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USD 14,741,653

Very Unique And Tropical.

You're close to nature with this amazing design with nature and bamboo stalks in the bathroom which it feels like your in Thailand or a jungle. The lighting designs here stand out and the colour tones which create a calm space. A four bedroom, four bathroom in this lateral apartment with views over Kensington Gardens. There is a further staff flat in the lower ground floor and parking. An exclusive high security building, with only 4 other apartments in the building. Positioned at the junction of Queens Gate and Kensington Gore with wonderful views over Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park. You have all the and the amenities include a sophisticated security system, sound insulation, air conditioning and porter.

4 bd

Greater London

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USD 3,799,326

Greek Style Home.

A charming, Grade II listed home on Lloyd Square, WC1X A Grade II listed Georgian semi-detached house situated on the sought-after Lloyd Square, with the added benefit of private residents’ access to the garden square. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 1,748 sq ft, this elegant home combines period character with versatile living space. The ground floor is double-aspect and filled with natural light. It features high ceilings, intricate cornicing, wooden flooring, and a fireplace. This level includes two reception rooms, with the rear opening into a charming sun room that leads directly on to the south-facing garden. The lower ground floor offers a spacious kitchen with wooden flooring and sash windows, alongside a further reception room, a utility area, and a plant room. On the first floor, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both with more period features, complemented by a study and family bathroom. An additional study/store room is found on the half landing above. The square's houses, built in the 1820s, have a unique style comprising terraces of linked semi-detached “Greek revival” villas offering unrivalled views of the private garden square. Lloyd Square is the central area of the renowned Lloyd Baker estate situated in Clerkenwell, Islington, south of the Angel. The square has a beautiful and well kept private garden and is closed off from through traffic. The area is remarkable for its transport connections. St Pancras International has the Eurostar link to continental Europe, and, with King’s Cross, has main line connections to the north. The redeveloped Farringdon Station has the new Elizabeth Line with fast link to Heathrow airport and Thames Link to Gatwick and Luton. The square is less than 1.5 miles from St Paul’s Cathedral and the City of London. The King’s Cross area, nicknamed the “Knowledge Quarter”, is less than a mile away and includes the British Library, the Crick Institute, the Alan Turing Institute.

2 bd

City of London

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USD 3,511,194

Such a Unique Urban Loft Apartment with outside terrace.

The Factory was a project focused on the transformation of a previously developed industrial space into a bold, urban living environment. The project was driven by an ambitious client seeking a dramatic and unapologetic design that embraces the site’s industrial roots. Key to the approach was the careful exposure of the original structure, allowing the building’s history to remain visible and celebrated. Complementing this, a refined palette of new materials was selected to harmonise with the existing fabric, creating a cohesive and respectful contrast. The design also features a collection of bespoke furniture and lighting pieces—such as a dining table, pendants, wall sconce, coffee table, and entrance bench—each crafted in collaboration with local artisans, adding a layer of authenticity and uniqueness to the space. It has a private roof terrace with trees all in a designed space.

2 bd

City of London

USD 663,374

USD 603,068

Located within minutes of Salusbury Road & Queens Park itself is this very attractive flat in this 4 Storey period conversion on Winchester Avenue. Set on the raised ground floor with high ceilings, period fireplace, main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Just under 700 square feet, this flat offers two good size bedrooms and two full bathrooms. This flat is all about the location, just minutes walk to the fabulous Salusbury Road, perfect area for anyone looking to be in one of London's most vibrant areas, Queens Park offers superb social and transport amenities, a person needs to experience the culture of this area, the farmers market, Third Space opening this year, Lonsdale Road with some of the most delightful cafe's, bars, restaurants, places for wellness, and so much more. Excellent access into London and beyond with Brondesbury Park overground and Queens Park Bakerloo line just a short walk away Offered Chain free with a long lease

2 bd

London

USD 2,396,558

Stunning 6 Bed Estate For Sale in St. Brelade Jersey Island UK.

