USD 987,090

A very well-presented and spacious 4-bedroom semi-detached family home with 3 reception rooms, 2 bathrooms, a lovely mature rear garden and wonderful countryside views. The property, with its open plan living, boasts lots of natural light and a very nice flow. Entering, there is a downstairs cloakroom and stairs to the first floor. The living room is located at the front of the home, enjoying the countryside views, and is open planned to the large dining area with access into the kitchen. The modern, attractive kitchen is comprehensively fitted with base and eye level units, an integral dishwasher and fridge/freezer and there is space for a range style cooker. Off the kitchen is the separate utility room. To complete the ground floor is the amazing Orangery to the rear with sloped ceiling, skylights and bifold doors across the rear opening the house into the beautiful garden. Upstairs are 4 generous sized bedrooms, 2 of which share a Jack and Jill shower room. The two bedrooms to the front benefit from unobscured views of the countryside. There is also a family bathroom. To the front is a block paved driveway offering off-street parking for approx. 3 cars and there is also a lawn area with hedge borders. The stunning, secluded rear garden is a delight and approx. 80 ft in length, mainly laid to a well-manicured lawn with lots of trees and hedging providing a degree of privacy, whilst in the warmer months the garden really does come to life with an abundance of colour. Welham Green is a semi-rural village surrounded by countryside. There is a good selection of village shops whilst Welwyn Garden City, Potters Bar and St Albans are a short drive away. The village train station provides direct access into London Finsbury Park and Moorgate. Features: - Garden

4 bd

Hatfield

USD 732,357

Seahaven is a block of just six apartments in the heart of Sandbanks. With a great location less than 150m to the midway path onto the beach and a lovely balcony with a south easterly aspect, this apartment is an ideal seaside holiday home. This charming apartment on Sandbanks peninsula is set on the first floor at the front of the block, it is quiet and private, one of just six apartments in the development which has recently undergone a comprehensive programme of exterior renovation works. The apartment is accessed via the main entrance with secure entry and stairs up to the front door. A main hallway connects all accommodation, there is a good sized kitchen with space for breakfast table, a spacious living/dining room with a lovely balcony to the front aspect ideal for relaxing in the sunshine. There are two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes. Bedroom one has an ensuite shower room and a family bathroom completes the property. There is built in cupboard storage in the hallway and a garage behind the property. Currently there is one allocated exterior parking space together with additional visitor parking to the front of building. The apartment is sufficiently spacious to be a lovely downsize to the coast or would hold high appeal as a second home with holiday letting income. Further information: Share of Freehold Service charges c.£2,500 p/a Pets on licence Holiday letting permitted Internationally acknowledged, Sandbanks boasts the largest natural harbour in Europe with miles of award winning golden sand beaches and sheltered waters. It is perfect for either learning the latest water sport or simply lazing on the beach in the sun.    Access to the beautiful award-winning sandy beaches is less than 150m away, while the harbour presents boundless opportunities for watersports action. The open sea offers some of the best sailing along the southern coastline. The Sandbanks Chain Ferry crosses the short stretch of water across to the Isle of Purbeck, giving access to the renowned bathing waters of Shell Bay and the prestigious area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that is Studland. Further afield, the towns of Swanage, Wareham and Lulworth Cove and the magnificent Jurassic coastline are all accessible. For eating out, the global brand of Rick Stein is located on the Sandbanks Peninsula with its waterfront restaurant, extremely popular all year round. Other nearby restaurants include The Cliff, The Tandy, Koh Thai, Lazy Jacks and The Jazz Cafe. Across the chain ferry is also the delightful Pig On the Beach and Shell Bay fish restaurant. The world famous Compton Acres is a few miles away, offering a vast array of feature planting from around the world. Sandbanks is also home to the Royal Motor Yacht Club and Sandbanks Yacht Club, with additional marinas in Lilliput and Poole Harbour, giving access to a fantastic selection of moorings and chandlery services for boat users. Property here is at a premium, attracting second residence investments and holiday home retreats. Many of the properties are modern apartments, although the area also offers a mix of more traditional houses, contemporary houses and nautically inspired homes. Features: - Balcony - Garage - Parking

2 bd

Poole

USD 827,882

A charming Grade II listed, stone-built property stands in the heart of the much sought after village of Washingborough, offers a wealth of character and space, both inside and out. The generous, extended, accommodation features five bedrooms, three reception rooms, and three bathrooms. The ground floor en-suite bedroom is ideal for guests and relatives and has potential to be developed into self-contained accommodation. Externally the exquisite gardens offer three distinct areas, traditional English cottage garden with large lawned area, a well-stocked orchard and a peaceful pond. The property is further complemented by a large, private gravel driveway, spacious double garage and store room. This beautiful family home benefits from a private setting with all the amenities of this thriving village on its doorstep and is just over 4 miles outside the historic city of Lincoln, providing an idyllic village lifestyle but with all the conveniences of a city close by. • An immaculately presented, Grade II listed stone-built property idyllically situation in the heart of the village • Bespoke Murdoch and Troon of Louth kitchen with breakfast island, solid wood worktops and electric Stove range cooker. • Exquisite gardens with three distinct areas, traditional English cottage garden with large lawned area, a well-stocked orchard and a peaceful pond • Stunning double aspect, vaulted reception room with exposed beams / timbers, open fireplace with stone hearth and door to the garden • Charming lounge with open fireplace with brick surround, exposed beams and door to the garden • Separate dining room adjacent to the kitchen • Ground floor bedroom with en-suite shower room, ideal for guests or relatives and with its own entrance has potential to develop into self-contained accommodation • Four bedrooms to the first floor • Principal bedroom with contemporary en-suite and built in Sharps wardrobes • Family bathroom with corner bath and generous store room opposite • Well appointed ground floor utility room and separate WC • Private gravel driveway, accessed through timber gates, double garages and store, offering ample parking • Gardens feature both traditional iron railing and stone boundary walls • Combination of tiled, wood laminate and carpeted flooring throughout. • Excellent amount of built-in storage • Lincoln just over 4 miles to the West providing a direct train to London (approx.. 120 mins) Seller’s Insight “This has been a wonderful family home for us for over 30 years. The location is superb, we have everything the village provides on our doorstep, the convenience of the city of Lincoln being just four miles away and yet Cornerstone has always been a peaceful haven both inside and out.” “We have enjoyed remodelling the house over the years, the kitchen is truly the heart of the home and we feel the bespoke Murdoch and Troon of Louth kitchen reflects the cosy, cottage style warmth of our home well. By extending at the rear of the house, we were able to create a spacious guest bedroom with en-suite, a separate utility room and WC. This has given us a wonderful guest suite but could easily be re-configured to be a self-contained annex with a separate entrance for a relative or guest.” “The house and garden has brought us a huge amount of pleasure and we have enjoyed having plenty of room for friends and family to come and stay over the years. We have hosted parties for over 50 guests in the orchard. Overlooked only by the church, the orchard is a lovely, quiet place in which to relax.” “We are keen gardeners and the garden brings year round delight. The orchard is well stocked and abundant with produce, we have a host of fruit trees such as apple, pear, plum and damson trees as well as vegetable gardens and soft fruit cages, so we have really enjoyed the good life here at Cornerstone.” “The setting is very special, a quintessentially English village with the Church as a back drop and the historic village cross and green sheltered by the large copper beech tree, just a stone’s throw from the house. Washingborough is an exceptionally friendly village and we have wonderful neighbours who we will miss as much as the house itself. Everything is within walking distance – a Coop supermarket, the choice of two pubs, doctors surgery, vets, nearby schooling and excellent bus routes can take you quickly into Lincoln or further afield if needed.” Location Washingborough is a thriving village, about 4.3 miles from the city of Lincoln. The village has two popular pubs, veterinary and doctor’s surgeries and a Co-op supermarket. Lincoln has a wider range of amenities including shops, leisure facilities, the historic Cathedral Quarter, universities and the County Hospital. For access further afield and direct commuting to London, there are frequent fast trains from Lincoln to London Kings Cross (around 2 hours); the A15 northwards provides easy access to the M180 motorway and Humberside Airport, whilst it is just over a half hour drive to the A1 South at Newark where there is direct access from Newark Northgate train station to London Kings Cross in around 75 minutes Schools The village infant and primary school, Washingborough Academy, is just a short walk away (0.4 miles) or alternatively Heighington Millfield Primary Academy is located just over a mile away, both rated Good by Ofsted. The popular state school Branston Community Academy which is rated Outstanding by Ofsted is just under 2 miles away. For independent education, in the centre of Lincoln there is the highly regarded Lincoln Minster School, a short drive into the centre of the city, and Woodhall Spa, 16 miles away, has an excellent co-educational prep school, St. Hugh’s. Horncastle, also 16 miles away, is home to Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, with a school bus service running from Washingborough village. Sleaford, located 18 miles south, with a direct train form Lincoln, has two sought-after grammar schools: Carre’s Grammar School and Kesteven & Sleaford High School (for Girls). Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage; oil-fired central heating Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: F EPC: Exempt Tenure: Freehold Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Lincoln

USD 827,882

Room for All. Discover this beautifully restored Flint and Stone home in the heart of historic Methwold. Built in the 1700s, it offers aseamless blend of character and contemporary updates, thanks to the owners’ recent renovations. The main house features three bedrooms, a bespoke kitchen with solid oak worktops and an Aga, plus a newly-fitted ensuite and family bathroom. An attached two-bedroom annexe provides flexible space for family or guests. Set on a private 0.4-acre plot with gated parking and versatile outbuildings, this home offers approximately 4,500 square feet of spacious, versatile living. A unique opportunity, ready to make your own. Features: - Parking

