Pump •Fibre Optic Broadband

An exquisite Edwardian family home, prestigiously positioned on a much-desired road on the Four Oaks Estate. Built in 1910, Longmoor is undoubtedly one of the finest properties in Sutton Coldfield. Boasting a highly desirable address, this magnificent five-bedroom detached home is set back behind a sweeping electric security-gated driveway and lawned front garden, with the property majestically positioned within approximately 0.83 acres of grounds. The vast, light-filled atrium hallway welcomes visitors with effortless grandeur and immediately sets the tone for this exceptional home. Leading from the hallway, the elegant drawing room balances timeless aesthetics with warm, inviting comfort and opens onto a charming wisteria-covered loggia overlooking the gardens. The hallway flows through to a spacious dining room, where a stunning inglenook fireplace and original oak panelling create a rich and inviting ambience, ideal for both formal entertaining and family occasions. Further on, the impressive open-plan kitchen features three-zone underfloor heating, a comprehensive range of bespoke units with Silestone worktops and a large central island. High-specification appliances include double ovens, twin dishwashers, a steam oven, microwave, three refrigerators, two freezers, warming drawers and two waste disposal units. Incorporated within this stunning space is a generous family room with bifold doors opening onto the rear garden. A delightful snug and separate pantry storeroom complete this outstanding family living area. Additional ground floor accommodation includes a boot room, second guest cloakroom, tool room, boiler room with twin boilers and a fully equipped utility room with plumbing for two washing machines, a gas tumble dryer and a heated drying cupboard. Internal access is also provided to the large integral garage. The lower ground floor offers further versatile accommodation, comprising an air-conditioned gymnasium and a home office benefiting from underfloor heating. These spaces are accessed either via the main staircase or a spiral staircase leading directly into the family room. A grand return staircase, illuminated by an impressive original feature window on the half landing, rises to a galleried first-floor landing. The first floor offers five excellent bedrooms. The principal suite benefits from extensive fitted wardrobes, a luxurious en-suite bathroom with underfloor heating and access to a large south-facing balcony. A guest suite enjoys its own en-suite shower room, while a third bedroom features an en-suite with underfloor heating. Two further bedrooms are served by a stylish wet room, also incorporating underfloor heating. Bedrooms two, three and four all benefit from fitted wardrobes. The second floor provides an ideal teenager's retreat, complete with a games room and extensive under-eaves storage. Externally, the property continues to impress. An integral double garage features electric front and rear doors, while solar panels, a Tesla Powerwall and EV charging point enhance the home's modern efficiency credentials. The front lawn, formerly a tennis court, is bordered by mature trees and screening and complemented by a sweeping paved driveway with a Feng Shui-inspired water feature. To the rear, the private landscaped garden enjoys established conifer screening, an extensive Indian sandstone terrace and steps leading down to a professionally air-conditioned wine cellar. The house is fully equipped with modern technology, including remote-access heating, CCTV, security alarm systems and video gate entry. The Four Oaks Estate is one of the Midlands' most prestigious residential addresses, bordering the northern and eastern edges of Sutton Park. Sutton Park, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, offers exceptional opportunities for walking, golf and a wide range of outdoor pursuits. The nearby town of Sutton Coldfield provides an excellent selection of shops, restaurants and highly regarded schools, including Bishop Vesey's Grammar School, Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls and Highclare School. Mere Green offers convenient everyday shopping, including Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury's, while superb transport links provide easy access to the M42, M6, M6 Toll, Birmingham International Airport and the NEC. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly exceptional family home, combining Edwardian elegance, modern convenience and one of the region's most coveted addresses. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: H Local Authority: Birmingham City Council EPC: C Property construction : Standard Brick and Tiled Roof Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas Broadband: FTTC / Standard Fibre Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: 4+ Total Internal Floor Area: 6249 sq ft The property is subject to rights, easements and restrictive covenants contained within the title documents. Further information is available from the seller's solicitor.

Step Inside  GUIDE PRICE - £1,250,000 - £1,275,000 - A special and unique opportunity to purchase two properties including a five bedroom home and a three bedroom cottage, located on one of Goffs Oak's most premier roads, positioned privately behind a gated entrance and boasting unrivalled views. Once through the gated entrance you are welcomed upon the substantial driveway and the sheer size of the plot becomes instantly noticeable. The 'Main Residence' has been finished to an exceptional standard and provides the perfect layout for modern living. On the ground floor there is a superb open plan living, dining and kitchen / breakfast area which has been meticulously designed and provides views over the rear garden and countryside. On this level there is also a study, cinema room, utility room and W/C. The first floor includes five spacious bedrooms, two of which have en suites and a family bathroom. To the rear of the property there is a staggered West facing garden which has been well designed; the top level has been astro turfed, while on the lower level there is a lawned area which was previously a swimming pool, and a patio perfect for entertaining. Entered via a private courtyard is the three bedroom cottage, which has been finished to a modern standard throughout and comprises of the following; a kitchen diner, utility, sitting room, three bedrooms and a shower room. Bedroom one is located on the first floor. To the rear of the property there is a low maintenance garden, bar area and paved side garden. Step Outside Newgatestreet Road is ideally located with a number of transport links close by, including Cuffley and Cheshunt train stations, as well as the A10 & M25 and an array of highly regarded primary and secondary schools are also within easy reach, both private and state. The popular Brookfield Farm Shopping Centre is a short drive and local amenities are within walking distance of the property.