Stunning 6 Bed Estate For Sale in St. Brelade Jersey Island UK Esales Property ID: es5555108 Rue du Bocage, Jersey Price £1,850,000 La Ferme du Roi: A Historic Sanctuary in St. Brelade Nestled within the tranquil, picturesque countryside of St. Brelade, La Ferme du Roi stands as a testament to Jersey’s rich and storied past. This distinguished Grade 3 listed country estate, believed to date back to the early 17th century, offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of history. With a prominent gable stone dated 1666, the property is steeped in legend; it is widely reputed to have provided refuge to King Charles II and his mistress during the turbulent years of the English Civil War. Today, it remains a captivating residence that balances its profound historic significance with the requirements of modern, versatile living. An Estate of Flexibility and Character La Ferme du Roi is not merely a home; it is a comprehensive estate designed for flexible, multi-generational living or as a high-potential investment. The property comprises a substantial four-bedroom main residence alongside a fully independent, beautifully renovated two-bedroom cottage. The main house serves as a charming family sanctuary. At its heart lies an atmospheric kitchen and dining room, defined by dramatic vaulted ceilings, exposed original timber beams, and a welcoming log-burning stove. This space acts as the anchor of the home, perfect for gatherings and daily life. The ground floor is complemented by a cosy, separate living room, a convenient cloakroom, and a functional utility room. Upstairs, the first and second floors host four well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property continues to offer vast potential for expansion; subject to the necessary planning consents, the existing eaves storage could be converted into a fifth bedroom. Furthermore, the estate is exceptionally well-suited for those balancing professional and personal lives, featuring a dedicated home office with a private entrance. Two additional rooms provide superb scope for conversion into a home gym, creative studio, or dedicated hobby space. The Guest Cottage and Grounds Offering complete privacy, the detached two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest cottage is a standout feature. Arranged over a light-filled, open-plan upper level, it provides a contemporary living experience that is ideal for extended family, visiting guests, or continued success as a high-yielding holiday rental. The external grounds are equally impressive. The estate boasts dual driveway entrances, ensuring ease of access and ample parking. Storage is plentiful, with a garage currently utilized for storage, a traditional outhouse, and a large garden store. Beyond the immediate curtilage, the estate includes approximately 7 vergees of prime agricultural land, currently let to Jersey Dairy for potato cultivation. This not only preserves the property’s rural heritage but adds an extra layer of prestige to the holding. Limitless Potential With its generous plot size, La Ferme du Roi is a canvas waiting for a new owner’s vision. Whether one desires the addition of bespoke garaging, professional-grade stables for equestrian pursuits, or a curated outdoor entertaining area, the estate provides the footprint to tailor the property to specific lifestyle needs while ensuring its historic character remains the focal point. In a parish as sought-after as St. Brelade, this property represents an extraordinary fusion of royal history, architectural integrity, and modern convenience. It is, quite simply, a home of unparalleled character and potential. Key Property Features * Historic Significance: Dating back to the 17th century (est. 1666), with royal associations. * Versatile Living: Comprising a four-bedroom main house and a two-bedroom detached guest cottage. * Income Potential: The cottage is currently operated as a successful and popular holiday let. * Exceptional Space: Features include vaulted ceilings, original beams, a dedicated home office, and additional rooms for gym/hobby use. * Agricultural Land: Includes 7 vergees of land, currently let for potato cultivation. * Development Scope: Potential to add garaging, stables, or outdoor leisure facilities (subject to planning). * Prime Location: Situated in the heart of the desirable parish of St. Brelade. * Practicality: Dual driveway entrances, ample parking, and extensive exterior storage solutions. ABOUT THE AREA St. Brelade is a picturesque parish located in the southwestern corner of the island of Jersey. Although Jersey maintains deep cultural and economic ties with the United Kingdom, it is not part of the UK. Instead, it is a self-governing Crown Dependency with its own independent legal and administrative systems, owing allegiance to the British Crown rather than the UK Parliament. The parish is highly regarded for its stunning natural beauty, featuring popular coastal destinations such as St. Brelade’s Bay, Ouaisné, and Portelet. It is a vibrant mix of residential, suburban, and resort areas, offering everything from quiet sandy coves and historic landmarks—such as the 12th-century Fisherman’s Chapel—to a variety of dining and recreational amenities. Geographically, St. Brelade is situated approximately 7 kilometres west of St. Helier, the island’s capital. It is unique among Jersey’s twelve parishes for bordering only one other parish, St. Peter. This southwestern location places it in close proximity to some of the island’s most iconic landscapes, including the dramatic sand dunes of St. Ouen’s Bay. Travel to the area is remarkably convenient, as the nearest airport is Jersey Airport (JER), located in the neighbouring parish of St. Peter. The airport is just a short 5 to 10-minute drive from St. Brelade, making it an exceptionally accessible destination for both local residents and international visitors. MAIN FEATURES: * 349m2 of living space * 5000m2 plot * 6 Bedrooms * 6 Bathrooms * Stunning Views * Private Parking * Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies * Close to many excellent bars and restaurants * Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Jersey * Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby * Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com Contact us today to buy or sell property in Jersey UK fast online

