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This presents a rare opportunity to purchase this recently restored and refurbished Sloane Gardens house on the sought after Cadogan Estate, moments from Sloane Square. The house comprises a master bedroom suite with bespoke dressing room, 4 further bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The magnificent first-floor drawing-room, with its adjoining music room, is perfect for entertaining, with a wonderful sense of volume and ceiling heights over 3.5 metres. The ground floor has interconnecting doors between the study and dining room, with French doors leading directly to the patio garden. The lower ground floor is given entirely to a particularly light and spacious kitchen and family room. With a swimming pool, steam room, gym and cinema, and a glass lift running from the sub-basement to the second floor this house makes for a wonderful family home. The impressive proportions throughout allow for perfect entertaining and living space. Sloane Gardens is a wonderful tree-lined street located south of Sloane Square and is within immediate proximity of Sloane Square underground station.

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty are pleased to present this beautiful 5 bedroom apartment in Fulham, London, SW6. Situated on the second and third floor of a new build development and furnished to the highest luxury standard, this apartment has a chic, modern and stylish spacious open plan kitchen, dining and reception room, with breathtaking views over the communal gardens and quaint canal, perfect for providing tranquility amidst busy city life. The kitchen and reception area benefit from marble work tops and built Miele appliances for optimum convenience, as well as hard wood oak floors, with floor to ceiling windows providing an abundance of natural light and a balcony. There are five double bedrooms with built-in wardrobe storage and three en suite bathrooms. The development has everything its residents could wish for including a gym, spa and pool facilities, two underground parking spaces as well as a 24-hour concierge service. For a luxury apartment that doesn’t compromise on convenience or class, contact us today to arrange a viewing.

This beautifully refurbished three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment is on the second and third floors of a prestigious development in the heart of Bayswater. Arranged over 2,000 sq. ft of luxury living space, the property is defined by high ceilings with intricate cornicing, elegant wooden parquet flooring, and expansive windows that fill the home with natural light. In the impressive reception room, floor-to-ceiling French doors overlook Hyde Park. A mezzanine adds extra space for a bar or a study. The kitchen lies behind the reception through sliding doors, which can open up the space when entertaining. The principal bedroom is at the back of this floor and has a walk-in wardrobe, a mezzanine and a bathroom with double sinks. On the upper floor are two further bedrooms, both ensuite and with built-in storage. All bathrooms have sleek chromium brassware by Fantini and luxurious Spanish and Italian marble tiling. Further benefits include a comfort cooling system with underfloor and ceiling heating, Italian-designed fitted wardrobes, and wiring for an integrated sound system throughout the apartment. Secured underground parking is available at an additional cost. Residents enjoy a wealth of amenities, including a 24-hour concierge service, valet parking, and access to a communal spa, swimming pool, and gym. The property is perfectly positioned opposite the open green spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, with excellent transport links at nearby Lancaster Gate and Paddington stations.

This immaculately restructured Grade II listed apartment occupying the entire first-floor piano nobile of the southern terrace of Cadogan Square. Set within the distinguished late-19th-century red-brick terrace designed by J. J. Stevenson and known for its Queen Anne–Dutch gables and tall bay windows, the flat sits in a wonderfully quiet position on one of Knightsbridge’s most coveted addresses. It has been rebuilt and redesigned throughout with a confident, understatedly elegant aesthetic. Just under 1,100 sq ft, with ceiling heights rising to over 13 feet, it offers rare lateral space in a period setting, complete with two balconies overlooking the immaculate communal gardens at the front and rear. The accommodation is beautifully balanced: an unusually wide reception room with distinct living and dining areas, a lavish principal bedroom suite and a guest WC. Original features, including the deep bay and ornate cornicing, enhance the sense of volume and light throughout. Cadogan Square is administered by the Cadogan Estate, giving residents access to more than two acres of landscaped communal gardens and a private tennis court. Along with Eaton Square, it remains one of Prime Central London’s most sought-after garden-square addresses, moments from Sloane Street, Pavilion Road and the cultural institutions of Kensington and Belgravia.

Spanning 1,830 sq. ft., this three-bedroom lateral apartment is characterised by breathtaking vistas of the Thames and the City of London. Situated within Sugar Quay, a prestigious residential complex, residents enjoy a comprehensive suite of world-class amenities, including a gym, swimming pool, spa, cinema room, and residents’ lounge. Dedicated concierge service proffers personalised assistance round the clock. The open-plan living room offers distinct sitting and dining areas, alongside a well-fitted, integrated kitchen with a breakfast island. Triple-aspect views over the river and the cityscape beyond take centre stage, offering a striking backdrop for entertaining and relaxing. A balcony extends the living area outdoors, perfect for enjoying the capital's iconic landmarks close at hand. The bedrooms, two of which are suites, feature fitted wardrobes and expansive windows framing views of the iconic river and the City of London's distinctive skyline. The principal suite also benefits from a private balcony. Immaculately presented, this turnkey apartment is finished in a palette of fresh, understated hues, complemented by bespoke Italian designer furniture. Top-of-the-line fittings feature throughout, elevating daily living. This apartment occupies a coveted position in the heart of the capital, a short walk from the City and moments away from world-famous landmarks such as Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, and London Bridge. The closest underground stations are Tower Hill (Circle and District lines), Tower Gateway (DLR), and Monument (Northern, Circle & District lines), with River Bus services available at Tower Pier.

