USD 1,922,325

Discover the perfect blend of modern luxury and rural tranquillity in this stunning 4 bedroom family home on the edge of the village of Newdigate. Experience the perfect blend of contemporary living and semi-rural charm in this exquisitely designed home nestled in half an acre and surrounded by 17 acres of communal parkland, which is one of the best features about this home; parkland right in front of your house to use with none of the worries of maintaining it. Step inside to discover a perfectly extended space designed by the current owners, which is now a stunning south-facing kitchen/diner/family room ideal for family life and entertaining. With underfloor heating, surround sound, and sleek sliding doors that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. Additionally on the ground floor you will find a cozy sitting room with a gas effect fire and French doors opening to the garden and a fabulous study in the turret. Plus a spacious utility room and a cloakroom. Upstairs, you'll find four double bedrooms. Both the master bedroom and the guest bedroom have ensuite bathrooms and one of the bedrooms is in the turret overlooking the parkland, making it an extra special place to sleep. Plus a family bathroom. The south-facing back garden is designed with summer entertaining in mind, from stepping out onto the patio to the thatched BBQ area and pergola draped with an established vine, and from the heated swimming pool to the meadow at the end of the garden, which can be opened up to be more garden, should you wish. It is a magical place with a fabulous blend of space and tranquillity surrounded by woodland. Located in the charming Becket Wood development, this home is surrounded by individually designed houses, each with ample space and privacy. The vibrant Newdigate village community offers a variety of amenities, including a convenience shop and post office, two pubs, an Indian restaurant, a café, a farm shop, an infant school, and a doctor's surgery. The towns of Dorking (7 miles) and Reigate (6.5 miles)are a short distance away with a large selection of local and high street shops, leisure facilities, cinema, theatre and restaurants. Both have mainline trains to London and Gatwick is only 7.5 miles away. EXTRA INFO Gas, electricity and mains water. The current service charge is £500pa for the hedges, grass, road and pond Underfloor heating in the kitchen Airconditioning in the sitting room and master bedroom Features: - Barbecue - Garden

4 bd

Dorking

USD 961,163

About this property   This house has been exquisitely refurbished to an extremely high standard and is arranged over three floors. There is a well-equipped, modern kitchen with a separate dining area that leads out to the immaculate rear garden, which is perfect for summer entertaining as you can open to the bi-fold doors to allow guests direct access to the kitchen. To the front of the house is the lounge, which is well proportioned and has been decorated to provide a tranquil environment for the family to gather and watch television.   On the first floor you will find two generous sized bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a stunning bathroom that you can really see yourself relaxing in after a hard day at work. The second floor is another bedroom, this one would be ideal for anyone that prefers to be away from the hustle and bustle of the main house.   Externally the house offers off street parking and has an electric charging point. This house really has everything that modern day life requires and is set in the perfect location. A true gem of a house!   Sellers Insight   We are grateful to have lived on Chigwell’s Station Road for a number of years. Many lovely memories were made in this house for us, and we’ve turned it from a house into a home with no expense spared. The garden is lovely and sunny and we have benefited from lovely views we have by living opposite Chigwell Park.   We have also loved the ease of just 0.1 miles from the station, there is even a lovely coffee shop en route where we have often stopped for a coffee before commuting into London.   Features: - Parking

3 bd

Chigwell

USD 4,222,707

4 bd

London

USD 2,563,100

Fine & Country are delighted to present Christmas House, a privately situated 6 bedroom period property in circa 6 acres, which has been subject to a sympathetic & authentic renovation. With spectacular grounds & a separate converted Bake House, perfect for home office or film nights! Seller Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why? In summer, when the garden room is flooded with sunlight, we love to open the doors and laze away an afternoon reading and listening to music. In winter, the hall in Christmas House comes into its own with a roaring fire, mistletoe and a huge tree. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? I think there's something for everyone, but if we had a choice, it would be a family - we moved in when our eldest child was just months old, and he and his sisters have had the most idyllic childhood imaginable. What do you love most about the house and why? The outdoor space is definitely one of the best features, from running around the orchard, pottering in the garden, film nights in the Bake House, room for horses and chickens and some amazing summer parties. What do you love about the local community? How welcoming everyone is. The pub, church and community centre are great meeting spots and offer everything from regular worship, to Pilates, quiz nights and real ale. We love being able to walk out of the drive and within minutes being in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the World Heritage Site of Avebury. How easy is it to commute from here? Very easy! We have had easy access to the motorway and commuted to Bristol, Reading and Gloucester in under an hour over the 20+ years we've lived at Christmas House. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? The privacy and seclusion it offers without feeling isolated; it feels a very safe place to live. This was the first house we viewed where we could imagine ourselves staying and raising our family (and we viewed a lot over the two years we were hunting for our "forever" house) lucky for us, the dream came true! Accommodation Summary: The property has been subject to a sympathetic and authentic renovation project, with a charming blend of original features and modern day living. The position benefits from being so close to local village amenities yet is discreetly and very privately positioned. The property is timeless in its appearance, decorated beautifully with a neutral colour palette, yet seamlessly incorporating fun, colourful accents throughout. The surrounding grounds extend to approximately 6 acres including a large detached double garage with separate studio/office, sweeping gravelled driveway, level paddocks, immaculate formal gardens and an enclosed orchard. Ground Floor: An inviting front porch leads through to the generous entrance hallway with a large inglenook fireplace and wonderful views out through the double doors over the private grounds. The kitchen/breakfast room has been significantly extended to incorporate a spacious, open plan sitting room with tall, vaulted ceilings. Leading from the kitchen, there is a useful boot room with a separate utility area. The dual aspect, 31' drawing room is located on the west side of the property with focal wood burning stove, tiled flooring underfoot and exposed beams overhead. A separate study, and two guest cloakrooms complete the ground floor accommodation. First Floor: Located on the first floor are four bedrooms and the family bathroom. The impressive, triple-aspect master suite enjoys panoramic views over the surrounding grounds and a south-facing Juliette balcony overlooking the formal gardens to the rear. The generous principal guest bedroom is also ensuite. Additionally on the first floor are two further guest bedrooms and the family bathroom. Second Floor: The second floor is dedicated to two further guest bedrooms or office/reception spaces and a further bathroom. Outside: The grounds at Christmas House are truly spectacular. To the front of the property, a sweeping gravelled driveway leads you through to the large parking area and double garage. Bordered by mature hedging, the private formal gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with a range of beautifully maintained beds enclosed by low level box hedging. Sitting centrally, the old Bake House has been converted and has been used as a further office space, cinema room and gym by the current owners. Leading from the gardens, a gate within the smart estate fencing takes you into the orchard where the beautifully constructed Willow Den takes centre stage. To the right of the main house, there are gated, level paddocks, ideal for grazing. Outbuildings: Attached to the double garage, a versatile studio, WC and hobbies room have been added which could also be utilised as further guest or staff accommodation. Location: Winterbourne Monkton is a pretty rural village nestling on the edge of the Marlborough Downs and is a short distance from the World Heritage village of Avebury which has a post office, community shop, public house, church and National Trust centre. The nearby market towns of Marlborough and Devizes both host a fantastic range of shops, cafes, restaurants, and public houses, with independent and boutique businesses sitting side by side with larger national chains such as Waitrose. There are weekly markets selling everything from fruit and veg to garden furniture, and also a charming independent cinema just off of the Marlborough High Street on The Parade. The surrounding area is steeped in history dating back to Neolithic times, with some significant sites at nearby Avebury, West Kennet Long Barrow and the iron age hill fort at Barbury Castle, which has stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. The Ridgeway national trail, which runs through Barbury Castle is one of many excellent footpaths, bridlepaths, and trails to be explored, whether that be on foot, horseback, or bicycle. The local area provides an excellent choice of both state and public schools. Broad Hinton is just two miles away and has a good primary school. Other popular schools in the area include St Margaret's and St Mary's Calne, Pinewood Preparatory School, Marlborough College, St. Johns Academy (Ofsted rated Outstanding) and Stonar School. Services: Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating, private drainage Features: - Parking - Garage

6 bd

Box

USD 512,620

Waverley Road presents a range of 14 new build homes on the outskirts of the desirable town of Longtown ready to move into within 8-12 weeks. The development consists of a variety of 3/4 bedroom houses with an opportunity to acquire a new build home with integral or detached garage.  Fine and Country are proud to market this immaculate, four bedroom, new build home benefitting from a fully fitted luxury kitchen and dining area with sliding doors to garden, generous lounge, four good sized double bedrooms (master en-suite), fully fitted family bathroom, off-street parking for 2 vehicles and integral single garage. Wannop Ltd are experts in residential developments with each of their homes completed to an exceptionally high standard. The property is fitted with double glazed uPVC windows throughout, is well insulated and benefits from air source heat pump central heating with underfloor heating and solar photovoltaic roof panels with battery storage . Contact the office for further information. These homes are very energy efficient with expected energy ratings of A. The Accommodation The front door welcomes you to a spacious, bright hallway with doors off to the kitchen, living room and garage. The open-plan kitchen/dining area is complete with fitted modern kitchen units and cooking island with integrated induction hob and suction fan. For cooking there is an integrated NEFF electric double oven as well as a sink fitted into the worktop with dual mixer tap. The heart of the home can only be described as a bright and welcoming space thanks to the sliding patio doors consuming the room with natural light and allowing access to the private, rear garden and patio. A useful utility room with fitted units and sink allows access to the side of the property. The living room is generous in size, the perfect place for entertaining.  Upstairs there are four good sized bedrooms including a master with en-suite bathroom. The family bathroom is tastefully decorated complete with a three piece suite and separate shower cubicle. Parking is available for two vehicles and there is an extensive lawn to the rear of the house with 6ft panelled fence at each side. The rear garden boasts incredible views of the River Esk. The plot also benefits from an integral single garage with electric door. Tenure: Freehold  Planning: Outline Planning Permission No: 19/0324 EPC: Predicted A Broadband: Fibre Features: - Garden - Parking - Garage