6 bd

3,757 sqft

lot 53,820 sqft

United Kingdom

USD 1,675,188

USD 1,541,173

Where contemporary design meets countryside tranquillity. Set along a peaceful road in Lambourne End, this exceptional detached house offers a rare blend of architectural sophistication and rural calm, all within effortless reach of the City.  The ground floor is anchored by a vast, light filled open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room. A sculptural floating staircase creates a dramatic focal point, while the gourmet kitchen area — complete with Siemens appliances, a wine fridge and a statement breakfast bar flow seamlessly into the lounge and dining areas. Floor to ceiling bi-fold doors open fully to the professionally landscaped gardens, creating a harmonious indoor outdoor connection. On the lower ground level, the home reveals its true versatility: a private cinema, an games room, an infrared sauna and a dedicated utility suite. A perfect retreat for relaxation or hosting. The first floor offers four generous double bedrooms. One of which is a sanctuary of luxury, featuring a dressing room, a spa inspired en-suite shower room and Juliet balconies that welcome the morning light and garden views. Perfectly positioned for both work and leisure, the house is just a 10 minute drive from Grange Hill Station (Central Line), offering a 40 minute journey into London. Meanwhile, the ancient woodland of Hainault Forest sits moments away, providing endless opportunities for peaceful weekend walks. Finished to a high standard this house includes underfloor heating throughout, air conditioning, multi room Sonos, CCTV and an alarm system. Offering the best of both worlds with Grange Hill Underground Station less than a 10 minute drive away for access to the City via the Central Line and Hainault Forest Country Park on your doorstep for tranquil weekend walks this house is a real hidden gem! What we love most about this house is its spaciousness, offering each individual their own bedroom and ample space for offices, a workout area, and a cinema room. The cinema room doubles as a comfortable and private guest suite, complete with its own shower room, ensuring visitors feel right at home. The house's minimalist design exudes a calm, luxurious vibe, making it feel like a top-tier hotel, only better. The garden is the perfect size for gatherings, offering just the right amount of outdoor space while requiring minimal maintenance. Enjoying morning coffee feels like being in a serene forest due to the quiet, private surroundings. The large windows flood the house with natural light, even during the darkest winters. My favourite spot is the kitchen, which is open plan to the lounge, fostering excellent family time and communication. This space has also been perfect for hosting memorable parties with friends and family. Features: - Air Conditioning - Garage

4 bd

Lambourne End

USD 371,130

Exclusively for your use in a second home, but also for traveling at a lower cost to the fourcorners of the world; ChateauShares offers you an advantageous, optimal and unparalleled solution. Freedom and flexibility at the best price; from CHF *40,000.- in equity for the collective purchase of this property, without having to take on any mortgage credit, additional charges or other costs. Equity required for this investment: CHF *40,000 to 300,000.- necessary, depending on the desired occupancy. Enjoy all the privileges of our magnificent shared properties by becoming a shareholder of a Swiss cooperative society and thus benefit from a right of residence of approximately 3 to 14 weeks per year, depending on your initial investment and your chosen destinations in the catalog of residences eligible for CS-Points of the ChateauShares Owners Club (ChateauShares Owners Club): ... /> EXPLORE OUR Owners-Club through this destination (and many others) Located in Fort Augustus and only 26 km from Urquhart Castle, classrooms, Loch Ness Abbey - Lifestyle & Heritage Apartment 142 m² - Swimming pool and spa - The Highland Club - Resort on Lake Shores offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking. The apartment features a spa experience, with its sauna, hammam and indoor pool. The property has a children's playground and outdoor furniture. THE ACCOMMODATION Located in Fort Augustus and only 26 km from Urquhart Castle, classrooms, Loch Ness Abbey - Featuring a Blu-ray player and home cinema, this spacious apartment has six sleeping accommodations in total, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven and microwave, a living room with a seating and dining area, two bedrooms and two bathrooms with walk-in shower and bathtub.  A flat-screen TV with streaming services and a DVD player are offered. This allergy-free, non-smoking apartment has a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a microwave, a toaster, a coffee machine and a kettle. Guests can enjoy a meal at the on-site family restaurant, open for dinner, lunch, brunch and tea. You can play billiards, table tennis and tennis in this 4-star apartment, and the surrounding area is popular for skiing and cycling. If you feel like visiting the surroundings, fishing and hiking are possible in the area and the apartment can arrange a bike rental service. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 67 km from The Classrooms, Loch Ness Abbey - 142m² Lifestyle and Heritage Apartment - Pool and Spa - The Highland Club - Resort on the shores of the lake. LOCATION: Loc Ness on the property, with beach. Private parking on the property Shops in Fort Augustus: 5 minutes on foot Caledonian Canal: 4 minutes on foot Inverness: 50 minutes by car or bus. Inverness Airport accessible Edinburgh: 3h45 by car Our pets are not allowed. The premises are non-smoking. For confidentiality purposes, we only provide the full documentation of our properties upon your request, and we will be happy to present you with the various options for your integration into the Owners Club. Today, pay for your discovery stay.Tomorrow, you may stay for free with your points from cooperators, in other luxurious residences located around the world, of our Residence Cooperative. All our other places and shortlists are offered via the platform ... >