This voluminous triplex apartment has received an extensive refurbishment which honours the building’s history and traditional features while simultaneously being upgraded to suit the needs of modern living. The grand open-plan reception and dining room is flooded with natural light thanks to the beautiful arched windows which overlook the verdant leafy square. The double reception room is the perfect space to entertain and boasts high ceilings, beautiful views of the garden square and wooden floors running underfoot. The fully-fitted kitchen, which has a breakfast bar, modern appliances and large windows is located at the back of the property. Also located on the ground floor is a study or a potential bedroom which overlooks the garden square, a guest powder room and a generously proportioned en-suite bedroom which features ample built-in-storage. The principal bedroom, which has a modern en-suite bathroom and ample built-in-storage, unfolds over the lower ground floor and has access to a private terrace. There is also a utility room located on this floor. The third bedroom which also has an ensuite bathroom is situated on the first floor. Craven Hill Gardens is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture and its enviable proximity to Hyde Park. Residents can enjoy the vast open spaces of one of London’s finest parks as well as excellent transport links, boutique shops, vibrant restaurants and wonderful bars.

This beautifully presented three-bedroom apartment spans over 2,400 sq. ft. of living space, combining modern design with timeless elegance. Recently renovated, the apartment opens to an inviting reception room, where stunning parquet wood flooring creates a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. The accommodation includes a sleek, modern kitchen perfect for hosting. A study is the perfect quiet retreat for work or relaxation. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned and has a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms are complemented by a family bathroom with a shower, while a guest cloakroom adds further convenience. Underfloor heating ensures comfort throughout the year. The building offers a lift and porterage service, providing an added layer of ease to daily life. Set in one of London’s most prestigious areas, this apartment offers the perfect balance of style and function. Basil Mansions has a resident porters, security and lift, and has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme. The building is located on Basil Street, less than 200m from the internationally recognised and famous Harrods department store, close to all of the best restaurants London has to offer, as well as Knightsbridge Underground Station.

A spacious duplex apartment set on the fourth floor of a handsome period building, once home to George Orwell. The interiors make the most of the building’s height and tall studio windows, creating bright, loft-like spaces with a warm, contemporary feel. The main living area has generous volume, its open layout arranged for cooking, dining and easy entertaining. Pale timber flooring and crisp white walls keep the focus on light, while the kitchen is finished with white lacquered cabinetry, Italian Basalt stone worktops and Viola taps. The mezzanine level is arranged as a peaceful principal suite, reached by a private staircase and screened by a soft run of curtains. This upper floor includes a dressing area with fitted wardrobes and a large ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a walk-in shower and a deep bath. The second bedroom sits quietly on the lower level, also a comfortable double, with its own bathroom opposite. Both bedrooms have excellent storage and a calm, pared-back aesthetic. Located at the top of Market Place, Orwell Studios sits in a pocket where Fitzrovia, Soho and Marylebone meet. Cafés line the surrounding streets, with boutique shops, galleries and restaurants only a few minutes away. Regent Street and Oxford Circus are within easy reach, as are the green spaces of Cavendish Square and Regent’s Park. It is a spot that combines lively city energy with the feeling of being tucked above it all.

This spacious four-bedroom apartment is in an exclusive luxury residence and fully furnished with Fendi furniture. It has a large, open-plan living and dining area with its own fireplace and an adjoining balcony that overlooks the beautiful communal gardens. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and there is a separate utility room. The apartment has a generously sized principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and three more bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and balconies. Ebury Square is an exclusive luxury residence in the heart of Belgravia. It has two main buildings that overlook the central courtyard and a range of excellent services and amenities including a 24-hour concierge, valet parking and a private gym. This luxury property has lovely views over the gardens of Ebury Square and comes with an allocated parking space. The location of the residence is perfect for those who want seamless transport links and superb local amenities. It is moments from the shops and restaurants of Elizabeth Street, Mayfair and Knightsbridge and it is under half a mile from Victoria Station with its wide array of rail, bus and underground links. The service charge is £49,000 per annum.

Knights House, Cheval Place a boutique development of three exquisite apartments, perfectly situated in the heart of Knightsbridge Village. Designed by the globally renowned Finchatton, delivered in 2015. The residences seamlessly blend timeless elegance with cutting-edge innovation. Each apartment boasts meticulously crafted interiors, featuring bespoke furnishings, intricate detailing, and the latest in smart home technology, creating spaces that are both luxurious and practical. Expansive windows invite an abundance of natural light, while full-height glass doors open onto private terraces, harmoniously connecting indoor and outdoor living. Rich dark wood flooring enhances the sophistication of the principal rooms. With the added potential of a porter delivering world-class concierge services, Knights House offers an unparalleled lifestyle for the discerning buyer seeking a refined London home. Knightsbridge has a well-founded reputation as London’s most desirable and cosmopolitan address. Private garden squares and grand architecture are woven into its rich historic tapestry, whilst Harrods and an array of international designers on Sloane Street make it one of the world’s most celebrated fashion destinations. Tucked away between Brompton Road and Hyde Park is an area known locally as ‘Knightsbridge village’, a distinctly residential enclave of tree-lined streets and artisan cafes, with Bonhams, one of the world’s oldest auctioneers of fine art and antiques, at its centre.