5 bd

Thetford

USD 1,209,981

INTRODUCTION Nestling in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, this traditional, richly beamed, Grade II listed Suffolk long house was originally constructed in the Renaissance period of the 16th century. Set in beautiful gardens with an idyllic outlook over the duck pond, this Hall House boasts original floorboards, Suffolk latch doors and artistically exposed lath and plaster construction. In fact, everything one could desire in a historic country property. Unusually, it has the benefit of double glazing which was installed prior to obtaining listed status. Located near the quiet village of Crowfield, this property is ideally situated for access to many popular destinations, with Ipswich twenty minutes to the south and Bury St Edmunds thirty five minutes to the north.   GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Brook Hall is approached via a long private driveway, through a wide metal gated entrance onto a good-sized gravel parking area with adjacent garage. The front door opens to: Kitchen Individually constructed wooden cabinets offer copious base storage under a marble effect laminate worktop with decorative tile splashbacks. There is an integral dishwasher, large double Shaws original Belfast style sink under the window and a range style cooker with seven gas rings and hotplate, fuelled by calor gas, with two ovens and grill which are run by electricity. There is a Rangemaster extractor and light assembly above, a built-in Bosch microwave and feature radiator. The central island houses a freezer and separate fridge, with a pop-up electrical socket with four outlets. Door to Utility/Boot Room Providing further base storage, water softener and space for a washing machine. There is a sturdy coat hanging facility and wall to floor cupboards to the opposite side. Door to Courtyard and outside Office This is an ample utilitarian area where the calor gas bottles are housed, 1200 litre oil tank and various re-cycling bins. An ideal dog exercise area or children's play space. This area also has a large outside office with internet and filing/storage room. Separating the kitchen from the breakfast room are original vertical beams with a step down to Breakfast Room/Informal Dining Double doors lead to an outside patio, and dining area, excellent for outside entertaining. This room has bespoke cupboards, drawers and tiles to match the kitchen, and offers a large amount of storage space. There is a granite basin for drinking water and glass washing. Formal Dining Room An attractive beamed room, with a large inglenook fireplace, which still retains some traditional features from bygone eras. A latched door conceals a hot cupboard which houses the oil central heating unit and is ideal for drying purposes. Step up to Lounge Another attractive beamed room, carpeted throughout with a characterful staircase at the far end, leading to the second floor. There are windows on both sides which give the room a light aspect and the owner assures us it is amazingly cool on hot summer days. There is another large attractive inglenook fire-place which is used during the winter, and gives out amazing heat. Staircase leading to first floor landing with feature original floorboard display area. Easy access loft hatch. Door to Shower Room Half panelled with low level WC, glass basin over double vanity cabinet. Large fully tiled shower cubicle, heated towel radiator and extractor. Opposite the staircase, glazed doors lead from the lounge to Study/Snug With doors to the garden and duck pond, this room still has the original oak floor, with an open fire and wooden mantel. This lovely study would make a welcoming warm snug, games room or fifth bedroom.  FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Wooden staircase to first floor landing with feature original floorboard display area. Easy access loft hatch over. Doors to Principal En Suite Bedroom Suite Original wood flooring runs through the lobby and dressing area with unique Chinese antique storage cupboards/hanging clothes store. The large carpeted bedroom has dual aspect windows with amazing views over the garden, pond and fields, which renders a large amount of light to the room. There is an ornamental fireplace and mantel. The original wood flooring is carried through the bathroom which has a glass protected display of the exposed lath and plaster construction. The attractive original wooden beams are an added feature in this room. The window shares the same views as the bedroom over the pond, gardens and fields. There is a large walk in shower, low level WC and basin with marble work-surface over a triple vanity storage cabinet. Heated towel radiator and mirror with incorporated lights. Long Hall Leading to the other three bedrooms and family bathroom. There is also an ample, latched door, airing cupboard. Bedroom Two Standard sized double bedroom with window to the garden. There is one large integral cupboard and another walk-in clothes storage facility. Bedroom Three A large double bedroom with mood lighting. The window to the far-side offers excellent views of the back garden. Bedroom Four An attractive example of characterful beams in this bedroom, with original wooden flooring. Again, excellent views of the back garden. Family Bathroom Situated at the end of the hall, this attractive bathroom has a bath with mixer shower, low level WC and wash basin. There is a mirrored cabinet with integral light, radiator and extra electric fan heater.  OUTSIDE The mature gardens surround the house and are laid to neat lawns interspersed with flowering shrubs and mature trees. The duck pond is a delight and creates an idyllic English country garden feel. There is a skimmer system which aids maintenance of the pond and prevents the build-up of green surface matter. There are various areas of gravel and paving separated by arches and trellis style fencing. This area is an ideal situation for al fresco dining and secluded relaxation. There is an outside building with WC and basin which could be re-designed to incorporate an outside kitchen area. Kitchen Courtyard This is by the main entrance and has an old four stable building, currently used for storage but ideal for development into a self-contained annexe. It has power and lighting. Double Garage Large garage, half of which has been re-designed to form an outside office with a personnel door to the outside utility area. The remaining half forms a garage suitable for two vehicles with additional storage in the eaves. There is outside motion sensor lighting. 

4 bd

Ipswich

USD 891,565

USD 866,092

Windmill Cottage is a wonderful and well-proportioned three double bedroom home offering almost 2,000 sq ft of living space with plenty of scope to extend the living accommodation STPP. The property is set within approximately a quarter of an acre plot and is nestled in the delightful village of Chesterton. The property boasts mature gardens and fantastic countryside views alongside easy access to the Fosse Way and the M40. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a beautifully refurbished residence in this sought-after South Warwickshire village just a short walk away from the striking landmark, Chesterton Windmill, and a 5-minute drive away from the popular village of Harbury. The property offers a generous kitchen/dining room with an adjoining family room/study, a spacious lounge, and a good-sized utility room with w/c & cloakroom. Chesterton is situated within the popular Harbury Primary School and Southam Secondary School catchment area. Ground Floor The traditional timber framed entrance porch welcomes you to the property and leads into the kitchen hallway, off to the left you find a large well-fitted utility room and separate W/C. There is also a good-sized walk-in cloakroom. Through to the right-hand side is the spacious kitchen/diner which comprises an Alpha oil Alpha-fired range that provides central heating and hot water; oak kitchen units with granite work surface and exposed ceiling timber beams. At the end of the kitchen looking out to the rear garden is a useful family room/study which could also be used as a more formal dining room if desired. You then enter the rear hallway featuring oak floors which continues into the spacious lounge which features a log burner. This room offers lovely views over the gardens and into the open countryside. From the rear hallway, a fantastic custom-made oak staircase rises to the first floor where you will find the bedroom accommodation. First Floor A beautiful solid Oak staircase rises to the first floor where you will find the bedroom accommodation comprising three double bedrooms, all being beautifully decorated and featuring exposed ceiling timbers. The main bedroom is a generous size and incorporates fitted wardrobes and lovely views from three aspects. Bedrooms two and three are also good-sized double bedrooms and look out over the stunning countryside surrounding the property. There is a stunning and spacious modern bathroom with a double walk-in shower cubicle, sink with mirror above, toilet, and heated towel rail. On the landing, there is a useful walk-in airing cupboard. Outside The property is approached from Windmill Hill Lane where you will find a secure electric gate with keypad entry for each property at the original Windmill Hill Farm. Once through the gate follow the drive and at the gateway to the Farmhouse, fork right and the property is on your left. It is surrounded on three sides by two gardens and a tree-lined border. To the side of the property is a gated entrance and driveway large enough for 5 cars. The driveway leads to a good-sized front garden and has a path to the generous rear garden. The front garden extends to approximately 60 ft. in length and is mainly laid to lawn with borders and timber fencing with slate paving along with a greenhouse and large timber shed/workshop. The private, south-facing rear garden boasts views across the open countryside with a herbaceous-bordered patio area and water feature. The lawned garden has mature shrub areas, is fully enclosed by hedging, and extends to approximately 100 ft. in length. Services The property is connected to mains water and electricity. The heating is oil fired and there is a shred septic tank for drainage. There are also fibre optic connections to the property. Notes There is an annual service charge of £100 for maintenance of the shared amenities within the private development. There are restrictive covenants on the property. Local Authority - Stratford District Council Tenure: Freehold | EPC: F | Tax Band: E For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact James Pratt at Fine & Country Leamington Spa. Features: - Garden

3 bd

Royal Leamington Spa

USD 509,466

INVITING OFFERS AROUND £425,000 THIS STUNNING RURAL PROPERTY, ORIGINALLY TWO HOUSES, HAS BEEN THOUGHTFULLY AND PROFESSIONALLY REMODELLED INTO A FABULOUS SINGLE SPACIOUS DWELLING It stands alone amidst the picturesque Holderness countryside, offering sweeping rural views and a tranquil atmosphere. SummaryWith four bedrooms, including en-suites to bedrooms 1 & 3 plus a bathroom, it provides comfortable living spaces, including three reception rooms and an open-plan living and dining area. Fitted kitchen and utility/laundry room. The large garden is perfect for family activities, and there's plenty of parking space available in this remote location, making it an ideal family home. For nature enthusiasts, this property is a true gem. Surrounding countryside with lovely country walks and opportunities to observe wildlife. The far-reaching views create a peaceful environment, perfect for a quiet private lifestyle. The property is ideal for families as there are no immediate neighbours, allowing for a truly relaxing living experience. LocationSunk Island lies 3.5 miles south of Ottringham. The quiet Holderness village of Ottringham lies approximately thirteen miles east of Kingston upon Hull and nine miles from the historic town of Hedon where there are excellent shopping amenities. Public transportation runs between Hull and Withernsea. The village is located on the A1033 which connects directly to the A63/M62 motorway link and the national network. A main line train station is situated at Hull Paragon and offers an intercity connection to London's Kings Cross. TenureThe tenure of the property is freehold. Council TaxCouncil Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. From verbal enquiries we are advised that the property is shown in the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band D.* Fixtures & FittingsCertain fixtures and fittings may be purchased with the property but may be subject to separate negotiation as to price. Disclaimer*The agent has not had sight of confirmation documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. ViewingsStrictly by appointment with the sole agents. MortgagesWe will be pleased to offer expert advice regarding a mortgage for this property, details of which are available from our Fine and Country Office on ... Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it. Valuation/Market Appraisal:Thinking of selling or struggling to sell your house? More people choose Fine and Country in this region than any other agent. Book your free valuation now! Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Kingston-Upon-Hull

