USD 464,827

A rare chance to purchase a charming, greatly extended, totally refurbished, stone cottage dating to 1717 which nestles between other historic properties in a conservation area in the heart of the much sought after Lincolnshire Cliff village of Navenby. With 3 double bedrooms and a fully fitted bathroom upstairs, there are 2 very generous reception rooms downstairs and a newly installed kitchen at the back. A sheltered courtyard style back garden leads off the kitchen and French doors, beyond which is an expansive area for parking. In such a convenient position with everything you might need, including a primary school, within walking distance, this beautifully presented property suits a young family, a couple or indeed, an individual. “We came here about 5 or 6 years ago and have totally stripped out and refurbished throughout retaining as much of the original features as possible. It was the wonderful inglenook fireplace that really sold the house to us!” “It has a lot of history having begun life as a small cottage but has been extended multiple times. It’s been used as a home as well as a shop in the past. It was once a glassware shop but we bought it when it was an interior and homeware store, one where it was set out as a house but you could buy everything inside, which we then converted into a home.” “We carried out a complete renovation project from top to bottom. The main roof was in good order but we re-felted and re-tiled the extension roofs and gutted everywhere else too. We re-plastered, and we fitted a new kitchen, bathroom and downstairs WC. All the timber windows were replaced, like with like only in low maintenance, double-glazed uPvc. Apart from the original floorboards in the entrance hall which we restored, we have laid all flooring new elsewhere including new carpets in the living room and upstairs. At the time, there was no mains gas to the property so we had that arranged too, which was quite a task!” “The beautiful fireplace in the living room contains an open fire which is lovely in the winter; the chimney has been regularly swept. The fireplace in the dining room we have never used but it would be possible to enjoy an open fire there too, if wished.” “It’s amazingly quiet here considering we are on the high street. The walls are so thick and I think the new double-glazed windows and new doors have made a huge difference. It is so convenient having everything on the doorstep – you can just nip out if you’ve run out of something - I never seem to have to get in a car! We are so close to the primary school and there are lots of things going on here and in neighbouring villages such as Coleby and Wellingore.” “As you turn to come down our drive at the back, an area that was once Navenby’s market place, there is the remains of a stone cross erected in honour of Queen Eleanor which dates back to 1290. Eleanor, the beloved wife of Edward I, died that year at Harby near Lincoln and the King commissioned stone crosses to mark her body’s journey from Lincoln to Westminster Abbey.” Location Attractive Navenby lies on the A607 about 10 miles (15 mins) south of Lincoln and is one of the larger ‘cliff’ villages standing on the limestone escarpment that runs north to south in the centre of Lincolnshire. Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire is about 15 miles (20 mins) southwest, and Sleaford about 10 miles (15 mins) southeast. Fast trains from Newark to central London take around 75 minutes making it perfectly feasible for a day trip into the capital. Grantham is less than a half hour drive south where there is also a train station, fast trains to Kings Cross taking around an hour. A few years ago, Navenby was voted one of the top rural locations in Britain in which to live. A charming village with a lovely mix of traditional stone period properties, many listed buildings, it is a thriving community. The property is situated in the very heart of the village so everything is within an easy walk. There are several family-run shops and businesses such as Welbourne’s Bakery which is one of the longest standing artisanal bakeries in the county, and Welbourne’s Tea Room. The main supermarket is the Co-op although there is a One-Stop convenience store almost opposite; there is a medical centre, two pubs, The Lion & Royal and The King’s Head, as well as the popular Macy’s Brasserie. A new community centre, The Navenby Venue, is a hub of activity for many clubs, classes and events. Navenby straddles the old Roman Road, Ermine Street, as well as the Viking Way providing wonderful country walks with views across the Trent Valley, and much local history. Mrs. Smith’s Cottage is a popular museum in the village illustrating a century of rural Lincolnshire life. Schools Navenby C of E Primary School is rated Outstanding by Ofsted and is within walking distance of the property. There is a wide choice of secondary education in the area with a popular state school, William Robertson Academy 3.5 miles (about 5 mins) down the road in Welbourn, a co-ed school rated Good. Sleaford, about 10 miles to the southeast, has St. George’s Academy, Carre’s Grammar School, and Kesteven & Sleaford High School (for Girls), all rated Good. Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School and The King’s School (for boys), both rated Outstanding by Ofsted, are about 15 miles south in Grantham. Newark, 15 miles southwest, has Newark Academy and Magnus Academy, both rated Good. In Lincoln, 11 miles north, The Priory Academy, Sir Robert Pattinson Academy and North Kesteven Academy, amongst others, are also all rated Good. In the independent sector, the co-educational Lincoln Minster Schools in the centre of the city are extremely highly regarded. Services: Mains electricity, gas and drainage; mains gas central heating Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: D Tenure: Freehold Epc Rating: F Features: - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Lincoln

USD 3,092,647

This impressive three-bedroom duplex apartment occupies the ground and lower-ground floors of a smart period building and has been sensitively updated providing contemporary interior design and a functional layout.

3 bd

1,593 sqft

London

USD 601,176

Sunny Detached Home. Here’s a spacious and detached three-bedroom family home with something of a surprise! Where you might expect a decent-sized garden, is nothing short of a small park where even the keenest gardener won’t run out of space to cultivate. With nothing behind except countryside and wide Norfolk skies, you’re guaranteed beautiful views, plenty of light and blissful rural tranquillity. CHAIN FREE Features: - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Diss

