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Arranged over three floors is this truly unique opportunity to acquire an imposing four bedroomed detached family home with outstanding leisure facilities, having been built to the highest specification including underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and offering flexible living and bedroom accommodation. Stepping into the grand entrance hall with triple height ceiling gives the upmost feeling of space and light and flows wonderfully into the open plan dining kitchen and living area which spans the whole width of the house. The kitchen has been practically yet beautifully designed with a large central island unit with feature lighting over, a range of integrated Miele appliances, built in wine rack and handmade kitchen units. The dining area sits in the middle of the kitchen and the living areas and provides a great open space for entertaining, whilst the living area is at the far end and gives a cosy feel yet still being within the heart of the home, with a modern electric fireplace and built in alcoves. There are a trio of Fine Line doors spanning the entire rear elevaltion leading to the outside which seamlessly brings the outdoors in, and are a real feature of this superb space. In addition, there is a large separate lounge providing an ideal space for relaxing with wooden flooring and modern open fireplace, large utility room with door leading outside, a spacious study, a 2nd kitchen and studio space, guest w/c and cloaks cupboard. The integral garage has electric roller shutter doors. The current owners have installed a Sonos home entertainment system, a Rako intelligent lighting system, Control 4 system which can be controlled by either an iPad or iPhone and also CCTV cameras externally. The floating staircase with frameless glass balustrade is a stunning focal point in the central hallway leading you to a bright and spacious landing with double doors to a generous balcony overlooking the rear gardens. The airy master bedroom has a walk in wardrobe with ample fitted cupboards, shelving and vanity area, and en-suite bathroom room. Each bedroom has been individually designed; bedroom two has a beautiful vaulted ceiling, bedroom three has a superb mezzanine level which is ideal for a teenager or occasional guest bedroom, bedroom four is currently located on the upper most floor. Over the triple garage is a fantastic leasure suite with cinema room, with 4k projector and screen, in-wall surround sound audio and luxurious seating for eight. The there is also a gym with Sonos connectivity and an additional shower room. Externally there is a block paved driveway, behind electric gates with parking for numerous vehicles; a pathway around the side of the house takes you to the private rear garden with artifical grass providing a perfect for year-round enjoyment with hedged boundaries. There is a beautiful patio area which is ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. Ground Floor Entrance Vestibule Entrance Hall Open Plan Living Area / Kitchen 53'7 x 15'4 (16.33m x 4.67m). Living Room 19'9 x 17'5 (6.02m x 5.3m). Office 13'1 x 9'1 (4m x 2.77m). Utility Room 9'2 x 9'1 (2.8m x 2.77m). Cloakroom Boiler Room First Floor Landing Principal Bedroom 20'3 x 17'4 (6.17m x 5.28m). Ensuite Bathroom Bedroom 17'5 x 12'8 (5.3m x 3.86m). Bathroom Bedroom 17'5 x 15'3 (5.3m x 4.65m). Dressing Room Ensuite Shower Room Mezzanine Area 17'5 x 12'1 (5.3m x 3.68m). Cinema Room 19'4 x 18'1 (5.9m x 5.5m). Gym 19'2 x 11'1 (5.84m x 3.38m). Shower Room Second Floor Landing Bedroom 17'7 (5.37m) (max) x 13'11 (4.25m) (max).

Stainton Cotes occupies a discreet little known position on the outskirts of Coniston Cold some 8 miles from Skipton in North Yorkshire. An exceptional Grade II listed Manor House with beautiful gardens and grounds believed to date back to the reign of James I circa 1606. This property has been subject to an extensive restoration within the last 20 years which has retained its elegant and generously proportioned rooms. The main House has 5 bedrooms, 6 reception rooms and planning consent for a superb leisure complex to the rear. In addition there is an attached four bedroom cottage of generous proportions. The property is set within approximately 18 acres of gardens and grounds and is in an excellent location for commuting to the West Yorkshire and East Lancashire business centres. Stainton Cotes commands a spectacular position and enjoys quiet Southerly views over its own gardens with a soft rural backdrop. The house has its origins in earlier centauries and has a beautiful imposing frontage with twin gables and a fine array of Mullioned windows. Over the years the house has been subject to a carefully planned and extensive programme of restoration and improvement and currently has planning consent for a further upgrade in the form of a self-contained leisure complex to the rear. (If desired and at a specification and cost to be agreed the current owner will complete this work). In addition the garage block (not included in the sale price) which is separate from the main house also has planning consent for an additional and sizable dwelling which cannot be sold separately. Further details available upon request. The property is Grade II listed and briefly comprises:- Superb entrance hall, 6 reception rooms , spacious dining kitchen, utility room, pantry and boiler room, to the first floor are 5 double bedrooms and four bathrooms. In addition to the main house is an attached four bedroom cottage which provides excellent ancillary accommodation for staff, relatives or guests. The gardens and grounds are a delight and take full advantage of the superb views on offer. In total the land extends to approximately 18 acres. Approached down a private driveway from Moorber lane it is approximately 1 mile to the A65 Skipton to Settle road. The house is set within a hamlet of 5 houses, each house is private and entirely set within their own grounds. The area borders the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is within easy commuting distance of many of the West Yorkshire and East Lancashire Business centres. The nearby village of Gargrave has a range of everyday facilities and the market town of Skipton (8 miles) has a wide range of amenities including Grammar schools, supermarkets and a train service to Leeds, Bradford and Carlisle. Mainline services to London are available via Leeds.