USD 764,199

We moved 18 years ago because we love the character of the cottage, the quiet and peaceful surroundings and the stunning views. Although we are out in the country, we are not isolated and it is not far from Chilham station and only three minutes’ drive to the picturesque village of Chilham, voted this year by the Telegraph as the “prettiest Village in England" with its 16th century black and white houses, pubs, wine bar, shop/post-office and tea rooms surrounding the beautiful 15th century village square, which has gated access to Chilham Castle. The original castle was destroyed except for the impressive Medieval Keep and was replaced by a magnificent Jacobean mansion set in 25 acres of delightful gardens and 300 acres of park and woodland. It was designed by a number of famous specialists including Capability Brown and now includes an international cross country course. The gardens and surrounding areas provide wonderful places to walk while the excellent Badgers Hill farm shop and café provides a wide variety of daily items and quality local produce. There is a good primary school in the village and excellent grammar schools in nearby Canterbury as well as top class public schools and three universities. This historic city includes a plethora of ancient buildings, lovely pubs, restaurants and two theatres as well as a variety of high street stores and independent shops, recreational facilities including a golf course and sports centre and two mainline stations. However, you can drive from Chilham to Ashford International and catch the high speed train to St Pancras that takes 36 minutes. As well as being close to Canterbury we are also within easy reach of Ashford, Folkestone and Dover for access to London and the Continent as well as the coast for a day on the beach.   Features: - Garden

3 bd

Canterbury

USD 1,910,497

One of three barn conversions surrounding the courtyard within the grounds of the sought after Copped Hall Estate, it is accessed through a wide wood panelled front door that opens into a light white painted hallway with a double storage cupboard. The hall leads to a delightful family room with a feature brick wall, inset ceiling lights, access to a cloakroom and stairs leading to the first floor. Beyond the family room is a stunning sitting room with full height windows overlooking the courtyard and glazed doors and windows opening into the impressive conservatory providing plenty of natural light. The characterful sitting room includes exposed ceiling beams, a feature brick wall and a superb brick chimney breast and fireplace with an open fire, providing a warm and friendly ambience on a chilly winter’s day. While the delightful and spacious wood framed conservatory, spanning the width of the property with windows on three sides and French doors to the rear terrace, is just the place to revel in the views on a warm sunny day.   On the other side of the hallway is the dual aspect kitchen with its lovely light wood units housing a hob and extractor, a built-in double oven and microwave, an American fridge freezer, shelving and wine racks. There is an open archway through to the good-sized dining area and access to the utility room with laundry facilities and an external door.   The very wide, light and bright, dual aspect first floor galleried landing incorporates the second bedroom with fitted storage cupboards and plenty of space for a bed and even a desk where you can sit and work, whilst revelling in the far-reaching views. This floor also includes a bathroom and four other bedrooms with stunning views across the gardens and the parkland. One of which has an en-suite shower room and another two with separate access from the landing that are served by another shower room.   Outside the conservatory there is a delightful terrace surrounded by mature trees, shrubs and hedges and is ideal for barbecues and summer entertaining. This leads to a bridge over a large and charming goldfish pond and onto truly amazing grounds including sweeping lawns, a pathway under a rose arbour and a backdrop of impressive specimen trees and shrub borders.     Sellers Insight   We bought this charming property 27 years ago while we were looking for a more permanent home, but we loved the house and the area so much we then bought the property next door and together they have created a wonderful home for all the family. However, with all our children having flown the nest we sadly feel it is time for us to downsize.    The unique location is wonderful as we can wander into the vast Copped Hall Park and stroll or cycle into Epping Forest without having to go on any main roads. The wildlife here is amazing as the previous owner of Copped Hall didn’t approve of shooting, so the grounds became a haven for a variety of animals and birds. Apart from the beauty of the surroundings, it is also a very safe and secure environment with CCTV at the entrance gates and a floodlit courtyard as well as a residents’ association and WhatsApp group where everyone keeps an eye out for any strangers, so this would be an ideal home for anyone wishing to remain out of the spotlight and keep their homelife private.   Although we are surrounded by the delights of Copped Hall Park, we are only three minutes’ drive from Epping town centre and only five minutes from Epping Station, which is on the Central Line so trains can whisk you to the City of London within about half an hour.   Epping is famous for its Monday market that has been in existence since the 13th century. There is a hospital and a wide range of shops, excellent restaurants, bars and cafes as well as two primary schools, a prep school and a good secondary school. Sporting enthusiasts can join cricket and football clubs, while golfers can play on the Epping and Theydon Bois Golf Courses or at the Hobbs Cross Golf Centre.   We are also not far to Theydon Bois and Loughton, and it is only a couple of miles for access to the M25 for Heathrow and Gatwick and the M11 for Stansted airport.     Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Epping

USD 1,273,665

A beautifully presented first-floor apartment (841 sq. ft.) in a gated development, just moments from King's Cross. This secure property, with 24-hour security, is accessed via a private courtyard and features a video entry system, lift, and stairs. The apartment opens into a welcoming hallway leading to two double bedrooms (one ensuite), a family bathroom, and a spacious open-plan reception area with a modern kitchen. The bright living space includes hardwood flooring and a north-facing balcony. The kitchen is fully equipped with integrated appliances and ample storage. The principal bedroom boasts four French doors opening to a south-facing balcony, perfect for relaxation, along with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. The second double bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and access to the family bathroom. Located near King's Cross and St Pancras International, this apartment offers excellent transport links, including Eurostar access. Nearby attractions such as Coal Drops Yard and Exmouth Market provide an array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Leasehold: 129 years Service Charges: £6,800 pa Ground Rent: £175 pa Asking Price: £1,000,000 EPC: C Council Tax: Band E Parking: On-street permits available through local authority. Ideal for commuters, with access to London’s legal, business, and cultural hubs, as well as international destinations.

2 bd

London

USD 1,655,764

A unique and captivating Grade II Listed former Rectory with 6 bedrooms, stunning Vale House conservatory and 2 bedroom self-contained Coach House. Set in enchanting and mature grounds of around 2 acres, hidden from the outside world, in an idyllic spot in the heart of Lord Tennyson country in the Lincolnshire Wolds. Seller Insights “‘Non sibi solum’ is the motto carved on one of the front walls of The Old Rectory and it is the perfect house for entertaining family and friend for parties, festive gatherings or quiet house party weekends.” “The house was designed and built in 1854 by S S Tuelon, a Victorian architect renowned for building rectories and churches in and around London and a number in Lincolnshire with a liking for the Gothic Revival style and use of multi-coloured bricks.” “The large reception hall, the four public rooms as well as the bespoke Vale conservatory and the large garden permit guests to mingle and be sociable or find peaceful solitude.” “I love to entertain and in winter have enjoyed serving pre-dinner drinks in the main reception hall or the drawing room then moving into the dining room for a formal meal. I have had roaring fires in all the rooms, even in the hall for a lovely warm welcome.” “A marvellous spacious property for a family, the garden provides loads of hidden dens for children as well as a mini maze to the side of the house, and is perfect for multigenerational living with the two bedroom coach house in the grounds.” “The wonderful inviting conservatory brings the garden inside. It is the perfect spot to watch the plethora of wildlife from hedgehogs, owls and boxing hares to the amazing variety of birds; at present we seem to have a resident pheasant. At Christmas, sitting round a large table makes for a magical experience.” “The dual zone central heating system is very convenient as you can choose to have the ground floor on but not the upstairs. The conservatory has underfloor heating but I’ve never had to put it on even though I use it all year round.” “The garden is just magic. In late winter and early spring we go from carpets of snowdrops to nodding heads of many varieties of daffodils to bluebells and hyacinths then the magnolias through to the lilacs, and in summer, onto roses and hydrangeas - there is always something flowering. The large pond is naturally fed with a small waterfall at one end. It is full of pond life and visited by mating mallards, moorhens and other water birds. There are several seating areas within the whole of the garden, ideal if you want to chill out, sketch or read a book or listen to the birds singing. One of them, the pavilion, means you can sit out even if it is raining.” “There is enough space in the grounds to fence off areas for grazing if someone wanted to have a horse or some ponies; there is still the old stabling in the coach house, or other outbuildings could be used for this purpose.” “Great potential is offered here for further development. You could have an outside office or studio for instance, or convert the garage building into more self-contained accommodation *error*; there are so many options.” “The improvements I have made include adding the aluminium greenhouse with self-regulating roof vents and fitting bespoke solid light oak shelving in the reading room/library, a room for quiet contemplation. Outside, I have doubled the size of the orchard so it now provides apples, pears, plums, damsons, medlars and crab apples. The crab apple and mint jelly last year was absolutely delicious. I also installed the large iron gates at the entrance which involved raising the height of the piers using reclaimed handmade Victorian bricks, I reinstated the original steps in the south lawn having discovered they were there in Victorian times - incidentally, the lawn overlooked by the dining room was a tennis court then - and I have put a proper pulley on the old well although it has a grid across the top for safety.” “Four lights at the entrance to the property grounds on the bridge come on automatically as light is fading and go off around 11pm; they are on an adjustable timer.” “There is a handy letter box within a stone’s throw of the main front gate. From here there is a footpath that leads to Aswardby across fields if you want to walk your dog, and after a winter walk, a welcoming afternoon tea is held in the reception hall.” “I adore this place and wish I could pick it up and take it with me. I thought it was to be my forever home but it is not to be so I am reluctantly having to hand it on to someone who I hope will love and cherish it and continue with the custodial care that I have given it.” • Grade II listed, former rectory designed by renowned architect S.S. Teulon • 1854 date-stone engraved with NON SIBI SOLUM • Mullioned windows, leaded panes, mix of plain and fish-scale tiled roofs • Quarry tiled storm porch with timber gothic arches leading to inner porch • Impressive entrance hall with gothic doors, windows and stone fireplace • 20 ft. drawing room with large bay overlooking south lawn • Morning room/snug leading to conservatory • 18 ft. formal dining room • Open fires in Ancaster stone fireplaces in 3 reception rooms and hall • Reading room with bespoke light oak shelving and secure sliding ladder • Magnificent gothic-style Vale House conservatory with underfloor heating • 20 ft. kitchen breakfast room with classic fitted kitchen with granite tops • Oil-fired Aga • Electric hob and electric double oven • Integrated dishwasher and American-style fridge freezer included in sale • Double Belfast sink and second sink incorporated in island • Well appointed utility room with water softener, washing machine included • Generous boot room fitted with bespoke oak panelling and seating • Two sets of staircases • 5 to 6 double bedrooms, 2 en suite, one with a walk-in dressing room • Large, fully fitted family bathroom • Landing with 2 loft hatches for attic storage, one with retractable ladder • Cellar with storage for wine • Outbuildings to include a larder/pantry, a boiler room and an oil/log-store • Self-contained, 2 bedroom coach house annex, adjoining former stabling • Brick-built double garage with adjoining tool shed and WC • 3-bay, open fronted brick-built cart shed • Open-fronted pavilion for sheltered outdoor seating • Aluminium greenhouse with self-regulating roof vents • Enchanting grounds of over 2 acres with a number of lawns • Mature trees and an orchard providing a variety of abundant fruit • Plethora of bulbs, flowering shrubs, perennials, and roses • Naturally fed pond with waterfall and decking • Old well with grid and pulley feature • Pedestrian access via garden gate onto path leading to church Location In a lovely area of the country, The Old Rectory stands close to St. Mary’s Church, part of the Tennyson Trail, in a peaceful hamlet in the Lincolnshire Wolds, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the charming market towns of Spilsby about 5 miles southeast, Alford about 6 miles northeast, Horncastle about 8 miles southwest and Louth about 10 miles north. The nearby historic market towns are a delight, some with roots in Roman times. Spilsby has a weekly farmers’ market, Alford has one of the few remaining working windmills in the country, whilst Horncastle is famous for its antique shops; it also has many amenities including leisure activities and some excellent schools. Louth is also well served with a very good range of shops and banks. The city of Lincoln is 30 miles directly west, about a 45 minute drive, and the miles of sandy beaches along the Lincolnshire coast are about 15 miles (20 minutes) to the east. Schools The area is blessed with some superb state schools. For secondary education, in Spilsby there is the King Edward VI Academy and in Alford the Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, both rated Good by Ofsted whilst in Horncastle there is the Banovallum School also rated Good, and another Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, this one rated Outstanding. In Louth, the King Edward VI Grammar School is also rated Outstanding and the Louth Academy is a popular school rated Good. Services: Mains electricity and water; private drainage; dual-zone oil-fired central heating; oil-fired Aga; air source heating for hot water and the underfloor heating in conservatory Local Authority: East Lindsey District Council Council Tax Band: G Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: Exempt Features: - Garage