USD 216,919

A truly superb stretch of both single and double bank fishing on the renowned River Barle. Running south from the outskirts of Dulverton to Perry Weir, just south of Brushford. Formerly known as the A and B Beats of the then well-known Carnarvon Arms Hotel. The River Barle rises some 450 metres above sea level, within an area known as “The Chains” on the north west plateau of Exmoor. In the 1800s the Barle was damned at its source (Pinkery Pond) by the industrialist John Knight, to create a reservoir. The river flows south and then east to Simonsbath and Withypool collecting additional flow from the lesser known “Barle Water”, “White Water”, “Sherdon Water” and “Pennycombe Water” tributaries. From Withypool the river flows south east to Dulverton, passing through the historically renowned Tarr Steps (with its ancient stone “Clapper Bridge”) and picks up further flow along the way from “West Water”, “Little River” and “Danes Brook”. Ultimately the river then passes through the fishing rights presently for sale, shortly after which it joins the River Exe at Exebridge. Exmoor is a sparsely wooded with steep sided “V” shaped valleys which broaden at Dulverton and south towards Exebridge. Whilst there are two “Beats” our clients wish to offer both for sale as one. They are however described as two separate “Beats” due to the historical nature of the fishing and due to each “Beats” own individual renown. BEAT “A” Double and single bank fishing on the Barle – The left bank running from approximately the lower side of New Bridge to the Kissing Gate and Telegraph Pole Hedge two fields upstream. 811 yards (741 metres). The right bank runs from the lower side of New Bridge to the garden fence of Penlee, Dulverton (the first property on entering the outskirts of the town). 1473 yards (1347 metres). The stretch includes both named pools and The Salmon Leap BEAT “B” Double bank fishing on the lower stretch of the Barle – The left bank running from the bottom of Perry Weir to the lower side of New Bridge. 907 yards (830 metres). The right bank runs from the topside of the mill leat gate to the lower side of New Bridge. 1006 yards (920 metres). ACCESS Access is on foot only. Please contact the agents for specific directions. However, as a general guide, it can be accessed from Dulverton at the very foot of Milhams Lane across the fields running south. Alternatively from either New Bridge or Iron Bridge. New Bridge is privately owned property and we would not recommend parking here. From Iron Bridge the fishing can be accessed in either direction. Again whilst the road here is public highway, we would recommend that you park with caution and care in an area allowing the free flow of any traffic. TENURE AND POSSESSION The rights are for the sale and exclusive right of fishing and taking further fish together with the right to trim the banks, trees and bushes overhanging the river, to cut weeds and make pools for the purposes of such fishing rights. METHOD OF SALE For sale by Private Treaty (reserving the rights to offer the same for sale by Informal Tender if necessary). PLANS Identification only and not to scale. VIEWING Viewing is strictly by appointment only please. Please contact Webbers Fine & Country Dulverton office on ... before viewing. All parties viewing the fishing do so at their own risk and are expected to take their own necessary safety precautions if inspecting the fishing rights. Viewing should only be carried out during day light hours. There may be livestock grazing the land adjoining so please do be careful and keep all gates closed at all times. Guide price £175,000 for the Whole. 4,197 YARDS (3,839 meters) FISHING RIGHTS ON THE RIVER BARLE NEAR DULVERTON, SOMERSET

Dulverton

USD 861,479

A substantial detached family home with four double bedrooms, and three reception rooms, refurbished to a high specification, and immaculately presented in a an exclusive development of just three properties enjoying the benefits of being located in a pretty village, yet accessible to amenities and commuter links. A particularly light and spacious entrance hallway welcomes you into this well proportioned family home. The kitchen has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment to provide a contemporary and practical working area, with plenty of floor and wall units and integrated Neff appliances, all complemented by bespoke granite worksurfaces, and tiled flooring. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen, enjoying views over the rear garden and an open plan feel it is a fantastic area for the family to dine both casually and formally with friends and family. The sitting room is triple aspect with French doors leading to the garden, and a large feature fireplace with a woodburing stove for those long winter evenings. A third reception room lends itself to be utilised as a study or a family room, making this beautifully presented home ideal for those who need flexible living space. A practical utility room fitted with storage cupboards and space for appliances also has a door leading to the rear garden. The cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor there are four generous double bedrooms, and a well appointed bathroom. The master bedroom has the benefit on an en-suite shower too. Outside to the front the property is accessed via a shared driveway that serves just three properties. There is a double garage with plenty of storage space, along with private driveway parking. Gated side access leads to the rear garden, which has mature trees, raised flower beds, and an attractive water feature. With a south westerly aspect and a large patio area it is perfect for BBQs and al-fresco dining or just relaxing with a glass of wine on a long summer evening. The timber framed summer house is another bonus it has power and heating, and has served as a home office for the current owners. Poundon is a small village, Surrounded by open countryside the views are endless, and there are plenty of walks to enjoy. The nearby villages of Twyford and Marsh Gibbon offer primary schools, shops, post office and numerous activities. Bicester is the nearest town with a wide range of shops, together with cafes, pubs, numerous restaurants, weekly markets, Sainsburys and Tesco's supermarkets, a cinema complex, and various leisure facilities. For commuting Bicester North, and Bicester Village stations offer a great service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes and you can reach Birmingham in 1 hour. The M40 is within easy reach at J9 or J10 and offers access to London, the M25, Oxford and Birmingham. Buckingham town centre also offers an extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities including Tesco and Waitrose supermarkets, more extensive shopping and facilites can be found in Milton Keynes and Oxford. Along with primary schools in Twyford and Marsh Gibbon the area is well served for private education. Preparatory schools include:- Beachborough (Westbury), Winchester House (Brackley) and Swanbourne, with other private schools including Stowe School, Thornton College (girls), Bloxham School and Akeley Wood, which are both primary and secondary schools. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Twyford

USD 86,768

PLEASE QUOTE 504324 FOR ALL ENQUIRIES A secure parking space for sale (space 4). It offers convenient, hassle-free parking in a secure underground garage with a remote automatic door for easy access. Available for Residents, Non Residents and Businesses. The garage is set in a private road behind Kenbrook House, which is conveniently situated on the corner of Kensington High Street and Melbury Road. Quote Reference: 519042 Features: - Parking

London

USD 507,077

Elegant 2-Bedroom Apartment in Berkshire, Slough.

This 702 sq ft apartment, located on the ninth floor, provides a West-facing balcony for enjoying evening sunsets. The property is thoughtfully designed with spacious bedrooms, a contemporary kitchen, and stylish bathrooms. Priced at £405,500, it's ready for completion in January 2025, making it a timely opportunity for investors to capitalize on the UK's strong property appreciation trends.

2 bd

700 sqft

Slough

USD 488,094

Modern 2-Bedroom Apartment in Berkshire, Slough.

Spanning 691 sq ft, this apartment is designed with a contemporary layout and features a North West-facing aspect that invites ample natural light. The property boasts two well-appointed bathrooms, modern finishes, and an open-plan living space ideal for entertaining. Priced at £390,250, this home is set for completion in January 2025. With the UK property market demonstrating consistent stability, this property offers both rental income potential and long-term capital appreciation.

2 bd

689 sqft

Slough

USD 2,154,085

Modern Townhouses in Enfield with Scenic Views.

Set in a peaceful enclave, these modern townhouses offer a fresh take on contemporary living. Designed with elegance and functionality in mind, these homes offer spacious interiors, private parking, and a layout that maximizes both style and comfort. Residents will enjoy stunning views over expansive green spaces, creating an ideal environment for peaceful living while being just moments away from the heart of the historic area. These homes provide an excellent balance of tranquility and accessibility, situated within a vibrant community and close to important cultural landmarks, educational institutions, and transport links to London. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat or a connected lifestyle, these townhouses provide the perfect option for those who value luxury, convenience, and a rich historical environment. Contact Us: For more details or to schedule a viewing, contact Trust Point today and explore the exceptional living spaces available in this sought-after location.