Property walk through The main entrance door has an arrowslit window and opens into an open vestibule with a staircase ahead rising to the first floor. There are various storage cupboards beneath the staircase. To the right hand side is the newly installed Alexa connected kitchen which incorporates built in ovens, integrated fridge and freezer, Central island with induction hob and extractor unit over which is recessed to the ceiling. Plumbed for washing machine and tumble dryer. Window to the front elevation and additional letterbox window being installed. This area has parquet flooring in a herringbone pattern and this extends into the dining area. Double doors from the kitchen access the sitting room, an extremely light room with full height glazed double doors and matching side panels. A floor to ceiling wood burning stove which is a brilliant combination of function an style stands to one corner with exposed timber panelling featuring to one wall and creating a rustic effect. Additional storage cabinets are arranged to floor level. The dining area has a window to the front elevation, recessed ceiling lighting and electrics installed for a wall mounted TV and from here there is an open walk through to the glazed Atrium immersed in natural light having Bi folding doors on two elevations and a vaulted glass panelled ceiling. There is an interesting high level wooden planter, exposed timbers to the walls and parquet flooring. Double doors open to a large storage cupboard and an open plan staircase rises to the first floor. Within the vicinity is the cloakroom accessed by a sliding timber door and offering a wash basin and WC. over with parquet flooring. There is a ladder radiator and a window of partially obscured glass. From the Atrium a door accesses a ground floor bedroom with double aspect windows, built in wardrobes and shelving units. There is a shower room en suite. Another bedroom is accessed at first floor level after ascending the open plan staircase. This is a large double bedroom with velux windows and a vaulted ceiling. There are built in wardrobes and storage cupboards. An excellent feature is a door opening on to a balcony large enough to accommodate a table and seating with an external staircase leading from the balcony to the garden. The additional first floor accommodation is accessed from the staircase bisecting the kitchen and dining areas and leading to a landing area with exposed wall timbers. The Master bedroom is accessed from here and again has a vaulted ceiling and full height glazed double doors creating a very light room. The double doors open inwards to reveal a toughened glaze safety screen which allows enjoyment of the exceptional views over open farmland. Another double bedroom is accessed from this landing displaying exposed timbers and a vaulted ceiling. Completing the accommodation in this area is the family bathroom which provides a standalone bath, with shower attachment, large independent shower, wash basin and WC. There are exposed timbers to the walls and a heated towel rail. Outside The driveway is approached from Gun Lane fronted by a small area of tarmac abutting a gravel drive which affords parking for several vehicles. There are flower beds alongside the driveway. There are lawns arranged around the property enveloped by ranch style fencing. There is also an extensive paved area enclosed and defined within attractive Gabion basket cages which is used for al fresco dining and looks over the adjoining countryside.. To one corner of the plot there is a large workshop/shed. Extensive external lighting is arranged around the property. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Note to purchaser/s “Note for Purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. 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A substantial and beautifully presented, five-bedroom detached family home that offers so much family living space located in the heart of sought after Hardingstone. This superb home is set in southwest facing gardens of approximately 0.7 acres with a swimming pool and is approached through electric gates with driveway parking for at least six cars leading to a triple garage. On entering you are greeted by a wide and spacious entrance hallway with a games/sitting area which has sliding patio doors leading out to the garden. There is also a guest cloakroom. On the right of the hallway is the kitchen/breakfast room, its a lovely bright and spacious family room with doors opening to a sun terrace. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of Shaker style units with quartz work surfaces and has a large central island and quality integrated appliances plus plenty of space for a large family dining table. This superb room opens into a large family room with two sets of doors opening onto the rear sun terrace and barbeque area, a bay window overlooks the driveway to the front of the house. A Large separate utility/boot room is accessed from the kitchen. The main reception room is another bright and spacious room with a bay window to the front overlooking the driveway and patio doors at the rear opening to the rear garden and with lovely views, there is also a wood burner. There is also a good size study/snug. The bedrooms are all accessed from the rear hallway plus access to the pool room and swimming pool. The main bedroom suite is a really good size and at the rear of the property with patio doors opening to the garden. There is a separate fitted dressing room and a luxurious en- suite bathroom with shower cubicle. There are a further three double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom again with a separate shower cubicle. The fifth bedroom is accessed from the main reception room and has a sitting room with a staircase leading to a mezzanine double bedroom. There is also a separate hobbies room with access to the attached triple garage. Outside the gardens wrap around the property and extend to approximately 0.7 acre. To the front the driveway is accessed via electric gates with ample parking for numerous cars and access to the attached triple garage. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with mature hedging, trees and shrubberies. There are two patio areas ideal for outside dining, one at the rear of the house with a dining pergola and barbeque and another sun trap patio at the front of the house with another barbeque and access to the swimming pool. The swimming pool is a real feature; it has a bar area and cloakroom and has a fully retractable glazed roof and walls which allow use all year round both indoor and out. Freehold | Council Tax Band G | EPC C Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band G - Northampton Property Construction - Standard -brick & tile Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Mains Heating - Gas Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Triple garage with parking for at least six cars. Special Notes - Shared access is provided via the upper driveway, benefiting from an established right of way and shared maintenance arrangements.