This spectacular duplex apartment, spanning 3,356 sq. ft., is a rare jewel located on the prestigious Upper Grosvenor Street in the heart of Mayfair. Expertly furnished to the highest standards, this residence offers a harmonious blend of modern design and timeless elegance across two expansive floors and three bedroom suites. This unique apartment enjoys the convenience of direct lift access to the grand entertaining floor, which includes a magnificent reception room leading to a large private terrace, formal dining room and a separate, fully equipped kitchen with a secondary dining area, and a guest WC. The entertainment space flows seamlessly, all connected by an iconic glass staircase, custom-designed by the world-renowned architect and designer Eva Jiřičná CBE. This statement piece is accompanied by exquisite leather busts from acclaimed designers Whitaker & Malem, further elevating the apartment’s bespoke character, as well as an impressive collection of photographic art, featuring celebrated works by Peter Lindbergh, Jean-Loup Sieff, and Bruce Davidson, which adds a gallery-like ambiance throughout the home. The reception room serves as the heart of the residence, complete with silk and velvet upholstered sofas, plush fur accents, and a wet bar finished with antique mirrors and granite details. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto the terrace, which is designed with black granite seating and bar areas, offering panoramic views over the neighbourhood. The formal dining room is equally impressive, with black lacquer and leather furniture, and antique mirror details. On the bedroom floor an expansive Master suite is bathed in natural light benefiting from french doors that open to the apartment’s second private terrace. The Master suite includes an extensive walk-in wardrobe, and a lavish en-suite bathroom, finished in antique brown marble, and includes a separate steam room. The second guest suite is equally sophisticated, draped in silk curtains and offering a luxurious en-suite shower room. A third guest suite, currently configured as a private gymnasium, showcases leather flooring, silk window treatments, and its own en-suite bathroom. Throughout the property, state-of-the-art technology has been integrated, including Lutron lighting, audio and video distribution throughout, alarm system, and CCTV. The Property also includes central air conditioning, and underfloor heating throughout. The beautiful stone clad building benefits from a live-in caretaker. Situated on Upper Grosvenor Street, one of London’s most sought-after addresses, this extraordinary residence is steps away from Hyde Park, and the finest restaurants, members clubs and boutiques Mayfair has to offer.

Nestled within a charming Mayfair mansion block, this exquisite two-bedroom apartment features thoughtfully designed spaces in an enviable location. Residents benefit from 24-hour concierge service whilst enjoying the prestige of one of London's most sought-after postcodes. As you step into the entrance hall, the living areas are located to your right, with the breakfast kitchen and a stylish powder room to your left. The living space encompasses two interconnected reception rooms, characterized by high ceilings, elegant fireplaces, and expansive windows that flood the area with natural light. The generous kitchen is tastefully designed with sleek cabinetry along with a dining area. Each of the two bedrooms comes with its own ensuite, with the master bedroom offering more spacious proportions and ample wardrobe space. Beautiful wooden floors grace the apartment, complemented by classic colour palettes and bespoke joinery throughout. Positioned in South Street, this residence places Mayfair's finest offerings at your fingertips. The vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment options are just moments away, along with the open acres of Hyde Park. Excellent connectivity is ensured with Marble Arch, Green Park, Bond Street, and Oxford Circus underground stations nearby. Additionally, Heathrow Airport is easily accessible in just 40 minutes via the Elizabeth Line from Bond Street Station.

Set within a Grade II-listed building on the northern end of Hyde Park Square, this apartment unfolds over an expansive 4,865 sq. ft. It has been refurbished immaculately over several years, blending beautifully preserved period features and unique modern fixtures. The primary reception, dining hall, and kitchen are laid out across the ground floor in an open-plan layout. With a 13-foot-high ceiling, an original working fireplace, and stunning views of the private garden square, the reception evokes grandeur. It leads into the elegant dining area, which is flanked by the dine-in kitchen featuring Miele appliances, marble counters, and an eight-seater breakfast table. Using the modern illuminated staircase, head down to the second reception room. Three ensuite bedrooms, two of which have their own private courtyard garden, are located on this floor. There’s also a lavishly appointed 49’ library with its own patio, ideal for those who enjoy a leisurely read. Two utility rooms complete this floor. A powder room is present on each floor. Luxuriously finished, the house boasts elegant carpeting, Jerusalem stone, and wooden flooring, all with underfloor heating. Residents also have access to a shared lift in the lobby which opens privately into the lower ground floor. Hyde Park Square is a sought-after residential block, known for its trove of exquisite buildings and picturesque communal garden. The verdant expanses of Hyde Park are moments away. The fabulous dining, shopping, and leisure venues of Prime Central London are within easy reach. Lancaster Gate and Paddington Stations are located within walking distance, ensuring excellent connectivity.