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

A fine example of a late Victorian dwelling located in one of the most sought after residential areas on the fringe of Abergavenny town, within a short distance of open countryside. Built in attractive yellow Beaufort brick with sandstone quoins under a tiled roof in 1895 by Charles Oswin Cotton, who was Chief Engineer of the Great Western Railway, as his retirement home. This impressive period house has the grandeur and elegance of another era combined with the comfort and style of a much loved family home catering for the requirements of modern day living.Ground Floor Enter via solid wooden painted front doors, set into an ornate carved sandstone stone archway, into an entrance lobby with the original wrought iron door bell and stained glass double doors. Step into the grand reception hall with carved wooden architrave, pillars and archways, period plaster and carved wooden ceiling complemented by an original cast iron fireplace set on a slate hearth. The principal reception rooms are located off the hall; the light and welcoming morning room with bay window to front affording glorious views towards the Blorenge Mountain, the centrepiece of this delightful room is a Burmese teak fireplace with over mantle bevel edged mirror and carved display cabinets either side; the impressive drawing room with square bay window overlooking the garden, moulded plaster ceiling and door to the side garden and terrace. To the rear of the hall is a comfortable sitting room with doors opening out onto the terrace with views towards Deri hillside and beyond.... It is often said that the kitchen is the ‘heart of a home’ and if ever there was an example of a kitchen/family room, that typifies the hub of family life, this is one. A bespoke kitchen with oak cupboards set under granite worksurfaces with granite splashbacks and a co-ordinating large island unit housing the ovens and hob. An aesthetically pleasing and comprehensively fitted kitchen designed with ample space to both cook and relax with ample space for sofas too. A walk in pantry offers ample storage and a door to the side of the kitchen leads to a utility/laundry room and W.C. The kitchen/ family room is enhanced by a cream Mandarin Stone travertine floor which continues through to the dining room, open plan to the kitchen and fitted with a hand made oak dresser and cupboards, perfect for both displaying and storing crockery and glassware, a beautiful room to either enjoy a family lunch or more formal dinner.... The ground floor accommodation is completed by a generous study and former ‘Gentleman’s’ cloakroom, with marble washstand and original tiled walls and mosaic tiled floor, accessed from the main hall. A door from the hall leads to a large wine cellar with two separate rooms and painted flagstone floor. The magnificent, original solid oak staircase with carved newel posts, handrail and balustrade, rises from the entrance hall to the first floor.First Floor At half landing level is an intricate stained glass window. The staircase continues to the first floor landing where the four generous principal bedrooms, with views towards the Blorenge Mountain or Deri, together with bath/shower rooms are located. To the rear of the main landing is an inner landing, where the original maids’ lodgings were located, being a 5th bedroom on the first floor and a staircase leading to a second floor 6th bedroom and loft storage. The quality and grandeur of the ground floor is mirrored in the principal bedrooms with the same attention to detail including fine examples of plasterwork and fireplaces amongst other period features.Outside The entrance to The Rowans is between two stone pillars leading to the tarmacadam driveway, flanked by lawns and mature shrubs. The driveway leads to the front of the house in a semi-circular design with ample space for parking, to one side of the driveway is a double garage with pitched roof. Bordered by stone and brick walls, providing much privacy, the beautiful gardens have been designed for enjoying with level lawns extending to the front, side and rear of the house, all with views towards the surrounding mountains and countryside. The landscaping includes a terrace adjoining the house and to the front, a veranda, an ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. There are 3 trees of note, all subject to Tree Preservation Orders, a Copper Beech and Beech trees to the front and an enchanting Monkey Puzzle Tree to the rear.... A productive vegetable garden with an aluminium greenhouse forms part of the original walled garden and beyond, tucked away in a corner providing privacy and seclusion, is a timber summerhouse. The gardens are well kept with gravel pathways and stone edged borders and a variety of interesting planted beds. A second vehicular access is located to the side of the garage.Location Abergavenny is an historic town located on the banks of the River Usk and bordering the Brecon Beacons National Park. The town is nestled between the Blorenge, Sugar Loaf and Skirrid Mountains and within a mile of the town centre are recreational walks through the beautiful countryside and along the Monmouth- shire & Brecon Canal. A wide range of local amenities include shops, primary and secondary schools, banks, doctors, dentists, a library and a general hospital. Abergavenny has a leisure centre with swimming pool, a cinema, theatre and the area is well known for its many high quality restaurants. Abergavenny has become renowned for its annual Food Festival, attracting over 20,000 visitors to the town over the bustling weekend which showcases Welsh produce, crafts and cookery demonstrations.... The town has a mainline railway station and good road links for commuting; the property is situated within easy reach of the commercial centres of south Wales via the Heads of the Valleys road and the A40/A449 linking to the M4, M5 and M50 motorways for Cardiff, Bristol and the Midlands.Services Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Broadband: Standard and superfast broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via: https:// www. openreach.com/fibre-broadband Mobile: EE, Three, 02 and Vodafone (indoors and outdoors). Please make your own enquiries via: https:// checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverageEnergy Performance Certificate D To view the full EPC please visit https:// find-energy-certificate.service. gov.uk/energy-certificate/2605-0033-8239-3567-3204Local Authority Monmouthshire County CouncilCouncil Tax Band I. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries.Tenure Freehold.Covenants Title Number WA983982. A covenant on the property restricts the use to a family dwelling house e.g. the house cannot be used as a Bed & Breakfast business. Full details available from the selling agents.Fixtures and Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiationConsumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and are for general guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure to accuracy, these sales particulars must not be relied upon. Please note Fine & Country have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and, therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. 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A delightful modern home that would be perfect for a family or relocating buyer looking for plenty of space in a beautiful and very convenient location close to local amenities and the beach. Set back from the road with a sweeping paved driveway this spacious and modern chalet style home makes a wonderful first impression. Nestled in beautifully landscaped gardens on a plot of 0.72 acres the property has been lovingly refurbished and updated throughout to create a luxurious modern home. The front door opens into a generous, bright and airy entrance hall. The ground floor offers a living room and study to the front of the property with the kitchen/diner and snug lounge at the back overlooking the beautiful gardens. The kitchen offers plenty of storage and worktop space with bespoke units, branded integral appliances and a sociable breakfast bar. There is a separate utility room for laundry facilities. The dining area has sliding glazed doors onto a large patio, perfect for entertaining. The snug is a lovely peaceful space with a lovely sylvan outlook and French doors out to the garden. The snug and/or study could be used as extra bedroom space with a convenient ground floor shower room in addition to a guest w/c. Upstairs the principal bedroom is extremely large measuring 24 ft in length. A clever dressing room area is sectioned off behind the bed and there is also an ensuite shower room. Two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor accommodation. The garden is a real feature with manicured lawns, interesting pathways and rockeries against a backdrop of woodlands providing privacy and seclusion. With such a large plot there is plenty of scope to extend or add additional facilities STPP. Alongside Sandbanks, Branksome Park is one of Poole’s most affluent areas. However, in contrast to the seaside residences on the peninsula, Branksome Park lies inland from the shorefront offering a suburban, almost countrified feel. Properties are largely nestled amongst the trees within private grounds offering space and privacy. A network of footpaths will take you on captivating woodland walks alongside a meandering stream, to reach Branksome Beach in around 2.5km from the property. With award winning sandy beaches, the open sea and coastline and beautiful nature reserves there is a wonderful outdoor lifestyle to discover. Golf, tennis and health clubs are within easy reach and there are active cycling and sea swimming groups locally too. For all your amenities Penn Hill high street is less than 500m from your door offering a selection of lovely restaurants including Isabel's French Brasserie, Jenkins & Sons, Gossip pizzeria and the newly opened Bank by Nicholas James. Delicious prize winning sourdough bread and freshly baked patisserie is available at your local bakery/cafe Mark Bennetts, and there is even a highly regarded fish & chip shop Nick the Fish. Neighbouring Canford Cliffs and Westbourne offer further choices with a cosmopolitan mix of bars bistros and boutiques. There are excellent local transport links with Branksome Train Station which is on the mainline to London just 350m away.