Situated on the sought-after Vallis Way, this beautifully refurbished four-bedroom family home offers an exceptional blend of contemporary design, generous proportions and effortless lateral living, all within easy reach of Ealing's most desirable amenities. At the heart of the home lies a magnificent open-plan kitchen, dining and family space; a truly impressive setting designed for modern living and entertaining. Flooded with natural light from expansive bi-folding doors and overhead skylights, this remarkable room seamlessly connects the indoors with the garden beyond. The beautifully appointed kitchen is centred around a substantial island, creating the perfect focal point for family gatherings, casual dining and hosting guests. This is lateral living at its finest; a wonderfully sociable space where everyday life and entertaining come together effortlessly. Complementing this outstanding living area is a separate reception room, providing a more intimate setting for relaxation and quiet evenings. The accommodation comprises four generous double bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, offering ample space for growing families and visiting guests alike. Having been recently refurbished throughout, the property is presented in excellent condition, combining stylish finishes with practical family living. A separate utility room further enhances the home's functionality. Externally, the property enjoys a beautifully proportioned rear garden extending to approximately 95 feet, providing a wonderful backdrop for outdoor entertaining, children's play and al fresco dining during the warmer months. To the front, off-street parking adds further convenience. Ideally positioned just moments from the charm and village atmosphere of Pitshanger Lane, residents can enjoy an array of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and everyday conveniences. Ealing Broadway and West Ealing are also within easy reach, offering an excellent selection of shopping, leisure facilities and superb transport connections into Central London and beyond.

What owner says: For nearly 20 years we’ve cherished living in this house, enjoying how easily it has adapted to our families’ growing requirements whilst always giving us an extraordinary connection to the sea and coast. Some of our most treasured memories come from quiet evenings on our balcony, watching the harbour lights shimmer below and the distant French coastline glow across the Channel; a nightly panorama that never lost its magic. Now it is time to move on and we hope a new family can take this remarkable home into its next chapter and enjoy the house and locale as much as we have. Capel‑le‑Ferne offers a rare blend of coastal tranquility and everyday convenience, making it one of the most desirable, if lesser known, cliff‑top communities in Kent. Positioned along the iconic White Cliffs, the area provides immediate access to breathtaking coastal walks on the North Downs Way and the Saxon Shore Way, the renowned Battle of Britain Memorial, and a network of scenic footpaths that stretch for miles in both directions. Local amenities include a well‑regarded primary school, village store, and welcoming community centre, while a wider selection of shops, cafés, and services can be found in nearby Folkestone or Dover. The vibrant creative quarter in Folkestone is a particular highlight, and the regenerated harbour arm offers some fantastic food, drink and entertainment alongside an array of exciting local restaurants. High‑speed rail links from Folkestone Central place London within easy reach, and the proximity to the Channel Tunnel and Dover’s ferry port makes continental travel exceptionally convenient.

Accessed from the street, via a raised ground floor, the property opens onto a dual aspect 21 foot reception room with plenty of natural light, neutral colours and an exposed brick and marble feature fireplace. And to the right is a good sized bedroom with grand views, overlooking the property's garden. Leading downstairs to the lower ground floor is a sizeable dining room again with dual aspect giving plenty of natural light, and with French doors allowing access to the front garden which via a wrought iron staircase gives access up to street level. To the left of this level is a well equipped and modern kitchen, also with French doors giving access to a quite charming and relaxing rear garden. There is also a sizeable utility room off the kitchen. The lower ground floor also benefits from a guest cloakroom. To the upper two floors are three further bedrooms. The first floor with two bedrooms (one with dual aspect) and a family bathroom and to the second floor is the master bedroom (dual aspect) and master bathroom and various fitted cupboards for storage. With neutral decor throughout this is a fine family home whose position in Colebrook Row must be visited to be appreciated. Properties rarely come up for sale in the Colebrook and Duncan Terrace conservation area and this is a uniquely located family home affording easy access to the ever popular Upper Street with its array of boutique stores, bakeries, coffee shops and restaurants. Angel Islington underground station is a short stroll whilst City Road allows a swift bicycle route into the City of London.

