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INTRODUCTION The Headlands is an extraordinary contemporary residence of architectural distinction, occupying a commanding elevated position on one of Torquay’s most prestigious coastal roads. Completed in 2022, this statement home has been designed to embrace its exceptional setting, with panoramic views sweeping across Torbay and a remarkable sense of connection to the sea from almost every angle. Arranged over four beautifully considered levels and extending to over 6,000 sq ft, the accommodation delivers a superb balance of scale, sophistication and effortless modern living. Every element has been crafted with meticulous attention to detail, from the superior specification and intelligent home technology to the seamless flow between the principal living spaces and the series of expansive sea-facing terraces. Designed for both everyday luxury and exceptional entertaining, the home includes six bedrooms, a cinema room with a 144” Lyngdorf theatre system by Steinway, a bar, wine cellar and tasting room, alongside a detached studio and boat store. Lutron lighting, integrated speakers and solar panels further enhance the home’s comfort, efficiency and contemporary appeal. Set within Lincombe Drive, an affluent and highly regarded address with sea views on three sides, The Headlands offers coastal living at its finest. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark home where architectural excellence, luxury lifestyle and one of South Devon’s most desirable marine settings come together in truly spectacular fashion. SELLERS INSIGHT “We came across this plot almost by chance. The house that was here at the time was not at all what we had been looking for — in fact, we very nearly didn’t view it. But as soon as we came up the driveway, we could see the vision. We knew there was an opportunity here to create something truly exceptional. The views were unlike anything we had seen before. They were completely captivating, and we knew straight away that if we let this go, we may never find another setting quite like it. That became the starting point for everything we went on to create. When we rebuilt the house, we had a very clear objective: to make the absolute most of the views. Every decision was centred around the outlook, the light and the way the house would connect with its surroundings. We wanted open-plan living, generous indoor and outdoor spaces, and a home that was substantial enough to entertain properly, but still felt comfortable and enjoyable every day. It really was the opportunity to create our dream home. The cinema room was something we had always wanted, and it has completely changed the way we experience film and television — we use it every day. The wine tasting room was also particularly important to us, especially given my line of work, and it has been wonderful to have a space designed specifically for that purpose. What we love is that the house fulfils every need we could ever have. It is incredibly private, beautifully light and has so many luxury finishes that make day-to-day life feel effortless. The Lutron lighting system, for example, means each room can be set to suit the mood, whether we are entertaining, relaxing, watching a film or enjoying dinner with friends. Although we wanted the house to feel luxurious, we were also very conscious of making it efficient and economical to run. With the solar panels and the EPC B rating, we feel we achieved that balance, creating a substantial home that also works practically. Our lives are now taking us to a different part of the world, otherwise we would never consider leaving. This has been our dream home in every sense — the privacy, the views, the light, the entertaining spaces and the lifestyle it offers are things we know would be almost impossible to recreate” STEP INSIDE From the moment you enter The Headlands, the architectural calibre of the home is immediately apparent. The entrance hall is quite spectacular, with floor-to-ceiling glazing, an impressive ceiling height and a striking staircase rising to the first floor, while a further staircase leads down to the lower ground level. Far more than simply a place of arrival, this is a room in its own right — dramatic, light-filled and designed to offer an immediate glimpse of the quality, scale and style that continues throughout the home. The crisp white décor, grey tiled flooring and feature slate wall create a sophisticated contrast, setting the tone for the contemporary interiors. As you move through into the sitting room, the proportions of the house become even more impressive. This is an exceptional principal reception space, with an expansive wall of glazing and a further wall of sliding doors framing panoramic views across the coastline. A feature double-sided fireplace creates both warmth and architectural interest, linking the sitting room effortlessly with the adjoining dining room. The dining area continues the feeling of openness and connection to the sea, with double-aspect bifold doors opening onto the sun terrace, which wraps around the principal living spaces on three sides. This clever design allows the interiors to flow naturally outwards, creating a wonderful sense of inside-outside living and making the most of the home’s elevated coastal setting. From here, the space opens into the kitchen — a beautifully designed, contemporary room fitted with premium NEFF appliances, sleek cabinetry and a striking central island. The island stands prominently at the heart of the room, framed by extensive storage and work surfaces, while breakfast bar seating provides a relaxed and informal place to gather. Further bifold doors open directly onto the expansive terrace and outdoor kitchen, complete with barbecue and pizza oven. With its stone walls, greenery and modern tiled flooring, this is a superb entertaining space, equally suited to relaxed family living or hosting on a grander scale. Throughout the main living spaces, garden, bedroom suites, cinema room and wine tasting room, a state-of-the-art Lutron lighting system provides a range of ambience settings, allowing each space to be tailored to the mood and occasion. Integrated ceiling speakers further enhance the home’s entertaining credentials, extending through the main reception areas, wine tasting room, first floor bedroom suites and terrace. Accessed from the kitchen, terrace and hallway is a fully functional bar — a stylish and practical addition to the entertaining space — with an adjoining cloakroom and server room housing the specialist equipment for the cinema room. The cinema itself has been designed to deliver the ultimate home viewing experience, with two rows of four reclining cinema chairs, a 144” specialist screen, JVC UHD projector and a comprehensive surround sound system via a Lyngdorf theatre system made by Steinway. It is an exceptional private cinema, perfectly in keeping with the luxury and technical sophistication found throughout this remarkable home. LOWER GROUND FLOOR The lower ground floor has been designed with the same attention to detail as the principal living spaces, providing a highly practical yet beautifully finished area of the home. Here, the more functional elements have been cleverly positioned away from the main entertaining spaces, allowing day-to-day household requirements to be managed discreetly without compromising the elegance and flow of the living accommodation above. A large and exceptionally useful laundry room provides excellent working space and storage, while also incorporating a cloakroom and a generous shower area. This is a thoughtful and practical addition, ideal for returning from the beach, boating, walking or simply managing family life with ease. The wine cellar is a particular highlight, having been specifically designed for the storage and presentation of fine wines. More than simply a practical cellar, this is a dedicated wine tasting space, created with a sense of occasion and entirely in keeping with the grandeur and lifestyle offering of the wider home. From here, the accommodation leads through to a boot room, currently arranged as a gym. With ample storage, the boiler and water cylinder discreetly housed within this area, and an external door providing independent access, this lower ground level offers notable flexibility. Subject to any necessary consents, there may be potential to utilise this area as self-contained accommodation, making it well suited to those considering annexe potential, guest use or a more independent arrangement for extended family. Also positioned on this level is a lobby giving access to the integral double garage, further enhancing the convenience and practicality of this impressive coastal residence. FIRST FLOOR The bedroom accommodation continues the home’s clear theme of luxury, scale and considered design. A light-filled landing, with delicate glass balustrades overlooking the impressive entrance hall below, creates a wonderful sense of openness and architectural drama, while leading through to four of the six bedrooms. There are two principal bedroom suites on this level, both beautifully appointed and designed to take full advantage of the home’s elevated position. Each suite includes a dressing room leading through to an elegant en suite bathroom, creating a private and refined retreat. Both also enjoy direct access onto the balcony, allowing the views across the grounds, surrounding landscape and out towards the sea to be appreciated from the moment the day begins. A further bedroom on this floor benefits from its own en suite shower room and is currently arranged as an office, making it a particularly impressive workspace with the added advantage of a private balcony. Another bedroom enjoys views over the garden and has access to the adjacent bathroom, which is a real signature suite in its own right — beautifully finished and entirely in keeping with the quality found throughout the bathrooms on this level. From the landing, a door opens directly to the upper garden patio, where a hot tub is set within decking and complemented by an outdoor shower. It is a cleverly positioned lifestyle space, offering a private place to relax while continuing the home’s strong connection between inside and outside living. A final staircase rises to the upper level, where there are two further double bedrooms, both with their own en suite facilities. This arrangement provides excellent flexibility for family, guests or extended stays, ensuring each bedroom feels private, comfortable and beautifully considered. STEP OUTSIDE The sense of privacy and arrival at The Headlands is immediate. Electric gates open to reveal a sweeping driveway which ascends towards the house, the property itself discreetly hidden from the road. With each turn, there is a growing sense of intrigue and anticipation, passing the boat store and detached studio before arriving at the main residence, where ample parking awaits. Every element of the outside space has been carefully considered to complement the architecture, maximise the elevated coastal outlook and create a series of distinct areas for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the peaceful setting. Lighting has been thoughtfully positioned throughout the grounds, providing both practicality and atmosphere as day turns to evening. The principal ground floor terrace wraps from the entrance door around the eastern and southern aspects of the house, offering a collection of seating and entertaining areas designed to follow the sun as it moves around the building. Discreet glass balustrades enclose the terrace, preserving safety and definition without interrupting the panoramic views across the surrounding landscape and out towards the sea. On the southern side, the terrace flows onto a further patio. This creates an effortless connection between the main house and the wider amenities of the property, reinforcing the sense that each space has been designed with purpose and ease of use in mind. Steps also rise to the first floor patio, where a sunken hot tub is set within decking, complemented by an area of lawn. This space links beautifully back to the first floor balcony serving the principal bedroom suites, creating a private and luxurious retreat from which to enjoy the surroundings. The established landscaped grounds frame the plot with a range of attractive, low-maintenance shrubs, softening the contemporary lines of the house while allowing the views and architecture to remain the focus. Further steps rise to the highest point of the garden, where a dedicated seating area takes full advantage of the sunny aspect and spectacular elevated views — a fitting vantage point from which to appreciate the scale, privacy and beauty of this exceptional coastal home. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure - Freehold Local Authority - Torbay District Council Council Tax - H EPC Rating - B Services - Mains gas, water, drainage and electric ENERGY EFFICIENCY This exceptional EPC “B” rated six-bedroom residence has been thoughtfully future-proofed, combining refined contemporary living with impressive energy efficiency. A substantial 9.6kW roof-mounted solar array — more than double the capacity of a typical domestic installation — is seamlessly integrated with a premium Enphase IQ 5kW battery storage system, dedicated EV charging point and fully automated smart meter arrangement. Designed to work intelligently with a highly efficient off-peak tariff, currently 7.2p/kWh, the system allows the battery and electric vehicle to be charged overnight at a fraction of standard grid costs, while supporting near-total self-sufficiency during the sunnier months. Any surplus electricity generated by the 9.6kW array is automatically sold back to the grid, transforming the property’s energy setup into an active income stream, currently generating approximately £800 per annum in export payments, in addition to significantly reducing daytime electricity consumption. The premium Enphase architecture is completely modular, providing an exceptionally stable and future-ready foundation which can be expanded with additional battery storage or further vehicle chargers, tailored to the lifestyle needs of any incoming owner. It is a discreet yet highly valuable feature, enhancing not only the comfort and practicality of the home, but also its long-term efficiency and appeal.