Surrounded by mesmerising, far-reaching rural views, this stunning six-bedroom recently renovated farmhouse called Manor House Farm dates back to 1850 and is a much-loved home that is versatile as well as spacious. Inside the sprawling house there are large reception rooms that happily welcome social gatherings and comfortable spaces. From joining the cook in the kitchen breakfast room, enjoying a family meal or dinner party with friends in the dining room, or chatting the evening away in the substantial lounge nestled around the fireplace, this wonderful house is a welcoming home where lifelong memories are made. Upstairs there are five double bedrooms and two luxury bathrooms, one of which has a fabulous multi-jet, spa bath. Another hidden gem can be found at one end of the house - a two-storey, one-bed annexe that is connected to the main house but also has its own front door. Outside there is masses of parking and a double garage plus a wraparound, sun-drenched garden that includes a vast deck area that can effortlessly host alfresco dining and the best garden parties, cocooned in breathtaking views. The home is located on a quiet country lane, on the fringes of the popular village of Pilning, which can offer a primary school, shop, doctor's surgery, community hall, church, a number of sport and social clubs, and a choice of pubs in and around the pretty location. Enveloped by a breathtaking rural landscape there are walks and bridleways to discover, as well as strolls along the Severn Estuary, country pubs to enjoy and memorable days out at the Bristol Zoo Project and the West Country Water Park - all just a few miles away. But the stand-out feature of this former farmhouse's location is the perfect mix of rural surroundings and access to urban centres. Sitting in the sunny garden or looking out of the windows it feels like a remote rural retreat but at the very end of the lane is the A403 which connects directly to the M4 offering easy access to Bristol and Gloucester and a route directly to Cardiff and Newport. The village also has a railway station as part of the south Wales mainline. STEP INSIDE:- - Step inside this substantial, handsome house and you're instantly welcomed into a much-loved family home that has socialising, spending quality time together, and making lifelong memories at its core. The main entrance hall opposite the double garage is the first of many rooms that offer the perfect combination of light and neutral decor so a new owner can just step in and start living. With plenty of space for coat and shoe storage the hall sets the standard for the spacious nature of this home that has been recently renovated by the current owners. Off the hall is a handy ground floor bathroom before one of the internal doors invites you to explore the kitchen breakfast room. Drenched in sunlight from the duo of front facing windows, the kitchen is a delightful space for any cook to enjoy creating a feast for family and friends attending the many parties this huge house and garden can comfortably host. The well-equipped kitchen, which includes a wall of floor-to-ceiling cupboards with a massive American-style fridge freezer nestled into its design, is bursting with storage space and integrated appliances behind its classic Shaker-style units crowned by GRANITE worksurfaces. The central island is a hard working addition to the kitchen, adding more cupboard space within its structure and providing an inviting integrated breakfast bar for people to get comfy and chat to the cook. A doorway in the corner of the kitchen is the route to the utility room next door, as well as offering direct access to the front garden, so it's not far to take the washing outside to dry or bring in muddy dogs to dry after enjoyable walks in the surrounding countryside. Next to the kitchen breakfast room is a formal dining room that is another sizeable space that can currently easily seat eight people, but there's room for more. This welcoming space cocooned in an intimate atmosphere can also boast an exposed beam that reminds diners of the age of the house while the.. Into the adjacent lounge to find an expansive space that can easily accommodate multiple sofas and armchairs positioned around the feature fireplace. Retire to this space on a winter's evening, snuggle into a sofa, and chat the time away with family and friends while the fire roars. It's the space for social gatherings, enjoying a movie, shouting at the football match, or relaxing with the door to the garden open in the summer to welcome fresh country breezes in. Maybe most visitors would think that is the end of the ground floor tour but this is a house that keeps on giving. An intriguing door at the far end of the living room opens into a bonus space that reveals itself as a two-storey annexe, with living space on the ground floor that is currently being used as a home office, and a staircase that takes you to a first floor ensuite bedroom. From a teenager to a grandparent, either end of the generations of a family would be pleased to live in this section of the house that feels independent, including boasting its own front door. Conversely this bonus section of this versatile home could be a guest wing so impressive that they might never want to leave. Back to the main hall to climb to the first floor and find five double bedrooms that are all spacious and can boast a breathtaking rural view out of each window, with the principal boasting dual aspect vistas to wake up to. This impressive family home can also boast two luxury bathrooms on this level, so there is never likely to be a queue in the morning, with one room enticing visitors with the promise of being revived in a double walk-in shower. But it's the other bathroom that can demand the most attention as the most popular place with all members of the family due to its fabulous and spacious hot tub bath with multiple jets offering hours of soaking in bubbles, relaxing the stresses of the day away. Outside - Step outside into the substantial garden that offers masses of parking for all the guests who will be visiting this vast and sociable house. Once they have driven through the impressive metal gates off the quiet country lane and parked, it's a short walk to the immaculate and vast lawn that wraps around the house, offering ample space for playing games and adding children's play equipment. There's space for adults to enjoy themselves too, with the massive deck to the side creating a sun-drenched and special spot to enjoy alfresco dining, relaxing, and hosting the best social gatherings, all enveloped by far-reaching rural views and a peaceful ambience with birdsong as the predominant soundtrack. Dogs will think they are in pooch heaven with so much space to run around and there's a choice of areas that could host the addition of a vegetable garden, greenhouse and shed for anyone who wants to live the good life and begin growing their own food. A new owner may even want to increase the party potential to a higher level with the addition of a hot tub, and maybe even a swimming pool if planning allows. Around to the far side of the house is the bonus of a double garage, handy for storage as well as a home for the cars but, as there is a vast area for parking, maybe this detached building could become a workshop, home office or even a multi-generational annexe, again if planning consent is given. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? 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Fabulous opportunity to acquire this rare semi-detached cottage, in sought after Canford Cliffs only 300 meters (approx) to the main village. Extensively modified and in exquisite order throughout, this 3 bedroom, 3 reception room home is now available. About The property Approaching the main property, gates lead through the generous driveway, lawn to the front left, garage to the right and the main door into the home. The entrance hall opens up affording character features, with all principal rooms connecting through. To the front of the property, the living / dining room sits proudly overlooking the front garden, with its fabulous bay windows, and then from the hall, a dedicated utility connects with the main Kitchen breakfast room overlooking and connecting to the rear garden. The kitchen is simply stunning, modern in design, with a beautiful extension that lights up the room and space with its double aspect glazing. To the first floor, hall connects into the main bedroom, which is complete with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. Bedroom 2 and 3, are both doubles, and have fitted wardrobes, with the shared use of the stunning family bathroom. (The property does have planning approval in place, to extend the property up into the roof, should any buyer wish to do so. For more information on the approval, please call the office) Externally, the property has a traditional front lawn with mature shrubs, drive giving ample off road parking and access into a single garage. The rear of the property is zoned lifestyle living with terracing and lawn area’s with an outdoor Kitchen, BBQ, Sink & Fridge. There is also access into a garden room, which can be used as a Medi / Gym or work from home office. About The Location Canford Cliffs is a prime coastal residential suburb, located on Britain’s milder south coast. The area is well known for its natural beauty and micro climate with a reputation for having mild winters and more sunshine than most other parts of the country.    Conveniently located for the perfect lifestyle there is an abundance of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars in the area together with excellent facilities for sunbathing, swimming, windsurfing, jet skiing, golf and access to the flagship dealership for Sunseeker luxury yachts. For those who like their pace of life a little more relaxed, Newton Road could not be better placed. Miles of award-winning beaches to stroll on or sit with places to eat, drink and watch the world go by are in plentiful supply.    Arts are an important aspect of the area’s creativity and heritage and the area has a strong, developing arts scene. The Lighthouse, which is Poole’s Centre for the Arts is the largest regional centre in the UK and home to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.    There is an abundance of golf courses within a few miles of the property including Ferndown and Broadstone with Championship golf at Parkstone Golf Course the highlight for any golfer.    Located approximately 300 metres from the main village of Canford Cliffs, giving access to the main shopping parade by way of a level walk, the location could scarcely be better. The street scene comprises mainly detached houses and in our opinion is very attractive and sought after. The location places you in the heart of this sought after community.