Beautifully positioned in the very heart of Jesmond, one of Newcastle’s most prestigious and sought-after neighbourhoods, this exquisite, detached period home offers a rare combination of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Immaculately presented across three expansive and light-filled floors, every detail has been carefully considered in the home’s meticulous renovation. Original features such as stained glass, ornate ceiling roses, decorative cornicing, and deep skirtings have been beautifully preserved and enhanced with high specification finishes and state-of-the-art comforts. The result is a home that feels both effortlessly stylish and deeply characterful. Tucked behind private gates and just minutes from the vibrant heart of Newcastle City Centre, the property enjoys the ideal balance of peace and convenience. With outstanding schools, boutique shops, acclaimed restaurants, and excellent Metro links all within easy reach, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly remarkable residence in one of the city’s most desirable addresses. Accommodation in Brief: Ground Floor: Hallway| Reception Hall | Drawing Room| Dining Room | Living Room | Kitchen | Utility Room | Cloakroom/WC First Floor: Principal Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom | Double Bedroom with Jack and Jill Shower Room | Further Double Bedroom Second Floor: Double Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom | Further Double Bedroom | Shower Room | Gym/Bedroom Outside Front & Rear Gardens | Patio | Double Garage Accommodation: Ground Floor: Step inside and the home’s grand period charm immediately welcomes you. The vestibule opens into a stunning reception hallway with original etched glass, soaring ceilings, a sweeping staircase and elegant architectural detailing. At the front of the home, the formal drawing room is a beautifully light-filled space, where a grand bay window invites in the sunshine and frames views of the front garden. Elegant period cornicing and an original fireplace bring warmth and charm, creating a refined yet welcoming room, perfect for quiet evenings or sophisticated entertaining. Adjacent lies the equally impressive dining room, a truly atmospheric space designed for memorable gatherings. With its lofty high ceilings, matching bay window, rich period detailing, and a dramatic feature fireplace, this room offers the ideal setting for both intimate dinners and lively celebrations. Whether it’s candlelit conversation or festive family meals, the sense of occasion is unmistakable. To the rear of Hazelwood Villa lies the heart of the home — a beautifully conceived open- plan kitchen and living space that effortlessly blends comfort, style and functionality. Two generous reception rooms have been thoughtfully connected to create one expansive, light-filled environment, anchored by a striking double-sided chimney breast with contemporary gas fires on both sides. French doors open out to the garden, providing a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. At the centre sits the bespoke kitchen and breakfast room, where timeless design meets high-performance functionality. A large marble and glass island creates a stunning focal point, surrounded by custom cabinetry and high specification integrated appliances, including a Bora hob, Quooker boiling tap, twin ovens and a Gaggenau wine cooler. Marble flooring runs throughout, paired with underfloor heating to enhance the sense of everyday luxury. Flooded with light and cleverly zoned for relaxed dining and everyday living, this versatile space balances a sense of openness with moments of intimacy and is ideal for both family life and social gatherings. Tucked discreetly off the kitchen, a well-appointed utility room offers additional storage and laundry facilities, along with direct access to the rear garden. Completing the ground floor is a stylish cloakroom/WC, adding practicality without compromising on design. First Floor: Ascend the beautifully restored staircase to the first floor, where a sense of calm and sophistication continues to unfold. At the front of the home, the principal bedroom suite spans the full width of the property; an exceptional retreat that balances classic elegance with effortless comfort. Tall sash windows flood the room with natural light, while generous proportions and refined styling evoke a quiet grandeur. The adjoining en-suite bathroom is a true sanctuary; a space designed for indulgence and relaxation. A centrally placed freestanding slipper bath takes centre stage, complemented by a walk-in steam shower, bespoke cabinetry, and twin basins, all finished with exquisite materials and luxurious attention to detail. Thoughtfully integrated into the space are extensive built-in wardrobes, providing generous storage without compromising the room’s serenity and elegance. Also on this floor are two further generously sized double bedrooms, each beautifully appointed and ideal for family, guests, or flexible use as a study or dressing room. Serving both is a sleek and stylish Jack and Jill shower room, featuring high-quality fittings and contemporary finishes, perfectly combining form and function. Second Floor: Rising to the second floor, the sense of space and light continues, with two beautifully proportioned double bedrooms, each bathed in natural light from charming dormer windows. One bedroom, thoughtfully designed for privacy and comfort, benefits from its own private en-suite, whilst the other is served by a sleek and contemporary shower room just across the landing, making this level an ideal retreat for teenagers, extended family, or overnight guests. Completing the second floor is a bright and versatile gym or studio space, offering the perfect spot for wellness, creativity, or quiet reflection. External: Situated behind a gated entrance and set back from Akenside Terrace, Hazelwood Villa is framed by a beautiful west-facing front garden, perfectly manicured with established borders and plenty of space to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. To the rear, a beautifully maintained, exceptionally private garden provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining. Beyond lies a detached double garage, offering secure parking, ample storage and convenient rear access. Area: Akenside Terrace enjoys a prime position in the heart of Jesmond, one of Newcastle’s most prestigious and well-connected neighbourhoods. Just a short stroll from Jesmond Metro Station and Newcastle City Centre, the location offers effortless access to boutique shops, independent cafés, acclaimed restaurants and excellent independent schools. It is an ideal location for both families and professionals. Moments away, the tranquil beauty of Jesmond Dene offers a leafy escape with riverside walks, waterfalls and woodland trails; a rare natural retreat in the heart of the city. Meanwhile, the vibrant city of Newcastle is right on your doorstep; a dynamic hub of culture, dining, shopping and nightlife, known for its world-class theatres, thriving Quayside and welcoming spirit. Here, the best of city living meets the calm of a residential haven. Distances: Newcastle City Centre – 1.1 miles | Ponteland – 8.1 miles | Morpeth – 16.8 miles Nearest Stations: Jesmond Metro Station – 0.4 miles | Newcastle Central Station – 1.7 miles Nearest Airport: Newcastle International Airport – 6.7 miles Services: Mains Water Supply | Mains Electricity | Mains Drainage | Gas Central Heating Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Newcastle City Council Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: E Conservation Area: Yes Mobile signal: All providers Broadband provider: Vodafone Broadband speed: Download 640Mbps, Upload 99 Mbps Viewing Arrangements: Via the vendors’ agent: Sarah Tuer - Fine & Country Newcastle and Northumberland The Estate Office, Rock, Alnwick, NE66 3SB Agent’s Notes to Purchaser: Although we endeavour to furnish precise information, it is strongly recommended that buyers undertake their own thorough due diligence. The onus for verifying critical details, including but not limited to floods, easements, covenants and other property-related aspects, lies with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be the sole basis for making purchasing decisions. None of the services, systems, or appliances listed in the details have been tested by us, and we do not guarantee their operating ability or efficiency. Buyers are encouraged to independently assess and verify all relevant information before making any commitments.