Situated in the illustrious Park Street, this two-bedroom apartment is a splendid pied-à-terre in the heart of London. The palatial dine-in reception is bright and airy, thanks to large windows ushering in ample light and a thoughtfully configured open concept. Crowned by a coffered ceiling with parquet flooring running underfoot, the space is exquisitely presented. The open-plan kitchen, tucked away behind the dining area, benefits from partial privacy and sleek fitted cabinetry. Both bedrooms feature an ensuite bathroom each, spacious built-in wardrobes, and wooden flooring. Communal lift service is a further highlight. Set within the prestigious Fountain House, residents are in the vicinity of Mayfair’s fabulous dining, entertainment, and shopping venues. The verdant expanses of Hyde Park and Green Park are mere moments away, as are highly exclusive private members’ clubs such as Annabel's and Apollo’s Muse. Hyde Park Corner, Marble Arch, and Bond Street underground stations are located within walking distance. Heathrow Airport can be accessed in under an hour via the Elizabeth line from Bond Street Station.

Set within the prestigious Lancaster Gate development, this stunning duplex beautifully harmonises period grandeur and modern sophistication. The building’s bona fide white stucco facade, grand portico entrances, and intricate window surrounds set the tone of the apartment. Upon arrival, residents are greeted by valet parking staff at the carriage entrance. The apartment unfolds over the second and third floors of the building, spanning 2,659 sq. ft. The reception is utterly showstopping, with its original cornicing, 15-foot-high ceiling, and vast windows ushering in ample light. It branches off in an open-plan arrangement into a dining area. Laid with walnut timber flooring, it is an elegant space for entertaining. Adjacent to the dine-in reception is a contemporary kitchen, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, stone worktops, and porcelain flooring. The principal suite is located on the other end of this floor and comes with a marble ensuite and a spacious dressing room. A powder room completes this floor. The remaining two bedrooms and their marble-clad ensuites are located on the third floor, in addition to a utility room. There are also two mezzanines, one serving as a study and the other as a storage corridor. Finished to an excellent standard, the apartment has Italian-designed fitted wardrobes, fabulous artwork, and feature lighting. Mod cons have been cleverly integrated throughout, including comfort cooling, ceiling and underfloor heating, computerised lighting control, and a ventilation system. The whole apartment is wired to install an AV system of the resident’s choice, and the principal suite boasts a surround sound system tailored for a home theatre setup. The underground parking facility is armed with a remote control system. The intruder alarm, with the option of connecting to a central monitoring centre that alerts key-holders and the police, ensures utmost safety. A further highlight is the gymnasium, which also hosts a spa, a swimming pool, and a steam and treatment room. Set against the backdrop of Hyde Park, Lancaster Gate was originally a parade of fifteen stucco-fronted Grade II-listed houses dating to the mid-19th century. The superb dining and leisure venues of Prime Central London are easily accessible, as are cultural landmarks like Kensington Palace. Transport links are exemplary, with Bayswater, Queensway, and Lancaster Gate stations located within walking distance.

This magnificently proportioned, four-bedroom apartment is in one of London’s most prestigious areas. The home, which is accessible via a lift, benefits from an abundance of space for entertaining, beautiful views and a terrace that outlines the kitchen, reception room and two of the bedrooms. The thoughtfully designed, open-plan layout is flooded with natural light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, which open onto the terrace. Wooden floors and bespoke cabinetry add a touch of tradition to the contemporary space. The reception room, which is elevated slightly, separates the space benefits from a separate balcony, and windows across both of the outer walls. The large dining area is perfect for those who enjoy hosting and is connected to the modern, minimalist kitchen. There are four generously proportioned bedrooms, three of which have their own ensuite bathrooms – the principal suite benefits from a large and luxurious bathroom and an abundance of built-in storage. Additionally, there is a utility room, underground parking for one car, porterage, and comfort cooling. Perfectly positioned, the apartment is within walking distance of Hyde Park, London’s finest private member’s clubs, restaurants and excellent boutique shopping.

Nestled within Blenheim House, One Tower Bridge, this utterly unique apartment unfolds over 2,388 sq. ft., with four ensuite bedrooms, an additional guest bathroom, a grand reception, and two picturesque balconies. Perched by the south bank of the river, residents are treated to panoramic vistas of the Thames, the Tower Bridge, and London's breathtaking skyline. The vast reception has wall-length windows and opens into a generous terrace overlooking the gorgeous river, the iconic Tower Bridge, and the staggering City Hall, creating a one-of-a-kind entertaining area. It leads to the kitchen, which is well-appointed with Miele appliances, marble counters, and an enviable backdrop of the skyline. The principal bedroom is outfitted with an elegant walk-in wardrobe and a grand ensuite bathroom; the bathroom features magic glass for residents to relish London’s beauty with privacy. All rooms have built-in wardrobes, chic furnishings, and glimpses of the cityscape. Finished in classic colour palettes, modern furnishings, marble touches, and wooden flooring, this newly built apartment presents a rare opportunity to have a palatial pied à terre in the heart of London. Residents enjoy superb amenities such as a 20-metre swimming pool, a private spa with a sauna and steam room, and a well-equipped gym. A secure community, the residence comes with 24-hour concierge and security. Situated by the City of London, the prime residence is surrounded by significant landmarks such as the Tower of London, Borough Market, and The Shard. Cultural attractions including Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, and St. Paul’s Cathedral are also located close by. The city’s best leisure venues, from award-winning restaurants to ritzy bars and shopping districts, are within easy reach. Transport links are excellent, with London Bridge station just 0.5 miles away.