4 bd

1,959 sqft

Enfield

USD 1,123,258

Modern 2-Bedroom Apartment in Finsbury Park, London.

Spanning 829 sq ft (77 m2), this contemporary apartment offers a Southwest-facing balcony, providing an ideal outdoor space to relax and enjoy views of the courtyard gardens. The apartment features two spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, two stylish bathrooms, and an open-plan living area with a fully equipped modern kitchen. Priced at £899,950, it is expected to be completed by April-June 2025. Finsbury Park's proximity to Central London, combined with its abundant green spaces and ongoing regeneration projects, makes this an excellent investment opportunity with high rental demand.

2 bd

829 sqft

Islington

USD 733,641

Chic 1-Bedroom Apartment in Finsbury Park, London.

With 597 sq ft (55.5 m2), this apartment offers spacious living with a Northwest-facing aspect and stunning views of Alexandra Palace. The property includes a private balcony, modern interiors, and ample storage. Priced at £587,500, it is expected to be completed by July-December 2025. The Finsbury Park area has seen a significant influx of young professionals, driving rental demand and ensuring steady growth in property values.

1 bd

592 sqft

Islington

USD 911,041

Luxury Apartments in Wandsworth with Wellness Facilities.

Located in one of London's greenest boroughs, Wandsworth Mills offers an exceptional living experience that combines heritage charm with modern luxury. This brand-new development features a selection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, courtyards, and tranquil riverside settings. Perfectly located, Wandsworth Mills offers easy access to the heart of London, with Wandsworth Town Station just 13 minutes from Waterloo. The apartments in this stunning development are designed to the highest specifications, with spacious interiors, premium finishes, and large windows to maximize natural light. Residents enjoy a wealth of on-site amenities, including a wellness-focused Retreat with a thermal spa, gym, and two private screening rooms. With over 15,000 square feet dedicated to residents' facilities, Wandsworth Mills offers the ultimate in comfort and convenience. Living here provides access to over 1,700 acres of nearby green spaces, including Wandsworth Common, perfect for outdoor activities and relaxation. Families will appreciate the proximity to some of the city's best primary, secondary, and independent schools, as well as a vibrant cultural scene. For more information or to schedule a viewing of these exquisite homes, contact Trust Point today. Find your dream home at Wandsworth Mills and embrace the perfect combination of city living and tranquil surroundings.

1 bd

549 sqft

Wandsworth

USD 925,170

Exclusive 3-Bedroom Apartment in Plumstead, London.

This 1,150 sq ft (106.8 m2) three-bedroom apartment is available for £750,000, providing a premium living experience in Plumstead, London. The property features a bright and spacious open-plan living and dining area, ideal for entertaining and relaxing. The kitchen is fitted with state-of-the-art appliances and stylish cabinetry, offering both functionality and elegance. The master bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and a luxurious en-suite bathroom, while the second and third bedrooms offer flexibility for various uses. A family bathroom adds convenience for residents. The apartment includes a private balcony, providing outdoor space to enjoy views of the Plumstead skyline. With an annual service charge of £4,200 and a rental yield of approximately £3,300 per month, this property is a smart investment choice. Plumstead is a fast-developing area, benefiting from ongoing regeneration and excellent transport links via the Elizabeth Line. This apartment offers strong rental demand and long-term capital growth, making it an attractive option for both investors and homeowners seeking a premium property in a thriving London neighborhood.

3 bd

Plumstead

USD 567,582

Apartments for Sale on the Islands of Dubai – Flora Isle   From AED 2,088,888, become a homeowner in a beachfront paradise. Discover Flora Isle , the iconic project on the Dubai Islands , offering luxurious ocean-view apartments, world-class amenities, and an exclusive location.   Exceptional offers: • 1 bedroom : 800 sqft from AED 2,088,888 . • 2 bedrooms : 1,200 sqft from 3,120,888 AED. • 3 bedrooms : 2,100 sqft from AED 6,250,888 .   ✨ High-end equipment: ♂️ • Infinity pool with sea view. ♀️ • Yoga pavilion and wellness garden . • Children's playground , private cabanas and barbecue areas. ️ ♀️ • Modern gym and outdoor sports equipment.   Dream Location: 2 minutes from the marina, 5 minutes from Dubai Islands Mall , and 18 minutes from Dubai International Airport.   Ultra Flexible Payment Plan: • 20% on booking. • 30% during construction. • 50% upon handover of the keys (Q1 2028).   Contact us today to book your apartment on the Dubai Islands! Visit ... and experience luxury by the sea.

1 bd

700 sqft

Mayfair

USD 4,028,498

This striking Queen Anne style property features an inviting private entrance, leading to an impressive living room that seamlessly connects with the generous kitchen and dining room. The principal bedroom includes a walk-in dressing room and en suite bathroom, while the second bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room. All the key rooms on the ground floor benefit from voluminous proportions, enhancing the sense of space and grandeur. Downstairs, there are two additional double bedrooms and a bathroom. The apartment has plenty of storage, a utility room and retains many of its original period details, such as high ceilings, sash windows, and intricate cornicing. Situated on the tranquil residential road of Palace Court, the property is ideally located within walking distance of Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road, an area celebrated for its excellent shops, restaurants, renowned schools, and outstanding transport links. Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are just a short stroll away, with the entrance to Kensington Gardens approximately 0.1 miles from the property. Notting Hill Gate tube station (Central, District, and Circle lines) is about 0.3 miles away, offering convenient access to West London and the City, while Paddington Station, just 1 mile away, provides links to the Elizabeth Line, Hammersmith and City, Bakerloo, District, and Circle lines, as well as national rail services. The apartment measures approximately 2,464 Sqft (228 Sqm), comes with a share of the freehold, and benefits from approximately 971 years remaining on the lease. Residents' permit parking is available, subject to the usual consents. With its spacious layout and prime location, this property is ideally suited for a couple or family seeking a main home or pied-à-terre.