A newly refurbished FREEHOLD Grade II listed townhouse on Thurloe Place, Knightsbridge is arranged over five floors and features a south facing garden. The ground floor has a bright, double aspect reception room that opens onto a terrace and the garden. The lower ground floor includes an informal living area lit by a skylight, leading to a dining room and a modern kitchen designed for family life and entertaining. The first floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom, complete with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. There are four more bedrooms across the upper floors — two with en-suite bathrooms and two sharing a family bathroom. Located opposite the Victoria & Albert Museum, the home is close to King’s Road, Sloane Square, and tube stations at South Kensington, Knightsbridge, and Sloane Square. Hyde Park is 0.7 miles away, and Battersea Park is 1.2 miles away.

Welcome to this charming three-bedroom detached bungalow nestled in the highly desirable location of Homefield Road, Warlingham. This property offers a unique opportunity for either someone looking for a detached bungalow in one of the most sought after roads, or a buyer looking at the extension potential to create an ideal home. Key Features: Three Bedrooms: Spacious bedrooms provide ample accommodation for a growing family or those seeking extra space for guests or home office setups. Lounge & Dining Room: The property boasts a cozy lounge area, perfect for relaxing evenings, and a separate dining room offering a delightful space for family gatherings and entertaining guests, theses two rooms could be knocked in to one, (subject to building regulations) to create a large reception room. Conservatory: Located off the lounge is this charming conservatory, flooded with natural light, providing an ideal spot to enjoy the views over the garden. Large Double Garage: The property comes with a generously sized double garage, offering not only parking space but also additional storage solutions or a workshop, ensuring functionality and convenience. Potential for Extension: With ample space both indoors and outdoors, there is exciting potential for expansion or renovation to tailor the property to your specific needs and preferences, making it a versatile investment opportunity. Gated Driveway: Enjoy privacy and security with a gated driveway, providing ample parking space for multiple vehicles and ensuring peace of mind for homeowners. Sought-After Location: Situated in a highly sought-after area of Warlingham, residents benefit from a tranquil setting while still being within easy reach of local amenities, schools, and transport links, offering the perfect balance of convenience and serenity. Offered with No Chain: This property is offered with no onward chain. This impressive property on Homefield Road presents a rare opportunity to own a detached bungalow in a prime location with the added benefit of potential for further expansion. Don't miss out on the chance to make this your dream home! New improvements recently carried out by the owner: New boiler with 10 year warranty, upgraded consumer unit & new alarm. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Park & Bailey today.

What the owner says: I have actually lived in Deal for the past 55 years and in this charming house for many years but I now feel it is time to downsize. I have always loved the town with its plethora of quaint streets, period properties, excellent restaurants including the Dining Club, The Blue Pelican and Little Harriet’s tea rooms and a raft of attractive independent shops as well as the Saturday market and the seafront with its historic pier. Indeed living opposite the pier I thoroughly enjoy watching the people passing by and the activities on the pier and the beach as well as being able to stroll to the shops in a minute. For sporting aficionados there are a number of clubs available in Deal and Walmer including rugby, bowls, tennis and croquet as well as the Tides swimming pool complex, the Downs Sailing club and the rowing club. While for golfing enthusiasts the Royal Cinque Ports and Kingsdown and Walmer golf clubs might beckon or, if you want to go slightly further afield, there are the championship golf courses in Sandwich. There are excellent primary schools in the area including Warden House, rated Outstanding by Ofsted, while excellent grammar schools are available in Dover, Sandwich, Ramsgate and Canterbury with first class private schools in Dover, Ramsgate and Canterbury. These are easily accessible by train from Deal station, which is only a short walk from the property. The station is also useful for commuters as the fast train can whisk you to London in under an hour and a half and if you want a trip to the Continent there is easy access to Dover docks and the Channel Tunnel.