1,528 sqft

Fort Augustus

USD 502,556

For Sale - Merton Road, Earlsfield, SW18 - £375,000.

A charming rarely available TWO DOUBLE bedroom conversion flat over TWO FLOORS perfectly located with EARLSFIELD MAINLINE and WIMBLEDON PARK TUBE within a few minutes’ walk along with the wide open spaces of WIMBLEDON PARK. The top floor open plan living room has lovely roof top views whilst the flat also boasts a modern bathroom and excellent storage. The property is being sold with no onward chain and 103 years remaining on the lease.

2 bd

London

USD 2,680,301

For Sale - Sutherland Grove, Southfields, SW18 - Offers in excess of £2,000,000.

A fantastic semi detached corner property that has undergone a full refurbishment and extension programme to create a modern and spacious family home. The property does retain some further development potential as planning permission has been granted (application number 2018/4013) for conversion of the garage into a two storey studio/gym/garden room. The accommodation comprises on the ground floor a wonderful entrance hall, double reception room, stunning kitchen diner, utility and guest WC with the entire ground floor benefitting from under floor heating, four bedrooms and two bathrooms with one en suite on the first floor and further bedroom with en suite on the top floor. Sutherland Grove is ideally located for the areas many excellent schools, whilst Southfields Tube and Village are just a short walk.