Nestled in the Monmouthshire countryside in the highly desirable village of Bettws Newydd, overlooking its own grounds and the woodlands of the Usk Valley, sits this magnificent, high quality country property. A rare find, this large five-bedroom home has two spacious and characterful reception rooms, a lovely formal dining room and a farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room that's provided a hub for family life. The property has been lovingly maintained by the vendors for the past 20 years, during which time they have added a stunning Amdega conservatory to take full advantage of the peaceful, private location and the idyllic rural views. The property sits in gardens and grounds of approximately 1.4 acres. It enjoys truly special, neatly-tended, south-facing walled gardens, full of mature shrubs and planted for seasonal colour and there is a paddock of approximately half an acre nearest the house. We were looking for a rural lifestyle and we were attracted by the location, which is close to Usk and Abergavenny, two historic towns which we knew well. It is also commutable to Cardiff, Bristol, Hereford and Cheltenham. Bettws Newydd is a premium village with an ancient church, lovely old pub and one of the oldest yew trees in the country. The vendors were also drawn to the property's historic charm and the way its careful and stylish conversion, some 10 years previously, had seamlessly blended 200-year-old farm buildings with new additions, built using matching reclaimed stone under a welsh slate roof and featuring oak beams, and solid wood doors You are conscious both of a sense of history and of the exceptional build quality. The picturesque Monmouthshire village of Bettws Newydd is about 3.5 miles north of the pretty riverside market town of Usk, where there is a Church in Wales Primary School. It is about 7 miles from the shops, schools and facilities in the larger medieval market town of Abergavenny. The property is also ideally positioned for access to Monmouth (12.8 miles distant). The name of the village means new prayer house in Welsh, as it was founded by the 6th century Irish Saint Aedan of Ferns. The grounds of Lodge Farm adjoin those of the lovely, ancient church of St Aeddan's, which is Grade I listed and where the veteran yews include one of particular age and notoriety. It's the church where the vendors' son got married, with the reception being held in a marquee in the property's gorgeous gardens. The Usk Valley Walk runs through the area and near the village is a large Iron Age hillfort at Coed-y-bwnydd, in the care of the National Trust. The village pub and restaurant, The Black Bear Inn, is a short stroll from the property. The vendors also enjoy a lovely country walk from their door, up to the hillfort and over the hill to The Clytha Arms - frequently voted as the best real ale pub in Wales. Step Inside:- - The house has a charming ambience and a wonderful flow, with a spacious, airy feel. It is south-facing so the rooms have lots of light, which is quite unusual for an old property. We also have beautiful views from the house, looking down the Usk Valley and to the Black Mountains beyond The front door opens from a clay paviour courtyard to a large and attractive entrance/dining hall, with an oak beam and exposed stone pillars adding character. This room is used for formal dining and entertaining. Meanwhile, the large farmhouse kitchen, converted from a former single-storey cowshed, is the heart of the family home. With space for a large table for informal get-togethers, it has characterful exposed ceiling timbers and slate flooring. It is fitted with cottage-style wall and base units and features an Aga which runs on LPG. The worksurfaces are granite and limestone tiles have been used for the splashback behind the Aga. The kitchen sink is placed under a window overlooking the courtyard. Next door to the kitchen is a useful fitted utility room with a Belfast sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. The other side of the kitchen is a cosy snug/study with built-in cupboards and shelving and a fireplace, with a wooden surround, housing an LPG fire. There are two fabulous reception rooms leading off from the dining room, both full of character. They both overlook the gardens and have French doors to a sunny patio. The drawing room has feature beams and ceiling timbers. An imposing stone fireplace with a rustic oak mantel houses a large multi-fuel stove. The sitting room, part of a converted 200-year-old barn, has exposed beams and an exposed stone wall and there is a wood burning stove in an open fireplace. A door from the sitting room opens to the stunning cedar wood Amdega conservatory. This was added to the property 15 years ago, in a style that is in sympathy with the rest of the house. It has limestone flooring with electric underfloor heating and features the exposed stone exterior walls of the property. It makes a wonderful, atmospheric dining and entertaining space. It's a great addition for all seasons and it gives a sense of living in the garden. The conservatory also links the main property to a further utility area and a double garage with an ensuite bedroom over. The vendors currently use the garage space as a gym and for a sauna. With its own independent heating/hot water system, there is potential for this part of the property to be converted into an annexe , subject to planning permission. In the main house, there is also a downstairs WC, whilst from the dining hall, a staircase leads up to the first floor landing. The beautiful principal suite has a walk-through dressing room with bespoke oak wardrobes along one side. The wardrobes continue along two walls of the bedroom. This room has a vaulted ceiling featuring exposed timbers. French doors open to a balcony with lovely views over the walled garden and the pastureland and wooded Usk Valley beyond. There is a luxurious ensuite with a bath and a steam shower. There are three further, charming double bedrooms, one with a well-presented open plan walk in shower and the others served by a family bathroom with a slate floor, bath.. Outside - The house enjoys a secluded situation, off a quiet lane in the most historic part of the village. A private driveway leads to ample parking space for four cars in front of the double garage/annexe. The house sits in beautiful, mature, formal gardens bordered by walls constructed of reclaimed stone. The garden features some lovely established trees and is planted with spring bulbs and shrubs including a mature fig tree, rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias, hydrangeas. There is a large patio for outdoor dining and a sun trap gravelled garden area is used for barbeques. There is a paddock of approximately half an acre nearest the house, with a modern barn which the vendor uses as a workshop, store and garage for four vehicles including a tractor. This has the potential to be a pony paddock and the vendors also considered siting a tennis court there. We love the tranquillity of Lodge Farm, as well as being surrounded by beautiful countryside and wildlife within the Bettws Newydd conservation area. When our children were growing up here, the garden and land made a real adventure playground for them and for our Cocker Spaniel. AGENT'S NOTE: There is additional land available, if required, by separate negotiation. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. 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This imposing family residence has been meticulously renovated and extended to provide almost 3,800 sq ft of luxurious living accommodation and now comes to the market for the first time since its transformation. As you step through the entrance porch into the welcoming entrance hall, you're immediately greeted by the grandeur of this luxurious home. The hallway leads seamlessly into the main sitting room, offering an elegant setting perfect for relaxation or entertaining. The adjoining dining room, benefits from bifold doors onto the terrace; creating the perfect space for memorable gatherings all year round. The dining room leads through to the heart of the home; the kitchen. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, the kitchen boasts a central island with breakfast bar and beautiful granite worktops. Within the island there is an integrated drawer fridge along with a butlers sink and Quooker hot tap. There are double Neff ovens and a hob with extractor hood. Leading off the kitchen you'll find a spacious utility room, offering ample storage space and plenty of room for washers and driers. There are two further reception rooms on the ground floor, currently used as a TV room and impressive home office. There's also a gorgeous guest WC. On the first floor, the galleried landing leads onto five spacious double bedrooms. The expansive master suite exudes tranquillity, with a large dressing room and exquisite master bathroom with his and hers sinks, and separate bath and rainfall shower. Two further bedroom suites await, each boasting ensuites and dressing areas. There are two more double bedrooms on the first floor, one of which is currently used as a home gym, along with a family bathroom. The beautifully manicured garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a large patio perfect for alfresco dining. The garden is adorned with mature trees and shrubs, offering a sense of seclusion and privacy. Despite backing onto green open space, the property is situated just one mile from Mill Hill Broadway Station, which provides a direct service to St Pancras in around 20 minutes. On The Broadway you'll find an array of shops, restaurants and other amenities, all within easy reach. Mill Hill benefits from excellent schooling, both private and state. The property is set back from the road with ample off road parking on the expansive driveway and in the integrated garage. This magnificent home seamlessly blends luxury with functionality; perfect for everyday family life.

Situated on the Crown Estate in Oxshott, one of Surrey’s most sought-after private estates, Brooke House is an impressive family home that has been renovated to a high standard to offer luxury and spacious living over three floors. Set away from the road, the property is approached through electric gates leading onto a sweeping driveway with ample space for parking and access to an attached triple garage. The impressive entrance hallway boasts a fabulous central staircase and leads to all principal ground floor accommodation, including a study, a drawing room and sitting room. There is a fabulous open plan kitchen/family/breakfast room with fully integrated appliances, comprehensive cabinetry and kitchen island. There is a utility room leading off from the kitchen. Heading upstairs to the first floor there is an exquisite master bedroom suite with two dressing areas, a stylish bathroom and views over the garden. A further five double bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, complete the first floor. Located on the second floor is an impressive home cinema room and separate snooker room. The property is further complemented by a superb indoor swimming pool complex, located on the lower floor, with sauna, hot tub/Jacuzzi, gymnasium and changing area. From here you can access the rear garden which boasts a fabulous terrace and beautifully maintained lawn that is surrounded by shrubs and trees to offer seclusion and privacy.