£900,000 - £950,000 Guide Price. Beautifully presented 1930s detached family home offering five double bedrooms, a stylish Shaker kitchen, impressive conservatory, landscaped gardens, ample parking and a double garage, ideally located for excellent schools and transport links. Fine & Country presents this handsome 1930s detached family home, a substantial and beautifully balanced residence occupying a generous plot within the highly regarded village of Bearsted. Thoughtfully extended and carefully enhanced over the years, the property retains much of the character and architectural appeal synonymous with its era, whilst benefiting from a series of carefully considered improvements that have created a home perfectly suited to contemporary family living. Arranged across two floors, the accommodation extends to approximately 2,848 square feet. From the moment of arrival, the architectural appeal of the house is immediately apparent. Striking bay windows, elegant proportions and a traditionally crafted façade create a strong first impression, while inside, high ceilings, generous room dimensions and an abundance of natural light combine to create an atmosphere of warmth and understated sophistication. The welcoming entrance hall provides an inviting introduction to the home and sets the tone for the accommodation beyond. At the heart of the property lies a beautifully appointed Shaker style kitchen, a room designed not only for culinary creativity but also for bringing people together. Thoughtfully arranged with a range of integrated appliances, extensive cabinetry and a central island, the kitchen enjoys a bright double aspect and flows seamlessly into the adjoining dining area, creating a sociable environment equally suited to busy family mornings and relaxed entertaining. Beyond the dining area lies an impressive wraparound conservatory, a light filled garden room currently arranged as a series of informal seating areas. Enjoying pleasant views across the grounds, it provides an excellent extension to the principal living space and creates a seamless connection between the house and garden. Equally impressive is the principal reception room, a particularly generous living space that has been carefully arranged to provide both formal and informal areas. The elegant sitting room is framed by an imposing bay window and enhanced by bespoke fitted cabinetry and an attractive fireplace that forms a warm focal point for the room. Accompanying this space is a more relaxed snug area, perfectly suited to family evenings, television viewing or quiet conversation. Together, the arrangement creates a room that feels both impressive and inviting, capable of adapting effortlessly to every occasion. Complementing the accommodation are a useful utility room, a well proportioned study ideal for home working, and a cloakroom. The first floor continues the home's sense of space and practicality, comprising five generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from a well appointed en suite bath and shower room, while bedroom two also enjoys the convenience of its own en suite facilities. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, ensuring comfortable accommodation for families of all sizes. Outside, the gardens represent one of the property's most impressive attributes. Beautifully landscaped and enjoying an excellent degree of privacy, the grounds are arranged to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Expansive lawns are interspersed with prolifically stocked flower beds, mature planting and specimen trees, while meandering pathways lead through the garden and connect a variety of seating areas. Stone sun terraces provide ideal settings for al fresco dining and summer entertaining, with established boundaries softening the outlook and creating a wonderfully secluded backdrop. A timber garden room provides valuable additional flexibility and could serve equally well as a home office, creative studio, reading retreat or children's playhouse. To the front, a generous driveway provides convenient parking for numerous vehicles, while the integrated double garage offers secure parking and excellent storage. Subject to the necessary permissions, the garage may also present potential for conversion into additional living accommodation if required. Bearsted remains one of Kent's most sought-after village locations, celebrated for its picturesque village green which hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including cricket matches, classic car displays, farmers' markets, and seasonal festivals. A range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and traditional pubs contribute to the village's strong sense of community, while nearby Maidstone provides an extensive selection of retail, leisure, and recreational facilities. The area is particularly well served by highly regarded primary, secondary and grammar schools, making it an enduring favourite amongst families. For commuters, Bearsted station offers convenient mainline services towards London, while excellent road connections provide easy access to the motorway network, Ashford International, the Channel Tunnel and the Kent coastline. Nearby parkland, managed woodland, golf courses, and health clubs further enhance the exceptional lifestyle offering available from this highly desirable village setting. Freehold Council Tax Band F EPC Rating D For mobile phone coverage in the area please look online Ultrafast Fibre Broadband is available at the property, for more information please look online Utilities: - Electric / Gas / Mains Water / Mains Drainage / Cable TV or Satellite / Phone / Broadband

Treen Avenue presents a home that balances calm, considered living with everyday practicality. From the moment you step inside, the layout unfolds with clarity, guiding you through well-proportioned spaces that feel both connected and distinct. At the front, the reception room is bright, composed and versatile equally suited to relaxed evenings or entertaining. The bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to create separation from the main living areas, offering privacy and flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. Centrally positioned, the bathroom is clean and contemporary, designed with simplicity and ease in mind. To the rear, the kitchen forms the natural hub of the home well laid out and highly functional, with direct access to the garden. Outside, the garden provides a private and generous extension of the living space, ideal for summer hosting, quiet mornings or unwinding in your own outdoor setting. Barnes, SW13 Perfectly positioned, Treen Avenue offers easy access to Barnes Village and the River Thames, where independent cafés, restaurants and riverside walks define the area’s charm. White Hart Lane’s popular parade of shops is close by for everyday convenience, while Richmond Park is within easy reach, offering expansive green space on your doorstep. Barnes Bridge and Barnes stations provide straightforward connections into central London, completing a location that balances village character with city accessibility. A well-balanced home in one of south-west London’s most desirable settings.

***GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000 - £2,750,000 *** From its stately approach, this commanding white Victorian villa immediately impresses with its grand Italianate detailing. Stone balustrades frame the boundary wall and Juliette balcony, while floral mouldings above the arched doorway and the perfectly symmetrical double bay windows create an elegant, harmonious façade. Inside, a welcoming hallway with rich dark wood flooring sets the tone, leading to a grand formal lounge on one side and a more intimate family snug on the other. This snug connects seamlessly to the rear kitchen-dining space and a practical cloakroom under the stairs. The layout balances modern open plan living with areas designed for quiet relaxation. The proportions of the double lounge are classically Victorian, with soaring ceilings, sash bay windows and French doors opening onto the garden, elegantly paired with sleek, modern finishes. The beautifully extended kitchen-diner is ideal for both family life and entertaining. Striking floor-to-ceiling aluminium-framed corner windows and sliding doors create a seamless connection to the west-facing garden, flooding the space with natural light. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the high-end Gaggenau appliances and a substantial stainless-steel kitchen island, designed for both function and style. Along the rear wall, double-length dark wood cabinetry provides ample storage, leading up to a raised second reception room, another cosy family snug. Featuring an original iron fireplace, this space can be opened to the kitchen or enclosed via folding doors for added privacy. A utility room located on the lower ground floor ensures daily chores remain tucked away and offers excellent additional long term storage. Ascending the beautifully crafted staircase, with detailed wrought-iron spindles and a polished mahogany balustrade, you're led to a spacious first floor landing. Here, four generously sized double bedrooms are arranged, leading to a feature Juliette balcony between the front bay-windowed rooms. The luxurious principal suite includes a large, elegant ensuite bathroom complete with freestanding bath, twin sinks and a walk in shower; All finished to a high contemporary standard. The remaining three double bedrooms each benefit from fitted wardrobes and are served by a stylish family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower. An additional cloakroom is conveniently located near the rear bedroom. Outside, in the west facing garden, accessed from both the lounge and kitchen diner a true retreat awaits. Bordered by lollipop Elaeagnus trees and thoughtfully landscaped with a mix of evergreens, perennials and a water feature surrounded by aquatic plants, it offers year-round tranquillity and interest. To the front, twin silver birches stand proudly, while private parking for two vehicles is neatly arranged either side. Perfectly situated between the beach and the bustling cafe culture of Church Road, this property offers access to outdoor activities including Hove Lagoon, and the King Alfred Leisure Centre. The popular Rockwater is just across the road for relaxed lunches or drinks with friends and the Hove Beach Park offers additional recreational amenities, including tennis courts, sand sports and gardens. Only minutes away from a Tesco superstore, excellent shops, bars and restaurants of Church Road and George Street, while a Waitrose supermarket is only a short drive away. Nearby Hove train station offers convenient mainline links for commuters to London and Brighton, additionally regular bus services travel into the centre of Brighton and Hove and up onto The Dyke. Broadband & Mobile Phone Coverage - Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions - Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property, or properties close by.

Hidden beyond its ancient moat and surrounded by beautifully established gardens, being one of Surrey's most important surviving historic houses. Dating from 1334 and designated Grade II*, the property represents a remarkable example of medieval vernacular architecture and has been described by leading dendrochronologists as surely the finest of its period in Surrey. Having been completely refurbished by the current owners, who have lovingly and painstakingly restored this desirable home, both inside and out. Approached through its private grounds, the manor immediately conveys a sense of permanence and history. Centuries of stewardship have shaped a home of extraordinary character, where exposed timbers, handcrafted detailing and historic craftsmanship remain wonderfully intact. Yet, despite its honoured age, the property is also a comfortable and welcoming family home, sensitively adapted for modern living.  The current owners acquired the property almost twenty years ago with a vision to safeguard and restore this important part of Surrey's heritage. Their thoughtful and sympathetic programme of refurbishment has preserved the integrity of the building whilst discreetly introducing modern comforts, including bespoke oak-framed double glazing, an upgraded heating system and high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout.  At the heart of the house are two magnificent inglenook fireplaces, evocative reminders of the property's medieval origins. One now incorporates a recently installed wood-burning stove, creating an inviting focal point during the winter months. Throughout the house, period features sit harmoniously alongside carefully chosen contemporary enhancements, resulting in a home of immense warmth, authenticity and charm.  Complementing the principal residence is a detached self-contained cottage or annexe, offering excellent flexibility for guest accommodation, multi-generational living, home working or staff quarters.  Gardens and Grounds  Sitting within approximately 2.75 acres of private grounds, where the historic moat provides a captivating backdrop and a constant connection to the property's remarkable past. The gardens embody a quintessential English informality, with sweeping lawns, native planting and a rich variety of wildlife-friendly shrubs and trees creating a peaceful and natural setting. Access from the inner hall, double door gives access to a covered area with hot tub and gazebo. From this section of the garden, cross the wooden bridge to the paddock which is surrounded by fields, offering total peace and seclusion. Mature native trees frame the moat and provide year-round interest, while carefully positioned seating areas invite quiet moments overlooking the water. Birdsong, changing seasons and reflections across the moat contribute to a setting of exceptional beauty.  Historic houses of this calibre and provenance seldom come to the market. This one offers the unique opportunity to become the owner of an irreplaceable piece of English architectural history while enjoying the comfort, privacy and practicality of a beautifully maintained country home.  The current owners reflect:  We bought the house nearly twenty years ago to rescue it and we are immensely proud of what has been achieved. It has been a privilege to care for such an extraordinary building and to preserve it for future generations.

Positioned within The HiLight, one of Battersea’s most exciting new developments, this expansive 3-bedroom apartment with London Skyline views offers elevated living in a prime riverside setting.Designed for both comfort and style, the apartment features generous interiors, a flowing layout, and private outdoor space, ideal for families or those seeking more room to live and entertain.Located just moments from Battersea Park, the River Thames, and the vibrant Battersea Power Station district, residents benefit from a unique combination of green space, lifestyle amenities, and urban energy. With excellent connections into Central London, this is a location that delivers both convenience and long-term value.Residents enjoy access to a comprehensive suite of amenities, including a rooftop wellness sanctuary, sky bar, cinema, landscaped spaces, fitness facilities, co-working areas, and 24-hour concierge.Key highlights:Prime Battersea location near parkland and riversideIdeal for families seeking space, lifestyle, and connectivityStrong long-term growth potential in a major regeneration areaA rare opportunity to secure a high-quality home in one of London’s most desirable and evolving districts.An exceptional opportunity for both end-users and investors in a high-performing London neighbourhood.Leasehold: 999 YearsCompletion: Q2 2026Service charge: £7.50 £/FT PAPayment terms: £5,000 payable on reservation21 day reservation period with 10% payable on exchange of contractsBalance - 90% - on legal completion

£1,200,000 - £1,250,000 Guide Price. A distinguished detached Edwardian home in a peaceful setting, offering elegant contemporary interiors, three reception rooms, five bedrooms, a substantial sun terrace, generous parking, and excellent access to schools and transport links. Fine & Country are delighted to present this distinguished detached Edwardian residence, a beautifully balanced double fronted home adorned with wisteria and showcasing the timeless architectural elegance synonymous with the period. Occupying a peaceful position within the historic village of East Malling, this handsome family home combines character, space and versatility in equal measure, all within easy reach of excellent amenities and transport connections. Stepping inside, the accommodation unfolds through a flowing and adaptable configuration, where elegant contemporary interiors sit comfortably alongside an abundance of original features. Thoughtfully extended and remodelled, the property offers an excellent balance of formal and informal living spaces, perfectly suited to modern family life and entertaining alike. At the heart of the home lies the impressive kitchen and breakfast room, a sociable space designed for modern living. Timeless shaker cabinetry is paired with quartz work surfaces and a range of desirable integrated appliances, providing both practicality and style. French doors open directly onto the rear terrace, creating a seamless connection between inside and out and establishing the room as a natural hub for family life, relaxed dining and entertaining. The adjoining dining room enjoys the character of a prominent bay window, whilst a fireplace incorporating a log burning stove provides a charming focal point and an inviting setting for both everyday meals and special occasions. The principal reception room is particularly impressive, a generously proportioned triple aspect space flooded with natural light throughout the day. French doors open directly onto the garden, creating a wonderful retreat from which to enjoy the surrounding grounds. A further reception room, currently arranged as a snug, offers a cosy and intimate space enhanced by an imposing feature fireplace and attractive bay window. An additional reception room provides excellent versatility and could equally serve as a family room, playroom or home office. A cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor, five well proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for growing families. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room, whilst the remaining four double bedrooms are served by a well appointed family bathroom. Fitted wardrobes provide practical storage to four of the five bedrooms. Outside, the property continues to impress. A substantial stone sun terrace extends across the rear of the house, providing the perfect setting for al fresco dining, summer entertaining and relaxed evenings with family and friends. Beyond, an expansive lawn is framed by mature specimen trees and established planting, creating a private and picturesque backdrop. A charming rose covered seating area offers a peaceful spot to enjoy the garden, whilst the generous proportions of the grounds provide ample space for recreation and outdoor enjoyment. The enclosed nature of the garden is particularly appealing for families and pet owners alike, and a large shed provides useful storage for garden equipment and outdoor essentials. To the front, a timber framed car port is complemented by a generous driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles. Occupying a desirable position within the historic village of East Malling, the property enjoys the benefits of a well-connected yet distinctly community focused setting. Local amenities include a traditional public house, café and village shops, whilst the neighbouring market town of West Malling offers an excellent selection of independent boutiques, restaurants, cafés, and everyday conveniences along its vibrant High Street. The area is particularly popular with families, thanks to a choice of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, alongside highly sought after grammar schools in Maidstone, Tonbridge, and Tunbridge Wells. A number of respected independent schools can also be found within Sevenoaks, Maidstone, Rochester, and Tonbridge. For commuters, East Malling railway station is within comfortable walking distance, providing direct services to London Victoria, whilst Junction 4 of the M20 offers convenient access to London, the wider motorway network, and the Kent coastline. Surrounded by attractive countryside and woodland walks, the location successfully combines village charm, excellent connectivity, and an enviable quality of life. Freehold Council Tax Band G EPC Rating D For mobile phone coverage in the area please look online Superfast Broadband is available at the property, for more information please look online Utilities:- Electric / Mains Water / Mains Drainage / Cable TV or Satellite/ Phone / Broadband / Oil