4 bd

London

USD 2,045,237

Set on the leafy, tree-lined avenue of Fordwych Road, this exquisite semi-detached home offers a remarkable blend of period charm and contemporary style across a thoughtfully designed living space. The property features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, spanning over 2200 square feet. It is distinguished by its lush, east-facing garden and original architectural character, making it a coveted residence in a vibrant London neighbourhood. Key Features • Semi-detached period family home spanning across 2244 square feet • Five bedrooms, three bathrooms • Stunning hip-to-gable loft conversion (converted in 2019) • Underfloor heating • Manicured east-facing garden • Excellent location • Freehold The Tour This exquisite semi-detached home is a perfect example of classic Edwardian architecture, featuring a red brick facade accented with white detailing and terracotta tiles on the pointed gable. Its steeply pitched roof is adorned with slate tiles and dormer windows that not only enhance the interior lighting but also preserve the home's external charm. The grand entrance is marked by wooden double doors, expertly recreated by the London Door Company to reflect the original style, and are equipped with security glass, a Yale-style lock, and an additional deadlock. Above the entrance, an elegant, original stained glass transom window, now encased within double-glazing, adds a touch of sophistication while improving thermal efficiency. The pathway to the house, lined with black and white encaustic tiles, leads to tastefully landscaped front garden, integrating aesthetic appeal with urban functionality. The beautifully orchestrated ground floor plan is designed to enhance both comfort and elegance. As you enter, you're greeted by a welcoming hallway with natural stone travertine flooring, complete with water-based underfloor heating, setting the tone for the warmth and style that defines the home. The front living room offers a serene retreat with a modern white limestone fireplace featuring a working coal effect gas fire. This room is bathed in natural light streaming through the large bay windows, originally sash and now retrofitted with double glazing for enhanced insulation and privacy, thanks to a frosted film. Laminated wood flooring with underfloor heating throughout adds a layer of warmth and luxury, making it an ideal space for relaxation. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining, and main living areas, designed to foster a sociable atmosphere. The kitchen is equipped with vibrant red gloss laminate cabinetry contrasted by stainless steel and glass shelving. It includes high-quality appliances such as a freestanding Smeg 6-burner gas cooker and electric oven, a Siemens dishwasher, and an AEG Santo fridge freezer, all set against polished black granite countertops which elegantly extend to form an L-shaped dining counter. Additionally, a utility cupboard integrates the practicality of a washing machine within easy reach yet out of sight. The dining space, distinguished by its structural glass ceiling, merges seamlessly with the kitchen, featuring the same laminate wooden flooring with underfloor heating, enhancing the openness and light of the area. This leads into the main living space where an original cast iron fireplace with a coal effect gas fire adds a touch of historical charm, perfectly complementing the modern comforts found throughout the home. Conveniently located off the hallway is a large semi-wet room bathroom designed for practicality and relaxation. This modern facility features underfloor heating and a heated towel rail with a Thermostatic Radiator Valve (TRV) capable of dual operation—either through the water-based central heating system or independently via an electric element. The bathroom is equipped with a ceramic sink set into a black granite countertop and a ceramic back-to-wall toilet. A tempered glass shower panel partially encloses the shower area, which, along with the rest of the bathroom, is tiled with ceramic stone-effect tiles, ensuring durability and ease of cleaning. The space is efficiently ventilated with an electric extractor fan, maintaining a fresh environment. Beneath the staircase, an additional understairs storage space provides a discreet solution for household items, maximizing the functionality of the ground floor layout. The entire ground floor is an exemplary blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal, thoughtfully designed to accommodate both everyday living and sophisticated entertaining. The first floor of this residence provides a soothing and elegant atmosphere across its four bedrooms, each reflecting unique aspects of comfort and privacy. Most of these spaces are carpeted, enhancing their warmth, with one currently adapted as a study featuring wooden laminate flooring and scenic garden views, offering versatility for either professional use or as an additional bedroom. Each room is served by standard water-based radiators with thermostatic radiator valves and the added luxury of coal effect working gas fires for independent heating. Large, retrofitted double-glazed sash windows ensure ample natural light throughout the day, contributing to the bright and airy feel of each room. The main front bedroom includes a large built-in wardrobe and bespoke blinds for privacy, while the rear bedroom features a voluminous freestanding wardrobe. The single bedroom and the study are equipped with practical blinds. The family bathroom on this level is designed with a blend of practicality and style, featuring ceramic stone-effect tiled flooring, a full-length enamelled steel bath, a ceramic sink set into a black granite countertop, and a back-to-wall toilet. It also includes a heated towel rail that can function independently through an electric element, and the room is comfortably warmed with electric underfloor heating. This space is ventilated by an electric fan and includes open shelving for additional storage. A dramatic architectural feature is found on the stairwell leading to this floor—a restored tall stained-glass window, now double-glazed, enhancing the historical charm of the property. The staircase, including the half landing leading to the front three bedrooms, is fully carpeted, echoing the home's overall theme of elegance and comfort. The second floor epitomises modern living, blending seamless functionality with architectural finesse. Accessible via a staircase designed to echo the original house style, this loft conversion features a main bedroom which exemplifies spacious tranquillity with its plush carpeting and tasteful decor. Its east-facing double-glazed doors open to early morning light, enhancing the serene ambiance. The room benefits from an innovative hip-to-gable conversion completed in 2019 by Modern Lofts, and it cleverly incorporates a significant storage space running the full length from front to back which can be accessible via the staircase or a ladder from the adjoining study. The luxurious en-suite bathroom is appointed with high-quality fixtures including a full-length bath set against a ceramic sink that rests on a black granite countertop, a ceramic BTW toilet, and a semi-wet room shower, separated by a large tempered glass screen. A heated towel rail fitted with a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) adds a touch of comfort. The bathroom’s floor and partial walls are adorned with ceramic stone-effect tiles. A unique feature is the heated mirror designed to reduce condensation. For ventilation, an electrically operated Velux window in the roof can be opened for fresh air, automatically closing when it rains. This loft conversion not only extends the home’s living space but also enhances its aesthetic and functional appeal, all documented and verified to ensure compliance and quality, reflecting a commitment to maintaining the home’s integrity and value. The garden extends roughly 40ft by 60ft, offering a lush oasis within the urban landscape. Primarily laid to grass, it includes a large slate-tiled patio directly adjacent to the house, perfect for entertaining and al fresco dining. Towards the rear, a secondary patio crafted with red brick provides additional space for relaxation and gatherings. The garden's layout is enhanced by a small, raised vegetable plot, inviting a touch of home-grown produce into urban living. Ensuring considerable privacy, the garden is surrounded by newly replaced 2-meter-high wooden fencing and a robust rendered wall at the back. During the summer, a lush canopy of trees provides a secluded atmosphere, while a small metal shed serves as practical storage for garden tools. Access is secure through a narrow side passage. Additionally, there's potential to add a garden room, expanding or customising the space for extra leisure or practical purposes. The Area Fordwych Road, a picturesque tree-lined avenue, offers an ideal setting for families nestled between Kilburn and West Hampstead. This location benefits from excellent transport links, including proximity to Kilburn and West Hampstead Underground Stations on the Jubilee Line, and it's just a short walk to both the Overground and Thameslink stations. Cricklewood railway station, only a six-minute walk away, provides swift connections, reaching West Hampstead in three minutes and Kings Cross in just thirteen minutes. Additionally, the area affords easy access to central London via the reliable Jubilee Line from Kilburn tube station, located just over half a mile away. For motorists, the M1 and Brent Cross shopping centre are a mere ten-minute drive. The neighbourhood is also superbly located for many popular primary and secondary schools, including Northbridge House, The Mulberry House School and Emmanuel C of E. Moreover, the area boasts hidden gems like the...