4 bd

Longtown

USD 1,537,860

SHOW HOME OPEN THURSDAY TO SATURDAY 10AM TILL 4PM Surrounded by lush green Cambridgeshire countryside, at the edge of the thriving community of Meldreth, Damson Close is a new model for modern village living. Combining a unique opportunity to embrace an idyllic rural lifestyle – while still close enough to Cambridge to enjoy the pleasures of a historic university city – it is the perfect place to settle and to put down roots. Just a short walk from Meldreth station, this exclusive collection of just nine three, four and five bedroom family homes has been sensitively planned to create a secluded, relaxed environment, with communal areas that are creatively landscaped to optimise the open space. All the appeal of village life Straddling the Prime Meridian, Meldreth is a thriving village in the best tradition of English rural communities. With a friendly local pub within walking distance of your home, local convenience store and clubs and societies, it is an enormously welcoming village that takes advantage of its tranquil, leafy location. Explore the local farm shops, while less than a mile away, the neighbouring village of Melbourn hosts a further choice of pubs, cafes and takeaways; Sheene Mill, a magnificent 16th century mill house overlooking the River Mel, is an ideal setting for Sunday lunch or afternoon tea. Melbourn’s expanding Science Park is home to international employers AstraZeneca and TTP, while the acclaimed Addenbrooke’s Hospital is nearby, part of Cambridge’s thriving Biomedical Campus. The bustling market town of Royston is just four miles away: supplementing the eclectic range of independent retailers and high street names, the traditional twice-weekly market offers fresh produce and more, in addition the town’s diverse selection of restaurants, cafes and gastro-pubs provide tastes from all corners of the globe. Other excellent amenities include a well-resourced library, a museum, a busy leisure centre and an award-winning park. From the May Fayre, the Royston in Blue fun run, the Kite Festival in August and the Arts Festival in September, there is something to entertain every member of the family throughout the year. Further afield, the university city of Cambridge is home to department stores, designer shopping and additional dining and culture. Country living close to town and city The village benefits from its own highly regarded primary school, while nearby Melbourn Village College caters for 11–16-year-olds. Royston boasts a choice of primary schools, along with an academy and sixth form college. Cambridge is also easily accessible, with a number of well-regarded independent schools including Abbey College, King’s College, The Leys and The Perse. Leisure opportunities in Meldreth range from tennis and taekwondo to croquet and bowls, with a thriving Sunday football club, while 3-18 year olds are welcome at the Melbourn Dynamos FC. Cricket, rugby, hockey and squash are all popular, with Kingsway, Whaddon and Royston golf clubs just a few of many in the area. Meldreth has its own nature reserve, Melwood, which is ideal for shorter walks. In addition cyclists,horse-riders and hikers will enjoy exploring the ancient route of the Icknield Way. Alternatively, those who prefer to relax by the water can go fishing at Nash Lakes and Orchard Lake. Meldreth Train Station (0.2miles) to: Royston - 4 mins Cambridge - 17 mins Letchworth Garden City - 17 mins London King’s Cross - 59 mins (with one change) - 69 mins Distance by car to: A10 - 1 mile Royston - 4 miles National Trust Wimpole Estate - 6 miles Cambridge - 10 miles Newmarket - 24 miles London Stanstead Airport - 28 miles London Luton Airport - 30 miles Specification Kitchen • High quality kitchen furniture in choice of colours* • Quartz worktops and upstand in choice of colours* • 3-1 hot tap • Under cabinet and under counter • LED lighting • Soft close doors and drawers • Integrated cutlery drawer • Two integrated single multifunction ovens • Self-extracting black glass induction hob • Integrated microwave • Warming drawer • Integrated larder fridge • Integrated larder freezer • Integrated dishwasher • Integrated wine cooler • 1.5 bowl under mounted sink • Tiled flooring in choice of colours throughout kitchen/family room* Utility Room • High quality kitchen furniture in choice of colours* • Quartz worktop and upstand* • Freestanding washer/dryer • Single bowl inset sink and tap • Tiled flooring in choice of colours* Heating and Electrical • Gas fired wet system underfloor heating to ground floor, compact radiators to first floor • Mirrored radiator in dressing room to bedroom one in • Hot water cylinder • LED downlighters • Brushed chrome sockets throughout • TV points in kitchen, dining, family, living room, study and bedrooms • TV/SAT distribution system: sky cables coiled in loft, TV aerial provided • Fibre broadband available (subject to connection by homeowner) • CAT 6 cabling to kitchen, dining, living, family, study, bedroom one and first floor cupboard • Master BT in hall cupboard and living room • USB sockets in kitchen/family room, living room, study and bedrooms • Photovoltaic solar panels Hallway • Tiled flooring throughout in choice of colours with matwell* Internal • Dark grey contemporary front door with brushed chrome ironmongery and door bell • Grey internal doors with brushed chrome handles • All walls to be painted with Dulux paint, colour goose down • Dressing room to bedroom one Plots 1, 3-6, 8 & 9 • Fitted wardrobes to bedroom one Plots 2 & 7 • Dressing room to bedroom two Plots 5 & 6 • Fitted wardrobes to bedroom two Plots 1-4, 8 & 9 • Grey external with white internal UPVC windows with chrome handles External • Six panel electric garage door • Electric car charger • Front and rear outside tap • Front and rear double power socket • Paved patio with turfed garden • Outside lights Guarantee • NHBC 10 year warranty About Troy Homes Founded in 2015, Troy Homes specialises in small to medium sized developments across the South East of England. With an award winning team of experienced and skilled staff, Troy Homes’ mission is to create homes that exceed customer expectations. At Troy Homes, we have a passion for creating vibrant and sustainable communities, with aspirational homes that bring a sense of place to an area, through high quality design and meticulous attention to detail. Each of our sites is carefully selected with the customer at its heart. We involve architects and planning experts from day one, to ensure that our homes are well designed with excellent build quality and a specification to truly impress. From feasibility studies to detailed design through to the development, Troy Homes has a focus on the detail of each home, ensuring a scheme comes to life and complements its surroundings. Our personal and friendly approach, enables us to ensure each home is tailor-made to meet perceived customer needs. * All specification is subject to change and availability at stage of construction. Images include computer generated images and previous show homes/ Agents Notes Estimated Service Charge: £750.00 per annum Local Authority: South Cambridgeshire District Council Predicted Energy Rating TBC Part exchange available subject to terms and conditions 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. RYN230063 Features: - Garage

4 bd

Melbourn

USD 3,139,798

Woodlands presents itself as a substantial family home nestled on one of Sunningdale's premier residential roads, boasting stunning south-facing landscaped gardens spanning over an acre and featuring an impressive indoor pool complex. Upon entering the property through the spacious entrance hall, one is greeted by a versatile range of reception rooms, catering to both formal entertaining and relaxed family gatherings. The ground floor also features an office and an impressive kitchen/breakfast room with a central island, seamlessly flowing into a family room adorned with a vaulted ceiling. The indoor swimming pool complex adds a touch of luxury to the property, complete with a sauna, changing room, and separate WC, with French doors opening to the rear south-facing sun terrace. Ascending to the first floor, the principal bedroom offers an en suite shower room, dressing area, and built-in wardrobes, while four further bedrooms (one with an en suite) and a family bathroom complete the accommodations. The grounds of Woodlands are truly exceptional, with a gated entrance leading to a long driveway providing parking for several vehicles. The thoughtful landscaping in both the front and rear gardens enhances the property's allure, offering attractive and varied planting while ensuring privacy. The south-facing rear garden, mainly laid to lawn, features a paved terrace across the rear of the house, ideal for entertaining and granting access to the indoor pool complex. Mature trees, shrubs, and hedging provide seclusion and tranquility. Situated in a sought-after residential road in Sunningdale, Woodlands is conveniently located near various amenities, including shops and a mainline station providing services to London (Waterloo). Excellent road links afford easy access to Ascot, Virginia Water, Windsor, Heathrow Airport, and Central London. The area is renowned for its prestigious schools, with options including Papplewick, Hall Grove, The Marist, Charters, Lambrook, St George's, and St Mary's, as well as international schools like TASIS and ACS Egham. Residents can enjoy a plethora of leisure amenities nearby, including golf clubs, polo grounds, horse racing venues, and picturesque landscapes such as Virginia Water Lake and The Savill Garden. Whether indulging in outdoor pursuits or cultural experiences, Woodlands offers an unparalleled lifestyle within a serene and sophisticated setting. Features: - Garden