Located in the heart of Nine Elms, one of London’s most dynamic and fast-growing districts, this spacious 2-bedroom apartment on the top floor (23rd floor) at The HiLight offers the perfect balance of lifestyle, connectivity, and investment potential.Surrounded by the energy of Battersea Power Station and the Thames riverside, the area attracts professionals and sharers seeking convenience, making it a consistently high-demand rental location.The apartment offers generous open-plan living, two well-proportioned bedrooms, and private outdoor space, all designed with modern living in mind and finished to a high standard.What sets The HiLight apart is its curated resident experience, including a rooftop garden and sky bar with panoramic views, co-working lounges, private dining areas, a cinema room, and a fully equipped wellness and fitness suite.Key highlights:Sought-after Battersea / Nine Elms riverside locationStrong rental appeal for professionals and sharersExtensive lifestyle amenities supporting modern livingAn exceptional opportunity for both end-users and investors in a high-performing London neighbourhood.Leasehold: 999 YearsCompletion: Q2 2026Service charge: £7.50 £/FT PAPayment terms: £5,000 payable on reservation21 day reservation period with 10% payable on exchange of contractsBalance - 90% - on legal completion

Where contemporary design meets countryside tranquillity. Set along a peaceful road in Lambourne End, this exceptional detached house offers a rare blend of architectural sophistication and rural calm, all within effortless reach of the City.  The ground floor is anchored by a vast, light filled open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room. A sculptural floating staircase creates a dramatic focal point, while the gourmet kitchen area — complete with Siemens appliances, a wine fridge and a statement breakfast bar flow seamlessly into the lounge and dining areas. Floor to ceiling bi-fold doors open fully to the professionally landscaped gardens, creating a harmonious indoor outdoor connection. On the lower ground level, the home reveals its true versatility: a private cinema, an games room, an infrared sauna and a dedicated utility suite. A perfect retreat for relaxation or hosting. The first floor offers four generous double bedrooms. One of which is a sanctuary of luxury, featuring a dressing room, a spa inspired en-suite shower room and Juliet balconies that welcome the morning light and garden views. Perfectly positioned for both work and leisure, the house is just a 10 minute drive from Grange Hill Station (Central Line), offering a 40 minute journey into London. Meanwhile, the ancient woodland of Hainault Forest sits moments away, providing endless opportunities for peaceful weekend walks. Finished to a high standard this house includes underfloor heating throughout, air conditioning, multi room Sonos, CCTV and an alarm system. Offering the best of both worlds with Grange Hill Underground Station less than a 10 minute drive away for access to the City via the Central Line and Hainault Forest Country Park on your doorstep for tranquil weekend walks this house is a real hidden gem! What we love most about this house is its spaciousness, offering each individual their own bedroom and ample space for offices, a workout area, and a cinema room. The cinema room doubles as a comfortable and private guest suite, complete with its own shower room, ensuring visitors feel right at home. The house's minimalist design exudes a calm, luxurious vibe, making it feel like a top-tier hotel, only better. The garden is the perfect size for gatherings, offering just the right amount of outdoor space while requiring minimal maintenance. Enjoying morning coffee feels like being in a serene forest due to the quiet, private surroundings. The large windows flood the house with natural light, even during the darkest winters. My favourite spot is the kitchen, which is open plan to the lounge, fostering excellent family time and communication. This space has also been perfect for hosting memorable parties with friends and family.

This impressive property offers versatile and well-balanced accommodation arranged over two floors, perfectly suited to modern family living. The welcoming entrance hall leads to a superb dual-aspect sitting room with direct access to the rear terrace and garden, creating an ideal space for both entertaining and everyday relaxation. Complementing the principal reception room is a separate dining room, a useful study/home office and a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room, providing ample space for informal dining. A utility room, cloakroom and integral garage further enhance the practicality of the ground floor accommodation.The first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, all of generous dimensions, served by a family bathroom and a separate shower room. The spacious principal bedroom enjoys attractive views over the rear garden, whilst the remaining bedrooms provide flexible accommodation for family members, guests or additional workspace if required.Externally, the property is approached via a substantial gravel driveway providing extensive off-road parking. The attractive frontage is complemented by mature planting and climbing greenery, creating excellent kerb appeal. To the rear, the house enjoys a delightful private garden, predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by established trees, hedging and well-stocked flower beds. A generous patio terrace provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining.Combining generous living space, excellent family accommodation and a highly attractive garden setting, this is a superb home that offers both comfort and flexibility in equal measure.Quote Reference: 773011

What the owners say: We bought this beautiful oast about three years ago as we loved the location and with a idea that it would be our ‘forever’ home and we refurbished and extended it accordingly including purchasing additional land. Unfortunately, circumstances have meant we are not able to stay here so we hope new owners will appreciate that we have done to make the whole place something really special. While we have focused on the house, garden and outdoor leisure facilities there is plenty if scope for another family to renovate the stable block and develop the outbuildings. It would seem from initial discussions that these buildings could be converted into holiday lets but possibly they could also become homes for other family members or offices for anyone who works from home but doesn’t want to be disturbed and needs access for business visitors. While if new owners have horses or other livestock the buildings could be used by grooms or other staff. While the property is in the countryside we are not isolated as the delightful village of Staplehurst is nearby and Marden is not much further. Staplehurst includes a convenience store, a garden centre, pubs and restaurants as well as a primary school, golf, cricket and tennis clubs and nearby is the famous Sissinghurst Gardens. Marden is a thriving village of Marden with a Michelin recommended restaurant and a country gastropub as well as a primary school and the Leigh Academy secondary school, a cricket and hockey club, a junior football team as well as the bowls club and the village club which hosts various activities. Both Staplehurst and Marden have mainline stations with trains to London Bridge taking much less than an hour. Excellent additional education facilities are available in the nearby towns including a variety of first-class grammar and private prep and secondary schools in Cranbrook, Benenden, Maidstone, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge where you will also find high street stores, independent shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cinemas and theatres.

A substantial detached former farmhouse with a striking barn conversion, set privately within approximately 65 acres of paddocks, woodland and established gardens, offering excellent equestrian and lifestyle appeal. Positioned centrally within its own land and approached via a tree-lined driveway through private woodland, the property enjoys a high degree of seclusion alongside versatile and well-balanced living accommodation extending to five bedrooms. The barn element is a standout feature, providing a superb double-height entertaining space with exposed trusses, feature wood burner and original arched openings—one fully glazed and the other with traditional shutters—creating a striking backdrop for both everyday living and larger gatherings. This is complemented by a generous principal suite with vaulted ceilings and a luxurious ensuite. The original farmhouse offers comfortable and characterful family space, including a traditional kitchen with Aga, dining room with open fire, multiple reception areas and four first floor bedrooms, all enjoying views across the gardens. Externally, the property is equally well equipped, with extensive stabling, garaging and barns, making it ideally suited to equestrian or rural lifestyle buyers. A secure courtyard setting incorporates a heated outdoor swimming pool and a separate two-storey pool house with changing facilities and a studio/gym space above. The grounds are a defining feature, with beautifully maintained formal gardens close to the house, leading out to interlinked paddocks, mature woodland, a natural pond and established hedging. The layout offers both practicality and visual appeal, with the scale and quality of the land rarely found. A rare opportunity to acquire a private and highly versatile country home combining character, space and a significant landholding, all within accessible reach of Gainsborough, Brigg and Lincoln.

Some homes have presence because of their scale, others because of their setting. Becket House possesses both. Positioned in one of the most distinctive locations within the conservation village of Greatford, the house sits alongside Greatford Hall and the parish church of St Thomas a Becket, approached over an attractive late eighteenth century stone bridge that immediately sets the tone for arrival. Hidden from the main road and surrounded by mature gardens extending to just over half an acre, it occupies a setting that feels unusually private and quietly special. For the current owners, however, it was not simply the location that first caught their attention. Having originally been searching for an older property, they were drawn to the fact that although Becket House was built in 1986, it carried all the visual character of a much earlier house. Constructed by a builder for his own occupation using reclaimed stone from an old barn, the property immediately offered the appeal of traditional architecture combined with the advantages of more modern construction and practical family living. Its origins are closely linked with neighbouring Greatford Hall. The house was created within what had once been the Hall's vegetable gardens and the historic wall that still encloses the rear garden forms part of the original boundary to the estate. Today, those connections remain part of the property's character, giving Becket House a sense of belonging within its surroundings rather than feeling simply placed beside them. The approach is memorable. Crossing the bridge and passing the church and Greatford Hall creates an arrival that feels both atmospheric and unexpectedly secluded. The driveway sweeps gently around the house, opening into a substantial parking area and giving access to the garages. Mature planting, lawns and carefully arranged borders frame the front garden, while the church beyond provides a picturesque backdrop. Internally, Becket House extends to over 3,400 square feet and offers accommodation that feels both substantial and adaptable. Throughout the house there is a consistent sense of light and flow, something the owners have particularly enjoyed during their time here. Large windows and multiple garden-facing doors ensure that many of the principal rooms enjoy attractive views and a strong connection with the outside. The entrance hall forms a welcoming central point from which much of the ground floor accommodation unfolds. Double doors lead directly into the family kitchen and dining space while also connecting to the principal reception rooms and cloakroom facilities. The kitchen sits firmly at the heart of the home and is arranged as an impressive open plan family space. Generously proportioned and thoughtfully designed, it incorporates extensive cabinetry and a large central island beneath stone work surfaces, creating a practical arrangement for everyday life as well as entertaining. The owners comment that the house works exceptionally well for gatherings and celebrations, particularly during Christmas when the layout allows guests to move naturally between spaces. The open arrangement downstairs has hosted numerous parties over the years and the relationship between the house and garden becomes particularly apparent during the warmer months. French doors open directly from the dining and living areas onto the south facing gardens beyond. In fact, the owners note that three separate sets of doors along the rear elevation all frame views of the gardens and allow the outside to become part of day-to-day life. Beyond the principal kitchen space sits the striking garden room. With its vaulted glazed atrium ceiling and generous proportions, it provides an impressive additional reception space with a character entirely of its own. Filled with natural light and enjoying direct access to the garden and driveway, it creates a room that can function equally well as a quieter retreat or as part of larger entertaining occasions. Elsewhere, the house provides a selection of further reception areas suited to both family life and more formal occasions. The principal sitting room enjoys a dual aspect arrangement that allows light to move through the room throughout the day. French doors open directly onto the gardens, while a wood burning stove set within a stone fireplace creates a more intimate focal point during colder months. Alongside sits a substantial study. Beautifully proportioned and overlooking the gardens, it offers obvious practical use as a home office while retaining flexibility for a range of future uses depending on a purchaser's requirements. The current owners worked with Hunters Interiors in shaping much of the decorative scheme throughout the house. Their approach has been to create interiors that feel contemporary yet comfortable and welcoming. The result is a home that balances scale with warmth, avoiding formality despite its generous proportions. The first floor accommodation continues the sense of space established downstairs. Four double bedrooms are arranged around a large central landing, including the principal and guest bedrooms which both benefit from fitted wardrobes and en suite shower rooms. A modern family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms and includes a separate shower. A particularly versatile feature of the house lies beyond the main bedroom arrangement. Rising from the garden room, a separate staircase leads to bedroom five, complete with its own en suite shower room. Positioned independently from the principal first floor accommodation, it offers flexibility for guests, older children or multi-generational arrangements. Alongside the main house sits The Barn, a detached ancillary cottage arranged over two floors. Separate from the principal accommodation and with its own parking and garden area, The Barn is currently let and introduces opportunities for a range of future uses, subject to any necessary requirements. The accommodation includes a kitchen and sitting room at ground floor level with two bedrooms and a bathroom above. Well-proportioned throughout, it is a valuable addition to the overall property. Outside, the gardens have received considerable attention during the current ownership, with extensive investment in the landscape design, reshaping and development of the gardens to create a stronger sense of structure and year-round interest. Particular attention was given to planting and borders, including the creation of a substantial herbaceous border running alongside the original boundary wall. This was designed specifically to provide colour and interest throughout the seasons and forms one of the defining features of the gardens today. The rear gardens are especially private and enjoy a south facing orientation. Expansive lawns combine with mature planting, pathways and seating areas to create a sequence of spaces rather than a single open area. Framed by established trees, walls and planting, the gardens feel sheltered and peaceful while still retaining a sense of openness. The owners describe the property as ideal for entertaining but equally suited to quieter, day-to-day enjoyment. It is not only the house itself they will miss, but also the wider village community. Greatford has long been known for its strong sense of community and village spirit. The village hall forms the centre of many local activities and events throughout the year, including regular gatherings and summer celebrations. According to the owners there is a genuine sense of people looking after one another and stepping forward when help is needed. Combined with the convenience of Stamford, Bourne and Peterborough nearby, together with excellent schooling and transport connections, Becket House offers an unusual combination of privacy, practicality and character. Some houses offer attractive accommodation. Others offer memorable settings. Becket House manages to combine both in a way that feels increasingly difficult to find.   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.