6 bd

Alford

USD 3,757,311

**CLICK ON VIDEO LINK TO SEE FULL TOUR OF THE PROPERTY** ROTHWELL LODGE The property was originally built 50 years ago and has been the home to the current owners for the last 20 years, who have meticulously re-built and re-purposed this wonderful property to now boast over 10,500 sq ft of versatile living accommodation over two floors. Families will appreciate the wealth of space on offer, with a number of modern conveniences, including CCTV, air conditioning, an integrated sound system and CAT 5 data cabling. The attentional to detail and the use of bespoke joinery within this home is sublime. The feeling of quality is immediately noticeable the moment you arrive at this superb home, with first class accommodation both inside and out. The property offers a comfortable and versatile living environment, whilst also offering the perfect spaces for entertaining. GROUND FLOOR ACCCOMMODATION To the ground floor, formal double entrance doors opening through to a stunning fully height reception hall providing immediate indication as the calibre of the home, showcasing a sweeping staircase to the galleried landing. There is a formal generous formal sitting room, with double glazed French doors opening onto the south facing sun terrace and a feature Chesneys fireplace. Without doubt the heart to the home is the stunning open plan living kitchen, with a bespoke fitted kitchen by Osbourne's of Ilkeston, comprising base and wall units with granite work surfaces, AGA and high quality integrated appliances. The kitchen opens into an adjacent family area with French doors providing views and access to the formal gardens. From the kitchen, concertina glazed doors open through to the Summer Room, a stunning vaulted room with roof lights, double glazed French doors to both the front and rear elevations and further contemporary glazed leading to the leisure suite. Also accessed off the kitchen is a generous utility room. The ground floor also provides a wing of bedroom accommodation as well as a superb home office. Both bedrooms are luxurious, and benefit from high quality en-suite facilities. A further ground floor wing gives access to a snug/TV room, as well as an inner hallway with an access door to the annexe. FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION The impressive staircase leads to a galleried landing, with vaulted ceiling and feature skylights, flooding the space with natural light. The principal bedroom suite is lavishly appointment, with French doors leading out onto the balcony with wonderful views over the formal gardens. One side of the bedroom gives access to the dressing room, with bespoke fitted furniture comprising fitted wardrobes, hanging rails and central island unit as well as a separate fully fitted walk in shoe cupboard. To the other side of the bedroom is a luxuriously appointment en-suite bathroom, with high quality fixtures and fittings and marble worktops. The first floor also provides are further large bedroom, currently utilised as a games room, with adjacent high quality shower room. LEISURE SUITE The Leisure suite is a superb feature of this home. It features an indoor heated swimming pool, with entertaining area to the side featuring sliding doors giving access to the gardens. Overlooking the pool through a feature glazed internal wall is the home gym, the changing room, sauna, steam room, shower room and WC. This area of the house also provides the plant room housing boiler and filtration system. ATTACHED SELF-CONTAINED ANNEXE A generous annexe with independent entrance, ideal for an extended family which comprises: Open plan living / dining Kitchen, two double bedrooms both with en suite facilities. GARDENS AND GROUNDS. Rothwell Lodge is accessed via wrought iron electric security gates opening onto the sweeping tarmacadam driveway, flanked by generous lawns, leading to the car standing area and garages. A delightful paved courtyard giving access to the front entrance and a feature fountain. The formal south facing gardens laid mainly to lawns, wrap around the property with the main gardens to the rear with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and well stocked borders. There is a full width sun terrace, ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining, enjoying the wonderful views. In total the property nestles is about 5.8 acres. GARAGING AND OUTBUILDINGS Double garage - an oversized garage with remote up and over door and EV charging point. Second double garage, again with a remote up and over door giving access to a rear workshop / gardener's garage with up and over door. DENTON The property offers the luxury of privacy on the edge of a much sought after village location without being isolated. The delightful village of Denton sits in the Vale of Belvoir amongst beautiful undulating countryside close to Belvoir Castle and the Grantham Canal and Reservoir. It is noted for the golden hue of much of its architecture, an attribute of the local Jurassic ironstone, which is most notably evident in its 12th century church. There is a thriving pub in Denton, The Welby Arms, and a range of amenities are available in nearby villages; including Harlaxton (1.5 miles) where there is a shop/post office, public house, doctors’ surgery and a pharmacy, whilst a more comprehensive range of shopping, eating, and cultural opportunities can be found in the market towns of Grantham (3 miles), Newark (17 miles) and Stamford (24 miles), or in the City of Nottingham (25 miles). For the commuter, nearby Grantham offers the East Coast high-speed mainline train services to London King’s Cross (65 minutes), the A1 is easily accessible (2 miles) and East Midlands Airport within easy reach (35 miles). There is an excellent range of schools in the area including: Denton Primary School and two Grammar Schools; Kesteven and Grantham Girls School and The King’s Grammar School for boys in Grantham and Independent Schooling at Oakham School (22 miles) and Stamford Endowed Schools. TENURE Freehold SERVICES Oil fired central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage. Features: - Garden

7 bd

Nottinghamshire

USD 808,777

Seafront Serenity: Your Versatile Coastal Retreat at 15c Hesketh Crescent Experience the ultimate coastal lifestyle in this historic Grade II* listed Victorian building. 15c Hesketh Crescent offers a magnificent duplex apartment with panoramic sea views. Perched on the top two floors, this stunning property provides a versatile retreat, perfect as a full-time home, private holiday home, luxury rental, or long-term let. Enjoy the best of both worlds: the tranquility of your private residence and the exclusive amenities of the Osborne Hotel. As a member, you can indulge in great hotel facilities right on your doorstep with the incredible backdrop of Meadfoot beach. I’ve always admired Hesketh Crescent, it’s such an impressive landmark for Torbay and in such a serene setting. It is a beautiful building. I’ve sold a few apartments in the crescent over the years, however, this particular apartment is really very special indeed and therefore represents an incredibly rare opportunity to buy.  As soon as you enter, you’ll feel a sense of calm that only the sound of the sea can provide. 15c is located at the far end of the crescent and with that it enjoys the closest proximity to the water. The apartment is flooded with light and the sunrises are spectacular. You’ll enjoy the sun until it sets, thanks to the south facing setting.   A Piece of Victorian History Hesketh Crescent, a magnificent Grade II* listed building, is steeped in history. Constructed between 1846 and 1848 by the Harvey brothers, this iconic landmark was originally named Meadfoot Crescent. In 1849, it was renamed in honor of the birth of Sir Lawrence and Maria Hesketh's first child. The crescent has played host to many notable figures throughout history. Charles Darwin, the renowned naturalist, stayed here in 1861, just a few years after publishing "The Origin of Species." Agatha Christie, the world-famous mystery writer, also had ties to the crescent, as her childhood friends, the Lucy family, resided here. Additionally, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the brilliant engineer behind the Great Western Railway, was a frequent visitor to the crescent. Today, the centerpiece of the crescent is the historic Osborne Hotel, formerly known as Osborne House. This elegant 4-star hotel offers 33 rooms and 46 self-catering apartments, providing the perfect blend of luxury and convenience. Owning 15c means you could enjoy access to the hotel's amenities, including indoor pool, tennis court, gym, and a restaurant, through a hotel membership. As a Grade II* listed building, Hesketh Crescent stands as a testament to its historical significance and architectural beauty. Its preservation ensures that future generations can continue to appreciate its charm and character. A Spacious and Luxurious Retreat 15c Hesketh Crescent offers a spacious and luxurious interior, designed to maximize natural light and breathtaking sea views. The apartment's generous layout begins with a welcoming hallway where you’ll find a convenient cloakroom and stairs to the floor above. A door  leads to a well-appointed kitchen-dining room. This bright and airy space features modern appliances, ample storage, and a cozy fireplace. Large sash windows frame stunning panoramic views of Thatcher Rock, Orestone Rock, and the coastline, making it the ideal spot to enjoy a morning coffee while taking in the sea views. The adjacent living room is equally impressive, boasting large windows to the side and front of the building that flood the space with natural light and frame incredible sea views. The room is ideal for relaxation and entertaining guests. A convenient study (could be a useful fourth bedroom), also with sea views, provides a peaceful setting. Ascending the staircase to the upper floor, you'll find three bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a true sanctuary, with gorgeous sea views, built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom featuring a bath, separate shower, and underfloor heating. A private terrace off the bedroom offers an idyllic spot to enjoy the sea air and views in complete privacy. The second bedroom is also a large double, with original fireplace and offering sea views and plenty of natural light. The third bedroom to the rear aspect is ideal for guests. The main bathroom, located on this floor, is well-appointed and features a bath with shower over, WC and basin. The property has been well looked after externally too. In May 2024 the roof was overhauled by skilled professionals using Welsh slate, lead and meticulous workmanship, preserving the building for years to come.  Location Hesketh Crescent is set in a prime position overlooking Meadfoot Beach. Meadfoot is a charming area of Torquay just a few minutes drive from Torquay Marina or the shops at Wellswood. There is something for everyone at Meadfoot, from enjoying a coffee at the cliff side Meadfoot cafe just a very short walk from the apartment, to walking along the South West coast path, to paddleboarding to Thatcher Rock or simply relaxing on the beach, there is plenty to see and do.  The renowned ‘Little Theatre’ is also just a short walk away. Set in a converted church complete with a cosy bar, the Little Theatre promises to be a great night out with something to entertain everyone, including well-known classics, thrillers, comedies and ground-breaking shows. The Osborne Hotel is set in the centre of the crescent. With restaurant, gym, indoor pool, tennis court, gardens and a terrace overlooking the sea, perfect for afternoon tea. A membership is available to take advantage of some of their facilities.  This is a prestigious location which takes advantage of some of the prettiest coastal outlooks in the area. As well as having all the wonderful amenities meadfoot and Torquay have to offer, it also enjoys convenient transport links with the city of Exeter just 25 miles away and mainline railway services to London Paddington taking just 2.5 hours from Newton Abbot railway station. This is a location and setting that is very hard to beat! Useful Information Listing: The crescent is classed as Grade II* (Listing number 1206808) Tenure: Leasehold Lease Information: 200 years from 1st January 2005 Service Charge: 33% share of any maintenance costs for the building.  Freehold: We understand the owners of 15b currently own the freehold.  Energy Performance Certificate: Band D Construction: Stone block construction with rendered walls. A welsh slate and lead roofing overhaul was completed in May 2024.  Flood Risk: According to .gov flood risk checker, this building has a high yearly risk of surface water and a very low yearly risk of flooding from Rivers and Seas.  Internet: Superfast broadband available. Speeds of up to 37MBPS according to OFCOM.  Mobile: Limited to Likely according to OFCOM Local Authority: Torbay Council Council Tax: Band E (£2729.04 for 2024/25) Heating: Gas central heating.  Services: Mains electricity, mains water and drainage.  Distances Torquay Marina - 0.9 miles Wellswood - 1.2 miles Torquay Golf Club - 2.9 miles Newton Abbot Train Station - 8.3 miles Exeter Airport - 27 miles Plymouth Ferryport - 35.8 miles M4 Motorway - 106 miles Features: - Garden - Terrace - Internet