5 bd

Ascot

USD 3,710,087

Fine & Country New Forest are delighted to introduce Magdalene House. The property includes a three bedroom bungalow with impressive views of the surrounding land, a substantial beautifully renovated two bedroom annexe and is spread across approximately 24 acres. This home boasts three direct access points into the forest and was operated as a commercial livery yard for 25 years until November 2022. The property also includes three large metal barns, previously housing 29 stables that could be reinstated if required. The property benefits from two entrances: one through double electric gates opening into a gravel area with ample parking, leading to the main accommodation, and a separate entrance providing direct access to the yard and mainly used for business use. The property includes a 3-bedroom bungalow with impressive views of the surrounding land. The spacious kitchen and dining room overlook the expansive landscape, flowing into a light-filled sitting room with a log burner, perfect for winter evenings. The bungalow also includes three double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate utility area. Additionally, planning permission was granted on March 1, 2024, to replace the bungalow with a larger eco-home (Planning Ref23/01090FULL). A substantial, beautifully renovated 2-bedroom annex offers additional ancillary accommodation. The ground floor features two spacious double bedrooms, a shower room with W/C and sink, and a utility area. Upstairs, there is a spacious open-plan living and kitchen area with delightful views of the surrounding landscape. Adjacent to the annex is a spacious workshop/office with a kitchen, shower room, and a w/c. The property also includes three large metal barns, previously housing 29 stables that could be reinstated if required. These barns have power, and the largest includes, a feeding room, office, and kitchen, having previously served as the management offices. In one of the far paddocks, there is a movable field shelter, and planning was granted in 2007 for a large barn. For equestrian enthusiasts, the property is ideal with three access points to ride out onto the forest and includes a full-sized menage. Magdalene House combines the best of country living with modern conveniences. The market town of Ringwood, located just 2.5 miles away, offers high street shops, coffee shops, restaurants, and major supermarkets like Waitrose and Sainsbury's. For broader amenities and entertainment, Salisbury (15 miles), Southampton (22 miles), and Bournemouth (13 miles) with its sandy beaches, are nearby. International airports in Bournemouth and Southampton and the M27 and M3 motorways provide easy travel in all directions. Within approximately 1 mile of Magdelene House, Blashford Lakes offers opportunities for walking, biking, and open water swimming. The Reserve is crucial for overwintering wildfowl and attracts a variety of specialist plants and birds, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Magdalene House presents a unique opportunity to enjoy an exceptional equestrian lifestyle in a stunning and convenient location. Services Oil Private Drainage Mains Water Super Fast Broadband to both Main House / Annex and to Large Barn.

5 bd

Ringwood

USD 634,367

A fine, Victorian, former farmhouse retains a wealth of original features and stands not far from the centre of the popular Cliff village of Navenby. Presented in good order, it offers 4 double bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and 2 generous reception rooms, a kitchen breakfast room and utility and/or office areas downstairs plus WC. An attractive block of 3 garages adjoining a summerhouse and a good-sized wraparound garden complete this desirable family home. The well served village offers everything you may need within walking distance including an excellent primary school, not to mention beautiful countryside walks close by with outstanding views across the valley. Nearby towns offer fast train services to London and the rest of the country, and the historic city of Lincoln is just 10 miles north. Seller Insights “The house has been in our family for over 100 years. My grandparents bought it as a working farmhouse in 1914 and it’s been in the hands of various family members ever since. The house was built in 1885, marked by the date stone on the gable end, for Lady Percy who needed somewhere to live as her cousin inherited the family home of Guys Cliffe in Warwick.” “We’ve retained as much of the Victorian features as possible and had the house reroofed with new tiles, etc. about 4 or 5 years ago so it is in excellent order. At the same time the chimneys were refurbished along with the barge boards and finials and we also replaced all the cast iron guttering and downpipes with new.” “Inside, the entrance hall still has the original Minton floor tiles which are such a beautiful feature, and there’s the original fireplace in the main bedroom. We installed a fire surround in the dining room where there’s an open fire and the living room fireplace contains a gas-fired stove. The utility area was 2 foot lower once upon a time and was where they made the butter. My father filled it in and it became an office, coal store and WC for many years.” “We introduced the garage block with summerhouse on the end which faces south. It’s all beautifully made with an oak frame, clad in timber with terracotta roof tiles. The double garage is larger than normal; big enough for two cars to easily open their doors. The timber doors are both automatic, and then there’s a manual door on the adjoining single one.” “There is a proper well that is nearly 40 feet deep, on the paved area leading to the side entrance. We made a feature of it – it is totally safe with a grill over the top.” “Navenby is a vibrant village with an excellent primary school, popular pubs, plenty of shops and facilities including two playing fields and The Venue, our busy community centre where all sorts of events take place. There are also lovely walks onto the Viking Way and the heath from the doorstep.” • A striking, spacious, former farmhouse built in 1885 • A wealth of original Victorian features inside and out • Rosemary roof tiles, original barge boards and timber sash windows • Entrance hall with original tessellated floor tiles • 4 double bedrooms and fully appointed family bathroom upstairs • Dual aspect 17’6” dining room with working open fire • Large, dual aspect living room with bay window and gas-fired stove • Spacious kitchen breakfast room with Bosch integrated ovens and hob • Utility area previously used as home office/study area • Rear porch, inner hall and downstairs WC • Enclosed wraparound garden, mainly lawn with evergreen hedging • Feature well in paved area at side entrance • South facing oak-framed summerhouse with glazing and French doors • New tarmac drive with parking for several cars • Attractive, oak-framed, pantiled and timber-clad garage block • Oversized double garage with automatic doors adjoining single garage Location The property stands close to the heart of the attractive village of Navenby which 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 near the centre of the village so everything is within an easy walk. There are several family-run shops and businesses such as the award-winning 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 and 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 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 charming little 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-educational 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, Sir Robert Pattinson Academy and North Kesteven Academy, amongst others, are also all rated Good whilst The Priory Academy LSST is rated Outstanding. In the independent sector, the co-educational Lincoln Minster Schools in the centre of the city are extremely highly regarded. Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage; mains gas central heating Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: F EPC Rating: D Tenure: Freehold Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Lincoln

USD 1,473,783

£1,150,000 - £1,200,000 Guide Price. Exquisite four bedroom family residence. Idyllic semi-rural location. Approximately one acre - beautifully landscaped grounds. Contemporary kitchen/breakfast room - Elegant interiors - Spacious receptions. Principal bedroom en-suite - Luxurious family bathroom. Walking distance - Award winning market town. Double garage - Off road parking. Excellent road/ rail networks. Highly regarded schooling options. Fine & Country proudly welcomes you to Ramscombe Cottage, a beautifully presented four-bedroom family residence, idyllically nestled within approximately one acre of breathtaking grounds. This exquisite home exudes elegance, while enviably situated in a semi-rural location on the fringes of Ryarsh village. Here, you can enjoy a tranquil setting, yet within walking distance of the award-winning market town of West Malling, promising an idyllic lifestyle in the heart of the Kentish countryside. Constructed by the current owners in 1992, this architecturally designed property showcases a traditional 'Yeoman' style facade, perfectly complementing the surrounding Kentish landscape. The elegant, contemporary interiors are bathed in natural light, creating a warm ambiance and a great sense of space. The stylish and well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room caters to those who enjoy culinary pursuits and is further enhanced by a formal dining room and spacious sitting room, ideal for entertaining large or intimate gatherings or simply relaxing with loved ones. Ascend the stairs from a welcoming entrance hall to the galleried landing, where a haven of four double bedrooms awaits. The principal bedroom features a double aspect, fitted wardrobes, and a luxurious en-suite, while a stylish family bathroom serves the remaining three double bedrooms. Step Outside Ramscombe Cottage stands elegantly, enveloped within beautifully landscaped grounds of approximately one acre. An attractive sandstone sun terrace to the rear of the property affords idyllic al fresco dining opportunities, while overlooking the breathtaking formal garden. This garden is a true oasis, with fine lawns interspersed with majestic specimen trees, mature shrubbery, and prolifically stocked flower beds exhibiting an array of herbaceous plants and seasonal flowers. Hedges form the borders, providing privacy and seclusion. A charming summer house nestled within the garden offers a versatile space, perfect for reading a book, quiet contemplation, a home office, while offering a different perspective of the picturesque garden. Potential for Enhancement (Subject to acquiring planning permission) the property and expansive plot in which it stands offers significant potential for further enhancement and extension. This presents a unique opportunity to tailor the property to suit your individual needs and preferences, making Ramscombe Cottage an even more desirable and versatile family home. Parking and Garaging A large driveway dressed in fine shingle provides convenient parking for numerous vehicles, while a double garage affords secure parking for treasured machines or useful storage. Location Ryarsh is commonly regarded as one of the finest villages in the region, prized for its quintessential Kentish charm. The village boasts its own highly regarded primary school, a village hall, and a country pub offering traditional English fare. The award-winning market town of West Malling is just minutes away, offering an eclectic range of boutique shops, gastro pubs, restaurants, and coffee shops. The region is well-served by schools, with local village primary schools retaining their long-standing high reputation. Senior schools are within easy reach, as are selective grammar schools. For those wishing to commute to London or the Continent, this area is superbly blessed with transport links. The M20 and M25 are but a short drive away, with train times to London of approximately 50 minutes from the nearby station. Cross-channel services via the Channel Tunnel or coastal ferry terminals are all within very easy reach. Discover Ramscombe Cottage - a haven of elegance and tranquility with endless possibilities. Contact Fine & Country to arrange a viewing. Freehold Council Tax Band G EPC Rating C For mobile phone coverage in this area please look online Superfast Fibre Broadband & Standard Broadband are available at the property for more information please look online There are tree preservation orders in place The following utilities are connected at the property:- Electric / Gas / Mains Water / Mains drainage / Cable TV / Phone / Broadband Shared cost of yearly hedge cutting along the lane approaching the three houses Features: - Garage - Parking