There is something immediately compelling about Ragstone House. Approached through the quiet hamlet of Pilsgate, just outside Stamford, it combines the mellow character of a traditional limestone home with the scale, finish and versatility more often associated with a contemporary country house. Behind its handsome stone elevations lies a property that has been comprehensively transformed by the current owners, creating a home that is both deeply practical and undeniably luxurious. Originally formed from four workers' cottages owned by the Burghley Estate, the oldest parts of the house are believed to date back to the mid-1800s. In the 1960s, the cottages were combined into a single dwelling by an architect who wrote for Ideal Home magazine, with the property subsequently featured in the publication following its conversion. Today, that rich architectural evolution remains evident throughout the house, where exposed stone walls, substantial timber beams and traditional proportions sit comfortably alongside crisp contemporary finishes and thoughtfully designed open-plan spaces. For the current owners, Ragstone House stood apart immediately. Its size and proportions, proximity to Stamford and excellent independent schooling, and the opportunity to undertake a full renovation all proved irresistible. They were drawn not simply to the property itself, but to the chance to create a long-term family home tailored entirely to their own tastes and way of life. What followed was an extensive programme of improvement and modernisation that has fundamentally elevated the house while remaining sympathetic to its origins. Conservation approved casement windows were installed in 2019, and in 2021 and 2022 the owners temporarily vacated the property while a comprehensive back-to-brick refurbishment was undertaken. The works included complete rewiring and replumbing, upgraded insulation, replacement joists where required and the installation of a new three-phase electricity supply. At the same time, a substantial triple garage with office and shower room above was constructed, significantly enhancing the flexibility of the property. The result is a house that feels exceptionally cohesive. The interiors have been finished to an incredibly high standard. In the communal spaces, a calm, neutral palette has been used, creating a light and airy atmosphere throughout while allowing the building's original features to take centre stage. In other areas, stronger colours really highlight the various features of the property. Natural timber has been carefully exposed wherever possible, lending warmth and texture to the spaces. Downstairs, elegant flagstone flooring from Stamford Stone runs through much of the ground floor, complemented by oak flooring in the reception room and snug, all benefiting from underfloor heating. Upstairs, the landing features oak parquet flooring, while the bedrooms are finished in soft neutral carpets that contribute to the sense of comfort and understated luxury. At the heart of the home is the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining space. Beautifully designed for both day-to-day family life and larger-scale entertaining, it balances practicality with striking aesthetics. Dark cabinetry, warm timber surfaces and stone flooring create a sophisticated yet welcoming feel, while the substantial central copper island naturally draws people together. The adjoining dining area is flooded with light from dramatic glazing overlooking the garden, creating a seamless connection between inside and out. It is easy to understand why the owners spend much of their time here. They describe the kitchen as the social centre of the house, somewhere friends and family naturally gather, whether for relaxed evenings or larger celebrations. The sense of flow between the kitchen, dining area and garden makes the house particularly well suited to entertaining. Equally inviting is the reception room, where exposed stonework, deeply textured timber beams and a substantial fireplace create a wonderfully atmospheric space. The owners particularly enjoy relaxing here beside the log burner during the colder months, and despite the scale of the property, there is a genuine sense of warmth and comfort throughout. Additional flexible rooms provide options for a snug, study, playroom or home working space, allowing the house to adapt easily to changing family needs. Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms provide generous and versatile accommodation. The principal suite is especially impressive, while the bathrooms throughout the house have been finished to an exceptional standard, combining high-quality fittings with elegant, timeless styling. Every element feels carefully considered, continuing the restrained and cohesive design language seen across the property. Externally, Ragstone House is equally impressive. A large paved forecourt provides extensive parking and leads to the triple garage block, above which sits a substantial open-plan room complete with shower facilities. Whether used as a gym, studio, office, showroom or additional workspace, it offers significant flexibility for modern living. The gardens have been designed to provide both privacy and enjoyment. Mature trees and established planting create a wonderfully secluded setting, while the swimming pool and hot tub (available by separate negotiation) transform the property during the summer months. The owners describe the atmosphere as being akin to a holiday at home, particularly on warm sunny days when friends and family gather around the pool and terrace for parties and long evenings outdoors. What makes Ragstone House particularly special is its versatility. Despite its generous proportions, it remains an extremely comfortable and liveable family home, with a variety of spaces that allow both togetherness and privacy. Whether hosting large social occasions, relaxing quietly by the fire or enjoying the garden in summer, the house adapts effortlessly to every season and occasion. The location has also played a significant role in the owners' enjoyment of the property. Pilsgate offers an appealing balance between peaceful rural living and excellent accessibility. Stamford is only a short distance away, making evenings out and day-to-day amenities easily accessible, while the surrounding countryside provides wonderful walking opportunities. The owners particularly valued the proximity to schools. Their daughter was able to cycle safely into Stamford using the footpath network, giving her a sense of independence, while school transport for Oakham School conveniently stops just outside the house. The nearby Millstone Inn in Barnack is within walking distance and has become a favourite local destination, while sporting facilities including tennis clubs at Barnack and Ketton add further appeal to the area. After eight years at Ragstone House, the owners speak about the property with enormous affection. They describe having poured their hearts into the house, creating a home that reflects both their personalities and tastes. It is clear that every improvement has been made with care, consideration and a genuine appreciation for the building itself. Ragstone House is therefore far more than simply a beautifully renovated period property. It is a home where historic character and modern living have been brought together with exceptional success, creating a sophisticated yet welcoming country residence in one of the area's most desirable settings.   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.

Property walk through A double glazed entrance door with matching side panels opens into a spacious hallway from where the staircase rises to the first floor. A cloakroom with WC and washbasin in vanity surround stands to one corner of the hallway. Doors off give access to the sitting room with a gas fire inset to a wood surround with a tiled hearth. providing a fine focal point. ( The chimney could accommodate an open fire or wood burner). Windows to the front and double doors to the rear allow an excellent flow of natural light. The kitchen/dining room is an expansive room being an ideal meeting place for a family to congregate or for entertaining with a useful direct access to the garden at the rear through the bifold doors allowing you to open up the space to the garden. Apart from being able to accommodate a large table and chairs this room has an island unit which incorporates a breakfast bar. There are a vast array of cupboard units including pan drawers arranged around the Antico floored kitchen/dining room which also has an integrated fridge freezer, double oven and hob. Adjacent is a utility room, plumbed for an automatic washing machine. various cupboards are provided and the central heating boiler is discreetly wall mounted within a matching cabinet. The first floor has a decorative minstrel gallery to its spacious landing. The Master bedroom enjoys a dressing area where there are three twin wardrobes and a convenient recess to accommodate a dressing table. It's bathroom en suite has a panelled bath, integrated wash basin in vanity surround and integrated WC. The Guest bedroom has a shower room en suite with integrated WC and washbasin. Two additional double bedrooms are available and a single room whilst completing the accommodation is a family bathroom with hand held and wall mounted shower fittings in and around the bath providing protection by having a glazed screen. External description A gravel driveway is laid to the front of the property providing a turning area and parking. A single garage is accessed from the driveway. Planted borders are located to the boundaries at the front with a gated walkway to the garden at the rear which is of a good size and extremely private. The rear garden is terraced with a large Pocelanosa tiled patio at the lower level directly behind the accommodation. The lawn is laid to a higher level within a capped brick built retaining wall. The garden is well supplied with mature planting and trees with an additional patio to one corner. A gateway to the rear opens within metres of a lovely park serving the village. 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. Notice to purchaser “Note for Purchasers re anti money laundering legislation. 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. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will need to be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200.

A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented Grade II Listed Victorian villa occupying a sought-after position on one of Leamington Spa's most desirable residential streets. Extending to approximately 3,392 sq. ft, this elegant home combines the character and grandeur synonymous with Victorian architecture with the space and practicality required for modern family living. Retaining many period features including high ceilings, large sash windows, and generously proportioned rooms, the property offers versatile accommodation arranged over four floors, complemented by a delightful courtyard garden and separate garage. Ground Floor Entered via an inviting reception hall, where views through the heart of the home to the sun-filled courtyard garden beyond create an immediate sense of light and space, the property's period charm, generous proportions, and beautifully considered presentation are evident at every turn. The sitting room, featuring a bespoke media wall and integrated storage, provides a versatile and inviting space perfectly suited to modern family life. Adjacent, the elegant dining room is a beautifully proportioned reception space centred around a feature fireplace and enhanced by a large bay window that floods the room with natural light. High ceilings and period detailing combine to create a wonderful atmosphere, equally suited to formal entertaining and relaxed everyday living. Undoubtedly the heart of the home, the superb kitchen and family room has been thoughtfully designed with contemporary living in mind. This impressive open-plan space seamlessly combines cooking, dining, and informal seating areas, creating a sociable environment ideal for both family life and entertaining. The beautifully appointed Shaker-style kitchen features underfloor heating, a substantial central island with breakfast bar seating, and an extensive range of fitted cabinetry. Integrated appliances include a range-style cooker, built-in coffee machine, microwave, and wine fridge, while there is ample space for an American-style fridge freezer. The adjoining family area provides a relaxed and comfortable setting for everyday living and enjoys a seamless connection to the courtyard garden through two sets of bi-fold doors, allowing natural light to flood the space and creating an effortless flow between inside and out. A guest cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. Lower Ground Floor The lower ground floor provides exceptional versatility and potential to enhance the living space available within the property. Currently arranged as a large storage and utility area, this level offers extensive practical accommodation and could lend itself to a variety of future uses, subject to any necessary consents. First Floor The principal bedroom is a particularly impressive suite, occupying the full width of the property and enjoying generous proportions, excellent natural light, and extensive fitted storage. Beautifully presented throughout, the room is complemented by a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring a corner bath, his-and-hers basins, and a separate walk-in shower, creating a peaceful sanctuary with a boutique hotel ambience. A second spacious double bedroom benefits from an extensive range of fitted wardrobes and is served by a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and quality contemporary fittings. Generous in size and thoughtfully designed, it provides superb guest accommodation or an equally comfortable bedroom suite for family members. Second Floor The second floor continues the theme of generous proportions found throughout the home, providing two substantial double bedroom suites, both benefiting from their own en-suite shower rooms. Beautifully presented and filled with natural light, these rooms offer excellent accommodation for older children, guests, or multi-generational living. A fifth bedroom, currently arranged as a study, provides valuable flexibility and could equally serve as a nursery, hobby room, or dedicated home office, ideal for modern working requirements. Occupying the uppermost level of the property, this floor enjoys an elevated sense of privacy and seclusion, creating a peaceful retreat whilst maintaining the spacious and airy feel that characterises this exceptional Victorian home. Outside One of the property's most appealing features is the delightful courtyard garden, creating a wonderfully private outdoor environment in the heart of Leamington Spa. Designed for low-maintenance enjoyment, the courtyard provides a true suntrap and offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining, morning coffee, or evening entertaining with family and friends. Enclosed and private, it extends the living accommodation outdoors during the warmer months. A separate garage located to the rear of the property provides secure parking and valuable storage, a highly desirable feature in such a central location. Location Avenue Road is regarded as one of Royal Leamington Spa's most sought-after residential addresses, positioned within easy walking distance of the town centre, Jephson Gardens, and the famous Parade. Royal Leamington Spa is renowned for its elegant Regency architecture, beautiful parks, and vibrant café culture. The town offers an excellent selection of independent boutiques, restaurants, bars, and leisure facilities, together with a range of cultural attractions and green spaces including Jephson Gardens, Victoria Park, and Newbold Comyn. The area is particularly well served by highly regarded state and independent schools including Kingsley School, Arnold Lodge, Warwick Prep, Warwick School, King's High School, and The Kingsley School. For commuters, Leamington Spa Railway Station provides regular direct services to London Marylebone and Birmingham, while the nearby M40 offers convenient access to Birmingham, Oxford, London, and the wider motorway network. Freehold | EPC Rating E | Council Tax Band E Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure – Freehold Council Tax Band E - Warwick District Council Property Construction – Standard – brick & tile Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Mains Heating – Mains gas Broadband - FTTC 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 1 car. Total Internal Floor Area – 3,392 sq. ft. Notes - Property is split across two title numbers (separate title for garage at the back). The property is situated in Royal Leamington Spa Conservation Area. The property is Grade II Listed.