FREEHOLD - SOLE AGENT - Occupying a superb position on the east coast, this exceptional detached residence offers an enviable blend of spacious single-storey living, remarkable gardens, coastal views and tranquillity. The heart of the home is an impressive open-plan living environment designed to maximise light, space and the connection with the surrounding gardens. A spacious lounge and stunning kitchen garden room are separated by an elegant double-sided fireplace, creating distinct yet flowing living spaces ideal for both entertaining and family life. Large windows and glazed doors draw the outside in, flooding the accommodation with natural light and framing beautiful views across the landscaped grounds. The seamless indoor-outdoor feel is enhanced by sea views of St Catherine's Bay and the French coastline beyond. The gardens are truly extraordinary, resembling a private show garden and offering year-round colour, interest and enjoyment. Meandering pathways lead through carefully curated planting schemes, around ornamental ponds and tranquil seating areas. A productive kitchen garden, greenhouse and traditional cider press further enhance the property's unique character and appeal. The bedroom accommodation is equally versatile. In addition to the main two bedrooms, a third bedroom is positioned on the opposite side of the house alongside a substantial utility room and a separate study, which was previously used as a bedroom. This arrangement offers excellent potential for the creation of a self-contained integral flat. Approached through electric gates, the property enjoys a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. There is generous parking, a carport and a substantial integral garage provide excellent practicality, while generous storage above the garage and previously approved plans for a first-floor master suite offer exciting scope for future enhancement.

This exceptional self-build opportunity is set in a very special location within its own mature gardens and grounds of approximately up to 6.628 acres and includes an important and impressive collection of mature Acers. Approached via a farm lane off the much sought-after Smithers Lane electronically operated gates lead through to a truly delightful scene. To the left a most impressive and mature garden showcasing Acers gently inclines towards the Southern boundary and a lower paddock which could be available by separate negotiation. The driveway sweeps around to the current dwelling house which comprises a single storey bungalow that has planning permission under Tandridge reference TA/2025/1109 to extend to create a most impressive two-storey contemporary home that will truly make the most of such a beautiful setting. Beyond the house to the North and West are paddocks that are currently used for equestrian purposes and the whole has the most delightful aspect with views over glorious rolling countryside that teems with wildlife. Located between the charming villages of Lingfield and Cowden you are blessed with local amenities including the superb Lingfield College as well as stations with services into London within a short drive. A wider range of amenities, shopping and entertainment facilities as well as exceptional schooling are found at nearby East Grinsted, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Edenbridge.

Backing onto glorious countryside next to the High Weald National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) stands this beautifully updated four-bedroom chalet bungalow. It is surrounded by 0.68 acres of ground and includes a heating swimming pool. The property is approached along a spacious drive providing plenty of off-road parking and bordered by a delightful front garden with a lawn, a rose bed and mature trees. The front door opens into a useful lobby and leads to the hallway with oak wood flooring that flows through to the impressive sitting room. This features a charming brick surround log burning stove that provides additional warmth on cold winter days, a very large multi-pane bay window with views over the front garden and it is open plan to a fitted study area with bespoke built in shelving and storage facilities, a separate multi-pane bay window and a staircase to the first floor. However, it is the kitchen/breakfast room that is the ‘heart of the household’. It was redesigned about three years and includes attractive units with high-end appliances such as a five-ring gas hob and extractor, a built-in double oven and microwave as well as an integrated dishwasher and full-height larder fridge while a freezer is in the adjacent utility. In the breakfast area there are patio doors opening out onto the rear terrace, additional storage cabinets and shelving as well as a boiler cupboard. There is a relaxing family room/snug with a very wide archway to the dual aspect dining room that has a door to the terrace and is ideal for more formal entertaining or family celebrations. The rest of the ground floor incorporates a family bathroom, a separate cloakroom and three double bedrooms including one with an ensuite toilet. The smallest bedroom is currently set up as an office with fitted shelving and a day/occasional bed. The delightful principal suite is on the first floor and features a walk-in dressing room as well as bespoke fitted cupboards, a trendy ensuite shower room with a contemporary vanity basin and French doors to a wide balcony with a glass and chrome balustrade. Here you can sit and sip your morning coffee reveling in the stunning views and sun rises across the rear garden and the superb countryside beyond. Outside this property provides something to enjoy wherever you look. There is a spacious terrace for barbecues and outdoor entertaining that continues through an arched pergola and around the heating swimming pool with its attractive pool house. Vast swathes of lawn are ideal for a game of cricket or football and are bordered by specimen trees and plenty of shrubs that provide a colourful display at varying times of the year. You will also find a charming summerhouse with a patio/bistro area, a large vegetable and herb garden, an orchard, fruit cages, a chicken run and bee hives. While solar panels on the roof provide economic water heating, separate PV panels provide electricity and cover the cost of running the swimming pool in the summer.   What the owners say: We bought this property some 19 years ago and it has been delightful. We have loved creating the garden and not only enjoying the swimming pool but also developing the ‘good life’ with our own fruit, chickens and bees. We have also taken great delight in updating the house to be the lovely home you see today. We like the space, the views and the countryside feel yet it is only eight minutes’ walk to the centre of Horsmonden This charming village is surrounded by farmland, orchards and vineyards. It is bordered by the River Teise and includes attractive artificial lakes for fishing and bird watching. There is a large village green, a convenience store, pharmacy and hairdresser as well as a doctor’s surgery, a good primary and kindergarten school and a village hall that offer a variety of activities to suit all age groups while popular pubs and restaurants nearby include The Halfway House and The Hopbine Inn.  We are also in the catchment area for the numerous excellent state and private schools around Cranbrook and in Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Regular bus services, including school buses, connect the village with neighbouring towns and schools, providing convenient access for families and commuters alike. They go to Cranbrook, Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge while the nearest station is Paddock Wood where trains can whisk you to Charing Cross in 52 minutes and Cannon Street in 48 minutes or Tonbridge station where the fast train to London Bridge takes just over half an hour.