4 bd

West Malling

USD 1,601,938

Striking late Georgian/Early Victorian residence located in a well-served and sought-after village with excellent links to Cambridge and London. Situated opposite a greenspace with an abundance of mature trees, the handsome front façade provides a splendid welcome for both owners and guests. High ceilings and large windows, typical of the architectural era, flood the property with natural light. Classical interior design highlights elegant period features throughout, particularly evident in the panelled entrance hall opening into the reception rooms and kitchen. There are two gracious reception rooms to the front, both with beautiful fireplaces. The third reception room, dating back to the 1600s, is equally special, featuring a fireplace with a wood-burning stove, exposed beams, and doors opening onto the landscaped gardens. It is large enough to provide comfort for large gatherings and entertaining. The kitchen breakfast room is open to an orangery, providing beautiful views of the gardens and an ideal spot for more informal dining. A large laundry/utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor. A split-level landing opens onto the first floor with the principal bedroom boasting an en suite, while the remaining bedrooms share a recently refitted bathroom. The layout of bedrooms four and five is ideal for children, teenagers, and guests, as bedroom five is accessed by a staircase from bedroom four, creating a ‘suite’ where a dressing room or reception room could accompany the bedroom. The plot, approaching a third of an acre, includes a large rear garden which is incredibly private, with an abundance of mature trees and shrubs. The terrace, accessed from the orangery and one of the reception rooms, is perfect for outdoor living and dining. A large lawn leads to the swimming pool, transporting you to a European holiday. Block paving surrounds the pool and leads to a covered seating area and outbuildings draped in climbers. Seller Insight “We moved to Cambridgeshire for the fantastic schooling, and although we initially planned to live in the city, we couldn’t find a property that we liked,” says the owner. “We’d lived in Bassingbourn for a short period of time some years earlier and we loved the village, and so when we happened upon the sales listing for Turnstile House we were very excited to take a look.” “The thing that immediately grabbed me was the look of the house. I’ve always loved Georgian architecture and this is an extremely attractive example, both inside and out. It’s really spacious and bright, and the main reception rooms in particular have the grand proportions so typical of the era. The house also retains some really gorgeous original features – the wood panelling in the entrance hall blew me away when we first came to view the property! It’s a very handsome and hugely characterful house, but it’s also a property that’s really comfortable for modern living, and what I particularly like is the fact that it’s perfect in both summer and winter. When the weather is warm we tend to gravitate to the reception room in the barn, which opens out onto the patio and garden beyond; then in winter the whole house takes on a really warm and cosy atmosphere, particularly when the open fires are roaring away.” “Another feature that drew us to the property was the garden; it’s hard to believe that a property in the middle of a village could have a garden quite so spacious and private. During our time here we’ve planted hedging to enhance that feeling of privacy and we’ve created lots of different areas for sitting out, relaxing and alfresco entertaining. We also have an outdoor swimming pool. We hadn’t initially been looking for a property with a pool, but we’ve relished having one. When the weather is hot, we can lie by it all day long or have an impromptu pool party… It’s definitely something we wouldn’t want to be without in the future.” “Another thing that really attracted us to the house was its position overlooking the village green and only a short walk along pavements to the village shop, which meant we could allow the children to walk there safely and independently when they were younger.” “We’ll be sad to leave Turnstile House as it’s been a wonderful family home and a place where we’ve all enjoyed a fantastic quality of life. We’ll also miss living in Bassingbourn, the friendly community and the fact that we can step out of the front door and within minutes be walking through some of the most beautiful countryside, or hop in the car and be in the bustling town of Royston in under ten minutes or Cambridge city centre in under half an hour. It’s a place where we’ve been able to enjoy the very best of both worlds.” Village Information Bassingbourn offers excellent local amenities, including an Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ primary and secondary schools, a village green, two churches with tearoom and church hall, coffee shop, local shops including convenience store with ATM and post office, allotments, hairdressers, sports centre, recreation ground with play area, bakery, farm shop, doctors, dentist, pharmacy, garage, book café library in The Limes village hall, and eat-in pubs. Further facilities can be found in the town of Royston, less than ten minutes away, with fast and regular services from Royston train station to Cambridge, London Kings Cross-St Pancras and through to Brighton. The beautiful university city of Cambridge is close by, taking around 30 minutes by car. There is easy road access to the A1M, M11 and A14, and bus services to Cambridge and Royston. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: Circa 1600/1700s with late Georgian / early Victorian additions EPC: Exempt - Grade II Listed Local Authority: South Cambridgeshire Council Tax Band: G 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. RYN240157 Features: - Garden

5 bd

Bassingbourn

USD 922,716

Located within the highly desirable ‘Manor Estate’ in Letchworth, this bright and spacious detached FOUR bedroom property makes for the perfect home for a growing family or those looking with potential to extend STPP. Complete with double garage and driveway an within walking distance to Lordship farm school. Step Inside: Upon entering, you are bought through in to the open hallway which guides you through to each room the ground floor has to offer. The L shaped living room is bright and spacious providing space for a dining room table and also leading in to a large conservatory which overlooks and opens out to the well-established rear garden. The kitchen, also overlooking the garden provides a breakfast bar, integrated double oven, fridge freezer, electric hob and leads directly through to a utility room with fitted sink and access route to the garages and rear garden. The cloakroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, you will find four good-sized bedrooms. The master suite includes built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room while enjoying garden views. The remaining three bedrooms include two further doubles and a good sized single room, all of which have built-in cupboards/wardrobes. A modern and bright family bathroom featuring a low-level WC, vanity unit with sink, panelled bath, shower and heated towel rail completes the upper floor accommodation. This property makes for the perfect home for a growing family or those looking with potential to extend STPP. About The Area: The property is situated in the sought after location of Manor Park and is close to the well-regarded village of Willian, which features a beautiful church, a Post Office and general store, along with two pubs – including The Fox which has a highly regarded restaurant. A delightful pond can be found in the centre of the village, perfect for a weekend stroll. North of Willian is Letchworth Garden City, and 2.5 miles to the west is the historic market town of Hitchin. There are a wide range of schools in the district including Lordship, Highfield and Fearnhill; independent schools include St Francis College, St Chris and Kingshott. Letchworth Golf Club and Nuffield Health Fitness and Wellbeing Centre are both within a short distance. Transport links are enviable, with the A1(M) junction 9 1 mile distant, whilst fast and frequent trains leave from Letchworth Garden City, Hitchin, and Stevenage to Finsbury Park and London Kings Cross, to the north via Peterborough and to East Anglia via Cambridge. Luton airport is 13 miles away and Stansted airport 30 miles approximately Step Outside: The property itself is set back from the road and offers privacy with established shrubbing at the boundary edge. The front garden Is well maintained with planted beds, lawn area and pathway leading to the front door. A driveway situated to the front of the double garage can accommodate two vehicles. The double garage offers ample storage space and holds potential for conversion into an additional reception room STPP. The just as well maintained rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with a sunny patio area, mature trees, shrubs and flowerbeds All of which give a private feel due to not being directly overlooked. Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Letchworth