This well appointed family home is positioned on one of Queen’s Park’s most sought-after roads and blends timeless period charm with contemporary living.To the front of the property is a valuable off-street parking space, a rarity in Queen’s Park. The entrance opens into a wide hallway featuring original period tiling and elegant ceiling cornicing.At ground-floor level, a striking vaulted rear extension creates an impressive kitchen-dining space, opening seamlessly onto a generous north-west-facing garden that enjoys excellent afternoon sun. To the front, the large double reception room features an original fireplace and double-glazed bay windows with plantation shutters. The ground floor further benefits from a double bedroom / study, a utility room and WC.The first floor comprises a spacious principal bedroom with a feature fireplace, double-glazed windows and shutters, alongside three further double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom.well-presented throughout, Wrentham Avenue offers exciting potential for an incoming purchaser to tailor and enhance the space to suit their own lifestyle and tastes. Whether that be smaller customizations or ground floor and loft extensions.Moments from Queen’s Park itself, Wrentham Avenue enjoys an enviable position between the highly sought-after neighbourhoods of Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise, both renowned for their village-like atmosphere and strong sense of community.A short stroll through the park brings you to the vibrant Salusbury Road, the area's bustling high street, lined with an excellent selection of independent cafés, boutiques, delis and much-loved local establishments. Favourites include Planet Organic, Salusbury Food Store, Salusbury Wine Store, Don't Tell Dad, Carmel and Provenance Village Butcher. Every Sunday, the celebrated Queen’s Park Farmers’ Market attracts visitors from across North West London with its outstanding selection of organic and artisan produce, while an M&S Foodhall adjacent to Queen’s Park Station provides everyday convenience.The park itself serves as an extension of the neighbourhood, offering beautifully maintained green spaces alongside tennis courts, a pitch-and-putt golf course, ornamental gardens, children's playgrounds and a popular petting zoo, making it a wonderful amenity for residents of all ages.The area is also particularly well regarded for its excellent educational offering. Nearby schools include Ark Franklin Primary Academy, Mulberry House School, Christ Church C of E Primary School and North West London Jewish Day School.Transport connections are exceptional. Queen’s Park Station provides direct access to both the Bakerloo Line and the Lioness Line, offering swift journeys to the West End, Paddington, Euston and beyond. Nearby Kensal Rise Station provides London Overground services with convenient connections to the Jubilee Line at West Hampstead. For motorists, the A5 is within easy reach, providing straightforward access to the North Circular and routes out of London.Quote Reference: 805730

Nestled in the heart of the breath-taking Ingram Valley, within the Northumberland National Park, this remarkable and private country estate enjoys a setting where the skies feel endless, the air is wonderfully fresh and life moves at a gentler pace. Positioned on the edge of the River Breamish and surrounded by spectacular scenery, tumbling waterfalls, picturesque riverbanks and rolling hills, it’s an idyllic landscape perfectly suited to walking, cycling and embracing a true sense of space. A place that invites you to connect with nature and where an elegant period residence of real distinction awaits, making an unforgettable first impression with its quiet grandeur. Timeless, warm and effortlessly inviting, The Old Rectory is a graceful blend of classical architecture and refined modern living. Beautifully preserving its heritage while embracing contemporary comfort, it offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of rural life without compromise. Set within approximately acres of immaculately maintained grounds, including stabling and a paddock, the setting is every bit as impressive as the home itself. With the charming village church and a welcoming café nearby, there’s a genuine sense of community that makes this location even more special. Adding yet another layer to its remarkable appeal, The Old Rectory is further complemented by three beautifully appointed, self-contained guest cottages, which currently operate as highly successful holiday lets. Each has been thoughtfully designed to offer both privacy and indulgence, one featuring an exceptional indoor swimming spa. Together, they create a collection of truly luxurious retreats, where every detail has been carefully considered. For those seeking a truly exceptional property, The Old Rectory represents a rare and compelling opportunity; an elegant private estate set within one of Northumberland’s most spectacular and unspoilt landscapes. It is a home of true distinction, offering not just a place to live but a lifestyle to be cherished.  Accommodation Ground Floor: Stepping inside, you’re welcomed into a grand entrance hall that sets the tone for the elegance and refinement found throughout the home. A striking stone floor, a characterful stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a magnificent carved staircase rising to an impressive galleried landing, all combine to create a truly memorable first impression. From here, the house unfolds with an inviting sense of warmth and flow, offering a superb array of versatile living spaces. There are three beautifully proportioned reception rooms, including an elegant drawing room, a charming sitting room and a generous study; each designed for both comfort, style and practicality. Throughout, an exceptional collection of period features remain beautifully preserved, from arched doorways and sash windows with shutters to exquisite marble fireplaces, high ceilings, decorative plasterwork and intricate cornicing. The beautiful drawing room is a particular highlight, with French doors opening directly onto the terrace and gardens beyond, seamlessly connecting the interior with the spectacular outdoor setting. At the very heart of the home lies the truly exceptional kitchen, dining and living space, which is a beautifully balanced blend of timeless character and modern luxury, designed as the natural hub of family life and entertaining. The kitchen itself is a chef’s dream, centred around an Aga and complemented by a superb range of high-specification appliances, including electric and steam ovens, a gas hob, a Nespresso coffee machine, a Teppanyaki hot plate and an Italian wood-fired pizza oven. Bespoke cabinetry by the Newcastle Furniture Company, granite work surfaces and a generous central island with informal seating elevate both its style and functionality. Flowing effortlessly from the kitchen, the living area is anchored by a striking inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, creating a wonderfully warm and inviting atmosphere. The adjoining dining space features built-in seating and ample room for a large table, making it equally suited to relaxed family meals or memorable gatherings with friends. Practicality is well catered for with a laundry room, utility and boot room, alongside a conveniently placed ground-floor bathroom. A series of cellar rooms provides excellent wine storage. First Floor: Ascend the magnificent carved wooden staircase, where you arrive at the truly impressive galleried landing, beautifully illuminated by a grand arched window that floods the space with natural light. From here, the first floor reveals seven generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own individual character and charm. The principal bedroom is particularly inviting, with an adjoining dressing room and exceptional views, creating a refined and restful retreat. Two well-appointed bathrooms and a separate shower room complete the accommodation, ensuring comfort and practicality are perfectly balanced. Second Floor: Two spacious attic rooms provide excellent storage. Outside: The appeal of the property extends far beyond the main house. Set within approximately 3 acres, the grounds have been thoughtfully designed to celebrate the surroundings, offering space for both relaxation and recreation. Expansive lawns and inviting terraces make the most of the setting, perfect for outdoor entertaining in the summer months. Secluded corners invite you to pause, unwind and enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings. By night, the experience becomes truly magical, as the dark skies reveal a rare brilliance overhead, best appreciated from the dedicated observatory nestled within the gardens. For equestrian enthusiasts, a paddock and well-appointed stable block, with tack room and stable yard, provide excellent facilities, while the surrounding countryside offers superb hacking along the scenic lanes and bridleways. Cottages: The Old Rectory is further enhanced by three stunning cottages: The Coach House, The Retreat and The Gate Lodge, each offering a remarkable level of luxury and privacy. Together, they provide superb versatility, whether for multi-generational living, hosting guests, or an income opportunity.  The Coach House Adjoining The Old Rectory, The Coach House is a charming self-contained retreat, ideal for guests, extended family or holiday letting. Sympathetically converted to a high specification, it combines character with comfort, featuring arched windows, exposed beams, wooden flooring and a wood-burning stove. Accommodation includes a welcoming sitting room, fitted kitchen with breakfast area, galleried bedroom and luxurious bathroom with wet-room shower and hydrotherapy bath. The Retreat Approached via a tree-lined driveway, The Retreat is a beautifully converted former stable block offering luxurious and secluded one-bedroom accommodation. The light-filled living kitchen opens to a private 5.5-metre swimming spa with adjustable resistance currents, twin jacuzzi and adjoining wet room. Upstairs, the open-plan sitting room is a relaxing retreat, with oak flooring, a fireplace and hillside views. The generous double bedroom benefits from a stylish en-suite bathroom. Outside, a secluded garden and south-facing patio complete this exceptional countryside escape. The Gate Lodge Beautifully presented and full of character, The Gate Lodge is a detached single-storey cottage designed for comfort and relaxation. The cosy sitting room centres on a striking stone fireplace with a remote-controlled log burner, while the stylish kitchen features handcrafted English oak cabinetry, granite worktops and integrated appliances. The spacious double bedroom is complemented by a luxurious en-suite, while a further room with sofa bed and infrared sauna offers flexibility as a second bedroom. Outside, a private south-facing garden with patio, hydrotherapy hot tub and far-reaching views towards the Cheviot foothills provides a wonderful place to unwind. Location: Set within the heart of the breath-taking Northumberland National Park, Ingram is one of Northumberland’s most picturesque and unspoilt villages, surrounded by rolling hills, dramatic valleys and some of the finest countryside in the region. Nestled within the beautiful Breamish Valley in the Cheviot foothills, the area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, peaceful setting and abundance of outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling, fishing, shooting and horse riding. The area also lies within the renowned Northumberland International Dark Sky Park, one of the largest protected dark sky areas in Europe, offering exceptional stargazing and spectacular night skies year-round. The village enjoys a strong sense of community whilst the historic market towns and villages of Alnwick, Wooler and Rothbury are all within easy reach, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, schooling and everyday amenities. The area is particularly well regarded for its excellent schooling options, both state and independent, served by a school bus from Alnwick to Newcastle. Ingram is easily accessible to the wider region via the A1, providing convenient links to Newcastle upon Tyne, the coast and the Scottish Borders. Combining spectacular scenery, a superb outdoor lifestyle and a tranquil rural setting, Ingram offers a rare opportunity to enjoy country living at its very best. Distances: Wooler - 10 miles | Alnwick - 14 miles | Morpeth - 26 miles | Newcastle - 40 miles  Nearest Stations: Alnmouth - 18 miles | Newcastle - 43 miles Nearest Airport: Newcastle - 42 miles  Services: Mains Electricity | Oil Central Heating & Hot Water | Private Drainage | Private Water Supply These services have not been tested and no warranty is given by the agents. Tenure: Freehold Local Authority:  Northumberland County Council - Band F Listing: Grade II listed                                                                              EPC Rating: The Old Rectory E | The Coach House D | The Retreat C | The Gate Lodge C Mobile signal: All Providers Broadband: FFTP – Fast Fibre by Alncom- Download Speed 100 Mbps | Upload Speed 30 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 assure their operating ability or efficiency. Buyers are encouraged to independently assess and verify all relevant information before making any commitments.