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

A Vineyard. A Home. A Business. A Completely Different Way of Life. There are properties that offer a change of address, and then there are properties that offer the opportunity to change the way you live entirely. Set amongst just under eight acres of beautiful West Wales countryside, close to the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire border, this is one of those rare places where home, landscape and opportunity come together. At its heart is an established, award-winning vineyard. Rows of mature vines sweep through the grounds, surrounded by open lawns, mature trees, a pond and wonderful countryside views. Yet the vineyard is only one chapter of what has been created here. Over the years, this former drovers farm has evolved into an established destination, bringing together boutique guest accommodation, dining, private events and wine production while retaining the atmosphere and character of a rural Welsh home. For its next owners, the possibilities are considerable. It could continue as an established hospitality business. It could evolve further as an exclusive wedding and events venue, a vineyard retreat, a wellness destination or a collection of luxury holiday stays. Equally, someone may simply fall in love with the land, reclaim more of the accommodation as their own and create an extraordinary private country home with carefully selected income streams alongside it. That flexibility is perhaps its greatest luxury. Life Amongst the Vines Arriving at the property immediately gives a sense of space and escape. Three separate access points serve different areas of the estate, allowing the private, guest and commercial elements to operate independently when required. The gravelled driveway meanders through the grounds, passing mature planting, sweeping lawns and the pond before the vineyard itself becomes increasingly prominent. Beyond are paddocks and open countryside, giving the entire property a wonderful feeling of being immersed within the landscape. There are numerous places to simply stop and enjoy it. Morning coffee overlooking the vines. Long summer lunches outside. Guests wandering through the grounds before dinner. A glass of wine produced from grapes grown only metres away. An evening spent entertaining friends as the light disappears across the surrounding countryside. It is easy to understand why this setting has worked so naturally as a hospitality destination. The Main House The substantial principal house has evolved to accommodate both private living and guest accommodation, but importantly, its layout remains wonderfully adaptable. The current arrangement provides generous owners’ accommodation alongside a collection of individually presented en-suite guest rooms, with the configuration allowing future owners to determine exactly how much of the property they wish to retain privately. The owners’ accommodation centres around a generous open-plan kitchen and living space, where bespoke oak cabinetry, oak worktops, a Belfast sink and professional-style cooking range sit alongside a dining area and comfortable seating arranged around a character fireplace with multifuel stove. It feels warm and informal — somewhere designed for everyday life rather than simply presentation. A separate study provides another particularly versatile room. Currently suited to working from home, its generous proportions and direct garden access would allow it to become an additional reception room or bedroom if required. There are also substantial utility and laundry facilities, particularly valuable given the scale of the existing accommodation business. Upstairs, the principal bedroom becomes something altogether more indulgent. Triple-aspect windows capture views across the surrounding countryside, while the open en-suite incorporates twin basins, a walk-in shower and a striking freestanding brass bath. It is an impressive private retreat within what is otherwise a remarkably hardworking and versatile property. Boutique Guest Accommodation Throughout the main house is a collection of individually arranged en-suite bedrooms, including the Lilac, Lavender, Willow and Holly rooms together with the Garden Suite and further bedroom accommodation. Rather than feeling institutional, the rooms retain the proportions and personality of a country house. Bay windows, countryside views, individual bathrooms and character details give each room its own identity, while the Garden Suite enjoys independent access and views towards the vineyard. The existing configuration lends itself naturally to boutique accommodation, yet the clever connection between the private and guest areas means additional bedrooms could readily be incorporated back into the principal residence. A future owner could therefore determine exactly where home ends and business begins. This flexibility is particularly valuable. For one buyer, the extensive guest accommodation may be central to their plans; for another, the attraction may be creating a considerably larger family home while retaining only a handful of premium guest suites. The Restaurant, Bar & Events Building Across the courtyard, a substantial converted stone building introduces another dimension entirely. This characterful building currently accommodates the restaurant, bar and events operation and is filled with the architectural details one hopes to discover in a converted rural building — exposed stone walls, substantial beams, oak flooring and generous entertaining spaces. The bar provides an inviting starting point, with its bespoke oak bar and relaxed seating creating a warm environment for guests to gather. From here, the restaurant offers an intimate dining setting, complemented by a substantial commercial kitchen and associated preparation, chiller and storage facilities. Beyond it, the larger events space is particularly impressive. Exposed stone, oak framing and a multifuel stove create a wonderfully atmospheric room capable of hosting celebrations, dinners and private events, with doors opening towards the outside entertaining areas. A further first-floor function area and mezzanine provide additional flexible space, allowing larger events to flow naturally through the building while also creating more intimate areas for private dining and smaller gatherings. Together, these spaces give the estate the infrastructure to host guests for far more than an overnight stay. They can sleep here, dine here, celebrate here and experience the vineyard itself. The Grain Store Accessed independently via an original slate staircase, the Grain Store provides another beautiful en-suite bedroom suite. Exposed stonework, oak flooring and substantial exposed beams create an entirely different atmosphere from the accommodation within the main house. A generous bedroom is accompanied by an