5 bd

London

USD 2,144,240

USD 2,010,225

INTRODUCTION Southbrook House is a striking Gothic-style country house dating back to circa 1800, sympathetically extended in 2016 and fully renovated approximately two years ago to create a home of exceptional quality and refinement. Unlisted and rich in character, the property seamlessly blends architectural heritage with contemporary design, resulting in elegant, light-filled interiors and a calm, cohesive aesthetic throughout. Set within approximately 1.3 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the house occupies a wonderfully private position, yet remains conveniently close to the town centre. The setting offers the best of both worlds – immediate access to stunning countryside walks and the tranquillity of a secluded environment, combined with everyday amenities close at hand. The recent renovation has been undertaken with meticulous attention to detail, delivering exceptional fittings, clean architectural lines, and thoughtfully designed spaces suited to both family living and entertaining. Period features have been carefully retained and complemented by high-quality modern finishes, creating a home of rare balance and enduring appeal. SELLERS INSIGHT "One of the things we fell in love with most about Southbrook House is its hidden position, many people we know who have lived in Bovey Tracey most of their lives never knew it even existed until they visited us. It offers complete privacy within its own grounds – we can sit in the garden all day and not see another soul – yet it never feels remote or isolated. Being able to enjoy that level of seclusion while still being within easy walking distance of the town is incredibly rare. Bovey Tracey is such a convenient and vibrant place to live. We love having independent shops, cafés, delicatessens and everyday amenities close by, as well as excellent access to main roads, rail links and nearby airports. It makes travelling easy, whether heading further afield or simply getting around the local area. Having both the coast and the Dartmoor countryside within easy reach has been a huge lifestyle benefit to us. The gardens have been a real joy, particularly for our grandchildren, who love having space to roam and explore, and the direct access into Parke has been perfect for daily walks with our dog and adventures with our grandchildren. We have invested a great deal of time, care and passion into the house, undertaking a full renovation to bring it back to the standard that a property of this calibre truly deserves. It has been incredibly rewarding to restore and enhance its character while incorporating modern luxury fittings and contemporary comforts. We love living in a historical building, but with all the benefits of modern living – it really does offer the best of both worlds. Circumstances have led to us needing to relocate, we will miss Southbrook House immensely, it is a truly magical place to live” STEP INSIDE The property is approached via a private, tree-lined 400ft driveway which gently opens to reveal an impressive view of the house. A turning circle sits in front of the house, drawing the eye towards the attractive façade and entrance. An original front door, framed by a storm porch, sets the tone for the quality and character found within. Upon entering, the high standard of renovation is immediately apparent. The interiors are exceptionally light, with clean lines and a calm, contemporary feel. The welcoming hallway/reception space enjoys a door accessing the rear patio, creating a strong visual connection to the gardens and flooding the space with natural light. The kitchen and dining room form the heart of the home, with numerous period windows enjoying views across the stunning grounds. The spacious dining area features full-length integrated fridge and freezer units, along with extensive storage. Attractive lime washed brick work subtly adds character to the contrasting clean decor, a theme which continues into the kitchen, WC and bathroom. The dining room flows seamlessly into the kitchen, where a substantial central island sits proudly, incorporating solid ash cabinetry, Quartz worktops and a Villory & Boch Belfast sink. Integrated Bosch appliances are complemented by a Neff coffee machine and Neff microwave combination oven, along with a Quooker cube instant boiling water tap and top-of-the-range chilled sparkling water system. Period-style radiators feature throughout the house, adding character and warmth. There is ample worktop space and storage, and a fireplace within the kitchen which could, if desired, be reopened. Positioned to the front of the property, the principal sitting room is a luxurious yet comfortable space, enjoying double-aspect attractive windows and a fireplace, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. A further reception room benefits from a striking glass atrium ceiling and a window overlooking the grounds, creating a bright and uplifting space suitable as a family room, studio or reading room. The utility room is fitted with solid ash units to match those in the kitchen, together with Quartz worktops, providing practical laundry and storage space. The ground floor also includes a stylish wet room and a separate cloakroom, ideal for guests and everyday convenience. Ascending to the first floor, the property offers five generous double bedrooms, each with its own individual character and outlook, providing flexible accommodation for family and guests. The beautifully appointed family bathroom is fitted with a roll-top bath and quality sanitary ware, creating a relaxing and elegant space with fitted plantation shutters. The principal bedroom is a particularly impressive room, featuring a dedicated dressing area which opens to a dual-sink vanity and a stylish shower area. A separate WC completes this well-considered suite, offering both practicality and privacy. STEP OUTSIDE The sense of privacy at Southbrook House is immediate and impressive. Mature trees frame the south facing grounds and create a wonderfully secluded, tranquil setting, with gardens that wrap entirely around the house. Landscaped lawns extend from the house, interspersed with established planting including several Acer trees and generous open areas ideal for family life and entertaining. The gardens enjoy a sunny aspect throughout the day and offer a series of inviting spaces from which to enjoy the surroundings. A rear terrace provides an excellent seating and entertaining area, enjoying lovely views across the grounds, while a front terrace offers a further seating space and forms the setting for the approved plans for a substantial orangery which would further enhance the living accommodation and take advantage of the garden outlook and sunny aspect. (details available upon request). Beyond the turning circle, which features a Magnolia tree at its centre, sits a sizeable store room, along with a double car port. Adjacent to this is an additional concrete pad, offering scope to extend parking or garaging if required. A recreational feature is a high-quality, German-made playground. A detached garden room sits within the grounds and is double glazed, heated and features a vaulted ceiling and bespoke clock. This versatile space is ideal for use as a home office, studio, gym or playroom. The property benefits from gated access to a cycle track and National Trust Parke, with its extensive walking routes and café, as well as an easy pedestrian path leading directly into the town. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure - Freehold Unlisted & Outside National Trust Boundary Planning permission for substantial Orangery - details available upon request Services - Oil central heating - installed approximately 2 years ago Recently installed low profile oil tank Mains water (fixed bills) - approximately £250 per year Treatment centre Mains electric Fishing rights on section of Bovey River - rights of use under the bridge Features: - Garden