This recently constructed individual residence presents an exceptional fusion of contemporary architecture and timeless character, offering an outstanding opportunity to acquire a truly bespoke home of considerable style and substance. Designed by a respected architect and finished to an uncompromising standard, the property is set within approximately 2.5 acres of landscaped grounds and private meadowland, enjoying a tranquil and secluded setting surrounded by mature trees. Constructed with a focus on sustainability and aesthetic excellence, the house benefits from high levels of insulation and features striking elevations of natural buff sandstone, Accoya wood cladding, and zinc detailing beneath a traditional slate tiled roof. Expansive double-glazed windows and three sets of wide, south-facing bifold doors invite an abundance of natural light into the principal reception rooms, perfectly complementing the modern interior design while framing picturesque views of the surrounding gardens. Approached via secure automatic entrance gates, operated through a video entry phone system, a gently curving driveway leads to a generous parking area and a detached, oak-framed double car barn, complete with an adjacent workshop and log store. The oak-framed entrance porch opens into a spacious and welcoming reception hall, enhanced by Crittall-style internal windows, which introduce a sense of openness and connection to the wider living space. The main reception room is a particularly impressive space, featuring vaulted ceilings with exposed oak beams, a full-height stone fireplace with slate hearth, and a wood-burning stove, providing a striking focal point. This triple-aspect room enjoys views of the gardens and seamlessly flows into the adjoining dining area, where a further set of bifold doors provide direct access to the south-facing terrace. This outdoor space is ideally suited for entertaining, complete with an automatic full-width awning and provision for an outdoor kitchen. The bespoke kitchen, represents the epitome of modern craftsmanship. It features a bold array of colour-fronted cabinetry with Caesarstone work surfaces, and is equipped with an extensive suite of premium Siemens appliances, including twin ovens, warming drawers, a microwave, integrated coffee machine, Bora hob with integrated extractor, Quooker boiling water tap, and a fully integrated dishwasher. A separate utility room provides additional storage and includes a second dishwasher and integrated freezer, ensuring both practicality and efficiency. Also located on the ground floor is a study or bedroom 5, ideal for use as a home office, along with a well-appointed guest cloakroom. A staircase descends to the lower ground level, where the accommodation continues to impress with a state-of-the-art cinema room, complete with projector, wide viewing screen, and integrated five-speaker surround sound system. Adjacent to the cinema is a bespoke bar, featuring a dishwasher, fridge, and sink, with ample space to accommodate a snooker or table tennis table, making this an ideal space for informal entertaining. This level also benefits from a bespoke LED-lit wine cellar and two beautifully appointed bedroom suites, each with its own dressing room and luxurious en-suite bathroom. The first floor of the property is home to two further bedroom suites, both benefitting from vaulted ceilings and finished to an impeccable standard. The principal suite offers an extensive range of fitted wardrobes within a private dressing room, a luxurious en-suite bathroom, and double doors leading to a private southerly-facing balcony, enjoying elevated views over the gardens and grounds. The guest suite enjoys a triple aspect with a picture window overlooking the grounds, and includes a private dressing area and en-suite bathroom. Throughout the home, great attention has been paid to every detail. Internal doors are of natural oak, while flooring includes Royal Stone Palladium porcelain tiles and high-quality carpeting. The property is equipped with an air circulation system and integrated speaker system for audio distribution. Comfort and efficiency are ensured through underfloor heating powered by an environmentally responsible ground source heat pump, while air conditioning is installed in the principal bedroom, cinema room, and study. The property also benefits from a 10-year new build warranty. Externally, the landscaped grounds have been thoughtfully designed to provide year-round enjoyment. A wide, south-facing paved terrace extends across the rear of the property, offering an ideal space for outdoor relaxation and entertaining, with an outdoor shower and infrastructure for a hot tub or swimming pool already in place. Pathways lead to a delightful duck pond with decked seating area, pergola, and a bespoke fire pit area with integrated lighting and seating – perfect for enjoying the tranquil evening ambiance. This outstanding residence offers a rare combination of architectural excellence, contemporary luxury, and rural serenity, creating a truly unique and highly desirable home in an enviable setting.

A rare and versatile detached dormer bungalow tucked away on a quiet private road in the heart of St Mawes, enjoying magnificent panoramic views across the harbour and coastline. Offering flexible accommodation currently arranged as two self-contained flats—with the potential to create a spacious four/five-bedroom family home—this well-loved property presents an exciting opportunity for modernisation in one of Cornwall’s most sought-after coastal villages.  Accommodation Summary (Internal Floor Area: 1477 sq. ft. (137 sq. m.))  Ground Floor: Entrance Porch, Kitchen/Dining Room, Living Room, Two Double Bedrooms, Further Single Bedroom, Family Shower Room. First Floor: Kitchenette, Living Room, Two Single Bedrooms, Family Bathroom. Outside: Ample Driveway Parking, Detached Single Garage, Wrap-around Garden, Summer House.  Overview Tucked away on a peaceful, private no-through road in the highly desirable coastal village of St Mawes, this detached dormer bungalow offers remarkable versatility and far-reaching views across the water. From the front-facing rooms, the property enjoys outstanding, uninterrupted panoramic views over St Mawes harbour, Place Manor, the St Anthony headland and, on a clear day, as far as the Lizard Peninsula. The property is currently arranged as two self-contained flats, making it ideally suited to multi-generational living or potential income generation. However, it also offers superb scope for conversion into a substantial four-bedroom family home, subject to any necessary consents. The ground floor is generously proportioned and comprises a spacious living room with French doors opening directly onto the garden terrace, allowing seamless access to the outdoor space and inviting in natural light. This room is complemented by a separate kitchen/dining room with ample space for family meals and entertaining. There are two comfortable double bedrooms, a further single bedroom, and a modern family shower room. A utility area is also thoughtfully integrated into the layout. The first floor is currently arranged with a smaller kitchenette, a cosy living room, two single bedrooms and a bathroom, making it a self-contained suite ideal for guests, older children or holiday lets. One of the upper bedrooms also enjoys those stunning front-facing coastal views. While the property has been clearly cherished and attentively maintained over the years, it would now benefit from a programme of modernisation. This presents an excellent opportunity for purchasers to update and personalise the interiors to suit their taste, while adding value and enhancing the home’s already considerable appeal. Outside Externally, the property is set within a generous and well-established garden that wraps around the home. It is thoughtfully landscaped with mature planting and offers a high degree of privacy. A sunny patio area leads directly off the main living room and provides a wonderful spot for al fresco dining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Additional features include a detached single garage with power and lighting, a summer house and a garden shed – ideal for storage, hobbies, or even a home office conversion.  Summary This is a rare opportunity to acquire a flexible and spacious home in one of Cornwall’s most exclusive and picturesque waterside villages. With its exceptional views, generous outside space and exciting potential for remodelling, this home will appeal to a wide range of buyers seeking a special lifestyle property in St Mawes. Early viewing is strongly recommended.  Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate)Village harbourside: 165 yards. King Harry Ferry: 5 miles. Truro – 10 miles via car ferry or 16 miles by road. Falmouth – 25 minutes by passenger ferry or 15 miles by car ferry. Newquay Airport – 29 miles with flights to London Heathrow (70 minutes), and Manchester (80 minutes). St Austell - 15 miles with London Paddington 4 hours by rail. Plymouth – 58 miles. Exeter - 97 miles.  St Mawes The exclusive Cornish coastal village of St Mawes was voted in 2020 by a Which? Customer Survey as the “Top Seaside Town in the UK”. This enchanting south facing harbour village, named “Britain’s St Tropez” by the Daily Mail, is found on the eastern side of the Fal Estuary, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Much of its surroundings are owned by the National Trust. The village is centred round its quaint harbour, its own beaches and Castle built by Henry VIII.  There is an all-year-round pedestrian ferry service to and from Falmouth and a seasonal ferry runs to Place, providing access to the scenic walks on the National Trust owned St Anthony Headland.   Local Amenities St Mawes has a wide range of amenities, which are open all year, including two bakers, convenience store, post office/newsagent, doctors, dentist, pharmacy, village hall, social club, churches, delicatessen and clothing shops. The village also has two public houses, and a range of cafes, restaurants, art galleries, gift and ice cream shops. Olga Polizzi's Hotel Tresanton and the chic Idle Rocks Hotel both lure the rich and famous. The village has superbly varied and accessible sailing waters and an active sailing club with a full programme to cater for all ages.   Cornwall The Duchy of Cornwall offers a range of attractions such as the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Tate Gallery. The Cathedral City of Truro is the main financial and commercial centre of Cornwall. It has a fine range of shops, private schools, college and main hospital (RCH Treliske). Cornwall Airport in Newquay has regular daily flights to London as well as connections to other UK regional airports and a number of European destinations.  Fine Dining Restaurants Fine dining Michelin star and celebrity chef restaurants are in abundance, including Rick Stein (Padstow), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock). On the Roseland is Carla Jones at The Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes, Paul Wadham at Hotel Tresanton in St Mawes, and Simon Stallard at The Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn in Gerrans.  General and Material Information  Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Telephone and television points.   Energy Performance Certificate Rating: F.   Council Tax Band: G.  FTTC Superfast Broadband available: Openreach predicted max download speeds: Superfast 76 Mbps, Standard 21 Mbps.  Ofcom Outdoor Mobile Area Coverage Rating: Likely for EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone.  Land Registry Title Number: CL371611  Tenure: Freehold  GOV.UK Long-Term-Flood-Risks: River/Sea: Very Low. 2040 to 2060 Very Low. Surface Water: Very Low. 2036 to 2069: Very Low.

A hidden gem of space and character, The Stables is a breathtaking retreat, as versatile as it is inviting. Designed for modern living and perfect for multigenerational families, this elegant home blends contemporary luxury with nature’s tranquillity, offering a lifestyle as remarkable as its setting. Please note - Such is the appeal of the setting, the current owners have chosen to remain, building their next home on the adjoining plot - a genuine testament to the lifestyle and location on offer. Tucked away towards the end of a quiet lane, electric gates reveal a sweeping driveway with ample parking, leading to an exquisite stone façade of rare coarsed local limestone. Round feature windows, an upper patio, and a courtyard overlooking the private pond set the stage for what lies within an extraordinary home designed for comfort and grandeur. Step inside to a welcoming hallway, where rustic charm meets refined living. A dedicated boot room with shower keeps things practical, while the heart of the home a spacious kitchen-diner boasts black granite worktops, wooden cabinetry, and an impressive Alpha range, radiating warmth while running the heating and water. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors flood the space with natural light, seamlessly connecting indoors with the vast gardens beyond. Flow into the expansive reception space, with a log-burning fire, panoramic views, and French doors leading to the balcony create an ambiance both intimate and impressive. A variety of living space offers endless possibilities, whether for family relaxation, entertaining, or even transforming into a cinematic escape. A staircase leads to beautifully appointed bedrooms, where exposed beams and porthole windows evoke timeless charm. Luxurious bathrooms offer spa-like indulgence, with an oversized soaking tub, underfloor heating, and bespoke storage enhancing the experience. Step outside into a landscape designed by award-winning garden designer Helen Taylor. Stone walls enclose a paradise of lush greenery, seasonal blooms, and carefully curated spaces for both grand gatherings and quiet contemplation. The summerhouse, complete with a wood-burning stove, extends the charm year-round, while an alfresco dining area with a stainless steel grill and wood-fired oven invites long summer evenings under the stars. The serene pond, fed by a natural spring, is a haven for wildlife, with resident moorhens and a visiting kingfisher adding to the magic of this setting. Whether watching the sunset from the balcony, tending to homegrown vegetables, or gathering around the firepit with friends, The Stables offers an exceptional lifestyle a rare blend of luxury, nature, and enduring beauty. Council Tax Band: G I Freehold I EPC: E