5 bd

London

USD 1,239,538

We have thoroughly enjoyed this family home, perfect for hosting and entertaining the whole family both inside and out, with many memorable gatherings in the 18 years we have lived here! During that time, we have also redesigned and refurbished the property to become the delightful home you see today. The grounds have also been ideal, as we love our horses and ponies, as well as the wonderful surroundings. It was these surroundings that initially drew us to this place, but we feel the time has finally come to move to something a little smaller. Although we are surrounded by countryside, we are not isolated is we can walk into Lyminge. It is a very friendly village and there are a number of regular activities in the village hall including short mat bowls and judo while the pet friendly Coach and Horses pub is not far if you want a drink or a meal without taking the car. There are also two convenience stores, a post office and newsagent, library, pharmacy, Chinese restaurant, hairdresser and two doctors surgeries. The beautiful village of Elham is only about five minutes away with its good pubs, coffee shop and restaurants and it is not far to Folkestone for the Continent or Canterbury with its UNESCO site historic buildings, high street stores, individual shops, theatres, excellent eateries and three universities. The good Lyminge primary school including a pre-school facility and there are excellent grammar schools in Canterbury, Dover and Folkestone and first class private schools in Canterbury, Dover and Ashford. If you enjoy a good walk with the dog or want to go for a cycle ride there are parks and an extensive network of footpaths around the village or you can roam through the 440 acres of Lyminge Forest to experience a rich diversity of wildlife either on foot or on horseback. For those who like the sound of leather on willow the nearby Sibton Park cricket club might beckon for a game, while for golfing enthusiasts there is the Etchinghill Golf course and country club on the outskirts of the village and the Roundwood Hall Golf Club along Stone Street. There is good road and rail access with the M20 for the Channel Tunnel and London not far away and Canterbury is within easy reach as is the charming Cinque port town of Hythe if you want a day on the beach. Commuters can be whisked to London from Ashford station on the high speed rail in 36 minutes while Sanding station can take you to other London stations.   Features: - Terrace

5 bd

Folkestone

USD 2,417,099

Fabulous opportunity to update/renovate a substantial detached single storey home spanning over 6000 sq ft. The property is set up a private drive in around an acre of grounds and includes an indoor swimming pool complex. This traditional single storey home spans over 6,000sq ft and offers a wonderful opportunity for refurbishment and modernisation. The generous layout could be amended to best suit a buyer's needs, the current layout provides up to six bedrooms and includes an indoor swimming pool. Renovation would offer a chance to include a full gym and spa, games room or cinema room, opulent principal bedroom suite with ensuites and dressing room, and there is even options to create privately accessed annex accommodation. The plot itself is set in an enviable and quiet part of Branksome Park within a miles walk of the sandy Blue Flag beach and Rockwater restaurant at Branksome Beach. A gated private driveway makes for an impressive entrance to the home and the gardens are fringed with mature trees providing privacy but also allowing a sunny aspect perfect for creating outdoor entertaining space or tropical landscaping. This property offers a rare opportunity to create a luxurious lateral living home in one of the most sought-after roads in Poole. The property resides in a suburb known as Branksome Park, which falls within a conservation area covering several hundred acres. It is an area renowned for its natural beauty with tree lined avenues, indigenous pines and rhododendrons. Undoubtedly one of the most exclusive enclaves in Dorset, it is known for its luxury houses set in spacious grounds with close proximity to both the award-winning sandy beaches, the largest natural harbour in the world, and within 20 miles, the outstanding natural beauty of the Jurassic coastline and New Forest. Branksome Park is midway between the town centres of Poole and Bournemouth and less than 1.1 miles to the popular Westbourne village with its wide choice of restaurants, independent shops and M&S Foodhall. The blue flag beaches at Branksome Chine are just 3/4 mile away and the world famous Sandbanks Peninsula can be reached in just 2.5 miles. Transport communications are excellent as both Bournemouth and Poole enjoy main line railway stations with services to Southampton and London. Bournemouth International Airport and Southampton Airport are also close by and there is a ferry terminus at Poole opposite the Quay with a daily service to Cherbourg in France and the Condor Sea Cat to the Channel Islands. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

6 bd

Poole

USD 743,661

 Set in an elevated position overlooking the River Quin and paddocks to the front yet right in the heart of this highly regarded and sought after village. This semi detached, grade II listed cottage has been the subject of sympathetic and meticulous improvement in the last few years and cleverly combines the original features with contemporary design and fitments. The owners have a real flair for design which is found throughout the cottage but particularly in the wonderful refitted kitchen/dining room with its glazed roof over the dining area that floods this room with light. Both bedrooms are doubles with the principal one enjoying an en suite bath/dressing room. Exposed timbers and a red brick fireplace with wood burning stove really set off the living room. A particular feature are the lovely gardens at the front and rear. They have been attractively landscaped and planted with a herb/kitchen garden close to the house with a lawn beyond leading to a great entertaining area that adjoins the garden studio room that is ideal as a home office or extra occasional accommodation. STEP INSIDE Steps lead up to the cottage and the front door opens into the reception hall with window to the front and door into the luxurious and contemporary shower room.  The living room is a delight and enjoys a large bay window to the front aspect, exposed timbers and a red brick fireplace with wood burning stove. Stairs rise to the first floor and a door opens into the kitchen/dining room. Beautifully fitted with an extensive range of wall and base level units with granite worktops and set off by white subway tiled surrounds. There is an island unit, built in dishwasher as well as a second built in fridge. Further matching units provide space for washing machine and tumble dryer and a fridge freezer. There is a butler sink and windows overlooking the rear garden. The dining area has a glazed roof and bi fold doors leading into the garden allowing light to fill the room. This is the hub of the home and a great place for entertaining family and friends. Upstairs, off the landing to the rear is a good size double bedroom overlooking the beautifully landscaped back garden. The bedroom is lovely and light and well fitted with built in wardrobes. Off the landing to the front, is a bath/dressing room that leads into the principal bedroom. There is a roll top bath strategically placed on a raised plinth so one can enjoy the view to the ford. A wash basin sits impressively on an antique Singer sowing machine stand and the room is finished with encaustic tiles, exposed timbers and original floorboards. There is a deep walk-in wardrobe and dressing area. The principal bedroom is a lovely room that is both cosy and spacious with a slightly vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers and windows to both the front and side aspects. STEP OUTSIDE Approached from the lane with steps leading up and into the pretty front garden. Laid to lawn with flower beds and well screened by a mature hedge this really is a lovely part of the garden to sit and while away the day. The rear garden has been thoughtfully designed, landscaped and planted. To the very rear of the house is a patio and a herb/kitchen garden with steps that lead up to the lawned area of the garden. The lawn is bordered by flower beds and shrubs and leads to the top of the garden where one finds an area that is wonderful for entertaining. Attractively, gabions filled with natural rock and topped with timber seats have been placed around a gravel area that is ideal for a fire pit or for barbecuing. This area is bordered by ferns and planting and leads to a patio set in front of the studio room. With light and power connected the studio is an excellent addition to the cottage and is ideal for those that work from home or for entertaining. The owners have also used it a occasional accommodation for visitors. At the rear of the studio, hidden away is a useful garden shed. LOCATION Quin Cottage is in such a great spot. Ware, Buntingford, Hertford and Bishops Stortford are easily accessible, yet you are conveniently tucked away in a traditional, English, picture postcard village. Braughing is surrounded by beautiful countryside through which there are many wonderful footpaths and bridleways. The village enjoys three village pubs/eateries, a highly rated primary school, St Mary's Church and numerous societies and sports clubs. In addition there is a cricket field, tennis courts, a village hall and of course the ford that is the focal point of the annual Braughing wheelbarrow race. Local favourite, Pearce's Farm Shop, butcher and café is just a country walk or short drive away. Stations for those who commute are not far away in Ware, Hertford and Bishops Stortford and the A10 provides excellent access to the surrounding area, the M25, London and Cambridge. Stansted Airport is about 20 or 30 minutes drive, far enough away but still convenient. GENERAL INFORMATION Local authority: East Herts DC ... Council Tax Band: D Grade II listed by English Heritage. All mains are connected  Gas fired central heating by radiators.