3 bd

Torquay

USD 2,101,547

A rare opportunity to purchase a countryside holiday complex consisting of a 6-bedroom guest house, one-bedroom annex, and one-bedroom lodge, set within landscaped gardens with a feature pond and outside bar, all within a ten-minute drive of the town centre. Accommodation summary Currently run as a small homestay business the Spinney has the potential to become an exceptional holiday complex with the potential to earn in excess of £50,000 per annum. Set within the beautiful Leamington countryside and occupying approximately three quarters of an acre, the complex consists of a 6-bedroom guest house, a one-bedroom annex, and a one-bedroom lodge. The landscaped gardens with a large feature pond, al fresco dining areas and large outside bar with covered seating area provide excellent facilities for guest to relax and unwind. Conveniently located within a ten-minute drive of the town centre, the versatile accommodation could continue to be run as a guest house or let out as either individual holiday lets or for larger groups and events combined to provide a stunning event space with onsite accommodation. Main House Ground floor A generous entrance hall gives access to the expansive ground floor living accommodation which consists of a large sitting room on the right wing featuring a bay window looking out to the front and French doors opening out to the rear garden. The left wing holds a stunning open plan kitchen dining room with shaker style kitchen units and quartz worktops and French doors leading out to the side of the property. From the dining room, you can access a bright garden room which gives access to the lovely rear garden, and from the kitchen you can access a good-sized utility room with side access to the gardens and driveway. The entrance hall holds a useful study area looking out to the rear and cloak cupboard next to the staircase which takes you up to the bedroom accommodation. First floor The first floor offers four good sized double bedrooms, two of which are serviced by a family bathroom incorporating bath, separate shower, sink, and toilet. There is a larger double bedroom to the front with an ensuite shower room featuring a double shower cubicle, sink, and toilet. The main bedroom has a fantastic balcony where you can sit out and enjoy the wonderful views as well as a Juliet balcony and stairs up to a fabulous ensuite shower and dressing room. This layout allows for two of the bedrooms on the first floor to be used as guest accommodation whilst retaining two rooms and the family bathroom for the owners use. However, this could be easily changed to further guest accommodation if required. Second floor From the landing on the first-floor stairs take you to the second-floor bedroom accommodation where you will find two further generous double bedrooms, both benefitting from convenient ensuite shower rooms and seating areas, which are perfect for guest accommodation. One Bedroom Annex The brick-built annex to the rear of the guest house offers further accommodation for two, set over 700 sq. ft. of living space including a spacious kitchen dining living room on the ground floor. Bi-fold doors look out over the beautiful feature pond and French doors to the side of the annex open out its own private garden. Upstairs there is a sizable double bedroom and bathroom incorporating bath with shower above, sink, and toilet. One Bedroom Lodge The lodge is set further away from the guest house, overlooking the feature pond and surrounded by mature trees. Featuring a covered outside veranda, the lodge provides accommodation for two with an open plan kitchen, dining and living area, wet room with toilet and shower, and a double bedroom. Outside Accessed via a pretty country lane and through cast iron gates the property boasts a large granite-stoned driveway providing parking for a dozen vehicles. The main feature of the outside space is the large pond with timber walkways leading to various seating areas including a BBQ area with space for al fresco dining, a small boat house, a manmade bank and an impressive large timber bar with covered seating. Property notes Services - All main services are believed to be connected to the property including gas, electric, telephone, broadband, mains water, and drainage. Mobile phone coverage – 4G and 5G mobile phone coverage is available in the area – we advise you to check with your current provider. Broadband availability – FTTP Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband is available in the area with maximum download speeds of 1800 Mbps and maximum upload speeds of 120 Mbps. We advise you to check with your current provider. Local Authority - Warwick District Council Construction Type - Standard construction – Brick and Tiles Tenure: Freehold | EPC: C and D | Tax Band: E For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact James Pratt at Fine & Country Leamington Spa. Features: - Parking

8 bd

Warwick

USD 1,050,773

The charming stone-built farmhouse dating from 1850, has period features which sit happily alongside more modern fittings to enhance everyday comfort. The substantial link detached barn has immense potential for conversion or continued use as an excellent storage and ancillary space. The gardens have been organically managed since 2003, are enclosed, private, safe for children and dogs, exceptionally productive and support a wide range of flora and fauna.  On a quiet back lane that is thankfully not a short cut to anywhere, the location has that desirable ‘miles from anywhere’ feel and yet is just a mile to the A65 and within walking distance of the pretty Dales village of Ingleton. You can walk, run or cycle from the front door amongst fabulous unspoilt countryside, close to the Yorkshire, Cumbria and Lancashire borders. There are larger towns and cities in three directions enabling you to stay connected whichever way life takes you. Rural it may be, isolated it is not. The present owners have upgraded the house, buildings and grounds so it is now completely fit for purpose and would suit couples and families alike. Future conversion of the barn may widen this to multi-generational living.  The light and well-proportioned farmhouse is attractively presented. A generous porch leads into a dining hall, off which there are two reception rooms and a home office. The dining kitchen is supported by a large pantry and utility room. There is also a downstairs loo and cloakroom. On the first floor are three double bedrooms (one with ensuite shower room), one with a connected single bedroom/dressing room/nursery/hobbies room, and a house bathroom.  The large barn and two shippons provide plentiful space, so useful for the storage that country life often requires.  A detached workshop (23’6 x 11’11) will suit those keen on DIY. These also present scope for alternative residential, amenity, commercial or light industrial uses (subject, of course, to consent). There is also a large detached potting shed and store (29’5 x 20’4 ft). The well stocked and established gardens are a delight. For those wanting to try their hand living off the land there are raised beds, a poly tunnel (20’ x 13’), Rhino greenhouse (12’ x 8’) and a chicken coop in a fox-proof fenced area. An idyllic rural retreat for those who wish to live seasonally and be ensconced and enriched by nature.  Enjoy it just as it is or look to develop the outbuildings and tailor the space to fulfil your own country living dreams.  Vendor insight Our vision was to increase the diversity of wildlife by enhancing the habitat potential. We had a plan and it’s worked which has been incredibly rewarding to see.  We learnt that we didn’t need to intervene with nature, we’ve left much of the garden alone and wildlife has simply moved in. We have acquired nuggets of wisdom and picked up rural skills along the way.  Location Close to the borders of Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria, Langber End Farm enjoys a quiet and peaceful rural setting, one that is surpisingly central too, making it highly accessible from a variety of directions. On a day-to-day basis, the pretty Dales village of Ingleton will fulfill most requirements with a choice of food stores (Asda and Co-op), an exceptionally popular artisan bakery and long established food hall.  Moving further afield are the market towns of Kirkby Lonsdale and Settle, beyond that the larger towns of Kendal, Skipton and the city of Lancaster and further afield still, the larger cities of Leeds and Manchester. By road, join the M6 motorway at either J34 if heading south or J36 if going north – both under 15 miles away.  The A65 is a mile away and this will open up Yorkshire and the east of the county. Travelling by train is also convenient. There are branch line stations at High Bentham and Giggleswick, both on the Bentham Line which runs between Morecambe and Leeds so ideal for a shopping or theatre trip. Here you can decompress with the peace and stillness of a country lifestyle, but still access excellent road and rail links to maintain business and social connections. Langber End Farm is just outside the boundary of the Yorkshire Dales National Park but boundary lines barely matter as it is surrounded by lush and lovely unspoilt countryside. A fan of fresh air and fun? This is indeed a fabulous place to be if you enjoy exploring the great outdoors, whether on foot, cycle or on horseback. The opportunities for exploration are seemingly endless when one considers the proximity of not only the Dales, but the Lake District National Park (in just under 30 miles you can be standing on the shores of Lake Windermere), the AONBs of the Forest of Bowland and combined coastal Arnside and Silverdale as well as the green and gently undulating Lune Valley.  Vendor insight We feel like it’s the best of both worlds, as we have all the facilities of Ingleton and feel very much part of the community. We get to enjoy the peace and quiet of this hideaway, the private setting is very protected and without street lights we have wonderfully dark and starlit nights along with the distinctive calls of the barn and tawny owls nearby.  Step inside  The property is very welcoming. Dating from 1850, the farmhouse is full of personality and is enticingly charismatic; there are exposed beams, roof trusses and lintels, window seats and inset alcoves as well as exposed stonework and plentiful wall lights for atmospheric lighting. The sitting room and snug both have Morso Squirrel wood burning stoves and the appealing kitchen has timeless fittings and a classic gas fuelled 2-oven Aga – not just a cooking range, it’s there to boil your kettle, air your ironing, dry out damp shoes, warm cold hands and bottoms, provide a magnet for pets and make the most delicious toast ever! The owners tell us “The kitchen is really the hub of our home, as visiting friends always gravitate to the Aga.” Nestled within the gardens, the owners have created their own views with each room enjoying a subtly different outlook and orientation to the well-stocked and established gardens.  The farmhouse faces due south and is warmed by day long sunshine. The side kitchen window gets the early sun, straight onto the breakfast table which makes for a bright start to your morning. We are told there are also some lovely sunsets here as there are few hills to the west blocking the path of the setting sun.  Come with us for a tour….a part glazed front porch has space to take off outdoor boots as you walk through into the generous dining hall from which the staircase rises. Centrally placed, either side of this are reception rooms, to the right a dual aspect and hospitable sitting room. To the left is a slightly smaller snug and beyond this, a study or possibly hobbies space. Moving with children? The study would also make a great playroom or teenage den. Warmed by the Aga, the friendly kitchen has a dual aspect that provides both a great view whilst washing up and when enjoying a kitchen supper at the table. A rear passage from the kitchen leads to a large pantry (you’ll appreciate this at harvest time!), utility room, (conveniently next to the back door) and a downstairs loo. Beautiful Lakeland slate tiles are laid throughout the ground floor apart from the sitting room which is carpeted. The staircase, first floor landing and bedrooms are also carpeted. The landing has an airing cupboard with space to store your linens and towels.  You may choose to the have the bedroom with the ensuite as the principal bedroom which has a lovely view over the back garden to the field beyond. Alternatively, you may prefer the bedroom overlooking the front garden which has both south and west aspects. The room beyond could be a small fourth occasional bedroom, a nursery, dressing room, office or dedicated hobbies room. The third double bedroom has a window seat with a southerly outlook over the garden. The house bathroom has a bath with shower over, wash basin, loo, heated towel rail and radiator.  In their time as custodians of this rustic gem, the owners have installed a new gas central heating boiler, replaced many radiators and most windows, simplified the first floor layout, installed new kitchen fittings, created the pantry, replaced the glazing elements of the porch, re-slated the rear elevation of both the main barn and large shippon.   Step outside Within the grounds the owners have been busy too. All boundaries have been fenced, a wildlife pond created, a Rhino greenhouse erected, many birdboxes have been put up, a rainwater harvesting scheme has been established, mixed hedging has been planted, more mixed hedging has been planted along with many trees …. all this whilst also finding time to grow their own fruit and vegetables and care for their chickens…. Living the Good Life indeed. Their hard work and enthusiasm for nature, conservation and organic produce is now yours to take over to curate your own slice of rural bliss.  The garden here offers something for all the family, there is space to work, rest and play. It is private, enclosed, sheltered and sunny thanks to the south facing orientation. It’s also a generous 1.25 acres or thereabouts.   There are gated front and rear drives offering extensive vehicular parking. Interestingly, where the back drive runs between the shippon and workshop a central line of original bricks have been exposed, reflecting Ingleton’s industrial heritage.  The garden is truly a nature lover’s delight. Paths are mown between swathes of snowdrops, crocii and scilla and a m...