USD 961,163

Located within the highly regarded Lincolnshire Cliff village of Harmston, this truly beautiful, four double bedroomed, Water Reed thatched home occupies a very quiet and enviable corner position within this exclusive development. The impeccable family accommodation has been meticulously upgraded and improved by the current owners, revealing the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship throughout, allowing the new purchasers to move in, relax, and enjoy this wonderful home. Externally, the property enjoys a private corner position, with walled gardens backing on to a protected copse and an oversized double garage. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain. The ground floor accommodation opens into a reception hallway featuring a Carron cast iron radiator, exposed reclaimed brick detailing, with stairs providing access to the first-floor landing. An impressive Chiselwood kitchen is a notable feature, infusing the home with the highest standards of bespoke carpentry, along with a fully fitted, separate utility room. These areas are further complemented by granite and iroko worktops, exposed brick detailing, a useful walk-in pantry cupboard, slate flooring and a range of integrated Neff appliances and a Leisure Rangemaster. From here, French doors lead onto the private patio area. The well-proportioned sitting room boasts views to the front aspect, while double-glazed Bi-fold doors offer idyllic garden views. Additionally, there is a full-height inglenook fireplace with a multi-fuel stove. The spacious formal dining room enjoys rear garden views and the versatile office/playroom overlooks the tree lined front aspect. The ground floor accommodation is further complemented by a downstairs cloakroom w/c. The first-floor accommodation features a galleried landing with exposed reclaimed brick detail and a linen cupboard housing the upgraded hot water tank. The spacious primary suite includes an ensuite shower room with an Italian Porcelain shower cubicle, Marflow St James traditional thermostatic shower, limestone flooring, and a fully fitted walk-in wardrobe. Bedroom two enjoys double aspect views and an ensuite shower room comprising an Italian Porcelain shower cubicle with Marflow St James traditional thermostatic shower and limestone floors. Bedrooms three and four, both double rooms, share the family bathroom, which features a Heritage cast iron bath with Marflow St James/Heritage traditional taps. The property further benefits from Oak faced internal doors, Myson/Acona traditional column radiators with traditional style TRV’s throughout, along with a full replacement and upgrade of the gas fired central heating system with a pressurized system feeding the domestic hot water. Externally, the stone fronted property occupies a wonderful corner position with incredibly bright and sunny landscaped gardens, predominantly laid to lawn with mature flower beds, and backing onto a protected copse. A Beech hedge provides screening from the secure private driveway, which offers parking for several vehicles and is accessed via tall gates. This driveway leads to the oversized detached double garage, equipped with power, lighting and a useful mezzanine floor in the roof space, ideal for storage. The front aspect enjoys planted flower bed borders and a picket fence to the perimeter boundaries. Additionally, there are further private sitting areas to both sides of the property. Agents Note - Other notable features of this wonderful home include: The house roof was fully maintained and re-ridged in May 2024, the garage roof underwent full maintenance and re-ridging in June 2018. The property was built using traditional construction methods, featuring solid internal walls. Replacement, high-quality uPVC developer-approved replacement double-glazed windows have been fitted throughout. Additionally, it boasts a large boarded out loft space with upgraded high-quality insulation, with a Fakro loft ladder for access, equipped with lighting and power. Furthermore, the property has undergone the latest specification full electrical upgrade and inspection, with a certificate issued in October 2023. Harmston is a sought-after conservation village, home to the renowned community pub and restaurant, The Thorold Arms, and the All Saints parish Church, which dates back to the 11th century. Just 1.5 miles north, in the village of Waddington, amenities include a supermarket, a post office, a chemist, a doctors’ surgery, and various takeaways. Three miles south lies Navenby, offering a variety of shops and businesses, including the esteemed Welbourne's Bakery, a cornerstone of artisanal baking in the county. The village also boasts two cosy pubs, The Lion & Royal and The King's Head, along with The Old Filling Station, serving an array of delectable treats. Coleby, only a mile south, features a good primary school and The Tempest Arms serving food. Harmston spans the Viking Way, offering undulating, far-reaching views, countryside walks and rich Lincolnshire history. With efficient transport connections, it's well-suited for commuters, offering an 80-minute train ride to central London from Newark and a 60-minute journey from Grantham. For families, Harmston is ideally located to offer exceptional educational opportunities. Coleby C of E Primary School is located one mile away. The Navenby C of E Primary School is conveniently located in the centre of the village. Secondary education options are abundant in the area, including the well-regarded Sir William Robertson Academy, just 6 miles away in Welbourn. Sleaford, a short 13-mile journey to the southeast, offers Carre's Grammar School, and Kesteven & Sleaford High School (for Girls). For those willing to venture a bit further, Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School and The King's School (for boys) await about 19 miles to the south in Grantham. In Lincoln, just 5 miles to the north, you'll find The Priory Academy, Sir Robert Pattinson Academy, and North Kesteven Academy. In the independent sector, the co-educational Lincoln Minster Schools are renowned for their exceptional quality of education. The centre of Lincoln, located 8 miles north, is a historic yet vibrant city with its magnificent cathedral and castle high on the hill, surrounded by quaint shops, galleries, and museums, including the popular Bailgate shopping area. There are two universities and everything you would expect from a major city. For access further afield and direct commuting to London, there are frequent fast trains from Lincoln to London Kings Cross (around 2 hours). Services: Mains gas, electric, water and drainage Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F Epc Rating: C Sat Nav: LN5 9GF Contact: Adam Lascelles Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Lincoln

USD 384,465

Gladstone Gardens is a unique mix of nine new and refurbished homes located in the heart of the busy market town of Chippenham offering easy access to shops, transport links and some of Wiltshire’s most glorious countryside. Developed to exacting standards by local renowned firm T&B Development, this superb collection of five apartments in the newly built Brinkworth House and four apartments in the converted Old Liberal Club are thoughtfully designed and enveloped in a quiet cul-de-sac. The Old Liberal Club Apartment 1 - One Bedroom Apartment 2 - One Bedroom Apartment 3 - Two Bedrooms Apartment 4 - One Bedroom Brinkworth House Apartment 1 - Two Bedrooms (Reserved) Apartment 2 - Two Bedrooms (Reserved) Apartment 3 - Two Bedrooms Apartment 4 - Two Bedrooms Apartment 5 - Two Bedrooms (Reserved) Specifications Kitchen The kitchen is situated in the generous open plan living space and benefits from a breakfast bar/island along with fully integrated appliances including an oven, fridge/freezer, washer/drier and dishwasher. The kitchens are finished off with quality, highly durable solid worksurfaces and brushed chrome handles. Bathroom and Ensuite The bathroom and ensuite feature vanity units with a mixer tap to the wash basin and WCs with concealed cisterns from the renowned manufacture Rhoper Rhodes. The main bathroom benefits from a bath with thermostatic shower over, and the ensuite a fully tiled shower enclosure. Both have a fully tiled floor. Heating and Hot Water There is an energy efficient combination boiler and full underfloor heating system throughout the apartment. Electric heated towel rails are in both the bathroom and ensuite. Bedrooms The apartment benefits from two generous and well-proportioned double bedrooms, one of which features an ensuite. Each bedroom is accessed off the main hallway of the apartment. Interior Finishes The kitchen, living areas and hallway feature Karndean flooring whilst the bedrooms are fully carpeted. All internal doors offer high quality ironmongery and the apartment has been decorated to a high standard throughout. Electrical There are USB sockets in kitchen, living area and principal bedroom, a concealed shaving and USB socket in bathrooms and ensuite and a TV point in the living area and principal bedroom. There is a mixture of LED spot and pendant lighting throughout the apartment and there are thermostatic heating controls for each underfloor heating zone. There is a pre-wired data cable infrastructure featuring a dedicated high-speed fibre broadband line. External Finishes Outside, the apartment has a contemporary glazed balcony with composite decking. The communal areas feature landscaped areas along with block paved parking offering a private parking space and access to shared visitor’s spaces. The communal areas also benefit from outside lighting, two electric car charging points and a communal bin and bicycle storage facility. Peace of Mind The property benefits from a 10-year insurance-backed structural warranty including 1 year after care service from developer. The developer also offers a day’s free labour for the hanging of any client supplied fixtures and fittings, for example pictures, shelving or light fixtures. N.B. Specification subject to change. Additional information: Tenure: Leasehold. 999 year lease. Maintenance charge: TBC Services: Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. Fibre broadband to the property Local authority: Wiltshire Council Tax band: TBC EPC Rating: Predicted B Features: - Balcony - Parking