5 bd

Newton Abbot

USD 536,060

USD 502,556

Occupying a prominent position along one of Beccles' most established and sought-after residential roads, this elegant Victorian residence perfectly combines period grandeur with modern practicality. Offering private gardens, garaging and off-road parking, it presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial character home within easy walking distance of the town centre, railway station and riverside. Having been sympathetically improved by the current owners, including the installation of a newly fitted gas central heating system and a programme of restoration works, this distinguished home retains its original character whilst offering a wonderful opportunity for a new owner to make it their own. Agents Note-Please note that some marketing images have been digitally enhanced and may include AI-generated or virtually staged elements to demonstrate the potential of the property. These images are provided for illustrative purposes only and original images are also shown. Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Beccles

USD 1,608,180

Stories of stone, land and life. In the heart of the evocative rural setting of Fingringhoe, just a few minutes from Colchester (Essex), we offer an extraordinary independent residence that skillfully combines the charm of the English countryside with maximum modern comfort. A property with a deep soul, designed for those seeking absolute privacy, spaciousness, and superior quality of life. The Main Villa: The residence develops through extraordinarily bright spaces finished with high-quality materials. The living area features a large representative lounge with fireplace, perfect for family moments, which connects to a splendid fully glazed veranda with panoramic views of the private park. The kitchen is a masterpiece of functionality, equipped with a central island and dining area. The sleeping area offers 4 spacious bedrooms, including the master suite with a dedicated walk-in closet and private en-suite bathroom, as well as two additional bathrooms serving the house. The Detached Annex: Separated from the main building, the property includes a completely independent annex. Configured with a living room, kitchenette, double bedroom, and bathroom, it is the ideal solution for hosting guests with maximum privacy, for accommodating service staff, or to be used as a private office/studio for smart working. The Park and External Facilities: Enclosed by a well-maintained private park of about 2,830 sqm (0.7 acres), the villa offers an unmatched outdoor experience. Within the garden, there is a paved patio ideal for outdoor dinners, a double garage of about 55 sqm and, as a truly exclusive feature, a private multi-sports court (tennis/five-a-side), perfect for sports enthusiasts and leisure. Location and Connections: The strategic location combines the tranquility of the Fingringhoe Wick nature reserve with the convenience of quick connections to the City of Colchester, from which it is possible to reach London in less than an hour by train. TECHNICAL SHEET AND STRUCTURAL DATA Land / Park Area: About 2,830 sqm (0.7 acres) Main Villa Composition: 4 Bedrooms (including the master with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet) 3 Total Bathrooms Large representative lounge with high-performance fireplace Open-space habitable kitchen with central island and adjacent dining room Panoramic veranda / Winter garden with glass panels overlooking the park Laundry area and technical closet Detached Annex: Living room with kitchenette 1 double bedroom 1 complete bathroom Accessories and Garage: Double garage of about 55 sqm with electric door + private parking area for 4/5 cars Sports Facilities: Private multi-sports court (tennis/five-a-side) fenced Energy Class (EPC Rating): C (with high thermal insulation double-glazed windows and latest-generation condensing boiler) Asking Price: £ 1,200,000 (Pounds Sterling) Transparency note on the price: The official asking price is in pounds (£ 1,200,000). 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4 bd