2 bd

Braughing

USD 991,630

When I moved here, I thought it would be my ‘forever’ home so I have completely redesigned and extended it upwards and outwards with that in mind. The property has been renovated from top to bottom with new electrics, plumbing, heating and fully insulated roof. However, I need to move nearer to my daughter so I hope new owners will be able to enjoy everything that has been undertaken to create this special home. The location is excellent as it is in a quiet cul-de-sac so is safe for children and pets. It is within walking distance of Botany Bay Beach and if you want a drink or a meal without having to take the car out, there is the Botany Bay hotel or the Captain Digby restaurant, while the ‘Nineteenth Hole’ offers excellent Thai food. For golfing enthusiasts it is not far to the renowned North Foreland golf course. The property is ideal for those who want to enjoy sandy beaches, swimming and surfing in the summer while there are great places for walking all year round. A regular bus service travels around Thanet on the Loop and there is a useful convenience store nearby. The centre of the delightful Victorian seaside resort of Broadstairs is only a five minute drive with its mainline station and the high speed rail service that can whisk you to St Pancras in under an hour and a half. The town also has a wide variety of individual shops, bars and restaurants as well as the renowned Viking Bay. There are also a number of annual events such as Folk Week, the Dickens Festival and the Food Fair and also excellent education facilities with Outstanding primary and grammar schools as well as first class private schools in the vicinity.   Features: - Terrace - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Broadstairs

USD 1,549,422

Nestled in the heart of a picturesque village, this period detached house exudes charm and character. Boasting four bedrooms, four reception rooms, and two bathrooms, this spacious property offers a perfect blend of traditional elegance and modern comfort. The property is surrounded by a beautifully maintained garden, providing a peaceful and secluded retreat. Additional features include a separate annexe, ideal for guests or a home office, as well as a double garage for convenient parking and storage. This homely and secure residence is perfect for those seeking a quiet and tranquil lifestyle, yet still within easy reach of local amenities. Don't miss the opportunity to make this house your home and enjoy the best of village living in style. LOCATION Naphill is a popular Chiltern Village with a good range of facilities for day to day needs, including a Post Office, active village hall with adjoining playing field, coffee shop, public house, beauty salon, hairdressers, excellent schooling and catchment for outstanding grammar schools and bus service linking High Wycombe to Aylesbury. There are numerous country walks and bridleways through the areas famed Beech woodland. For a more comprehensive range of facilities, the property is located within 15 minutes of the town of High Wycombe which is ideal for the commuter who can join the M40 motorway along with High Wycombe Mainline Train Station to London Marylebone. AML Disclaimer Please note it is a legal requirement that we require verified ID from purchasers before instructing a sale. Please also note we shall require proof of funds before we instruct the sale, together with your instructed solicitors. Agents Note We may refer you to recommended providers of ancillary services such as Conveyancing, Financial Services, Insurance and Surveying. We may receive a commission payment fee or other benefit (known as a referral fee) for recommending their services. You are not under any obligation to use the services of the recommended provider. The ancillary service provider may be an associated company of JNP Estate Agents Ltd. IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. JPR250002 Features: - Garage - Parking