2 bd

Chippenham

USD 929,124

Foxwood is an attractive stone-built home situated in the heart of the highly sought-after conservation village of Whalton. Located within easy reach of the excellent amenities in the lovely town of Morpeth, it is also just a short commute to Newcastle. Whalton is a picturesque village with a vibrant, active community, regularly hosting events in the village hall and an annual country show that brings everyone together. Foxwood benefits from stunning country views and the excellent village pub and local primary school are just a short walk away. The property, built approximately thirty years ago and beautifully renovated by the current owners, offers light, spacious and versatile accommodation, blending modern comfort with the warm, welcoming charm of a traditional home. The stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and garden room is the heart of the home. Full of light, this fabulous room is perfect for gathering with family and friends. Whether cooking a delicious meal in the kitchen, relaxing in the sunlit garden room, or cosying up by the wood burner, it offers a wonderfully inviting atmosphere for any occasion. The secluded south-facing gardens are an absolute delight, offering a tranquil sanctuary to unwind and savour the warmer months. Sheltered by mature shrubs and hedging, this pretty retreat is both private and serene and the perfect setting for al fresco dining with friends and family. Accommodation in brief: Ground Floor: Porch | Entrance Hall | Cloakroom/WC | Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining Room/Garden Room | Study/Fourth Bedroom | Utility Room | Sitting Room First Floor: Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom | Two Further Double Bedrooms | Family Bathroom | Storage Room Outside: Integral Double Garage with Storage | Driveway | Gardens | Patio | Terrace Accommodation: Ground Floor: A convenient porch for coat and boot storage opens into the main hallway, which features an understairs cupboard and a colourful cloakroom/WC. The fabulous kitchen is flooded with light, which radiates around the room. Fitted with an excellent range of cabinetry with plenty of storage and work surfaces, the kitchen benefits from integrated appliances; two ovens, a warming drawer, gas hob and a dishwasher, and there is space for a large fridge/freezer. Under cabinet lighting creates a wonderful atmosphere in the evening and the breakfast bar is a perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee or a glass of something whilst chatting with the chef. A separate, spacious utility room leads to an internal door into the integral garage. The dining area can accommodate a large table for at least eight guests and opens into the sunny garden room, which also makes the perfect snug in winter. This room boasts full-height windows offering views of the gorgeous garden with double doors leading outside, and a circular Morso wood burner. This entire area is ideal for family life or entertaining, whether it's doing homework at the dining table whilst dinner is being prepared or curling up with a book in the garden room. Situated off the dining room, there is a study, currently set up as a fourth bedroom, which is perfect for working from home. The dual-aspect, elegantly appointed sitting room features a real wood fire and provides a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the hub of the home in the kitchen. First Floor: The bedrooms and bathrooms radiate off a large open stairwell and landing, which includes hatch access to loft storage. The attractive principal bedroom features a spacious en-suite with a bath, a separate walk-in shower, a built-in storage cupboard, and a door leading to a large eaves storage space. Two additional charming double bedrooms also have built-in wardrobes. The landing and the guest bedroom to the north side of the house overlook a stunning open field, currently in barley. A beautifully appointed family bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation. External: Situated off a quiet country road yet just moments from the village centre, Foxwood features a private drive with ample parking for several vehicles. The property includes a double integral garage with power and lighting, currently used as a large workshop, and a double-sided log store. Panoramic south-facing gardens showcase a well-manicured lawn, vibrant flower borders and a large raised stone bed, interspersed with gravel paths and tranquil spots to sit and relax, listening to birdsong and the sounds of the countryside. A patio provides the ideal spot for a table and chairs for outdoor dining, while a ‘sitooterie’ - a Scottish term for a small seating area in the garden - overlooks the barley field to the north. Area: The bustling towns of Morpeth and Ponteland, both located approximately six miles away, offer an extensive range of facilities, including a wealth of restaurants, bars, cafes, leisure facilities, including Morpeth Golf Club, independent shops, various supermarkets, and some of the finest schools in the region. Notably, both Morpeth First School and King Edward VI School have been awarded Ofsted’s Outstanding status. Numerous private educational options can also be found nearby. The stunning Northumbrian coast can be reached in under thirty minutes. Transport links are excellent, with convenient access to the A1, superb bus links, and rail travel to Newcastle, Edinburgh, London and beyond via Morpeth’s mainline station. Distances: Morpeth – 6.3 miles | Ponteland - 6.8 miles | Newcastle City Centre – 19.2 miles Nearest Stations: Morpeth – 5.8 miles | Newcastle – 17.1 miles Nearest Airport: Newcastle International Airport – 10 miles Services: Mains Water Supply | Mains Electricity | Mains Drainage | Oil Central Heating | Calor Gas Hob | Solar Panels Telephone provider: BT Mobile signal: O2, EE & Vodafone Broadband provider: Fibre BT with 71 Mbps download speed and 18 Mbps upload speed These services have not been tested and no warranty is given by the agents. Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Northumberland County Council Band F EPC Rating: C Viewing Arrangements: Via the vendors’ agent: Sarah Tuer - Fine & Country Newcastle and Northumberland The Estate Office, Rock, Alnwick, NE66 3SB Email: ... Agents Notes to Purchaser: Although we endeavour to furnish precise information, it is strongly recommended that buyers undertake their own thorough due diligence. The onus for verifying critical details, including but not limited to floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related aspects, lies with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be the sole basis for making purchasing decisions. None of the services, systems, or appliances listed in the details have been tested by us, and we do not assure their operating ability or efficiency. Buyers are encouraged to independently assess and verify all relevant information before making any commitments. Features: - Garden

4 bd

Morpeth

USD 2,370,868

For Sale with No Onward Chain Located off Grafton Lane on the edge of Bromsgrove is this exceptional Grade II Listed country home. Formerly part of the historic Grafton Manor Estate, which was famously part of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, the house has hosted in its past many high profile guests, including the former President of France, Charles De Gaulle. The property dates back to circa 1800 and has been extensively updated to modern standards by the current owners, who have lovingly restored and maintained the property’s original features. A Moment in History: This gorgeous home was formerly part of the Grafton Estate, which is historically recorded as part of The Gunpowder Plot ‘1605’, and it is known that Guy Fawkes and his fellow conspirators met on the Grafton Estate ahead of their attempt to blow up Parliament. The property sits within circa 2.4 acres of private grounds with beautiful features such as the mature manicured gardens, a duck pond and two fish ponds, a dovecote in the front garden, the original grade II listed Priest’s confessional to the side of the house and electric gates for both the front and rear driveways. Note: The property next door ‘The Priest’s House Stables’, has permitted access across the first section of the front driveway and use of the front gates to access their property. Within the grounds there are a variety of spectacular trees (protected by TPOs) including a 250 year old Tulip tree, recognised as one of the finest in the country, two 600 year old Yew trees and a large Redwood tree on the front lawn, which was part of the famous planting of Trafalgar trees to celebrate the victory of Trafalgar in the early 1800s. Covering the front of the property is beautiful mature wisteria, which blooms in vibrant greens and purples. With more than 5,000 square feet of living accommodation, the property is spacious and perfect for a large family. The original features continue throughout the property from ornate cornicing and ceiling roses, timber beams, grand fireplaces and original sash windows, which have been restored to operate as they should. There are 6 bedrooms in total, which include 5 double rooms and 1 single. The primary bedroom benefits from a gorgeous en-suite with a large walk-in shower and twin sinks. The property has been updated for modern family living, with the addition of a beautifully designed orangery off the kitchen, which was added in 2019 by the current owners. Furthermore, there is a separate study, utility room, boot room/gym, south-facing conservatory and numerous other reception rooms which include a drawing room, formal dining room, sitting room and a cosy snug. This is a true one-of-one property which has been loved by the current owners and their family, who have considered themselves the custodians of this magnificent home. Features: - Garden

6 bd

Bromsgrove

USD 544,659

Selling with NO Onward Chain A spacious 3 bedroom link-detached home located within a quiet cul-de-sac off the prestigious Myton Road, Warwick. This beautiful property is in an ideal location for Warwick, Leamington, Leamington Spa train station and local parks such as St Nicholas Park and Victoria Park. At the front of the property is a red brick, block-paved driveway large enough for two cars. There’s a single garage which has been reduced in size internally to accommodate a new office/music room and there is a convenient electric car charging point fitted to the side of the front porch. The property has an enclosed entrance hallway/porch with downstairs cloakroom, which leads through to the main living space. The living room is semi-open plan with an arched entrance separating the living room and kitchen. This opening allows double aspect natural light from the rear garden and the front driveway and allows for a more sociable way of living, making it great for entertaining friends and family. Off the living room is an office/music room which was designed by the current owners by reducing the internal size of the single garage. This creates an additional reception room, which could be used as a fourth bedroom, which is lovely and bright with it’s own access out into the rear garden. The garage is used for storage and as a utility room. At the rear of the property is a bright and stylish shaker kitchen with lots of storage and ample room for a large dining table. With access immediately into the garden, the current owners make the most of relaxing in their private rear garden at every chance they get. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom. The primary bedroom is a generous size with plenty room for large furniture and a king size bed. The second bedroom fits a double bed with room for wardrobes and the third bedroom is a single room which is currently used as a walk-in wardrobe/dressing room. Off the landing is a good size, tiled bathroom with a walk-in shower. The built-in vanity and chrome heated towel rail are beautiful additions to this stylish, tiled bathroom. Features: - Garden