impressive bathroom with freestanding slipper bath and separate walk-in shower. Its independent position makes it particularly well suited to premium guest accommodation while further demonstrating the variety of spaces found throughout the estate. The Vineyard And then there are the vines. An established vineyard is not something one expects to discover with a country property in West Wales, and it gives this estate an identity that cannot simply be recreated. The mature vineyard has produced award-winning wines from grapes grown on the estate, creating both another potential income stream and an experience around which the wider hospitality offering can be built. Guests have been able to explore the vineyard, discover the wine-making process and experience tastings of wines produced from the very vines surrounding them. For someone passionate about wine, hospitality or experiential tourism, it presents an exceptional platform from which to build. For somebody with entirely different ambitions, it is simply a beautiful and unusual landscape to call their own. Either way, there is something rather special about looking from your home across rows of your own vines. Outdoor Entertaining The relationship between the buildings and their grounds is another significant part of the property’s appeal. Numerous private seating areas are positioned throughout the estate, allowing both owners and guests to find their own spaces within the grounds. Adjacent to the events building is an extensive deck and external bar, creating a natural continuation of the indoor entertaining areas during warmer months. A substantial stretch tent, measuring approximately 15m x 10.5m, has also been professionally installed, providing another impressive setting for celebrations and events. Open to the gardens during fine weather or capable of becoming a more enclosed function space, it adds yet another dimension to the hospitality possibilities available here. Almost Eight Acres to Explore The grounds extend to just under eight acres, arranged around the principal buildings and providing an impressive balance between landscaped gardens, productive vineyard and more traditional rural land. Alongside the vines are extensive lawns, mature gardens, established trees and numerous seating and entertaining areas. A pond creates an attractive focal point within the grounds, while a separate paddock provides useful grazing and would naturally appeal to buyers with equestrian or smallholding interests. There is also a stable block providing two large stables together with tack/storage space and an adjoining log store, as well as a polytunnel. For someone dreaming of combining hospitality with horses, growing produce, smallholding life or simply enjoying their own acreage, the possibilities extend well beyond the existing business. Further Potential Despite everything that has already been established, there remains considerable scope for the next owners to make their own mark. Planning permission is understood to be in place for three static caravans, creating the potential for an additional accommodation offering. There is also scope within the existing buildings to explore further guest accommodation, while the paddock and wider grounds may offer possibilities for further tourism or leisure uses, subject of course to any necessary planning permissions and consents. Potential vineyard stays, glamping, retreats, wellness experiences, weddings, corporate events and expanded private dining are just some of the directions a future owner may wish to explore. The important distinction is that this is not simply a property where somebody needs to start from scratch. Much of the infrastructure is already here. A Proven Business — With Room to Become Something More Unlike purchasing a country property and then attempting to create a viable enterprise around it, this remarkable estate already has an established history as a successful hospitality and lifestyle business. The vendors advise that the business achieved a turnover of £352,535 in 2025, generated through its complementary accommodation, hospitality, events and vineyard activities. Yet the figures tell only part of the story. What makes the opportunity particularly compelling is the way each element works alongside the next. The accommodation supports the events. The events complement the restaurant and bar. The restaurant enhances the guest experience. And the vineyard gives the entire estate an identity and story that is incredibly difficult to replicate. Rather than relying upon one single income stream, the property provides several complementary elements that a future owner could continue, expand or reshape around their own skills and ambitions. For the next owner, there is the opportunity to continue what has already been created, develop individual elements further, or completely reimagine the estate around their own vision. Rural, Yet Remarkably Connected For all the sense of escape, the property is far from isolated. Whitland is approximately five minutes away, providing everyday amenities, schooling, a railway station and excellent access to the A40. The larger centres of Carmarthen and Haverfordwest are both readily accessible, while the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and some of West Wales’ most celebrated coastline, beaches, restaurants and destinations can be reached with ease. Rail connections from Whitland provide links towards Pembrokeshire, Carmarthen, Cardiff and beyond, while the strategic road network makes the estate surprisingly accessible for guests travelling from further afield. That combination is particularly valuable for a property operating within hospitality and tourism — visitors can experience the tranquillity of rural West Wales without feeling disconnected from everything around them. The Opportunity What makes this estate exceptional is not simply the number of bedrooms, the acreage, the restaurant or even the vineyard. It is the life that could be created here. Imagine waking up and walking through your own vines before breakfast. Hosting a private dinner that evening using produce sourced from across West Wales. Welcoming guests for a weekend celebration. Creating intimate vineyard stays or destination weddings. Keeping horses in the paddock. Developing a food and wine experience centred around the land. Or simply closing the gates at the end of the day, pouring a glass of your own wine and enjoying almost eight acres as your private country retreat. Few properties allow home, lifestyle and business to coexist so naturally — and fewer still provide so many different directions in which their next chapter could be taken. For someone looking for more than simply a house in the country, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a remarkable home, an established destination and an entirely new way of life.