4 bd

High Wycombe

USD 588,780

Living in a home such as the House of Black & White means taking on custodianship of one of the iconic properties in this Market Town, which itself started life back in the iron age and ‘Toriton’ as it was known is mentioned in the 1086 Domesday survey of Devon. Of more recent times in 1646 The Battle of Torrington marked the end of the Royalist resistance in the West Country when Lord Hopton and his forces was defeated by Sir Thomas Fairfax and the Parliamentarian army. Today it has a wonderful beating heart and community spirit with a choice of independent and national chain shops, Pannier Market, eateries, pubs, Plough Art Centre, library, chemist, hardware store and so much more. Schooling is provided from early years right through to the end of Secondary Education. Much of the area around the town is covered by 360 Acres of Commons which provides a haven for dog walkers and ramblers alike whilst the River Torridge flows through the Valley on one side and beside in parts. The Tarka Trail one of the country’s longest traffic free walking and cycling paths being 180 miles figure 8 loop of former railway line can also be accessed via the commons. The property from the vendors research harks back to 17th Century and over the time of ownership quite a compendium of history has been uncovered. As well, the current owner has undertaken extensive works to make it the home it now is. As agents we are advised the front of the house is constructed of timber frame with lath and plaster whilst over the years it has been extended using brick and stone and now offers colour washed rendered elevations to the rear, all under a new slate roof which was renewed approximately 5 years ago. There are a wealth of period features such as picture rails, wide Oak plank flooring, panelled walls, a vaulted ceiling, sash windows and inglenook fireplaces. A lot of work has been undertaken including including timbers, new boiler and water tank, adding an en suite, new kitchen and bathrooms, rewiring the house, replacing old lime plaster and relining the chimneys both in the drawing room and the breakfast room and redecoration throughout to name but a few. Accommodation A fine front door leads into a welcoming split level reception hall off which all the principal ground floor accommodation leads. The drawing room’s major feature on show is the impressive stone inglenook fireplace allowing an open fire. There is an interesting smoker oven to the left side of the fireplace. On the opposite side of the reception hall is found the sitting room a wonderful room with wood panelled walls and featuring a regency style fireplace and a deep bay window with shutters. Steps lead from both the reception hall and drawing room into the kitchen/breakfast room. This is a wonderful space in which to cook and entertain being some 26 ft in length and has been refitted with a bespoke design Pineland kitchen in Hague Blue, with Tiger walnut work tops which really make a statement, and this is also found in the alcoves being used as shelves. Within the kitchen is Belfast brushed steel sink with swan neck tap, a large Rangemaster dual fuel cooker with extractor and light above, a tall larder fridge, and a bistro bar with shelving under, ideal for cookbooks and storing some bottles. A dresser, again in Hague Blue, leads you into the eating area where there is ample space for a dining table for 10 people whilst enjoying the panelled walls, the heat from the large log burner recessed in a large stone fireplace all complemented by the slate flooring throughout. Beyond down some steps is the utility room which features the Tiger Walnut, again having ample space for washing machine and tumble dryer, under counter freezer whilst on the wall above is found the gas fired boiler. The slate flooring continues from the kitchen though this area including into the cloakroom which has close coupled WC and wash hand basin with Victorian style taps. Finishing off this end of the ground floor is a fully tiled shower room with oversized Burlington rain fall shower head. Also found on the ground floor is bedroom 5 or a further reception room, to be used as required featuring patio doors onto the gravelled seating area. The entrance to a small cellar is found beside the foot of the stairs. Taking these is a journey itself as they sweep 180 degrees having a high ceiling with deep cornicing above. One bedroom leads off the landing on the stairs with an outlook across the rear and is a good size being 17’ in length with large picture sash window, cornicing, picture rail and feature cast iron fireplace with large painted mantel and surround. The first floor galleried landing leads to the remaining bedrooms with each one being quite different from the other. Stairs lead down into the largest which is some 25’ overall in length having a vaulted ceiling, wide Oak plank flooring and a large sash window that overlooks the garden to the hillside beyond one of the Towns car parks. In one corner is found a very stylish en suite having a panelled bath with mixer tap, rain shower head, close coupled Saniflo WC, circular counter top basin with metro tiles offsetting the room. The two bedrooms at the front have bay windows and wide Oak plank flooring one having a vaulted ceiling, a wash hand basin sat upon a wooden top with Barley twist legs and a walk in closet and cast iron fireplace and wooden surround. Whilst the other has a fine inglenook fireplace with a slate hearth and 17th century tiled hearth. Rounding off the accommodation is the family bathroom, complete with window seat, comprising a double ended roll top bath with claw feet and central taps, pedestal and large basin, close coupled WC and separate shower cubicle with Burlington rain and handheld shower heads and tiled in metro tiles. Outside A pair of newly made timber gates give access from one of the T owns Car Parks, to a gravelled driveway that provides parking for 3/4 vehicles. Garden Accessed through picket fence from the drive or from the head of the reception hall, a lot of thought has gone into the design, layout and materials used, decking, to create a lovely outdoor area on a variety of levels that can be used for entertaining or to just sit and enjoy the surroundings. Within the garden is an external power point, a water tap, lighting, a useful garden store and chimney BBQ which can also be used as an outdoor fireplace. There is a formal area of grass edged by stocked beds and borders of hydrangea, fern, eucalyptus, photinia, rhododendron, camellia and spring bulbs to mention but a few and in one part a dry river bed has been created as a focal point. Close to the house a stone wall with inset beds has been utilised to make a lovely and very useful herb garden. The garden is enclosed by stone walling and panel fencing. Set in the heart of this bustling Market Town, this HANDSOME DOUBLE FRONTED GRADE II LISTED HOME has been SYMPATHETICALLY RENOVATED over the years to now provide EXTENSIVE FAMILY ACCOMMODATION having ELEGANT WELL PROPORTIONED ROOMS, PERIOD FEATURES and a GENEROUS SIZED SOUTHERLY FACING GARDEN with PARKING at the end FOR SEVERAL VEHICLES, all set within metres of the SHOPS AND THE COMMONS, which have extensive views over the Torridge Valley. EPC:D Features: - Garden