3 bd

Warwick

USD 672,814

A detached post-war village house offering a lounge, kitchen/dining room, large conservatory, four bedrooms, shower room and freestanding bath in attic bedroom, oil heating, fully double glazed and a 27.5m x 6.5m rear garden with fabulous countryside rear views. Popular quiet village, off road parking and no onward chain. GROUND FLOOR ‘Saddle Cottage’ is entered via a solid Upvc casement door to an inner hall. Painted oak floor boards, radiator, windows on both sides, walkway through to the open plan ground floor. To one side is the bright and spacious main living room with provides a fine ‘vista’ through the rear conservatory over the rear garden. There is recessed shelving, oak painted floor boards, TV and telephone points. Two radiators, coved ceiling, large front picture window, sliding patio doors in to the conservatory. The spacious open plan dining area provides ample room for a table and six chairs and is an ideal entertaining space being connected to the kitchen. Radiator, painted oak flooring, smoke alarm, stairs to the first floor, front window. The kitchen area is also bright and a very well-designed area with a good range of blue fronted base and eye-level cupboards, carousel unit and three drawer sets. The integrated appliances include a Neff fan-assisted single oven, 4-ring electric hob, extractor hood, combination microwave oven, dishwasher, washing machine and a tall fridge/freezer. There is a built in wine rack, oak work surface areas, enamel Belfast sink with long reach mixer tap and instant boiling water tap. Down lighters, oak flooring, picture window overlooking the garden. The ground floor is completed by a large Upvc conservatory with a pitched glass roof, with covered panels allowing all year round usage. It has a tiled floor, utility area, windows on two sides, double doors, and a feature full height triangular rear window giving great views of the open countryside beyond the garden. FIRST FLOOR The first floor landing has a smoke alarm, stairs lead up to the second floor, rear window. The airing cupboard houses the Albion fully lagged hot water cylinder with an electric immersion heater. The main bedroom is a bright and pleasant room with a deep and well-fitted double wardrobe, radiator, coved ceiling, front window. The second double bedroom has a double fitted wardrobe, radiator, front window. The fourth single bedroom has exposed floor boards, radiator, (an ideal dressing room or small office), rear window. The very smart re-fitted shower room has a walk-in double width fully tiled shower enclosure with a Grohe power shower and fixed glass screen. Heated ladder radiator/towel rail, wooden washstand with a rectangular wash hand basin and hand-made bathroom cabinet. Low-level WC, under floor heating, quality floor and wall tiles, opaque rear window. SECOND FLOOR The attic room is a fabulous guest bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and a white freestanding bath with column tap with a showerhead attachment. Contemporary cast-iron radiator, under-eaves storage on both sides, exposed ceiling beam. The two Velux windows permit the most outstanding views from the rear of the house. OUTSIDE Frontage & Parking Facilities To the front of the house is a shallow patio garden with two attractive magnolia trees. There is a 4ft dry stone retaining wall across the frontage and a pedestrian gate. On the left hand side of the property is the plastic bunded oil tank and the central heating boiler with a lockable gate. There is room to park two standard vehicles tight to the gable, (allowing the neighbouring house behind to have adequate vehicular access at all times). There is also on road parking for visitors nearby on a ‘first come - first served’ basis. Rear Garden The rear garden is predominantly north-east facing and measures around 26.75m deep by 6.5m wide. There is a large paved section around the rear of the house and conservatory (which could park one small car behind the double gates). There is a PIR security light and a cold-water tap. The central lawn area has a stone retaining wall down the left hand side with a well-stocked border with daisies, red robin, lavender, annuals and roses. The opposite flower bed has further annuals, magnolia and Japanese Acer trees. Brick built barbeque, raised decking area with steps down to a further section of level lawn. The private rear garden is enclosed down both flanks by two heights of close boarded wooden fencing. The rear boundary has a low-level dry stone wall to allow the very attractive views of undulating fields behind. This little ‘oasis’ is the ideal spot for entertaining. LOCATION The village of Upper Tadmarton is situated 5 miles to the west of Banbury, between the market towns of Banbury and Chipping Norton and is surrounded by undulating open countryside. Bloxham is around 3 miles away providing a range of local facilities including a grocer, butcher, newsagents, post office, public houses, doctor and dental surgeries. The property is also a short drive away from Soho Farmhouse and The Cotswolds. Motorway M40 (J11) and mainline train services from Banbury to London, Marylebone in an hour. Tadmarton has a village hall, a parish church and The Lampet Arms public house. Tadmarton Heath has a highly regarded 18-hole golf course, with Rye Hill golf course only a mile away. Please click on the property brochure for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Chris Mobbs at the Fine & Country Banbury office. Construction type: Standard Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Heating: Oil-fired central heating to radiators Broadband: There is Ultrafast broadband available in the area, delivering 950 Mbps upload and download speeds. The current BT package delivers 35 Mbps upload and 6.8 Mbps download speeds to the property. Mobile signal/coverage: You can get 4G mobile coverage both in the house and the garden from Vodaphone, Asda, Voxi, Lebara and 02, (do check with your specific mobile provider). Parking: Off road parking for two cars Rights & easements: Shared driveway Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Islip

USD 1,057,279

A stunning and substantial detached family home situated in the sought-after west Nottinghamshire suburb of Wollaton Park. THE PROPERTY Originally constructed in 1935 this property comes to the market for the first time in over 40 years. Positioned a stone’s throw from the 500 acre Wollaton Hall Deer Park, 27 Oundle Drive has been thoroughly enjoyed as a family home over its present occupiers’ tenure and offers prospective purchasers the exciting opportunity to put their own stamp on this beautiful home. The property enjoys approximately 2727sq.ft of spacious accommodation with a host of original features throughout, established south-facing rear gardens and an excellent position close to an abundance of nearby transport links, the Queens Medical Centre and Nottingham University. It is an outstanding home which is certain to impress. THE ACCOMODATION Upon entering the home, you are immediately greeted by an entrance porch which leads on to a generous inner hall. Much of the principal ground floor accommodation leads off this hall which, in brief, comprises of: a fitted breakfast kitchen with dining area, formal dining room with French doors leading on to the terrace, sitting room with feature fire and additional French doors, a snug offering an further reception space perfectly suited for large families, utility room with side access and a cloak room with WC leading off. To the first floor and off the substantial landing, you find the principal bedroom with a lovely bay window and generous en-suite bathroom, 4 further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate WC. GARDENS & GROUNDS The property is set back from the road and enjoys beautifully established gardens to both front and rear. To the front of the home you’ll find a concrete laid driveway which is capable of accommodating several vehicles, an attached single garage ideal for further parking or useful storage, a lawned area and mature borders to 3 sides. The beautiful south-facing rear garden offers a private and enclosed space which is perfect for families to enjoy or for entertaining. A substantial patio spans the width of the home and this benefits from an electrically operated awning providing shade for those particularly warm days. Elsewhere you’ll find a generous lawn, established boundaries, stocked borders and a handy garden shed. LOCATION The suburb of Wollaton is located to the west of Nottingham City centre. The famous landmark, Wollaton Hall, is just a short walk from the property with its museum, deer park, lake, walks and golf course offering a popular attraction for local residents as well as those further afield. Wollaton’s main shopping area is positioned along Bramcote Lane which incorporates local family-run shops, banking facilities, pharmacy, post office, dry cleaners and most recently TESCO and Sainsbury's mini supermarkets have been welcomed to the area. Nottingham City centre is within easy reach via Derby Road whilst the A52 offers transport routes across and out of the City with the M1 Motorway just five miles away. Reputable schools within the area include: Fernwood Infant & Junior School, Middleton Primary School and Firbeck Academy. DISTANCES Nottingham City Centre 2.5 miles A6514 Ring Road 0.2 miles M1 Motorway J25 6 miles Queens Medical Centre 0.2 miles (Walking) Nottingham Railway Station 4 miles East Midlands Parkway 9.8 miles East Midlands Airport 13.4 miles SERVICES Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas fired central heating. TENURE Freehold. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottinghamshire. Please contact Pavlo Jurkiw for more information or to arrange a viewing. Features: - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Nottingham

USD 935,532

A spacious detached family home quietly located in a cul-de-sac within this attractive and popular village. Built in 1997, ‘Magnolia House’ benefits from gas-fired radiator heating and Upvc double glazing. There are three spacious reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, WC, large conservatory, four bedrooms, dressing room and two bathrooms. There is a private 14.3m by 12.4m rear garden, a double garage and parking for three vehicles. Please click on the property brochure tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Chris Mobbs at the Fine & Country Banbury office. Construction type: Standard Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas central heating Broadband: Gigaclear broadband is now available (do check with your own provider). Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal in the village (do check with your own provider). Parking: Available for three cars Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Buckingham

USD 1,153,331

A Truly Unique Opportunity to Acquire a Fabulous Farmhouse dating back to the 1600's with Attached Barn that Offering Further Potential (subject to consents) set in a Stunning Rural Location abutting Gisburn Forest. Magnificent Family Home Offering Potential Business Opportunities. EPC: E, Freehold, Council Tax Band: D Dale House or Dalehead Farm as it is otherwise known is a most fabulous detached Farmhouse steeped in history believed to date back as far as the 17th Century and is set in a stunning rural location with panoramic views close to Stocks Reservoir and Gisburn Forest. The Farmhouse comes with an Attached Barn that could be converted in to additional living accommodation if required. At present the Farmhouse is used for Bed and Breakfast and the Barn is used purposefully as an outdoor pursuits centre base with camping facilities. The Farmhouse that was repointed in 2021 affords: Entrance Porch, Hallway with an attractive stone flagged floor, Living Dining Kitchen with a range of base and eye level units, space for freestanding ESSE style range, Belfast sink with mixer tap, Quartz work surface area with matching upstand, integrated dishwasher, stone flagged floor and external door to the rear. Off the Kitchen is a useful room currently used as a secondary preparation kitchen which could be used for a variety of uses. The Living Room has a feature wood burning stove and the Dining Room has a decorative fireplace and stone flagged floor. The Utility Room has plumbing for washing machine, space for dryer, 1.5 bowl ceramic sink with mixer tap and there is a WC off. On the First Floor there is a Landing off which are Five Bedrooms three of which benefit from En-Suite Shower Rooms and there is a modern 4pc Family Bathroom. Outside to the Front there is a gated entrance that leads to a large area of hardstanding providing off road parking for several vehicles. To the Rear there is an beautiful Garden that is mainly laid to lawn with slate chipped areas and pathways and a stone flagged patio. The garden is stocked and bordered with a wide range of mature plants, shrubs and trees. The attached Barn is of substantial size with the main area being a welcoming Hallway with stone flagged floor and two raised mezzanine areas off together with Kitchenette, two toilets and two showers. Other rooms within the Barn include a boiler room housing the biomass boiler system, timber store, gun room, garden store and hay loft. Viewing is encouraged to truly appreciate everything on offer. EPC: E, Freehold, Council Tax Band: D Features: - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Bolton-by-Bowland