Located in an elevated position above the glorious Monmouthshire countryside and on the edge of the Wye Valley, this truly stunning home offers an idyllic rural lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking, panoramic views of the Vale of Usk. At the end of a small country lane, behind electric gates and at the end of a sweeping driveway the substantial four-bedroom home called Twyn Gorse promises peace and privacy, enveloped within three acres of land. The perfectly placed property at the brow of a hill maximises the incredible panoramic view that extends for miles across the landscape to the horizon, and from the vast garden terrace the vista across the county is exceptional. When the current owners spent two years updating and remodelling the property into a remarkable home, they optimised the connection to the view from the house by adding a sizeable first floor balcony as the front row seat to feel totally immersed in the landscape. Outside, the property can boast a separate annexe ideal for multi-generational living onsite, plus a double garage, carport and an outbuilding ripe for conversion. Inside, the remodelling of the 1950s abode into a luxury, contemporary abode has created an outstanding open-plan living space in a broken-plan layout across the whole of the main ground floor. A single-storey extension sweeps to the side and offers a utility room and sizeable family room with a door to a second kitchen, opening up the possibility of creating an annexe or the most wonderful for games rooms with a very short journey to top up the snacks. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom suite impressing with a dressing area with seating, a high-end ensuite with massive shower plus the balcony that boasts the most incredible place to relax accompanied by the panoramic views. The house might be off a tiny country lane, high on a hill but it is also well-connected to the thriving and friendly village of Llanishen which offers a pub and a village hall as the centres of the community, as well as access onto the B4293. This is a direct route to Monmouth which is only about seven miles away and offers an impressive array of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as amenities and facilities. The town can also offer some of the best schools in the area, although nearby Trelleck has a primary school closer to home. To the west is the popular and pretty town of Usk, once voted the best place to live in Wales, and the main road through Llanishen also heads south to Chepstow which can offer a mainline railway station and the M48 linking to the M4 and M5 for journeys further afield. Being on the doorstep of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty means a myriad of ways to make lasting memories within the stunning landscape, from hiking and biking to woodland walks and water-based sports, the only challenge is trying to choose what to try first. Step inside - Step inside this very impressive home and it immediately embraces you with light and space via a double-height hall that includes a galleried landing and stunning chandelier cascading down the stairwell. It's an entrance of grandeur yet is welcoming and inviting, enticing you to explore further by revealing glimpses and views of the substantial ground floor spaces via large, open doorways. To the left is the impressive living room which is probably going to win the battle of drawing you inside first, in part due to the mesmerising, panoramic view that the space fully embraces via two sets of massive glass sliding doors. It's a living room that has been created for social gatherings with family and friends, and lots of them too, as the vast space happily welcomes multiple sofas. Sinking into a bank of cushions, it's not hard to relax and thoroughly enjoy time spent being truly hypnotised by the rural vista as well as the scintillating company. When the temperature rises, the glass doors become the heroes of the space, gently sliding open to create effortless indoor outdoor wandering while allowing refreshing breezes to waft in and cool the space. The living room seamlessly flows into the kitchen space that is another area designed to draw people together, offering them a special place to comfortably linger and chat with the cook whilst sitting at the integrated breakfast bar at one end of the vast kitchen island. The high-end, well-equipped contemporary kitchen is a cook's dream, boasting two ovens, hob, a vegetable sink, granite work surfaces and a large wine cooler as just some of the highlights to please and impress. At the end of the kitchen the connected reception space flows into a dining area around the corner, a more formal area with a more intimate atmosphere. This sunny and pleasant space is perfectly designed to host dinner parties and enjoy family meals and can boast its own direct flow to the garden via a set of French doors that offer a beautifully framed view of the garden. Taking down walls within this period property has been a triumph; joining all the rooms into one connected space for perfect flow both physically and visually and yet cleverly zoning the spaces so they each have a function and atmosphere. But the house has not finished with revealing accommodation to impress on the ground floor just yet. Via a door at the end of the kitchen a utility room is waiting to assist you with a sizeable, practical space and is joined by a cloakroom and duo of storage cupboards. There's a door at the end of this section of the home that opens into a surprise second kitchen and then a substantial room that boasts a wall of bifold doors that open to the garden, as well as framing the seemingly never-ending view. This bonus single-storey addition to the side of the house could be used as a games room and party space, or a quieter and separate reception room, or because it has its own external door at the rear of the house it could even be a contender to become an annexe. Upstairs, via the charming central galleried landing, four sumptuous and very spacious bedrooms await, with the principal able to boast an ensuite worthy of a five-star hotel and a joy to stumble into every morning. But this principal suite can boast extra layers of impressive spaces, with a dressing area that includes a bespoke, built-in window seat and direct access to the incredible glass panelled balcony that spans the width of the house. From enjoying a weekend brunch in the sun to indulging in a late night drink under the stars, the balcony is the ultimate place to relax and feel totally immersed in the enviable panoramic view, with nature and wildlife neighbours as the only near neighbours. Both bedroom two and three at the rear of the house enjoy their own sweeping countryside views via dual aspect windows, as well as sharing a Jack and Jill' bathroom, while bedroom four shares in the joy of the mesmerising vista at the front of the house directly from the pillow. The family bathroom is another luxurious space. The thought, care and budget lavished on the rest of the house is very evident in this room too, through the choice of porcelain tiles and a high-end suite that includes a substantial walk-in shower and modern freestanding bath placed at an angle so that the view is waiting at the end of the bath to be fully enjoyed. This is a country home that hides an abundance of extra features with a view to the future as well as the present, including a state-of-the-art heat recovery ventilation system and solar panels as well as underfloor heating and triple glazing that when combined create a home that is highly energy efficient as well as sophisticated, modern and elegant - a dream c.. Vendor Insight - When we came to view Twyn Gorse for the first time, we knew that we had to have it simply because of the position. Located at the top of the hill with 360-degree views, the scenery is phenomenal and we firmly believe that it's one of the best plots in South Wales. The views over the local villages and hills are just sublime, say the owners. We purchased the property in 2016 and restoration work began in 2018. Built in 1957, everything was original and required stripping back, including the part of a tree trunk used to finish off the roof! What we have now is a welcoming and cosy home that has been insulated to a very high standard; it's efficient and economical to run and we're currently using electricity generated by ourselves and not from the National Grid. We enjoy being part of a friendly little community where everyone is willing to help out but are never intrusive. Our village hall is one of the most active in the area and there's something going on all the time, including cooked breakfasts, free coffee mornings, variety shows, pantomimes, skittles, soft play, and BBQs for special occasions. The village pub serves nice food and we also have a well-stocked shop that's handy for day-to-day essentials. We're equidistant between Chepstow and Monmouth both of which have a wide range of amenities. The garden is completely flat which is unusual for a property in this location. It's great for every generation as children enjoy endless games of football and bike riding, whilst adults sit comfortably with a glass of something chilled. The patio wraps around the house with different seating areas to make the most of the views and sunshine. It's perfect for relaxing and entertaining with a sunken patio and hot tub area, speaker system, and a well-equipped outdoor kitchen. We see a huge variety of wildlife here, as well as red kites and buzzards who are almost on the same level as us as we're so high up. We had a vision of open plan living which has worked brilliantly. The kitchen is the heart of the home where we can cook and easily chat to our guests, whilst the lounge benefits from the amazing, ever-changing views where we can watch the rain and mist come in before the clouds give way to bright sunshine. Outside - Step outside into three acres of private and peaceful land that is drenched in stunning rural views, as well as pools of sunlight and the natural world as the constant soundtrack. Approaching the house along the small country lane it appears on the horizon and looks magnificent. Through the electric gates and the period property remodelled into a modern home