A historically significant Cornish estate of timeless beauty and quality, exquisitely and meticulously restored, encircled by world-class designed landscaped gardens and spectacular coastal scenery. Accommodation Summary (Measurements are approximate and for information purposes only) The Old Rectory (Gross Internal Floor Area (Excl Eaves Storage): 4964 sq.ft (461.2 sq.m.)). Ground Floor (2167 sq.ft (201.3 sq.m.)): Reception Hall with Principal Staircase, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Music Lobby, Library, Sitting Room, Orangery, Kitchen / Breakfast Room, Utility / Cloakroom, Inner Hall with Secondary Staircase First Floor (1575 sq.ft (146.3 sq.m.)): Main Landing, Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room, Bedroom Two, Inner Landing, Family Bathroom, Upper Landing, Bedroom Three with En-Suite Shower Room, Bedroom Four with En-Suite Shower Room, Second Floor (497 sq.ft (46.2 sq.m.)): Landing, Bedroom Five, Bathroom, Bedroom Six, Eaves Storage Room. Basement (725 sq.ft (67.4 sq.m.)): Cellar with Laundry and Games Room The Coach House Annexe (Gross Internal Floor Area (Excl Outside wc & Balcony): 1118 sq.ft. (103.8 sq.m.)). Ground Floor (608 sq.ft (56.5 sq.m.)): Entrance Hall, Cloakroom WC, Sitting Room, Dining Hall, Kitchen. First Floor (510 sq.ft (47.4 sq.m.)): Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Dressing Room and En-Suite Bathroom with separate shower Landing, Bedroom Two, Bathroom. Rectory Cottage Annexe (Gross Internal Floor Area 1262 sq.ft. (117.3 sq.m.)) Ground Floor: (633 sq.ft. (58.8 sq.m.)): Porch, Cloakroom wc, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Diner. First Floor (629 sq.ft (58.4 sq.m.)): Landing, Bedroom One with En-Suite Shower Room, Bedroom Two, Bathroom with separate shower, Bedroom Three. Garage and Garden Room (Gross Internal Floor Area: 967 sq.ft (89.8 sq.m.)) Ground Floor (513 sq.ft. (47.7 sq.m.)): Garage / Workshop, W/C. Lower Ground Floor (454 sq.ft. (42.1 sq.m.)): Garden Room, Separate Storeroom. Outside (Plot Size Circa 1.09 Acres): Landscaped gardens designed by Bunny Guinness, raised viewing terrace, vegetable and flower garden, patio and courtyards, walled coach house garden with Victorian-style greenhouse, terraces and topiary, potting shed. Introduction The Old Rectory occupies a privileged position in the highly sought-after creekside village of St Just in Roseland, just two miles from the celebrated harbour of St Mawes on Cornwall’s enchanting south coast. Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the estate lies a mere hundred yards from the tranquil waters of St Just Creek, offering both beach and mooring access, and adjoins unspoilt National Trust land and the scenic coastal path. A Grade II* listed residence of exceptional architectural and historical significance, The Old Rectory is believed to date from 1680–1720, with elegant later Georgian enhancements. Over the past two decades, the property has been meticulously restored by its current owners, blending the grandeur of a country estate with the warmth and practicality of a family home. Every detail reflects its heritage, from hand-crafted fireplaces and bespoke joinery to the careful reinstatement of original features, including sash windows and traditional cast-iron rainwater goods. The result is a home of quiet refinement, timeless craftsmanship, and enduring Cornish character. The Old Rectory Boasting six bedrooms and five bathrooms, this characterful and instantly inviting home spans three floors, blending an air of grandeur with a warm, homely atmosphere. Original features abound, including historic fireplaces, wood panelling, and classic sash windows. The Drawing Room and Dining Room retain their generous proportions and classical detailing; each thoughtfully redecorated with subtle references to the home’s heritage. In the Drawing Room, a trompe l’oeil feature mirrors the original panelling, while the chimney breast and adjoining alcoves reflect the building’s Georgian origins. The Dining Room highlights period details and bespoke joinery, accentuating its historic character. Georgian windows in both principal reception rooms frame picturesque garden views. The ground floor has been sensitively reconfigured to improve circulation and daily functionality. A welcoming Entrance Hall leads to the Drawing Room and a spacious Library, complete with custom bookcases. A charming Sitting Room preserves original fittings from its former use as a laundry, including a copper wash tub and drying pegs. The Kitchen and Orangery form the heart of the home, designed for modern family life with a triple aspect and direct access to terraces and gardens. The Orangery, added in 2002, provides a year-round space perfect for entertaining or enjoying the shifting light of the Cornish coast. A secondary entrance connects to the Kitchen, Cloakroom, and Utility Room, with stairs descending to the Cellar level, which now accommodates a large Laundry Room, Gym or Games Area, and generous winter storage. On the first floor, a major reconfiguration created four expansive Bedroom Suites, with restored cornices, bespoke joinery, and window seats, accompanied by individually styled Bathrooms. The second floor offers two further double Bedrooms and a Family Bathroom, providing a versatile layout ideal for both family life and hosting guests. All Bedrooms enjoy views over the landscaped gardens. The Coach House Once serving as a cart shed and stables, the Coach House has been thoughtfully restored and extended to form a stylish, self-contained Annexe. The property features two Bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a Dressing Room, and two Reception Rooms, complemented by a first-floor Balcony and a private Walled Garden adorned with fruit trees and formal landscaping. A delightful Victorian-style Greenhouse, designed to complement the house, adds both practical functionality and year-round visual charm. Rectory Cottage Situated across a patio to the main house, Rectory Cottage is believed to have been part of the original Rectory and was thoughtfully refurbished by the current owners to form a stylish, self-contained Annexe. The Cottage offers an open-plan Kitchen and Living Area, a principal Bedroom with an Ensuite Shower, two further Bedrooms, and a Family Bathroom. The landscaped Garden features terraces and steps, designed to provide privacy and a serene outdoor living environment and its own parking courtyard. Outbuildings The estate’s outbuildings are substantial and thoughtfully arranged. A purpose-built Garage and lower-level Garden Room, featuring handcrafted wooden doors and slate accents, provide secure parking from the spacious courtyard, as well as workshop facilities and additional storage. The space also includes a WC and extensive attic, offering further potential if desired. Additional outbuildings comprise a potting shed with electricity and a garden WC, all designed to complement the estate’s architectural character. The Gardens and Grounds The gardens have been masterfully reimagined and created by award-winning and world-renowned landscape architect Bunny Guinness, creating a series of exquisite ‘garden rooms’ that harmoniously complement the grandeur of the house and its stunning setting. The result is a captivating and highly functional landscape, where texture, colour, and form are meticulously curated to delight every sense. A central pathway leads through a flower and vegetable garden, featuring raised beds, a serene dipping pool, and a seating enclave with stunning views, ideal for alfresco entertaining. The rear gardens extend the sense of refined elegance, with a Mediterranean-style courtyard, meticulously sculpted topiary, and terraced lawns with majestic palms. From the viewing terrace, breathtaking panoramas stretch across the Carrick Roads, while the adjoining National Trust land offers unparalleled privacy and a sense of boundless space. Planting throughout the gardens is exceptional, showcasing specimen palms, camellias, heritage roses, and a selection of ornamental shrubs, all arranged to create an ever-changing tapestry of colour and fragrance. The gardens are further elevated by bespoke ironwork, hand-forged gates and railings, original sculptures, a Celtic cross, and a carved slate poem by Christina Rossetti. Period-style lanterns and thoughtfully placed lighting accentuate the sculptural and architectural details, imbuing the grounds with a serene, reflective ambiance. Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate) St Just Church Lychgate: 50 yards. Renwicks Café: 175 yards. St Just (Pasco’s) Boatyard: 200 yards. St Mawes village centre: 2 miles (Falmouth 20 minutes by passenger ferry). King Harry Car Ferry: 3.6 miles. Pendower Beach: 4 miles. Truro (via ferry): 8 miles. Falmouth: 13 miles. St Austell: 16 miles (London Paddington: 4.5 hours by direct train). Cornwall Airport Newquay: 25 miles (regular flights to London, other UK regional airports and European destinations).  Location The churchyard of St Just in Roseland Church is famously described by Sir John Betjeman as “to many people the most beautiful churchyard on earth.” The village itself is renowned for this idyllic waterside setting, where the charming creekside church sits within a tranquil and picturesque landscape. Local amenities include Renwicks café and a well-equipped boatyard with deep creek moorings, providing effortless access to the excellent sailing waters of The Carrick Roads and Falmouth Bay. For wild-water swimming enthusiasts, St Just Bar and St Just Pool offer a stunning natural haven.  Nearby, St Mawes is an enchanting south-facing harbour village, often described by the Daily Mail as “Britain’s St Tropez.” Situated on the eastern side of the Fal Estuary within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, much of its surrounding landscape is owned by the National Trust. The village is centred around its charming harbour, beaches, and historic castle. An all-year-round pedestrian ferry provides convenient access to Falmouth, while a seasonal ferry runs to Place, offering connections to the scenic coastal walks of St Anthony Headland. A regular daily bus service links St Mawes with Truro, also calling at Portscatho and Tregony, ensuring excellent local connectivity.  Local Amenities St Mawes offers a wide range of amenities, open throughout the year, including a bakery, a convenience store, post office and newsagent, medical and dental services, a pharmacy, village hall, social club, churches, delicatessen, and boutique clothing shops. The village is also home to two welcoming public houses, alongside an excellent selection of cafés, restaurants, art galleries, gift shops, and ice cream parlours. Renowned for luxury hospitality, Olga Polizzi’s Hotel Tresanton and the chic Idle Rocks Hotel attract discerning visitors from around the world. St Mawes boasts superbly varied and accessible sailing waters and an active sailing club, offering a full programme of events to suit all ages and abilities.  Cornwall The Duchy of Cornwall offers an exceptional array of cultural and leisure attractions, including the world-renowned Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Tate Gallery. The Cathedral City of Truro serves as Cornwall’s principal commercial and financial centre, featuring an excellent selection of shops, prestigious private schools, a college, and the region’s main hospital at Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske.   Fine Dining Restaurants The region is renowned for its exceptional dining, with a wealth of Michelin-starred and celebrity chef restaurants. In nearby Padstow and Port Isaac, acclaimed chefs such as Rick Stein, Nathan Outlaw, and Paul Ainsworth offer world-class culinary experiences. On the Roseland Peninsula, gastronomic highlights include Andre Lima at the AA 5 Star Nare Head Hotel at Carne Beach, Guy Owen at The Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes, Paul Wadham at Hotel Tresanton in St Mawes, and Simon Stallard at The Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn in Gerrans.  General Information  Services: All properties are heated via oil-fired central heating. Mains electricity and water. Private drainage.  Tenure: Freehold.  Land Registry Title Numbers: CL155004 and CL66729  English Heritage Listed Building: Grade II* (List Entry Number 1328968)  Council Tax: The Old Rectory: G Rectory Cottage: D The Coach House: F  Energy Performance Gradings: The Old Rectory: F Rectory Cottage: C The Coach House: F  Viewing: Strictly by appointment.  Postal Address: The Old Rectory, St Just in Roseland, Truro, Cornwall, TR2 5JD  what3words: ///insist.quote.topmost  Material Information (Including Key Facts for Buyers): Go to the media tab or contact us for a PDF document.

Setting Oldlands Corner Cottage sits on the edge of the charming village of Fairwarp, with direct access to the six and a half thousand acres of the enchanting Ashdown Forest; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering superb walking, cycling and riding across open heathland and ancient woodland. The village itself is anchored by the characterful Foresters Arms, a beamed inn dating from 1898 which serves real ales and food and is a firm favourite with walkers and locals alike, alongside Christ Church and a thriving village hall hosting regular events and a monthly farmers' market. For more comprehensive day-to-day shopping, the nearby towns of Uckfield (approximately 4.5 miles) and Crowborough (approximately 4 miles) provide a good range of supermarkets, shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, whilst the historic county town of Lewes and Royal Tunbridge Wells are within comfortable reach for broader retail and cultural pursuits, including world-class opera at Glyndebourne. Locally there is a good choice of state schools including Bonners CE Primary at Maresfield and Nutley CE Primary, whilst further afield are a number of well-regarded independent schools serving the area. Buxted Station, just a short drive away, provides Southern Rail services to London Bridge with a journey time of approximately one hour fifteen minutes, with East Croydon also served en route. For golfers, the area is exceptionally well served with East Sussex National Golf Club at Little Horsted, home to two championship courses that have hosted the European Open, Piltdown Golf Club with its historic heathland course carved from ancient Sussex heath and the beautifully situated Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club at Forest Row, all within easy reach. For equestrian enthusiasts, the Ashdown Forest Riding Centre at Duddleswell and Misbourne Riding Centre at Nutley are virtually on the doorstep, offering riding across some of the finest countryside in the South East.