USD 1,281,550

Chailey House is not just a residence - it's a lifestyle, a distinguished Grade II listed detached residence. This magnificent 5-bedroom property offers a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern luxury, extending over 2855 sq.ft. of versatile living space. As you enter, you are greeted by a reception hallway, leading to a variety of well appointed rooms. These include a guest cloakroom, a refined study area, an elegant sitting room/drawing room, and a formal dining room. The heart of the home is the beautifully fitted breakfast kitchen, complemented by a spacious pantry and a utility room/boot room, ensuring all your domestic needs are met with style and convenience. Ascend the grand staircase to discover a principal bedroom that boasts a luxurious en-suite bathroom with sauna. Four additional well-proportioned bedrooms and a spacious bathroom complete this floor, providing ample space for family and guests alike. The property's charm extends beyond the main house with a substantial annex measuring 504 sq.ft, perfect for accommodating guests or serving as an independent living space. Chailey House is approached via a gated, sweeping driveway that leads to a double garage, workshop, store room, and fuel store. These outbuildings present exciting possibilities for further development, such as expanding the existing annex or creating a bespoke home office. Enjoying a plot of 3.22 acres, Chailey House has beautifully landscaped gardens, mature lawns, and private woodland incorporating stables ideal for the equestrian enthusiast. This property truly offers a serene escape for the entire family from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. GROUND FLOOR Welcome to Chailey House. As you approach via the sweeping gated driveway, you are greeted by a unique and characterful property that exudes charm and elegance. This enchanting experience begins at the entrance porch, leading into a spacious reception hallway. Here, a grand staircase ascends to a large first-floor semi-galleried landing. The hallway also features a wood-burning stove, a guest cloakroom/study area, and access to a wine cellar. The hallway provides access to the sitting room/drawing room, dining room, a bespoke handmade breakfast kitchen, and a rear utility/boot room. The sitting room/drawing room is a sanctuary of comfort and style, boasting dual aspects and a stunning feature fireplace with an open dog grate. This versatile room can easily be converted back into two separate rooms if desired. The dining room is equally impressive, featuring dual aspects with garden views and a beautiful fireplace. GROUND FLOOR CONTINUED The centrepiece of the breakfast kitchen is the recessed Aga, surrounded by extensive granite preparation surfaces, base drawers, and cupboards. The kitchen is equipped with a range of integrated appliances and offers views over the garden. It also provides access to a large walk-in pantry, offering superb practical space. Completing the ground floor is a fully fitted utility/boot room, providing practical space for everyday needs. This room features preparation surfaces with a butler-style sink, housing for a fridge, and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. FIRST FLOOR Ascending from the reception hallway, a beautifully crafted staircase leads you to a spacious first-floor semi-galleried landing. Here, you will discover five generously sized bedrooms and a luxurious family bathroom featuring a freestanding roll-top bath and a separate shower cubicle. The principal bedroom offers a well-appointed ensuite, complete with a sauna for ultimate relaxation. GARDEN & GROUNDS Situated on a stunning plot of approximately 3.22 acres, Chailey House offers a serene retreat on the outskirts of the village. A gated entrance opens to a sweeping, extensive driveway of granite sets, providing ample parking and leading to the grand entrance of the property. The driveway also grants access to a range of outbuildings, including a double garage, workshop, storeroom, and fuel store. Additionally, there is a large annex attached to the outbuildings, superbly positioned overlooking the garden, offering excellent potential for extension into the adjacent outbuildings. The property is adorned with expansive private and mature lawned gardens, featuring a large pergola perfectly positioned on a westerly aspect, ideal for relaxing or alfresco dining. The garden also includes a greenhouse, and the plot extends into a lightly wooded area with a stable, offering endless possibilities for the entire family from entertainment, play, gardening, or equestrian pursuits. LOCAL AREA Nestled in the heart of north Nottinghamshire, the picturesque village of Wellow is renowned for its quintessential English village green and the historic maypole, which remains a focal point of community celebrations. The village is steeped in history, boasting the 12th-century St. Swithin’s Church and the esteemed independent prep school, Wellow House. Social life thrives around two inviting village pubs, The Maypole Inn and The Olde Red Lion, alongside the village/memorial hall, heritage centre, local park, Millennium Gardens, and a charming cricket pitch. Wellow offers exceptional access to the surrounding countryside, with attractions such as Rufford Abbey Country Park, Rufford Golf Club, Clumber Park, and Sherwood Pines providing extensive walking and cycling routes for outdoor enthusiasts. Convenience is a key feature of Wellow, with an extensive range of amenities available in nearby towns and villages. Commuting is effortless, thanks to the nearby A1, reachable in under 10 minutes via the A614, and Newark Northgate train station offering swift access to the East Coast Main Line. In summary, Wellow provides the perfect blend of rural tranquility and urban convenience. Its welcoming community makes it an ideal choice for families and individuals seeking a serene and charming place to call home. INFORMATION Services: Oil fired central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage are connected.   Local Authority: Newark & Sherwood District Council - Tax Band F Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottingham. For directions please use what3words app and enter: masts.giving.oven Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottingham Distances: Southwell - 9 miles, Mansfield - 11 miles, Nottingham - 22 miles, Newark - 12 miles Features: - Garden - Parking

6 bd

Newark-on-Trent

USD 1,345,628

Originally a mid-1700s built farmhouse and old dairy, Church Cottage now stands as a fully renovated and sympathetically modernised four-bedroom home set within a pretty walled garden. Positioned on the border of the Cotswolds and the Mendip Hills, this characterful property is one of the original Dunkerton properties, appearing on an antique geological map currently hung in the comfortable beamed sitting room. Built from a mix of Bath stone and White Lias stone, the sleepy cottage exterior perfectly fits into the beautiful environment in which it nestles. What's more, available via separate negotiation, there is a fully insulated classic shepherd's hut equipped with electricity and a multifuel stove, making it suitable for year-round use as a garden room, hideaway, or office. The property's open-plan layout and easy garden access make it ideal for family life and summer entertaining. With warm corners and a log burner in an inglenook fireplace, the house is perfect for all seasons. 'Church Cottage is a beautiful period home that has been perfectly updated to offer great comfort. There is plenty of space for a family to be together or have time to themselves,' say the owners, who have lived here for eleven years. With a generously sized sitting room, a light and airy contemporary kitchen and dining space, and a guest suite on the ground floor, the first floor hosts three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bringing the property up to an excellent standard are a wealth of new features, including hardwood double-glazed windows throughout, French limestone Mandarin Stone flooring covering the entire downstairs, and reclaimed and restored antique radiators. 'The south-facing garden is a standout feature and must be seen to be believed. Enclosed by a wall constructed from reclaimed stone, it's a completely private sun trap where people relax, and plants thrive.' 'The most impressive room is the cathedral-ceilinged kitchen/diner with a comfy seating and TV area. We spend a lot of time here.' 'The village has a very active community, with the annual fair bringing everyone together. We are good friends with our neighbours, and the dogs have become best friends!' 'There are some great local pubs and walking and running trails. Nearby Vobster Quarry provides wild swimming, while Babington House (Soho House) offers more sophisticated leisure facilities.' 'Accessing a range of excellent schools is easy, as are all the world-class amenities Bath has to offer. One can get from Dunkerton to London Paddington in two hours by catching the train from Bath Spa Station.' N.B. Shepherds Hut available via separate negotiation. Additional Information: Postcode: BA2 8BJ Local Authority: BANES Council Tax Band: F Services: Mains water, drainage and electric. Oil heating. Tenure: Freehold EPC: F Broadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverage Mobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage Stamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Bath

USD 1,025,240

Fine & Country are pleased to offer for sale, this 4 double bedroom, two bathroom, detached home, sited centrally within it’s 0.75 acre level South West backing plot with orchard, now requiring complete modernisation or ideal for a self builder looking to demolish and replace with a new dwelling. Having been within the same family for over 50 years and now with full vacant possession, the property has mains drainage and central heating fired by an oil fired boiler, installed approximately 7 years ago. Approached via a carriage driveway which was originally an in and out driveway, the property sits centrally within it’s level plot. With all fixtures and fittings being pretty much original, we feel this property offers the ideal location and an exciting opportunity for a self builder or someone that wishes to take the existing building and modernise and extend accordingly (subject to the normal planning permissions required). Accommodation comprises: Entrance porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge/dining room with a bifolding door to the rear garden, kitchen/breakfast room, study, utility room, double garage, galleried landing, principle bedroom with ensuite, three further double bedrooms, family bathroom. Features: - Garage

4 bd

Caterham