Situated within the sought-after Palmer House development, this beautifully designed first-floor apartment offers 879 sq. ft. of modern living space, complete with two private balconies. Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious reception/dining area (5.87m x 3.91m), featuring elegant double doors leading to a private balcony, perfect for alfresco dining or relaxation. The adjacent kitchen (3.89m x 3.45m) is well-appointed with high-quality appliances and ample storage, making it ideal for those who love to cook and entertain. The property boasts two generously sized bedrooms. The primary bedroom (3.07m x 4.59m) benefits from direct balcony access, flooding the space with natural light. The second bedroom (3.49m x 3.39m) also offers ample space and built-in storage. The modern bathroom suite includes both a bathtub and a separate shower, alongside a convenient guest WC, ensuring practicality and comfort. Residents of Palmer House enjoy access to premium amenities within the development, including concierge services, landscaped gardens, and exclusive leisure facilities. This apartment is an excellent choice for professionals, couples, or investors seeking a stylish and well-connected home in a vibrant area.

FREEHOLD - Forming part of an attractive small farm development, this delightful four-bedroom home occupies an elevated position and enjoys breathtaking far-reaching rural and coastal views from every room, stretching across the surrounding countryside towards the coast. The accommodation is well presented throughout and offers spacious, versatile living across three floors. On the ground floor, a modern fitted kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining room, creating an ideal space for family living and entertaining. There is also a convenient shower room, integral garage, and a generous lounge featuring a functional fireplace, a stunning bay window framing the picturesque rural views, and double doors opening directly onto the garden. The first floor comprises a superb principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes, two further double bedrooms, both benefiting from built-in wardrobes, and a well-appointed house bathroom. Occupying the second floor is a beautifully finished attic bedroom, offering excellent flexibility. Externally, the property enjoys a sunny south-west facing garden, featuring a lovely patio area ideal for outdoor dining, with steps leading up to a lawned garden. The property further benefits from an integral single garage and two additional parking spaces. Combining a peaceful rural setting with spacious family accommodation and stunning open views, this charming home offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy countryside living whilst only being a few minutes from St Helier and the major schools.

Please contact Sam and Claire to book an allocated viewing slot. Rich in character and history, the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home with significant scope for further enhancement, together with a traditional barn benefitting from planning permission for conversion. Set within attractive south-facing gardens and grounds extending to approximately 1.65 acres, incorporating a paddock and an orchard, the property enjoys a wonderful balance of privacy, rural charm and convenience. A newly created driveway from High Cross Road provides an impressive approach to the property, revealing magnificent views of the farmhouse's handsome Georgian frontage. The attached barn presents exciting potential for additional accommodation, guest quarters or income-generating holiday accommodation, subject to the approved planning consent and any necessary permissions. Accommodation Summary Believed to date from the 18th century, Manor Farmhouse is a beautifully proportioned Grade II listed residence offering elegant reception rooms, extensive bedroom accommodation and a wealth of original period features throughout. Character fireplaces, original staircases, exposed timbers, traditional flooring and historic joinery combine to create a home of considerable charm and distinction. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and offers exceptional flexibility for modern family living, with five principal bedrooms, three substantial attic rooms, multiple reception spaces and excellent ancillary accommodation. Adjoining the farmhouse is an attractive brick-built barn with planning permission to create a separate dwelling, presenting a rare opportunity to further enhance this impressive country home. Barn Conversion Opportunity Attached to the farmhouse is an attractive traditional brick-built barn extending to approximately 1,300 sq ft. Planning permission has been granted to convert and extend the building into a separate dwelling extending to approximately 1,570 sq ft (Planning Reference: 23/00615/FUL). The approved scheme offers significant potential for a self-contained residence, making it ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or dependent relatives. Equally, subject to any necessary consents, purchasers may wish to explore the potential for creating high-quality holiday accommodation or Airbnb-style letting units, providing an opportunity to generate additional income from this exceptional rural setting. Such opportunities are increasingly rare and further enhance the versatility and long-term appeal of this outstanding country property. Tenure: Freehold | EPC: D | Council Tax Band: G Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure – Freehold EPC Rating – D Council Tax Band – G Local Authority – Harborough District Council Property Construction – Traditional - brick and tile Electricity Supply – Mains Water Supply – Mains Drainage & Sewerage – Mains Heating – Mains gas Broadband – FTTC Superfast 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 – Garage parking for 2 cars and driveway parking for 11+ cars. Special Notes – Grade II listed. Manor Farmhouse owns the driveway, with the adjoining plot benefiting from a right of access over the driveway as far as their drive, and to access and maintain drainage and service connections. The cost of maintaining the shared driveway and electric gates are shared equally. Manor Farmhouse also benefits from rights to access neighbouring properties for the installation and maintenance of drainage and service connections. The property experienced historic subsidence in approximately 1990 and was subsequently underpinned. The seller advises there has been no further movement since completion of the remedial works. Please contact the agent for more information. Total Internal Floor Area – 5335 sq ft Planning and Development: The property is being sold with approved planning permission for the conversion of an outbuilding to a separate dwelling. Full details can be viewed via the Harborough District Council Planning Portal using application reference 23/00615/FUL (revised scheme of 21/01617/FUL). Part of the original landholding has been sold separately and benefits from planning permission for a separate dwelling and garage under application references 23/00617/FUL and 24/01565/OUT. This plot is not part of the sale. The title register and plan are currently awaiting update by HM Land Registry to reflect the transfer. Planning permission has also been granted for the formation of a new vehicular access serving both Manor Farmhouse, the barn conversion and the development plot under application reference 23/01602/FUL. This has been completed, apart from the top coat of tarmac and the installation of electric gates, which will be done in conjunction with the build of the new plot at an equally shared cost. Please click on the property brochure and the video for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Sam and Claire Funnell.