2,691 sqft

Alresford

USD 1,139,061

USD 1,072,120

The Beeches, Homefield Avenue, Thornton Tucked away at the end of a private lane, behind steel gates, The Beeches is a substantial and beautifully presented family home offering privacy, space and a superb lifestyle setting in one of Thornton’s best kept secrets. Extending to over 2,600 sq ft , this impressive residence has been thoughtfully designed for modern family living, combining generous accommodation, high quality finishes and flexible spaces that work beautifully for both everyday life and entertaining. The ground floor offers an excellent sense of space from the moment you enter. A welcoming entrance hallway leads through to a series of well proportioned living areas, including a beautiful formal lounge, a dedicated home office, a games room, utility room and ground floor W/C. There is also internal access to the integral double garage, complete with dual electric doors, providing excellent practicality, storage and secure parking. At the heart of the home is a stunning kitchen, designed with both style and function in mind. The central island creates a natural social hub, while the quality finishes, statement lighting and well planned layout make this a space equally suited to relaxed family mornings, evening entertaining and hosting guests. The home continues to impress with a light filled garden room, where large areas of glazing and bi folding doors create a seamless connection with the garden. This is a superb everyday living space, perfect for enjoying views over the private grounds and bringing the outside in throughout the seasons. To the first floor, there are four generous double bedrooms , each benefitting from its own en suite bathroom or shower room. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, complete with a walk in wardrobe fitted with bespoke units, creating a private, practical and beautifully finished retreat within the home. Externally, The Beeches sits within a private corner plot, with beautifully maintained gardens designed for both enjoyment and ease of upkeep. The outside space offers a lovely mix of patio seating areas, low maintenance lawns, mature flowers, trees and established planting, all of which help create a peaceful and secluded setting. A detached summer house adds further lifestyle appeal and provides a superb space to enjoy during the warmer months, whether used for relaxing, entertaining or simply escaping with a coffee and a book. To the front, the home offers a private driveway, a low maintenance garden and access to the integral double garage, while its position behind steel gates gives the property a real sense of privacy and arrival. The location further enhances the appeal. Positioned moments from Cleveleys, The Beeches places the beach, promenade, cafés, shops and local amenities within easy reach. The wider Fylde Coast is also close by, with Blackpool, Lytham and surrounding coastal destinations offering a fantastic mix of leisure, dining, schooling and lifestyle options. For buyers seeking a spacious, private and high quality family home in a sought-after Thornton setting, The Beeches delivers beautifully, combining elegant interiors, flexible living space and a lifestyle that feels both private and connected. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Thornton