The first thing that strikes you as you send your way down the driveway past the house is the glorious position in which it sits in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Surrounded by its gardens and paddocks the house enjoys the most delightful views over the valley and up towards the gorgeous hilltop village of Mayfield.   Stepping into the house itself you are greeted by a generous reception hall replete with a large brick fireplace (now fitted with a wood burning stove which has a back-boiler, which heats the hot water and the radiator on the landing on the first floor) with an oak Bressummer above and true to its country heritage an ancient rifle (not included).   The kitchen/breakfast room is the cosy heart of the home with its country style units, classic red Rangemaster, traditional white painted beams and unusual Venetian window. The kitchen has a built-in fridge and separate built-in freezer, and a built-in dishwasher. The front window offers a calming view out past a glorious old sycamore tree and beyond to the paddocks. The French Doors at the rear lead out onto the formal gardens and enjoy from your breakfast table the most delightful and far-reaching views. Step out onto the patio to enjoy the same view al fresco whilst remaining shaded by the charming, tiled roof.   The living room is a more modern addition beautifully in keeping with the style and character of the original farmhouse, retaining all its charm. There is an inglenook-style fireplace with an Aga stove and exposed timbers, and the room benefits from superb natural light from its triple aspect windows, including French Doors opening on to the patio and garden and the fabulous views.   A dining room, study, utility room and cloakroom complete the downstairs space and add plenty of flexibility whether you need two home offices, a playroom/den or separate entertaining space.   Upstairs you are blessed with a principal bedroom with a large en-suite bathroom; a modern must have that is often lacking in period farmhouses. This bright light room with its vaulted ceiling and triple aspect is a beautiful space to retire to at the end of the day. Three further double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room, and a good size family bathroom makes room for friends and family alike.   That mixture of practicality and charm continues outside with a generous driveway and triple garage with a large storage room over. The brick potting shed (with gardeners’ toilet) and wood store are charming and the wooden Summerhouse on the upper terrace makes the best of the views.   The gardens are truly delightful; well planted around a central lawn with beautiful space in trees to create all year-round interest and summer shade, and there is a charming vegetable area down by the potting shed. The paddocks are easily accessed from the driveway as is the four bay pole barn. The whole is deemed ideal for equestrian use and measuring 3.155 acres in total. What the owner says;  This has been such a beautiful location to live in surrounded by gorgeous rolling countryside and enjoying the delightful gardens and open fields. The views up towards Mayfield are incredible and make living here very special. I have loved creating an idyllic garden with the inspiration of the National trust’s Batemans ( the family home of Rudyard Kipling) just up the road. There iis plenty odf space for a weel stocked vegetable garden and the various outbuildings are incredibly useful. Heathfield Town is just up the road and caters for all your every day needs. Popping up to Royal Tunbridge Wells or down to the coast to visit Hastings, Brighton or Rye, or simply popping out to any number of pretty villages with local pubs and restaurants or up to London on the train gives you so much choice. Whatever you plan to do returning home to such a delightful, peaceful and calming environment is a true blessing

The position of this delightful, detached period home is quite superb and offers the best of both worlds in that it is tucked away and yet provides good access into the village and to the popular station to London with the additional benefit of backing onto open fields.   A long driveway from the Tonbridge Road leads up hill to the large block paved parking and turning area and a detached double garage and your first glimpse of this delightful home surrounded by gardens that lend a feeling of calm that comes with being far from the madding crowded. A few steps up past a fabulous pond takes you to the terrace which makes the most of its elevated position and affords you far reaching views beyond the village to the distant horizon.   In order to make use of this sunny aspect and delightful view a large conservatory has been added to the front elevation of the house to create a much used and much-loved space for sitting or entertaining whilst maximising the benefit of the view. From here a large reception hall makes a superb study area or reading nook with its pretty bay window, brick fireplace and parquet floor.   A large single storey addition has created a very generous living room, maximising the natural light with its triple aspect and views out over the gardens. The charming kitchen is linked to the dining room via a conservatory that currently serves as a utility area and would make a fine breakfast room. A doorway leads past the wine store to a traditional dining room with a fireplace and pretty side bay window. This is another large room and is ideal for seating large gatherings and makes a superb entertaining space.   Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, two of which are en-suite to shower rooms, with a family bathroom and separate toilet.    A formal garden fronts the property with a large terrace, a pond garden and lawn. A further large lawn wraps around the house and is ideal for garden sports or if you prefer to be left as a natural wildflower garden. To the rear of the house is a pretty little painted brick outbuilding under a pitched tiled roof that has plenty of scope to be your home office, children’s den summerhouse or potting shed.     This has been an amazing house in a brilliant location. We always loved the fact that you come up a long driveway before you get to the house, so you feel like you are so tucked away and as the driveway is uphill you have a lovely, elevated position with superb far-reaching views. Having said that you are perfectly situated for easy access to Hildenborough village, the station with services into London, as well as to Tonbridge Town and Sevenoaks.   The village has two state primary schools, Stocks Green School, and Hildenborough cep school as well as the independent Fosse Bank, and the independent Sackville school. Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Sevenoaks offer a brilliant choice of schooling in both the state sector including superb grammar schools like The Judd School and TOGGS, and the private sector including Tonbridge and Sevenoaks schools, Hilden Grange and the schools at Somerhill.