3 bd

Carnforth

USD 2,929,429

A stunning seven bedroom Grade II Listed home offering over 6000 sq ft of spacious and flexible accommodation including a separate detached annexe. Box Lane Court presents a rare opportunity to become the new owner and custodian of a beautiful period 'Grade II Listed' Georgian home. The property is situated in the desirable parish of Boxmoor in Hemel Hempstead on a mature plot of approx. 0.4 acres within the Boxmoor Trust area. Hemel Hempstead mainline station is conveniently approx. a 9 minute walk away with fast connections to London Euston in 27 minutes. The historic market town of Berkhamsted is a short drive or train ride away or can also be reached via a scenic walk along the Grand Union Canal. The location has the convenience of the local towns of Hemel Hempstead and Berkhamsted and their amenities and the close road links of the A41, M1 and M25 whilst being on the doorstep of the Chiltern Hills and surrounding villages of Chipperfield, Saratt and Tring to name a few. The original property dates from around 1726 and has had several Victorian extensions, a 1940's extension and most recently a fantastic modern fully appointed kitchen diner completed in 2019 with limestone flag tiles and under floor heating. It boasts 7 double bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 w/cs, 2 studies, 4 reception rooms, a utility, a cloakroom, an entrance vestibule, a store room, and cellar. The current owners have just completed a highly specified detached 1100 sq ft coach house with a gym/garage and self-contained annexe perfect for guests, generational living or additional income. All relevant listed building and planning consents have been granted. The property has an abundance of original features yet has the benefit of being extensively and sympathetically renovated and extended to an exceptional level of quality and interior finish. The works have been undertaken by the current owner, a joiner/builder, and his team over the past 9 years. It is a truly unique property offering a wealth of 'must see' character with the added luxury and convenience you would expect to find in the most desirable of modern homes. Flexible accommodation is arranged across 3 floors with multiple options for living arrangements with further scope to adapt to a new owners' needs. There is the option to add bathrooms above the principal bedroom and to convert bedroom five, both of which have been future proofed with relevant pipework supplies during the renovation.

7 bd

Hemel Hempstead

USD 1,719,447

Externally there is an in and out gravel driveway with borders to the front, with access to either side of the property via timber gates. To one side of the property there are three bespoke storage sheds and woodstore. The rear garden is extremely private is predominantly laid to lawn with mature silver birch trees, laurel hedging and further borders. There is a wisteria archway next to a superb outside entertaining space with Palmako covered eating area, 12 x 6m patio, Garden room with electricity and infrared heaters, Pizza stove and water/drainage/electric for a hot tub. Approximate areas: 0.25 acres. Location: A sought after and quiet cul de sac, only a short walk from Yarm School and the abundance of amenities of Yarm's thriving High Street. Ideally positioned for commuting to Teesside, James Cook Hospital or for access to the A19, East Coast main line train or Tees Valley airport. Directions: Whatthreewords - ///unfounded.moderated.blend Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains electricity, and sewerage. Two 30KW boilers. Nest intelligent heating system Tenure – Freehold Property Type – Detached. Construction Type – Standard. Council Tax – Stockton Borough Council. Band G Parking – Private off road parking and garage Mobile phone coverage – 5G mobile signal is available in the area. Internet connection – Fibre broadband to the property. Public and Private rights of way - there are no public rights of way over the property. Viewing Arrangements - Strictly via the vendors sole agent at Fine & Country North Yorkshire on ...