Privately nestled behind electric gates along a sweeping country lane in the sought-after hamlet of Rhydypandy, Pen Y Bryn is a home of exceptional character, scale, and lifestyle opportunity. This substantial five-bedroom detached home, set within approximately 5.47 acres of breathtaking grounds, offers the perfect blend of rural elegance, comfort, and versatile space, both inside and out.  From the moment you enter the grounds, you're met with a sense of privacy and tranquillity. Manicured gardens wrap around the property, while mature woodland, a small paddock, and winding pathways create a serene, nature-filled escape. The property is further enhanced by an impressive selection of outbuildings, including a larch-clad agricultural barn currently used as a car workshop, kennel and storage facilities, and a multi-room detached outbuilding with workshop, utility, garage and WC — ideal for a variety of lifestyle or business uses.  Rhydypandy offers the best of both worlds. A peaceful countryside lifestyle while remaining just a short drive from the bustling city of Swansea and the surrounding villages. Nestled in the heart of rolling Welsh countryside, this location is cherished for its natural beauty, friendly community feel, and access to local walking routes, bridle paths, and nearby nature reserves. Families are drawn here for the proximity to respected schools, Morriston Hospital, village amenities, and leisure opportunities. Local pubs and cafes offer charm and character, while excellent transport links connect Rhydypandy to Swansea, the M4 corridor, and beyond, making this an ideal location for commuters seeking a countryside retreat without sacrificing accessibility.  Let’s now take a look in more detail…  Approach After journeying along the scenic country lanes of Rhydypandy Road, you are welcomed by a secure private gated entrance with intercom and full CCTV coverage. These electric gates open to reveal a long, sweeping driveway that leads you to this magnificent, show-stopping home. The approach is nothing short of impressive. The grounds here are exceptional — peaceful, private, and beautifully manicured. Approximately 5.47 acres surround the property, with mature trees and shrubs delicately lining the landscape. There's generous space for multiple vehicles, and a charming brick-paved pathway leads you toward the main entrance.  Step Inside…  Entranceway You are welcomed into a light and airy porch, adorned with triple-aspect windows offering stunning views of the surrounding grounds. Vaulted ceilings and tiled flooring add to the charm of this space, which flows seamlessly into the central entrance hallway. Here, carpeted flooring and thoughtful layout provide direct access to the dining room, kitchen/breakfast/family room, and the well-equipped utility area. Individual thermostats throughout ensure comfort in every corner.  Open-Plan Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room From the hallway, you are drawn into the heart of the home — a truly outstanding open-plan kitchen, breakfast and family space. Filled with natural light thanks to dual-aspect windows framing the gardens, this room is finished with tiled flooring, LED lighting, and elegant coving. The kitchen is fitted with a wide array of high-quality wall and base units, topped with granite worktops. Appliances include a large porcelain sink, AEG dishwasher, double oven Rangemaster with gas hob, NEFF extractor, tall AEG fridge and freezer. A central island with granite worktop, hidden socket tower, and additional circular porcelain sink offers further storage and workspace. There is ample room here for a family breakfast table and relaxed seating area, making this an ideal space for everyday living and entertaining.  Utility Room Accessible from the kitchen, hallway, and sitting room, this generous utility room provides excellent additional storage with tall and base units, sink and a half with drainer, and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Three Velux windows flood the space with light, and there's room for two under-counter appliances. A rear-facing window and access door lead out to the garden, while spotlighting, coving, and practical finishes make this space highly functional.  Ground Floor WC Accessed off the utility, the downstairs cloakroom features a WC, wash basin, partial tiled walls, tiled flooring, an extractor fan, and useful overhead storage.  Sitting Room From the utility, continue into the spacious and light-filled sitting room. This versatile living area benefits from bi-folding doors to the rear, an impressive orangery-style feature window, and a charming wood-burning fireplace. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating runs throughout, creating a bright and inviting space perfect for relaxing or hosting guests. From here you have access to the lounge and the Rear Lobby.  Lounge Double doors lead you from the sitting room into the show-stopping formal lounge — a truly magnificent space featuring double-height vaulted ceilings, exposed oak beams, a feature fireplace with wood burner, and a striking chandelier. A huge front-facing window frames the grounds beautifully, while bi-folding doors allow you to open the space entirely to the outdoors. A mix of carpeted and tiled flooring with underfloor heating enhances the sense of elegance.  Dining Room From the lounge, continue into the dining room via double doors. This charming space benefits from a large bay window to the front overlooking the garden, carpeted flooring, coving, a feature electric fireplace, and a stylish feature window to the lounge. Perfect for formal dining occasions, yet comfortable for family meals.  Rear Lobby (Self-Contained Potential) Journeying back through the sitting room, you’ll find the rear lobby, a wonderfully practical space ideal for storing coats, boots, and outdoor wear. This section of the house offers excellent potential to be transformed into a self-contained living area, ideal for multigenerational living, or guests (subject to permissions). This hallway provides access to the ground floor shower room, study, and fifth bedroom.  Ground Floor Shower Room This ground floor shower room includes a WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, tiled flooring with underfloor heating and walls, spot lighting, heated towel rail, coving, and a frosted rear-facing window.  Study To the front of the home is a spacious study/home office with a large bay window overlooking the gardens. This room features carpeted flooring with underfloor heating, coving, and built-in storage units with shelving, hanging rails, and a built-in desk, complete with spotlighting — ideal for working from home or as a hobby room.  Bedroom Five / Guest Suite Ascend an oak stairway situated within the inner hallway. Tucked privately at the rear of this wing is a generous fifth bedroom — bright and welcoming thanks to a side window and two Velux windows. Vaulted ceilings enhance the space, which is finished with carpeted flooring and a built-in wardrobe with hanging rails. A wonderful space for guests, or an independent family member.  Journey Upstairs Returning to the main entrance hallway, ascend the carpeted stairway to the first floor, where you arrive at a carpeted landing. From here, you can access four further bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a large storage cupboard with fitted shelving.  Principal Bedroom Suite This beautifully appointed principal bedroom is bright and airy with two front-facing windows overlooking the grounds. This space boasts carpeted flooring, coving, and a private en-suite. The en-suite includes a WC, wash basin, bidet, large walk-in shower, heated towel rails, spotlighting, tiled walls, and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. A separate dressing room provides fitted wardrobes, shelving, and drawers.  Bedroom Two with En-Suite A spacious and light-filled double room with rear garden views via a large window. Carpeted, with coving and a private en-suite featuring WC, stylish glass wash basin, fitted bath with shower over, heated towel rail, frosted window, tiled floors with underfloor heating and walls, and spot lighting.  Bedroom Three A generous double room with carpeted flooring, coving, and dual windows to the front framing views of the grounds.  Bedroom Four Bedroom four is another lovely double bedroom with a large window overlooking the rear gardens. Here you have carpeted flooring and coving.  Family Bathroom A family bathroom complete with WC, wash basin, feature freestanding bath with handheld shower head, separate shower cubicle, heated towel rail, frosted window, tiled walls, laminate flooring, and coving.  Step Outside…  The outdoor setting of Pen Y Bryn is truly extraordinary. Set within approximately 5.47 acres, the grounds are a private sanctuary teeming with mature trees, shrubs, lawns, and wild corners of natural beauty. A woodland area, small paddock, and front and rear gardens offer endless space to explore, relax, or entertain. Manicured paths guide you through the tranquil surroundings. To the front and rear of the home are stunning gardens, with multiple spaces for outdoor furniture, perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing. Outdoor amenities include a large larch-clad agricultural barn, currently used as a workshop. A separate outbuilding comprises kennel facilities with versatile use, various rooms with lighting and electricity, storage/workshop space, a WC, a stainless steel sink area, and a garage with a roller door. This building also offers excellent potential for conversion into stabling if desired. There is also a greenhouse and an enclosed hard stand — ideal for safely housing pets or livestock. Every inch of this remarkable property has been designed with quality and lifestyle in mind — peaceful, private, and ready for its next chapter.  The Local Area  Rhydypandy is a highly desirable semi-rural location offering a superb balance of peace and convenience. Surrounded by rolling hills and countryside, this quiet hamlet is perfect for those seeking a serene lifestyle while still being within easy reach of the city. Just a short drive away lies Swansea, a vibrant coastal city offering a wide array of shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, and leisure facilities. Morriston Hospital, one of Wales’ largest and most respected medical facilities, is also conveniently close by, making the area particularly appealing to healthcare professionals and those valuing quick access to medical services. Excellent schooling options, both public and private, are available in the surrounding areas. Local amenities can be found in nearby villages such as Morriston, Pontlliw, and Gorseinon, with further amenities in the city itself. Commuters benefit from excellent road links to the M4 and South Wales corridor, while public transport connects the area with Swansea and beyond. The Gower Peninsula, just a short drive away, is one of Wales’ most treasured destinations — home to world-renowned beaches, coastal walks, and the iconic Three Cliffs Bay, recently voted one of the top three beaches in the UK. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventure, peaceful countryside, or vibrant city life, Rhydypandy provides it all in perfect measure.   Additional Property Information Freehold Tax Band - F Oil/Electric Mains Water - Billed Septic Tank Approx. 5.47 acres Knotweed present - Plan in place Ultrafast Broadband Available For mobile coverage please visit https://checker.ofcom.org.uk

An Exquisite Country Estate in the Heart of the Peak District An exquisite and rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and historically significant country estate in the heart of the High Peak, Cawlow Farm offers a unique blend of timeless period features and versatile living spaces. This magnificent stone-built property is a unique and captivating piece of history, with a main house and two beautifully converted barns all holding Grade II listed status. The property has been in the same family since1920 and commands breathtaking dual-aspect views of the surrounding countryside, representing the very best of elegant, rural living. The Main Manor House The Grade II listed farmhouse, dating back to around 1860, is a prime example of a substantial Georgian-era home. It is constructed from rough-faced ashlar with rusticated ashlar quoins and dressings and is topped with a unique pyramidal slate roof. The property boasts high ceilings and large sash windows throughout, ensuring light and bright rooms—a key feature of the Georgian style. The main entrance, a panelled door with a decorative fluted keystone, welcomes you into a grand entrance hall with a striking staircase. A discrete door beneath the stairs leads to a spacious cellar with stone floors and a high ceiling. The ground floor offers multiple reception rooms perfect for entertaining and relaxation. The elegant dining room is an exceptional space with dual-aspect sash windows complete with original bi-fold shutters and a beautiful cast-iron fireplace. The adjoining living room provides a tranquil retreat with its own sash window and a grand stone fireplace with an electric fire. Glazed timber doors lead to a cosy study area, ideal for a quiet reading space or snug. The heart of the home is the generous kitchen/diner, which features dual-aspect sash windows, a charming cast-iron fireplace, and a range of fitted wall and base units. Off the kitchen is a useful utility room and a stylish, modern WC. On the first floor, a spacious landing with a large sash window and sweeping countryside views leads to three generous double and two single bedrooms. Each room includes fitted carpets, sash windows, and built-in wardrobes and vanities. The largest of the four bedrooms boasts stunning dual-aspect views, while another includes a washbasin. The main bathroom is a spacious retreat with a tiled corner shower and a striking freestanding bath. A fourth bedroom benefits from an en-suite with a tiled shower bath. The Converted Barns The two Grade II listed barns, dated 1832, are former stables, cartsheds, and later, cowsheds, built from coursed and squared rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings under a clay tile roof. Converted to a high standard, they now serve as two separate holiday lets: the West Barn, with three bedrooms, and the East Barn, with two bedrooms. The West Barn is a beautiful barn conversion with striking features and plenty of character. The living room is a captivating space with large timber-frame windows, exposed original beams, and a charming fireplace. The adjacent kitchen/diner is fitted with a range of wall and base units, providing a functional yet characterful space. Upstairs, a landing leads to three unique bedrooms, all with exposed wooden beams. One of the bedrooms features a glazed door leading to an external stone staircase. The main bathroom is a modern space with a tiled shower bath and a unique small timber-frame window. The East Barn is a second magnificent barn conversion that mirrors the West Barn in its exceptional blend of rustic charm and modern living. The living room features dual-aspect timber-frame windows, exposed original beams, and striking original port windows. A gas fireplace creates a warm focal point. The kitchen/diner is fitted with base units and includes exposed original lintels. The first floor offers a carpeted landing and two spacious bedrooms. Both rooms feature original lintels and exposed wooden beams, and one is enhanced by a distinctive large port window. The bathroom includes a tiled shower bath with a glass screen. This estate offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of history, providing immense potential for family living and income generation through the two converted holiday lets. Located just a 15-minute drive from the spa town of Buxton and 10 miles from the market town of Ashbourne, offering a wide array of shops, pubs, and amenities. While the village itself has a local pub and cafe, the location offers excellent road links to larger cities. Nearby towns of Buxton and Ashbourne are well-connected to major cities, with direct train services from Buxton to Manchester Piccadilly and bus routes to other key locations. This allows for a perfect blend of peaceful country living with the convenience of easy commuting or travel to urban centres for work or leisure. With approximately one acre of land, and the opportunity to acquire more (through separate negotiation), Cawlow Farm's prime location in the High Peak combines rural serenity with convenient access to nearby towns and cities.