5 bd

Torrington

USD 805,700

This hidden gem, nestled in the hills between Umberleigh and Chulmleigh is positioned on the outskirts of the popular and peaceful village of Burrington. Northcote Cross Cottage is a spectacular period detached 5 bedroom home with parts dating back to the 17th century, with further annexe accommodation, perfect for Airbnb or a family member looking for their own space nearby to the rest of the home. The eye-catching stone and cobb cottage resides in roughly a third of an acre, allowing plenty of room for the family to grow and enjoy, and is south facing so it enjoys the sun throughout the day. This blend of tranquillity and open space works perfectly to create a wonderful family home, with ample opportunity for you to put your own unique touches. Wooden five bar gates open into an expansive driveway leading up to the double garage with the main house positioned to the left. Taking the pathway along the front of the property, you immediately notice the impeccable finish of the newly lime rendered walls. This, combined with new oak lintels, really sets the property off beautifully. A pretty sage green, hardwood door opens into the spacious front porch, giving access to the home and providing plenty of space for footwear and coats. Turning right you enter into the open plan kitchen breakfast room, finished with bespoke country cupboards, a butler sink and brick surround for the electric range style cooker where the old fireplace once was, with room for an island or breakfast table. A large walk-in pantry sits to one side ensuring maximum storage space for food and supplies. A further doorway leads out into the utility room with a further butler sink and space for freestanding fridge/freezers. This in turn flows round into the laundry room where you’ll find further unit space for the washing machine and tumble dryer, and lots of room for wetsuits and wellies. There is also a handy w.c. just inside the rear stable door. Heading back through the kitchen, the hall leads into the dining room, an elegantly finished space with wooden flooring underfoot and beamed ceilings above, and symmetrical oak window seats. The fireplace commands attention in this room giving a lovely warmth and character to the space. There is plenty of room available for a large dining table in here, allowing for the whole family plus guests to enjoy mealtimes together. One end of the room has custom-made bookshelves, providing a perfect reading nook. At the far end of the downstairs is the sitting room. An impressive, Marland brick-floored space provides a cosy area to relax in, but is equally suited to entertaining guests around the brick-surround fireplace. The conservatory flows off of this room giving additional seating space that allows you to look out over the delightful gardens (whatever the weather!). To the rear of the sitting room is the family room, providing extra space for entertainment, a play room or occasional extra accommodation. This has its own set of double doors leading out to the wisteria adorned pergola and up to the patio area at the end of the house. A home office sits tucked behind this family room and gives another option for a home working space away from the main home, allowing privacy and peace. Completing the downstairs is yet another room along the back of the house, which would work perfectly as a hobbies space or smaller bedroom if required. Taking the main staircase up from the sitting room, a landing gives way to the main bedroom on the left, with plenty of natural light and abundant room for a king size bed, free standing drawer and wardrobe units as well as a built-in wardrobe. Being situated at one end of the home this space again is incredibly peaceful. A family bathroom is the next room along, serving the main bedroom, with a bath, shower, basin and w.c. The large built-in airing cupboard in here hides the hot water tank and gives lots of shelving for towels and bedding. The third door on the landing opens into a long hallway giving access to the rest of the upstair’s accommodation. The first being a generous bedroom currently housing bunk beds and plenty of shelves, drawers and a wardrobe. A built-in cupboard (or children’s hideaway!) sits over the stairway providing further storage. Continuing down the hallway you’ll find a light and airy L-shaped double bedroom and opposite this is the family bathroom comprising a bath, shower, w.c and wash basin. Next door is the penultimate bedroom, currently set up as a spacious home office, but also works well as a children’s nursery or walk-in wardrobe. Finally, at the end of the hallway is a very generous double bedroom, much like the main bedroom, housing a large double bed and plenty of wardrobe and drawer unit space. The charming cottage window looks out over the front lawn and lets in plenty of natural light. Heading out of the backdoor and sits another incredible addition to Northcote Cross Cottage. This is the converted garage or “Nest”. The current owners have created a fabulous self-contained accommodation, finished with its own tailor-made kitchen/breakfast room, luxury shower room, and an exquisite main bedroom/living area upstairs. Since completion, this has been used for spare family accommodation as well as an Airbnb, giving the discerning purchasers income potential. It is a brilliant modern space and is completely separate from the main dwelling. The other half of the garage downstairs provides excellent storage space, allowing for expansive shelf storage as well as room for a car, or as it is currently set up: a workshop and exercise space. As you’ll see, the garage area can be as flexible as your imagination allows! To top it off, there is parking for a whole fleet of vehicles. Outside an open lawn sits in front of the main house, with bird feeders in the trees that are frequented by goldfinches, chaffinches, woodpeckers and all sorts of local feathery friends. The lavender lined pathway leads up to a pedestrian gate opening out onto the lane giving a fantastic sensory experience as you take in the gardens. The pathways continue across the front of the home and lead around to a raised paved area, perfect for outdoor dining. Being situated at the westerly end of the house it basks in the evening sun. The current owners have a fire pit and barbecue/ pizza oven space here as well, a perfect addition for entertaining in the evening. Due to the lack of light pollution, the stargazing here is phenomenal. Adjacent to the BBQ area is a pond and rockery area lovingly built by the current owners. At the opposite end of the garden there’s an open expanse of lawn, peppered with fruit trees and bordered by hedging - providing perfect privacy. A substantial ‘Rhino’ greenhouse occupies the far corner, above the large raised planting beds, and with a hidden seating area creating a lovely escape and somewhere for a cup of tea in the sunshine, admiring the buzzards often seen soaring above. Adjacent a brick outbuilding can also be found, a great space for storing tools and garden maintenance equipment. There’s even a further shed providing more space for hobbies and storage. Perched on the edge of the Taw Valley, and 1 mile from the Tarka Line railway (Portsmouth Arms - request stop), the beautiful Devon countryside is truly on your doorstep, making it a brilliant base for exploring Dartmoor & Exmoor, but only an hour's train ride away from Exeter too. The house is just a short walk to Northcote Manor, where there is a stunning new Spa facility with a gym and swimming pool. The community in Burrington is really active, hosting countless bake sales and fun days to join in with. And for the team-players there’s several active competitive skittles teams. There are also some fantastic pubs locally - the closest being a saunter down the hill to The Portsmouth Arms, but also only a short drive (or cycle) to The New Inn at Roborough, and others in Dolton, Torrington, High Bickington and Chulmleigh. In conclusion Northcote Cross Cottage is nothing short of remarkable, with its flexible living and ability to split the main house, extra accommodation as well as large open gardens all working together seamlessly to create something truly special. *FLEXIBLE LIVING AND INCOME POTENTIAL* This incredible 5 bedroom CHARACTER HOME provides plenty of accommodation for all the family, with the ability for MULTIPLE GENERATIONS to live under one roof. Beautifully presented by the current owners, this home benefits from a converted garage that has been turned into an amazing annexe creating income potential, this has been used previously as an Airbnb. Ample PARKING and GARAGE. EPC: E Features: - Garden - Parking - Garage - Internet

5 bd

Umberleigh

USD 1,022,619

This is an impressive, five-bedroom property in the heart of the popular sailing town of Cowes that includes full planning permission for a separate two-bedroom dwelling, as well as modifications to the existing property.   Originally built in the early 1900s this fabulous home still retains many original features throughout. The main porch is spacious and provides a practical space to leave outside wear before entering the lovely, central hallway, with attractive wood floors and a stunning staircase with oak balustrades. The gorgeous wood flooring flows through to the impressive kitchen diner which includes a range oven, American style fridge freezer and practical and stylish stone countertops. The dining area benefits from a feature fireplace and ceiling mouldings and an abundance of natural light from the dual aspect bay windows.   On the other side of the hallway is the spacious sitting room that is partially divided by a central fireplace creating a library area to the rear and boasts original parquet flooring, dual aspect windows including another delightful bay and French doors that lead into the generous conservatory. To the rear of the property is a flexible room that would work equally well as an office or den, and is adjacent to a convenient shower room and drying room for all those wet suits and sailing gear. Further rooms on the ground floor include a large playroom which could provide a sixth bedroom and generous utility.   To the first floor are four double bedrooms, all tastefully designed, with one benefitting from an ensuite shower room, whilst the remaining rooms enjoy the large, family bathroom with a luxurious, free-standing roll-top bath and separate, level access shower. The second floor boasts a vast area for the main bedroom, ensuite shower room and wonderful views across the Solent from its dormer window.   Outside to the front is a good sized, wrap around garden, including a patio off the conservatory at the rear. Planning permission allows for a new spacious driveway for several cars.  The two-storey garage with current parking, has permission granted to become a separate two bedroom dwelling which will have its own private entrance and parking. It also permits lovely changes to enhance the existing property, all of which can be viewed on the planning portal via ref: 22_02309_FUL. Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Cowes