3 bedroom apartments for sale Bermondsey London at Bermondsey Place offer a rare opportunity to secure a spacious modern home in one of London's most vibrant and well connected areas. These apartments are designed for comfortable city living, combining generous layouts, high quality finishes and bright interiors. Each apartment features a large open plan living and dining area with floor to ceiling windows that maximise natural light and create a bright and open living space. The kitchen is modern and fully fitted with integrated appliances, delivering both functionality and a clean contemporary design. Read More These 3 bedroom apartments Bermondsey London are ideal for families or buyers looking for more space in a central London location. The bedrooms are well proportioned, and the bathrooms are finished to a high standard, creating a comfortable and practical living environment. Bermondsey Place is located in SE1, close to Central London, and benefits from excellent transport connections. London Bridge is just minutes away, while the City, Canary Wharf and the West End are all easily accessible. The area is known for its creative atmosphere, strong food scene and growing demand among buyers and renters. Residents benefit from a wide range of modern amenities including a gym, concierge service and co working lounge, helping to support both lifestyle and productivity. Nearby Burgess Park and riverside walks provide a balance between city living and green space. 3 bedroom apartments for sale Bermondsey London continue to see strong demand due to their size, location and quality. This makes them an excellent choice for buyers seeking long term capital growth and strong rental potential. Property Documents Bermondsey Place - Host Brochure Download

Privately set within mature, tree-lined grounds, approaching 1 acre, this magnificent Victorian home sits within one of Huddersfield’s most sought-after village locations. Beautifully restored and thoughtfully enhanced, the property effortlessly combines elegant period architecture with the comfort and practicality required for modern family living. Approached through electronically operated gates and revealed via a sweeping driveway, the house immediately impresses with its striking façade, generous proportions and timeless character. Internally the accommodation extends across three floors and includes a grand reception hall, three elegant reception rooms, an exceptional open-plan living kitchen with direct access to a south-facing terrace, five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a range of versatile additional spaces. Enjoying a delightful setting on the edge of open countryside, yet within easy reach of local amenities and excellent transport links via both road and rail, this outstanding home offers the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and everyday convenience. Ground Floor An entrance door, sheltered beneath an open-fronted portico, opens into a grand reception hall which provides an impressive introduction to the home. Original period features are showcased beautifully, including a decorative tiled floor, ornate ceiling detailing, feature wall panelling and a stone fireplace with exposed brick backcloth and stone hearth. Traditionally styled radiators and a magnificent staircase rising to the first floor further enhance the sense of character and scale. The cloakroom features a Victorian wash basin with a separate door leading to the W.C for added privacy. The room also incorporates a cupboard discreetly housing the washing machine and tumble dryer. The lounge offers exceptionally generous proportions with windows to two aspects, the front elevation framed by stone mullion surrounds and enjoying delightful views across the gardens. Period features remain intact, including deep skirting boards, ornate plaster detailing, traditional cast radiators and an original fireplace which now houses a wood-burning stove set upon a stone hearth. The dining room features a beautiful solid oak parquet floor alongside decorative wall panelling and ornate ceiling detail. A walk-in bay window, framed by stone mullions, overlooks the gardens. The fireplace, flanked by original alcove cupboards, is home to a further wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting entertaining space. The sitting room perfectly balances retained period charm with subtle contemporary styling. This elegant room enjoys a striking fireplace with polished surround, ornate cornicing to the high ceiling and tall windows which allow natural light to flood the space whilst framing views of the surrounding gardens. An inner lobby connects the hallway to the kitchen and incorporates a useful pantry/boot room, providing both practical and versatile space. The continuation of the Victorian tiled flooring makes this an ideal area for storing coats and outdoor footwear before entering the main living areas. The living kitchen is arranged in an impressive L-shaped layout incorporating kitchen, dining and snug areas. French doors open directly onto a garden terrace, seamlessly connecting the interior with the outdoor entertaining space. The kitchen itself features a comprehensive range of bespoke cabinetry with quartz work surfaces incorporating an inset sink with mixer tap and matching upstands and sills. A central island provides additional preparation space with LED under-lighting and incorporates a five-ring Bosch induction hob with downdraft extractor and feature lighting above. Integrated appliances include twin ovens with grill, a microwave convection oven, larder-style fridge, freezer, wine chiller and dishwasher. The space is flooded with natural light via skylights and a bank of windows overlooking the garden, whilst contemporary vertical radiators add a modern touch. A personal door also provides access to the front of the property. The adjoining breakfast area or snug continues the tiled flooring and features windows to the front elevation, alcove cupboards and a striking stone fireplace which houses another wood-burning stove. Cellar The cellar level comprises three separate rooms offering excellent storage or potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents. Natural light filters into the space and original features remain, including the stone sinks and cold table, providing a fascinating glimpse into the home’s history. First Floor A grand panelled staircase rises to a generous landing where the eye is immediately drawn to an impressive stained glass window. A further staircase leads to the second floor, while additional period detailing continues throughout. The principal bedroom suite enjoys a double-aspect position with views over different parts of the gardens. Original features include deep skirting boards, wall panelling, ornate ceiling detailing and a feature fireplace. Three additional bedrooms are located on this floor. One spacious double bedroom displays beautiful coving, deep skirting boards and a Victorian cast iron fireplace framed by decorative antique tiles. Another generous double bedroom overlooks the gardens and benefits from fitted wardrobes. The fourth bedroom, positioned to the front of the property, is currently utilised as a dressing room with extensive fitted wardrobes and shelving across three walls. The house bathroom is particularly impressive, enjoying a double-aspect outlook across the gardens. A centrally positioned freestanding copper bath forms the focal point of the room and is complemented by twin wash basins and a low-flush W.C. Period features remain throughout, including deep skirting boards and decorative wall detailing, while additional features include tiled flooring, a vintage-style fireplace, traditional radiator and crystal chandelier. A separate shower room is presented with a modern three-piece suite finished in white. Second Floor The second floor offers exceptional versatility. A spacious landing with exposed beams leads to three self-contained rooms, while Velux windows frame delightful views of the surrounding countryside. A staircase also rises to an intriguing glass viewing tower, a unique architectural feature which adds further character to the home. A double bedroom to the front features exposed beams and windows with the room open in to the apex of the ceiling. Two additional rooms are positioned to the rear of the property (without windows) and are currently used as a dressing room with exposed purlins and a snug/teenage lounge. A shower room serves this floor, presented with a three-piece suite finished in white with complementary tiled flooring and exposed purlins. Externally The property occupies grounds approaching one acre (approximately 0.85 acres) and enjoys a wonderfully private setting. Electronically operated gates open onto a sweeping tree-lined driveway which winds through the grounds, offering glimpses of the property through the trees before arriving at a courtyard parking area to the front of the home. The majority of the gardens extend to the south and west of the property. Immediately to the rear is a flagged terrace providing a superb south-facing entertaining area, with steps descending to a side garden featuring a decked seating area and summer house. Beyond this, the gardens are arranged into a series of lawned areas with established pathways, planted beds, mature shrubs and a variety of trees surrounding the perimeter, creating a peaceful and private setting. Additional Information A Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Council Tax Band – G. EPC Rating – F. Fixtures and fittings available by separate negotiation. 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine and Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine and Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract. Directions What3words – unrealistic.draw.army