5 bd

Yarm

USD 1,528,398

PROPERTY SUMMARY Bent Farm House is one not to be missed. It is not only a semi-rural family home in a desirable location, it also has versatile accommodation with a detached annexe, four stables and private grounds including the formal gardens extending to almost 3.45 acres. The farmhouse itself has been extended on the ground floor and provides 1862 sq ft of living space with a separate sitting room, hallway, cloakroom, open plan family room leading to dining area and kitchen with a separate utility room, on the first floor are three bedrooms, a shower room and family bathroom. The annexe provides a further 772 sq ft of living space with an 18' kitchen/dining room, shower room and sitting room on the ground floor and a bedroom on the first floor. The house is reached via a private gated entrance and shingle driveway with ample parking facilities and gardens extending approximately 0.48 of an acre this leads to three further parcels of land with 2.96 acres of grazing land, four stables, a store room and tack room/workshop and the total land size extends to 3.45 acres. The property and surround area is excellent for equestrian lovers and is within close proximity of riding opportunities at Hundred Acre woods and Creech Woods via quiet lanes and the disused railway line up to Soberton, there are highly regarded local public houses as well as being within 2 miles of Denmead village with its local shops, vets, surgery and schools, it is also within 1½ miles of the historical and prestigious village of Hambledon (within the South Downs National Park).  ENTRANCE Bent Lane is a typical single track country lane with passing places.  BENT FARM HOUSE Shingle driveway leading to gated entrance.  ENTRANCE Pedestrian gate and twin wooden gates with brick pillars leading to large shingle driveway with flowering borders to one side and high hedge to the other, to right is a lawned garden enclosed by a mature hedge with hidden plinth and Calor gas cylinder and underground cesspit tank, central to the lawn is a mature tree and dividing party brick retaining wall with adjacent property, to the left hand side of the property is twin arched topped gateway providing further vehicular access to the rear garden with pillared entrance, wood fender borders and shingle pathway with steps leading up to a raised shingled area with steps leading down to garden. Main front door leading to porch and further steps with twin doors leading to sitting room.  PORCH Double glazed windows to front and side aspect, tiled flooring, radiator with cover over, internal sash window and door leading to:  HALLWAY Wood laminate flooring, balustrade staircase rising to first floor with understairs storage cupboard, roll top radiator, ceiling spotlights, low level cupboard housing electric consumer box.  CLOAKROOM Frosted double glazed window to rear aspect, w.c., wall mounted wash hand basin with chrome furniture and mixer tap, tiled flooring.  SITTING ROOM 15' 0" x 12' 1" (4.57m x 3.68m) Central chimney breast with wood surround fireplace with cast iron arched inlay and marble hearth, wood laminate flooring, matching double windows to side and front aspects overlooking garden with radiators under, panelled door, ceiling spotlights.  OPEN PLAN FAMILY ROOM INC. KITCHEN & DINING ROOM:   FAMILY ROOM 16' 6" x 12' 0" (5.03m x 3.66m) Twin double glazed doors leading to front terrace overlooking garden with double glazed window to one side, stripped and varnished floor boards, ceiling spotlights, radiator with cover over, dimmer switch, central brick surround fireplace with multi-fuel burner and slate hearth, square opening leading to:  KITCHEN / DINING ROOM 23' 8" x 25' 4" decreasing to 16'3" at narrowest point. (7.21m x 7.72m) Wooden flooring, door to hallway, dimmer switch, ceiling spotlights, L shaped breakfast bar peninsular style divide with wood block work surface leading to kitchen, matching wooden flooring, range of wall and floor units with wood block work surface, inset 2½ bowl Villeroy and Bosch butler style sink with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher with matching door, range of pan drawers, over unit lighting, recessed chimney breast with space for Rangemaster free standing cooker with drawers to one side and cupboards to the other, inset lighting over, ceramic tiled splashback, tall larder style cupboard with range of shelving, space for American style fridge/freezer, glazed panelled door leading to utility/boot room.   DINING ROOM Lantern light double glazed roof, twin double glazed doors with full height windows to either side and side aspect overlooking garden and paddock beyond, matching flooring, controls for underfloor heating.  UTILITY/BOOT ROOM 7' 6" x 6' 2" (2.29m x 1.88m) Wood flooring, ceiling spotlights, cloaks hanging area, range of shelving, wall mounted Worcester boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), space and plumbing for washing machine, door with cat flap leading to rear garden.  FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, double glazed windows to rear aspect with far reaching views towards paddocks and fields, roll top radiator, arched opening leading to inner landing with access to loft space, ceiling spotlights, doors to primary rooms.  BEDROOM 1 15' 1" x 12' 1" (4.6m x 3.68m) Double glazed window to side aspect with radiator under, double glazed windows to front overlooking garden with far reaching views to farm and woodland beyond, radiator, panelled door, ceiling spotlights.  SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle with curved panelled door, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, ceramic tiled flooring and tiled to two walls, double glazed window to front aspect, close coupled w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, chrome heated towel rail.  BEDROOM 2 17' 1" max x 8' 0" (5.21m x 2.44m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden with far reaching views over paddocks towards woodland beyond with radiator under, panelled door, built-in double doored storage cupboard housing hot water cylinder with shelving and cupboard over.  FAMILY BATHROOM 8' 3" x 7' 8" (2.51m x 2.34m) Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, white suite comprising: P shaped panelled bath with mixer tap, separate shower over with curved shower screen, vanity unit with oval wash hand basin and cupboard under, mirror fronted medicine cabinet with pelmet lighting over, low level w.c., large mirror with spotlights over, double glazed window to front aspect overlooking garden, tall chrome heated towel rail.  BEDROOM 3 12' 1" x 8' 10" (3.68m x 2.69m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking garden with far reaching views over farmland to woodland beyond, radiator, cast iron grate.  OUTSIDE To the rear of the utility/boot is a covered area and former coal bunker/storage area, paved patio area leading onto lawned garden, to the left hand side is a large shingled area with twin gates providing access to the driveway, high fence and gate providing pedestrian access to the annexe, stable style gate and fencing leading to stables and lawned primary garden.   ANNEXE From the front, accessible from the shingle driveway is a main front door with frosted glazed panel and double glazed window to one side leading directly into a matted area with step to varnished wood flooring and open plan kitchen/dining room.  KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 18' 3" x 10' 4" (5.56m x 3.15m) Wood flooring, balustrade staircase rising to first floor with understairs storage cupboard, radiator, range of matching wall and floor units, range of drawer units, tiled splashback, inset electric hob with oven under and extractor hood, fan and light over, 1½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap and cupboards under, integrated fridge with matching door, one cupboard housing boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating to annexe only (not tested), twin double glazed doors leading to rear courtyard style garden, second radiator, square opening leading to living room.  SHOWER ROOM Shower area with glazed screen and drench style hood and separate shower attachment with drying area to one end, close coupled w.c., vanity plinth with oval wash hand basin and drawe...

4 bd

Waterlooville

USD 700,516

INTRODUCTION A splendid opportunity to acquire an amazing two bedroomed semi-detached barn, occupying an enviable hill top location within a hamlet of just five properties, about one mile from Debenham village. This south facing barn was originally constructed in 1850 and was subsequently converted into a private residence in 1989. It has recently been divided into two barns having been totally refurbished to offer ready to move in, spacious accommodation situated in a prime location overlooking open rolling countryside. Approached along a long private drive, it benefits from private car parking area, pond set within lawns, a secluded shingle courtyard and further private courtyard garden.  SUMMARY OF ACCOMMODATION Fully glazed front door, with adjacent full length windows, through to good sized Living Room with vaulted ceilings and exposed oak timbers, open plan newly fitted Kitchen with integrated appliances, new Family Bathroom with bath and shower, Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room and large walk-in wardrobe. Second double Bedroom with amazing views over open countryside. Large inner Hallway with natural light tunnel. Generous patio area. Good sized gardens with safe, fenced in pond and stunning views. Shingled parking area with electric car charger point . Large garden shed. An early internal inspection is strongly advised.  RECENT REFURBISHMENT WORKS UNDERTAKEN Brand New Oil Fired Central Heating New DS2 Drainage System - fitted by Binders Sumptuous Fully Fitted Kitchen New Family Bathroom New UPVC Windows and Velux rooflight Rewiring works Totally redecorated inside and out New Water and Electricity supply and meters Quality Boundary fencing and landscaping New flooring and carpeting throughout   OUTSIDE This south facing barn occupies a prime hill top location overlooking open rolling countryside. It is approached via a long, private, tree lined driveway leading up to a five bar gate. There is a shingled parking area, with electric vehicle charge point, with adjacent open lawns. A pathway leads past a large, fully fenced-in pond to a further private lawn area all enclosed by new fencing. Large Large Garden Shed with full power and lighting with adjacent concrete hardstanding to one side and shingle courtyard to the other side with plenty of space for additional storage. Wooden gate opening to further enclosed, private courtyard garden with raised flagstone patio, lawn and mature shrubs. A real suntrap with fabulous views. There is a high wooden fence separating the two properties to ensure privacy. 

2 bd

Debenham

USD 1,146,298

OVERVIEW ** GUIDE PRICE OF £900,000 to £950,000 ** Welcome to Millstone Green, an exquisite family home nestled in the picturesque village of Copford. This beautifully maintained property offers a perfect blend of modern elegance and timeless charm, providing a serene retreat within reach of local amenities. Boasting spacious interiors, luxurious finishes, and stunning gardens, this residence is the ideal setting for both relaxation and entertainment. Discover the perfect balance of comfort and sophistication at Millstone Green, where every detail reflects quality and attention to detail.  THE PROPERTY Welcome to this stunning five-bedroom detached property located in the premier postcode of Millstone Green. As you enter through the wide hallway with its elegant, panelled walls, you'll be captivated by the striking staircase and luxurious interiors. This property offers an abundance of versatile space, including an open plan orangery/family room, sitting room, playroom, boot room, downstairs WC and utility room. The two en-suites and a family bathroom ensure that everyone in the family has their own private sanctuary. The sash windows throughout the property add a touch of elegance, while the zoned underfloor heating on the ground floor and in all bathrooms providing ultimate comfort. The open plan kitchen/family room is a true masterpiece, featuring sash windows, large roof lantern, French doors to the garden, and access to the utility room and side passage. The fully fitted bespoke Urban Myth kitchen includes a central island, plenty of storage, and high-end appliances such as a double oven/microwave combi, wine fridge, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, gas hob, and extractor. It's a dream come true for any culinary enthusiast. Upstairs, you'll find five bedrooms providing ample space for the whole family, currently set up as a master, nursery, guest room and two home offices. The spacious principal bedroom features a dressing area, while the en-suite offers a luxurious shower cubicle, WC, basin, and heated towel rail. Another bedroom includes an en-suite featuring a shower, WC, basin, and heated towel rail. The interior of this property is simply breathtaking, with four spacious double bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms. The family bathroom is a haven of relaxation, featuring a bath with a fitted shower screen and shower over, as well as a WC, basin, and heated towel rail. The grounds of this stunning property showcase a blend of elegance and practicality, perfect for family living. The property features a generous expanse of well-maintained lawn, bordered by mature hedges and a charming wrap-around brick wall, ensuring privacy and a sense of seclusion. A paved patio area offers an ideal spot for outdoor dining and relaxation, seamlessly extending the living space from the indoors. The low-maintenance garden is thoughtfully landscaped with a few shrubs and plants, providing lovely greenery. Additionally, a driveway, garage and carport (with additional access from the garden) offer ample parking and storage, enhancing the property's functionality. This outdoor space is perfect for children to play, family gatherings, or simply enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The communal green at the front of the property offers additional play space. The location of this property is second to none. Situated in the charming village of Copford, Essex, it offers easy access to the highly regarded Tollgate Centre and Stane Park, where you'll find a variety of retail and restaurant establishments, whilst being only a short drive to the town centre. Excellent schools/nurseries are also within a short distance (St Mary's, Holmwood House, Oxford House, Littlegarth, Colchester Prep), making it the perfect location for families. For those who commute, Marks Tey train station is only a short 10–15-minute walk away, with direct trains to London up to 3 times an hour taking only 42 mins to Stratford, with easy onward connections to the DLR, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines. The village of Copford is well-served by bus services, providing easy access to Colchester, Chelmsford, and Braintree; and is only a 35 min drive to Stansted Airport. And if you're looking for recreational activities, the Bannatyne Health Club and Best Western Hotel, Colchester Zoo, Abberton Reservoir Nature Discovery Park, and numerous well-regarded horse-riding schools are on your doorstep. This exceptional property is truly a dream home, meticulously improved by the current owners. It offers a secure and attractive private community, making it ideal for families and those looking for a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle. With its connection to gas, electric, mains water, and mains drainage, this property has everything you need for modern living. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a truly remarkable home. Viewings are highly recommended. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and make this spectacular property your own.   LOCATION Copford is a charming village located in the county of Essex, England. Nestled in the picturesque countryside, Copford offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for residents to enjoy. The village is known for its beautiful surroundings, with rolling fields, meandering rivers, and lush greenery. It is a perfect destination for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Copford is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, making it an ideal location for commuters. The village is conveniently located near major transport links, including the A12 and A120, providing easy access to Colchester, Chelmsford, and Braintree. In terms of amenities, Copford offers a range of facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. The village boasts a highly regarded shopping centre nearby, which features a variety of retail shops including M&S and Sainsbury's, restaurants, and other establishments. There are also excellent state and private educational options in the area. For recreational activities, residents can take advantage of the Best Western Marks Tey Hotel, which is situated nearby. The hotel offers a range of amenities, including a spa, health and fitness club, and a 15-meter swimming pool. There are also numerous woods, country parks and nature trails in the area. Copford has a strong sense of community, with various events and activities organized throughout the year. The village is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, making it a great place to live and socialize. Overall, Copford offers a desirable location with its natural beauty, convenient amenities, and easy access to transportation. It is an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful and close-knit community while still being within reach of urban conveniences.  Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Colchester