over a two year period dominates the plot, perched high above the sprawling Monmouthshire landscape below. The vast wraparound terrace measuring over 160 square metres and accessed from the house via a number of glass doors, makes the most of the surrounding views, ensuring maximum enjoyment and connection, and is the hub of the home outside. Relaxing on a lounger with a book, enjoying alfresco dining in peace or with company, hosting the best BBQs and garden parties supported by the bonus outside kitchen are all moments to make lifelong memories with the most incredible scenery as the constant backdrop. There's plenty of parking for guests on the driveway and the house can offer a home for a variety of the owner's vehicles including a double garage and a carport as a handy home for a caravan or motorhome. There's a place for guests to stay too once the party has wrapped up, a detached annexe that can boast its own kitchen and shower room and so could also offer multi-generational living opportunities as well as the potential to be a holiday let, subject to planning. The majority of the land away from the manicured and landscaped garden that wraps around the house offers plenty of private woodland walks and paddocks to explore and an abundance of special spots to set down a picnic blanket and relax. The property can even supply a renovation opportunity in the garden for an owner to get their imagination whirring. The outbuilding called The Quarry, which has water and electricity already installed, is looking for a new lease of life, subject to planning, to add to the outstanding features and extras that this truly special home and garden offers. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? 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This handsome, modernised and extended period farmhouse enjoys a glorious, elevated situation, commanding stunning 180 degree views of the picturesque scenery of the Wye Valley 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. The substantial six-bedroom residence is set above a quiet country road in the friendly but spread-out community of Hewelsfield, in the Forest of Dean. Once at the heart of a cider farm, the handsome 200-year-old property sits in lovely, established gardens at the end of a long drive, with its group of majestic Scots Pines providing a local landmark. True to its heritage, its 2.16 acres of grounds include a productive orchard which keeps the vendor well-supplied with apples for cider, apple juice and apple cake! The Wye Valley's spectacular scenery and wonderful natural environment have inspired generations of artists and creatives, including the vendor, drawn to this particular property some 20 years ago by its pastoral surroundings and abundance of light. My husband and I were both painters. I was captured by the Scots Pines and the view. My husband was looking for light from the north and whilst this house is south-facing, he was able to set up a studio in the large, back, north-facing bedroom. The vendor says the gardens and grounds have also been a joy. She has enjoyed creating and tending her vegetable plot and planning and maintaining the wonderful formal gardens. The property has provided an idyllic country lifestyle, surrounded by an abundance of wildlife and wonderful walks, including the long distance Wye Valley Walk and Offas Dyke National Trail. You are in the heart of nature. There is an incredible sense of quiet and no light pollution. The property is private, but not isolated, part of the small but vibrant community of Hewelsfield, served by the award-winning Brockweir and Hewelsfield Village Shop (closed due to a recent fire whilst work is underway to reopen it). Other village facilities include a playing field next to the shop and The Mackenzie Hall, in Brockweir, which hosts a range of classes, clubs and events, including a Tennis Club. Hunters Lodge is also close to amenities in the market towns of Chepstow ( 7 miles) and Monmouth (10 miles). Well-regarded educational facilities nearby include state secondary schools, Llandogo Primary School and the Haberdashers' Monmouth independent boys' and girls' schools. Good access to motorway links to Cardiff, Bristol and the Midlands makes the area attractive to commuters. Step inside:- - The property boasts spacious, high ceilinged principal rooms which enjoy plenty of natural light and outstanding views from large, double glazed windows. The accommodation is currently arranged into one four bedroom family home with a first floor one-bed apartment, with its own access (House Martins). One wing of the house, also with private access, is used as a one-bedroom lettings annexe (The Retreat). Overall, the spacious accommodation (4855 sq ft) provides many options, including for dual family living, Airbnb, additional lettings income, live-in staff or for integration into one grand and gracious family home. Hunters Lodge is a three-storey property, with a basement used for storage and workshops. The principal accommodation is accessed up a flight of stone steps from the driveway, leading to an attractive, solid wood, glazed entrance porch with slate flooring. The porch was built about 20 years ago, replacing a smaller one but in a similar style. I copied the Gothic window design from the original. From the porch a glazed door opens directly into a living room which has been refurbished with walnut flooring and where the stone fireplace has been exposed and now houses a wood burning stove. To one side of the living room is an elegant, light-filled room with original pine floorboards and a large, south-facing bay window, taking advantage of the views. There is a French door to the side of the house. This room would make an ideal formal dining room, playroom or music room but for the vendor, it was an obvious choice for her studio. Leading off the other side of the living room is another lovely room, also with large bay windows and pine floorboards and, like all the reception rooms, it has period cornicing. Benefiting from built-in bookcases, this room is used as a library. A farmhouse style kitchen/diner is located at the rear of the property, with views over the orchard. It has slate flooring and is fitted with oak units under oak worksurfaces. The central island incorporates a hob and the stone fireplace houses an electric two-oven Aga. To one side of the fireplace is a useful larder cupboard. A side door and a pair of French doors give access from the kitchen to a raised, paved patio at the side of the house, which enjoys views over the valley and makes a wonderful outdoor dining space. In the main part of the property, the downstairs accommodation is completed by a single bedroom with a modern ensuite shower room. There is a downstairs cloakroom off a large inner hallway, at the back of the house. A traditional wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where there are three bedrooms, one facing the rear, overlooking the orchards and two at the front, enjoying long distance views. There are exposed pine floorboards throughout this floor. The principal bedroom has a large bay window, an exposed stone fireplace with a woodburning stove and two built-in cupboards. It shares a charming, modern Jack-and-Jill bathroom with the second front bedroom. There is potential to create a magnificent principal suite by converting the second bedroom into a large dressing room. On this floor, the accommodation also includes a laundry room/utility room, with a washbasin and WC. The self-contained apartment, House Martins, takes up the remainder of the original first floor of the house. It incorporates a fitted kitchen/diner, a modern bathroom and a large bed/sitting room with a bay window to the front of the property and an exposed stone fireplace with a log burning stove. The apartment has its own private staircase and access from the rear of the house. There is also a service access from the main bedroom landing, making it easy to reintegrate the rooms if required. There is a further option to turn the apartment kitchen/diner into a bedroom. The annexe, The Retreat, comprises a new wing, purpose-built about 10 years ago in the style of the original property, originally used as a holiday let and currently rented out. The annexe benefits from large bay windows giving views to the side of the property. It has its own access, a private patio, a designated area of garden and parking for two cars. On the ground floor is an open plan kitchen/dining/living area and upstairs is a spacious bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. There is a service access to the kitchen area from the main house, making reintegration possible. Hunters Lodge benefits from partially boarded attic storage and the basement, with its large windows and access door to the gardens, is divided into thr.. Outside - The house is approached along a long gravel driveway, lined with heather and mature shrubs and leading to ample parking. The driveway leads past a lovely area of level lawn, with established borders and an original sundial as a focal point. The attractive formal gardens near the house have been planned for seasonal colour and include large beds retained by natural stone walling. Established trees, shrubs and climbers include hydrangeas, magnolias and wisteria. Behind the house is the orchard - a gently sloping are with mixed fruit trees, leading to bluebell woodland at the top. There is a kitchen garden with a soft fruit area and a small lily pond. A feature of the gardens is a group of towering Scots Pines, which the vendor believes would have been planted as a deliberate landmark. There is a patio used by the annexe, whilst accessed from the kitchen of the main property there is a raised, paved patio. Both take advantage of the breathtaking views and the wonderful natural surroundings. The gardens are south facing and because it is so high up, in the mornings you can sometimes see a layer of cloud over the village and watch it rise up it is captivating. The sun rises and sunsets are also amazing. The grounds extend to about 2.16 acres and we are advised by the vendor that further land on the other side of the lane is available separately if required by separate negotiation. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.