This stunning and unique home, situated in a desirable location within the village of Gilston. The property offers fabulous versatile living accommodation approaching 3,300 sq ft. To the ground floor there are four double bedrooms, a family shower room. The main reception room, dining room, study and library and a stunning refurbished bespoke kitchen/breakfast room. The first floor, accessed by a spiral staircase rises to the Principal bedroom suite with en-suite facilities and a separate dressing area. The property sits on a private plot with a double garage with mezzanine and utility space, ample parking for several vehicles to the front and private rear gardens. THE SETTING Gilston Mews is nestled in the Hertfordshire countryside, within walking distance to a public house and conveniently located to Harlow and several charming market towns, including Bishop’s Stortford and Hertford. It’s a short drive to Sawbridgeworth and Harlow, offering excellent shopping, leisure and commercial opportunities.   The property benefits from easy access to the M11 and A10, facilitating seamless links to London and Cambridge by road and rail. Mainline railway stations both at Harlow Town and Sawbridgeworth provide direct connections to London Liverpool Street within 30 minutes and Cambridge. Additionally, Stansted International Airport is less than 30 minutes away by car or train. The area boasts numerous outstanding independent, international and state schools, making it an ideal location for families. THE ACCOMMODATION A solid oak stable door opens onto a bright and extensive entrance hallway with doors leading to the dual aspect sitting room with French opening doors to the garden and woodburning stove. A further door opens onto the dining room and also has French opening doors to the garden and a spiral staircase to the first floor, two further reception rooms include a study & library/reading room. The kitchen/breakfast room has been refurbished with a range of bespoke base and wall units and integrated appliances, whilst the remainder of the ground floor provides four double bedrooms and a family shower room. There is also internal access to the double garage with a staircase rising to a mezzanine area currently being used as storage. A utility area and wc completes this floor. The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a summer house to the rear and a raised decked area immediately to outside the reception rooms, ideal for outside dining and entertaining. To the front is private driveway parking for several vehicles and leads to the double garage. SERVICES Oil fired central heating, private drainage, water and electricity are connected. LOCAL AUTHORITY East Hertfordshire District Council TAX BAND G & EPC BAND E IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. ISA250098