USD 859,724

Highfield Barn is a truly remarkable property set within approximately half an acre of grounds, that seamlessly blends period charm with modern innovation. This exceptional barn conversion has been thoughtfully designed with a focus on eco-friendly features and meticulous attention to detail. The exterior showcases lime-rendered and exposed stone elevations, complemented by Passive House-approved triple-glazed windows with slate sills and solid oak lintels, all set beneath a slate roof with galvanised gutters and downpipes. Inside, the barn offers an airtight, low-carbon living environment with a contemporary aesthetic. A cohesive grey theme runs throughout, from the recently added conservatory and bespoke kitchen to the bathrooms, wardrobes, and fitted carpets on the first floor. The property features advanced eco-technology, including a mechanical ventilation and heat recovery (MVHR) system, as well as external CCTV cameras and automated electric entrance gates. An architect's certificate provides added assurance of the property's quality and compliance. The approach to Highfield Barn is via a shared tarmac forecourt leading to private, electrically operated gates set between brick pillars. A separate pedestrian gate leads to the rear courtyard, which is attractively paved and framed by stone and brick retaining walls. Electrical sockets and a hedge provide additional functionality and privacy in this charming outdoor space. At the front, an extensive gravelled driveway sweeps between the barn and the garage, offering ample parking and turning space. Adjacent to the barn is a substantial detached double garage, constructed with a Douglas fir frame and ornate staddle stone supports. Set on a brick base and timber-clad under a slate roof, the garage includes a versatile storage room with its own staircase, water supply, power, and lighting. This space presents excellent potential for conversion into a studio, office, or leisure facility, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Additional outbuildings include a detached workshop measuring 13'8 x 9'4 and a garden store, both with power and light, providing further practical and flexible options. The ground floor of the barn is an open-plan masterpiece, with a light and airy living area that features double-aspect views through glazed doors. Two natural ash-clad feature walls, enhanced by coloured mood lighting and a fun disco light option, create a unique and inviting ambiance. The kitchen, designed by Howdens, follows a sleek matt grey theme with stone-effect work surfaces and handle-less cabinets. High-end integrated appliances include a Lamona dishwasher, a Neff double oven, and a Wi-Fi enabled induction hob. A central island adds functionality with storage, a fridge, a wine cooler, a breakfast bar, and stylish industrial-style lighting overhead. A walk-in pantry with sensor-activated lighting provides fitted shelving and ample space for an American-style fridge/freezer. The utility room continues the kitchen's modern design with matching units, a stainless-steel sink, and space for laundry appliances. The conservatory, recently added to the property, serves as a versatile dining or relaxation area with double doors that open onto the rear courtyard. A cloakroom doubles as a plant room and houses the Ubiflux Vigor unit and water cylinder, along with a vanity sink and WC. On the first floor, the landing offers a bright and open sitting area beneath a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. The principal bedroom is a luxurious retreat with a double-aspect layout, vaulted beams, built-in double wardrobes, and overhead storage. The en-suite bathroom is finished to a high standard, featuring a slate-tiled shower base, vanity unit, and heated towel rail. Three additional bedrooms, all with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and fitted wardrobes, provide ample accommodation. Bedroom 2 further benefits from an en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is equally well-appointed, with a panelled bath, overhead shower, vanity unit, and modern fixtures. Highfield Barn offers additional potential for further expansion, subject to planning permission, making it a truly flexible and adaptable home. The property backs onto an equestrian facility specialising in racehorses, while its boundaries are defined by fencing, young laurel hedges, and willow screening, ensuring both privacy and natural beauty. This unique property combines timeless character with cutting-edge eco-friendly features, offering versatile spaces and an idyllic setting. Highfield Barn is a rare opportunity that must be seen to be fully appreciated. Utility Room WC Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen 35'6" (10.82m) max x 15'9" (4.8m) max. Pantry Conservatory 10'11" x 9'3" (3.33m x 2.82m). First Floor Landing Bedroom 1 14'10" x 10'9" (4.52m x 3.28m). En Suite Shower Room Bedroom 2 10'7" x 8'9" (3.23m x 2.67m). En Suite Shower Room Bedroom 3 9'8" x 8'4" (2.95m x 2.54m). Bedroom 4 9'8" x 8' (2.95m x 2.44m). Bathroom Double Garage 24'7" x 19'3" (7.5m x 5.87m). Garage Loft Space 24'7" x 19'3" (7.5m x 5.87m). Tenure    Freehold Services    Mains electricty and water. Underfloor heating to the groundfloor + heat recovery system through the whole house. Private drainage system Viewing    Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agent Council Tax Band    E - North Devon District Council From Barnstaple proceed out of town through Newport and towards Bishops Tawton roundabout, head out through Bishops Tawton and on to the A377 towards Umberleigh. After passing the Fishleigh Farm shop and garage on your right hand side, take the next right hand turning sign posted Atherington, Torrington and High Bickington. Follow this road for approximately half a mile and you will enter the village of Atherington with the church on your right hand side. Continue through Atherington Village, down the steep hill and on rising on the far side, pass over the minor cross roads and the barn with be found on the right hand side identified by our for sale sign. Features: - Garage

4 bd

Torrington

USD 827,882

OVERVIEW *GUIDE PRICE £650,000 TO £700,000* NO ONWARD CHAIN Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Bradfield, this stunning detached bungalow offers an exceptional blend of style, space, and versatility. Boasting an impressive 2245 sq ft (209 sq m) of total internal area, including charming outbuildings, this beautifully designed home is perfect for modern family living or those seeking a tranquil countryside retreat. With its thoughtfully arranged layout, generously proportioned rooms, and idyllic garden, this property is a true gem in a highly sought-after location.  THE PROPERTY This impressive detached bungalow at Steam Mill Close offers a spacious and versatile living space with 2245 sq ft (209 sq m) of total internal area. The main house features a bright and modern kitchen/dining room, a generous sitting room, and four well-sized bedrooms, including a master with an en suite bathroom. Additionally, the fourth bedroom can be used as a study which is perfect for working from home. The family bathroom is also conveniently located. The property benefits from a delightful summer house that could be used as a home office or studio, as well as a large double garage offering secure parking and storage. Set in a peaceful and private location, the bungalow is surrounded by well-maintained gardens and a driveway with ample off-road parking, offering a perfect blend of comfort, style, and practicality in this sought-after area of Bradfield.  OUTSIDE The grounds and garden at Steam Mill Close are beautifully maintained, offering a tranquil and private outdoor space ideal for relaxation and entertaining. The property is set on a generous plot with a well-established garden, featuring a mix of lawned areas, mature shrubs, and trees, creating a peaceful and secluded atmosphere. A spacious patio provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining or enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. The garden is thoughtfully landscaped, offering plenty of space for children to play, gardening enthusiasts to indulge, or simply to unwind in a serene environment. The property also includes a large driveway with ample off-road parking and access to the double garage, ensuring convenience and privacy. Additionally, the summer house in the garden offers a versatile outdoor retreat, ideal as a home office, studio, or quiet sanctuary.  LOCATION This Beautiful Bungalow is situated in the charming village of Bradfield, a peaceful and sought-after location in the heart of the Essex countryside. The property enjoys the best of both worlds, offering a tranquil rural setting while being within easy reach of local amenities and excellent transport links. Bradfield itself is a picturesque village with a strong sense of community, providing a welcoming environment for families and individuals alike. For everyday convenience, the nearby market town of Manningtree is just a short drive away, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and services, as well as access to good schools. Manningtree station provides direct train services to London Liverpool Street, making it an ideal location for commuters looking for a balance of countryside living with easy access to the city. The surrounding area is also rich in natural beauty, with scenic countryside walks, nature reserves, and outdoor activities to enjoy. This idyllic location combines rural charm with modern-day convenience, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat without sacrificing access to essential amenities and transport links.  Features: - Garage

4 bd

Manningtree

USD 4,585,193

This contemporary apartment is located in a Victorian red-brick mansion block in Westminster. It is defined by its chic and modern finish, which juxtaposes with its historic exterior, and is arranged over the eleventh and twelfth floors, meaning it has breathtaking views across the city. Entry is on the eleventh floor, where stairs lead to the large open-plan reception room. Here, wide floor-to-ceiling doors frame the stunning views of the London skyline and open to a wide balcony. A kitchen lies next door, where sleek cabinetry conceals appliances and is complemented by a black marble splashback. Two underground car parking spaces also accompany this property. On the lower floor, three ensuite bedrooms are all very generous. All have built-in storage and access to a balcony, two of which run on either side of the apartment. The apartment also has lovely views across the open spaces of Christchurch Gardens, which the mansion block curls around. Victoria Street provides many local amenities and is close to the green open spaces of St. James's Park. St James's Park underground station is the closest tube station.

3 bd

2,291 sqft

London

USD 6,049,907

This spacious and thoughtfully renovated four-bedroom apartment is arranged across circa 2,150 sq. ft. of well-appointed accommodation on the fourth floor of one of St John's Wood's most prestigious buildings. Situated on the outer circle of Regent's Park, Abbey Lodge is both utterly tranquil and in the heart of central London. The apartment has a bright reception room with large sash windows. This is complemented by a stunning eat-in kitchen, where sleek minimal cabinetry finished in a neutral shade conceals top-of-the-line appliances. Four double bedrooms provide ample space, with the principal bedroom offering an en suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms also feature en suite shower rooms, and there is an extra shower room and guest WC. A utility room adds to the practicality of this home, while natural light fills every corner of the space, highlighting the quality finishes throughout. Residents of Abbey Lodge have first-class amenities, including a communal garden and basement storage. Parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and the building is serviced by a 24-hour porter. Communal heating ensures comfort year-round, and a passenger lift offers easy access to the apartment. The property's prime location provides superb transport links, with St John's Wood tube station (Jubilee line) just 0.7 miles away and Baker Street tube station (Jubilee, Circle, Metropolitan, and Bakerloo lines) only 0.6 miles away. Residents will also enjoy access to extensive shopping areas and the scenic beauty of Regent's Park. Please note: The lease is currently being extended to 150 years with a peppercorn ground rent.

4 bd

2,115 sqft

London