Located in the heart of the Crown Estate in Oxshott, one of Surrey’s most desirable private estates, Avondale is a unique and elegant property that has exceptionally high ceilings and luxury features and has been finished to a high standard. Arranged over two floors, the property has been designed to offer an abundance of natural light and spacious accommodation, lending itself to both entertaining and family living. Nestled on a private plot behind electric gates and an array of beautiful trees and shrubs, there is plenty of privacy and seclusion. The large driveway allows for ample vehicle parking and there is also a triple garage. The impressive entrance hallway boasts a grand staircase and leads to all principal ground floor rooms, including a large kitchen fitted with central island, luxury appliances and high end units. From here you are led into a swimming pool area that also has a steam room and Jacuzzi, and whilst relaxing you can take in the 180 degree views of the landscaped garden. Other features of the ground floor include a fabulous cinema room, study, formal dining room and living room. There is also a cloakroom and utility room. Heading up the grand staircase to the first floor, the luxuriousness continues with an imposing master bedroom fitted with his and her en-suite bathrooms and opulent dressing rooms. A further four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, and staff accommodation complete the upstairs. The Crown Estate is situated nearby for the local shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants that Oxshott Village has to offer. Further shopping and dining options are available in the nearby towns of Cobham, Esher, Kingston and Guildford. With the A3 nearby, central London, the M25 and Heathrow and Gatwick Airports are easily accessible. The mainline train station is approximately a mile away, offering links to London Waterloo. A number of reputable schools are within the area, including the American Community School, Notre Dame and Danes Hill.

In a beautiful, tranquil location in the Lower Wye Valley, this imaginatively refurbished and restyled country cottage combines rustic charm, contemporary chic and modern-day practicality. The charming property nestles into the hillside at the end of a no-through road, where it is surrounded by fields and woodland. The vendors say they were drawn to it by the wonderful views from the front of the house, the privacy and the feeling of open space and nature. They add: It would be hard to replicate this location, overlooking the Wye Valley, with the trees and their wonderful changing colours throughout the seasons. The cottage sits in a plot of 0.88 acres and its terraced gardens have been thoughtfully designed to make the most of the entrancing views and natural environment, with plenty of outdoor seating areas. Inside, the property has recently been transformed to provide comfortable, four-bedroom accommodation, which includes a unique and very successful one-bed holiday let. Careful thought has been given to potential future uses, with planning permission in place for a first floor extension to the rear of the property to create a further bedroom with an en-suite (Planning ref: DM/2022/01439, dated 13/12/2022). Alternatively, there could be potential to extend the holiday-let business, subject to planning, by converting a tandem length double garage at the end of the no-through lane and by installing a Shepherds Hut in the grounds to the side of the property. Folly Cottage is situated in the pretty, historic village of Whitebrook, in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a wonderful location for those who enjoy the outdoors. There are plenty of opportunities for walking, climbing, cycling, canoeing, riding or simply enjoying the scenery and wildlife. There are a number of good pubs and restaurants in the vicinity, including Michelin-starred The Whitebrook. On the west (Welsh) side of the River Wye, Whitebrook is mid-way between the village of Tintern, with its renowned Cistercian abbey and the market town of Monmouth (each about 6 miles distant.) Monmouth provides a variety of independent shops, restaurants, tea rooms and coffee shops and has a Lidl, a Waitrose and an M&S Food. The town hosts regular markets and a busy programme of events, boasts good leisure and recreation facilities and nearby world-class golf courses. The cottage is approximately 3.5 miles from Trellech Primary School and Monmouth benefits from well-reputed state schools and the Haberdashers' Monmouth independent boys' and girls' schools. There are further schools in Chepstow, about 11 miles away. From Whitebrook, there is good access to the motorway network, linking to Cardiff, Bristol and the Midlands, making this rural location attractive to commuters. Step inside:- - The beautifully presented cottage has its origins in the 1800s, with later additions. Whilst it has recently undergone a huge transformation, to make best use of the space and adapt it to contemporary living, a host of lovely, historic features have been maintained and restored. The vendors have used reclaimed and repurposed materials to enhance the cottage's rustic appeal, they have been creative with textures and paint effects and they have introduced a trendy, vintage industrial-style twist, complete with modern, high-end fittings. We wanted to create a bespoke, country property, with open-style living. We sought to be sympathetic to the age of the cottage, at the same time introducing modern features. The front door, set to one side of the property, opens to an entrance hall with a useful utility/boot room off. The hallway features original exposed wall timbers and recently-laid Cotswold Stone floor tiles. These tiles continue throughout the ground floor, except in the sitting room, where the flooring is engineered oak. The sitting room, in the oldest part of the cottage has a wealth of lovely, original ceiling beams and a traditional stone-built fireplace, with a stone hearth and an oak beam over. The fireplace features a bread oven and houses a Mors woodburning stove. To one side of the fireplace, the vendors have uncovered the old stone steps which lead up to the first floor principal bedroom. They were a nice little discovery having previously been hidden by a false cupboard. The sitting room, with two windows and a door to the front of the house, is comfortable and full of character. It's my favourite room it feels very different from the rest of the house it's a place to hide away and be cosy. In contrast to the sitting room, the wonderful kitchen/diner, adjacent, has a more contemporary, open plan feel. The kitchen is accessed from the hallway through stunning part-glazed doors, which the vendors discovered in a reclamation yard and restored and reglazed. The bespoke kitchen units have been cleverly created from an assortment of reclaimed furniture, painted in Farrow and Ball Old White and with quartz work surfaces. The central island, a repurposed industrial item, incorporates a hob with an extractor over, an oven and a dishwasher. The stylish sink unit is made from an old Danish baker's workbench and incorporates a double, stainless steel sink. A large wooden dresser has also been repurposed as part of the kitchen and there is a two-oven Aga which runs on LPG. The kitchen features an attractive, working open fireplace, to one side of which there is a recess for a large, upright fridge/freezer (to check included in sale). To the other side is a larder cupboard with a door with a porthole in it. The room includes plenty of space for a dining table and the kitchen/diner is flooded with light from four windows, two to the front and two overlooking the gardens to the side of the cottage. We love the natural view from the large bay window to the side of the house, over the grass bank and the greenery and the rhododendrons and shrubs, say the vendors, adding that there is planning permission to enclose this area with a post and rail fence to create a family-friendly side garden, if required. From the kitchen/diner, French doors open to a paved patio which runs along the front of the cottage, taking full advantage of the views and providing generous space for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining. Back along the hallway from the kitchen there is a ground-floor double bedroom, with an exposed ceiling beam and two windows with window seats overlooking the front of the property. On the opposite side of the hallway, double ledge and brace doors open to a WC with attractive heritage wall tiles and a washstand made from a repurposed dresser base with a circular stone sink on top. The cottage benefits from underfloor heating through the ground floor of the property laid on cotswold stone and able to be controlled via a mobile phone app. From the family bathroom there is a concealed service door to the strikingly presented lettings annexe, which comprises a trendy, industrial-style double bedroom with a space-saving wall bed. The bedroom walls are clad with repurposed timbers from an old gym and the floor boards are also reclaimed. The ensuite is a unique mix of heritage wall tiles, reclaimed wood and galvanised corrugated metal sheets (used for the wall covering) and there is a vintage reclaimed cupboard with a stylish round stone sink atop. There is a large walk-in shower with an electric power shower. The annexe benefits from electric heating run independently from the main house, where the downstairs underfloor heating and upstairs radiators are run by a newly installed LPG boiler. The annexe bedroom has French doors to a private, paved courtyard from which there is a boardwalk leading to a small, detached stone barn. This has been imaginatively converted into a compact kitchen/dining/living space dedicated to the annexe. The green Elfin mini-kitchen, made from stainless steel, includes a dishwasher, sink, microwave, fridge and induction hob. The room is warmed by electric underfloor heating and a small wood burning stove. Glazed doors open to a decked area which enjoys the incredible views and steps lead down to the no through road, providing a private access for guests. The holiday let also has dedicated use of a decked area higher up the garden, from which there are also fantastic views and where there is a wood fired hot bath. The holiday let has operated as a successful Airbnb since February 2023, generating useful additional income. Outside - Folly Cottage is approached up a flight of steps from the no-through road. The steps lead up from the side of an oversized double garage with an electric roller door, designed to accommodate a 4x4. There is a further tandem length double garage situated further up the road, currently used as a workshop. The cottage sits in a terraced plot of 0.88 acres. The enchanting gardens have a natural feel, with plenty of mature shrubs and spring bulbs. There is a large wildlife pond bordered by soft planting and there is a beautiful bank of wildflowers along the front of the property. There are several seating areas to enjoy the breathtaking views across the valley. These include the paved patio which opens from the kitchen and a porcelain-tiled veranda above the double garage, festooned by a flourishing wisteria. A further feature of the garden is an old mill stone, thought to be a relic from the period when, in the mid 1700's, paper mills were the main industry in the area. The gardens have a dog-secure area and the property is surrounded by wonderful dog walks, with the Wye Valley Walk long distance footpath close by. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. 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This wonderful house is set on a charming private cobbled mews in Belgravia. Recently renovated and remodelled to create spaces perfect for entertaining and private retreat, the house has been finished in a chic palette of crisp white walls and warm wooden floors, allowing natural light to take centre stage. The house also has a large terrace and a private patio, perfect for eating alfresco. The eat-in kitchen is on the ground floor, where minimal white cabinetry conceals top-of-the-line appliances, and is topped with stainless steel and marble; doors open from here to a pretty patio. On the first floor, the open-plan reception room is lit by sash windows and a skylight. The room has been beautifully designed with wooden floors and sisal carpets. French doors open to the terrace. The principal bedroom lies on the ground floor and has an ensuite with a bath and built-in storage. A second ensuite bedroom lies at the back of the ground floor and opens to the downstairs terrace. The house has recently been remodelled creating a stunning first-floor reception room leading out onto a terrace, three bedrooms, three bathroom/shower rooms, kitchen/dining room leading to the patio. On the first floor, a further ensuite bedroom opens to the terrace. Set on Eccleston Mews, a sought-after and private cobbled street in the heart of Belgravia, the house is close to the abundance of local amenities of Sloane Square, Sloane Street and Kings Road. Motcomb Street and its shops and restaurants are close by, as are Knightsbridge and Hyde Park.

A majestic, eco-friendly luxury home seamlessly blended into its breath-taking natural surroundings with state-of-the-art features and excellent connectivity to central London. Yarrow is a truly innovative and unique luxury property situated in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a beautifully designed net-zero house with five bedrooms and a 28m façade that forms an elegant, angled silhouette against the forest. Its bespoke features include an open-air planted atrium, double-sided corner opening glass elevations, vertical wooden cladding and adapted silo. The impressive detailing of the home is evident throughout, especially with its soaring ceilings and interconnected indoor and outdoor spaces. The open plan living area with wood burning fireplace and fully retractable sliding glass elevations is the true heart of the home, where you can also find the custom-made Watermark kitchen, secret pantry and dining area with views that stretch out over 100m of garden and the surrounding wildflower meadow. The interior also includes a sunken snug for relaxing next to the open air atrium, a library, utility/boot room and double garage. There are five bedrooms in the house, though they could easily be adapted to suit the preferences of the new owner into offices, studios or leisure facilities. The primary bedroom is its own oasis of calm with a custom-made walk-in dressing room, statement en-suite bathroom, skylit walk-in rain shower and private terrace. This EPC A/Net Zero house is incredibly energy efficient with a MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation and Heat Recovery) System, Airsource heat pumps and integrated PV Solar Panels with 10KW smart storage batteries. Yarrow is a one-of-a-kind luxury family home that will appeal to those who want the ideal combination between country living and city connectivity and a fusion of luxury conveniences with sustainable nature engagement. It is a light-filled, awe-inspiring luxury property in which wellness and harmony are paramount. In terms of location, Yarrow at Birch Grove is just on the fringes of Chalfont St Giles, one of three quintessential English villages on the edge of the Chiltern Hills that have quaint rural elements, lovely independent shops and fast transport links to central London, the City and Heathrow.

United Kingdom Sotheby's International Realty are thrilled to showcase this truly outstanding architectural masterpiece. Situated in the beautiful surroundings of Burnham Beeches, this home has been created encapsulating the famed woodland surroundings that the area offers. The home has been designed with natural light and an emphasis on nature surrounded by beautiful woodland, water features and gardens and grounds of circa 10 acres. Entering the home via secure electric gates, the drive up to the home passes an lodge that houses staff accommodation or guest accommodation away from the main house and garaging for multiple vehicles. The grand reveal in front of the home features a reflective pond and further parking. To the left of the house is a Chelsea award winning designed garden which links through to the swimming pool and leisure complex. The home offers a principal bedroom suite, five further double bedroom suites and a wraparound terrace that runs around the entire home. The grand atrium links the home with a beautiful central core staircase, and the accommodation offers formal and informal living areas, modern sleek kitchen, pool, gym and sauna complex, home cinema, office, vaulted double height library, floating dining room, wine cellar, members club style bar and snooker room, large guest suite and staff accommodation. The house has been designed with the latest smart home technology in mind with integrated audio visual, lighting and air conditioning. The gardens and grounds surround the home offering privacy and highly useable space within the grounds there is a tennis court and a Nordic themed winter garden with fire pit. With views across to Windsor Castle and beyond, the home is in a truly wonderful private setting. Burnham Beeches is located a short distance from Beaconsfield, and is within very easy reach of London by the M40 or M4. For a chance to own this simply stunning property, contact us today to arrange a viewing.

A spacious and stunning Belgravia townhouse with a lovely open outlook, an impressive roof terrace and off street parking. As a corner property, this exquisite double-fronted townhouse, providing a more generously proportioned home. The townhouse is a Grade II listed, stucco-fronted luxury property that has benefitted from a series of modern upgrades that perfectly complement its period features. The interior is extremely spacious with large, entertainment friendly reception rooms, a dining room, private study, in-home gym and an open plan kitchen with breakfast room. There are seven bedrooms in the townhouse, and an additional playroom that could be converted into an eighth bedroom. The home also has nine bathrooms, a utility room and its own private roof top terrace for al fresco relaxing and hosting. There is also off-street parking available in the adjacent mews. Wilton Crescent is known to be one of the most sought-after addresses in Belgravia. The townhouse faces the entrance to Motcomb Street, a pedestrianized avenue that is filled with artisanal boutiques and excellent eateries. Belgravia is a highly prestigious neighbourhood in terms of London’s luxury real estate market. It is only a short distance from some of the capital’s top destinations including Hyde Park, Victoria, Knightsbridge, Harrods and Harvey Nicols, not to mention top cultural venues including world famous galleries, museums and theatres.