USD 1,072,120

USD 1,005,113

Hagbeach Manor is a house that combines the elegance of Georgian architecture with a remarkable sense of tranquillity and seclusion. Grade II listed and positioned within approximately 1.75 acres on the edge of Whaplode, the property sits surrounded by mature gardens, open fenland skies and carefully designed planting that has evolved over many years into something genuinely special. Alongside the principal house is a substantial former coach house with additional accommodation, while the grounds themselves have become an intrinsic part of the property’s identity, shaped with extraordinary care and imagination. The current owners were first drawn not simply to the house itself, but to the way it sits within its landscape. Unlike many formal Georgian houses that present directly onto the road, Hagbeach Manor is turned sideways, facing south across its gardens and open space beyond. That orientation gives the property a wonderfully sheltered and private atmosphere, with greenery and mature planting visible from almost every room. The relationship between the manor house, the outbuildings and the surrounding grounds creates an immediate sense of calm on arrival. Although listed as early nineteenth century, records suggest the origins of the property may pre-date 1727. Architecturally, the house retains a quietly distinctive character, with handsome brick elevations, elegant sash windows and unusual double dentil detailing beneath the eaves. Particularly striking are the curved entrance walls leading towards the former coach house, finished with decorative stone ball finials that lend the approach a distinctly Regency feel. Inside, the house extends to more than 3,300 square feet and retains a wealth of original character. The principal reception rooms are elegant without feeling overly formal, combining generous proportions with an inviting warmth that reflects the way the house has been lived in over the years. High ceilings, sash windows and period fireplaces appear throughout, while original shutters and decorative recessed arches survive in the front reception rooms. The owners approached improvements to the house carefully, with the intention of enhancing it while respecting its original atmosphere and proportions. The colour palette within the principal reception rooms was chosen specifically to complement the Georgian detailing, with soft Wedgwood blue tones sitting comfortably against the recessed alcoves and fireplaces. In the main reception room, original wide Georgian pitch pine floorboards have been laid, adding warmth and texture beneath the high ceilings. One of the most characterful rooms within the house is the family room adjoining the kitchen. Here, an inglenook fireplace was uncovered during renovation works, revealing the original opening hidden behind later brickwork. A substantial wood-burning stove now sits within the exposed brick recess, creating what the owner describes as the true heart of the home during the winter months. The room has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere, balancing the scale and proportions of the Georgian house with the comfort expected of a family home. To the rear, the kitchen and garden room form the everyday centre of the house. The owner envisioned an orangery-style addition that would sit naturally alongside a Regency property, and the result is a light-filled dining space that feels entirely in keeping with the architecture of the original house. Extensive glazing and a vaulted roof lantern draw sunlight into the room throughout the day while framing views of the surrounding gardens. The kitchen itself retains a practical farmhouse feel, combining painted cabinetry with exposed brick detailing and stone flooring. Reclaimed local stone flags from a former Lincolnshire school have been used within the orangery area, while reclaimed nineteenth century Lincolnshire red bricks salvaged from an old barn were later incorporated into the garden walls outside. Bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors, where the generous proportions continue. The first floor includes four bedrooms together with a family bathroom and an en suite, while a further room offers flexibility as either a dressing room or occasional bedroom depending on requirements. Throughout the house there is a strong sense of light and openness, helped by the tall sash windows and the property’s elevated outlook across the gardens. Above, two attic rooms occupy the second floor beneath dramatic vaulted ceilings with exposed structural beams. These timbers still retain Roman numerals used during the original construction process, adding another layer of historic character. The upper floor enjoys some of the finest views in the house, with far-reaching panoramas across the fenland landscape and enormous Lincolnshire skies stretching into the distance. The owner describes this level as one of their favourite parts of the house for precisely that reason. Separate from the principal house, the former coach house provides substantial ancillary accommodation extending to almost 900 square feet. Arranged with a reception room and kitchen diner below and two bedrooms above, the building offers considerable flexibility for guest accommodation, multigenerational living or independent workspace, while the adjoining open-fronted carport retains attractive original detailing including brick pillars and historic feeding mangers. Yet for many, it is likely to be the gardens that define Hagbeach Manor most memorably. Over many years the current owner has created an extraordinary landscape inspired by Regency gardening traditions, balancing formal structure with a more naturalistic approach intended to encourage wildlife and biodiversity. A lime walk, one of the classic features of eighteenth and nineteenth century gardens, leads through the grounds towards a formal walled garden centred around a fountain. Espaliered fruit trees line the walls, benefiting from the warmth retained by the brickwork. The owner explains that peaches trained against the south-facing walls produce exceptionally sweet fruit during warmer summers. The scale and diversity of planting throughout the grounds is remarkable. More than 120 fruit trees have been planted including apples, pears, greengages, damsons, plums, apricots and figs, alongside older and now relatively uncommon varieties such as quince, medlar and mulberry. Many of the apples are historic East Anglian and Lincolnshire cultivars with evocative names including Bollingbrooke Beauty and Allington Pippin. The gardens are productive as well as beautiful. Over the years the owner has made cider, apple juice, quince paste, jams, elderflower cordial and damson gin using fruit gathered from the grounds themselves. From early summer through until autumn there is almost always something ripening somewhere within the orchard and kitchen garden areas. Equally important has been the creation of a landscape that actively supports wildlife. Long grass pathways wind through the gardens, while native blackthorn, hawthorn and hornbeam hedging provide shelter and nesting sites for birds. Willow, oak, chestnut and birch trees add structure and shade, while formal yew hedging introduces a more architectural element in keeping with the Regency inspiration behind the planting scheme. The results have been extraordinary. More than fifty bird species and twenty butterfly species have been recorded in the gardens, while swallows return annually to nest in the outbuildings. Four ponds attract frogs, toads, dragonflies and damselflies, and deer regularly move quietly through the grounds. The owner describes spending evenings outdoors listening to owls overhead, watching wildlife emerge at dusk and feeling entirely removed from the pressures of modern life despite the property remaining well connected to local amenities. Hagbeach Manor is ultimately far more than simply a substantial period house. It is a property that has been carefully shaped over decades into a deeply personal and peaceful rural retreat where architecture, gardens and landscape exist in complete harmony. Set within the quiet fenland countryside on the edge of Whaplode, the house enjoys a remarkable sense of seclusion while remaining well connected to the wider region, with access towards Spalding, Peterborough and onward rail links to London. The combination of Georgian character, flexible accommodation and exceptional grounds creates a home with genuine atmosphere and individuality, offering both beauty and serenity in equal measure.     Disclaimer: These property details, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection, or through their legal and other professional advisers or otherwise as to their accuracy. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning permissions, building regulation certificates or other consents. No person in the employment of Fine & Country has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.  The floorplans are for illustration purposes only. All measurements: walls, doors, window fittings and appliances and their sizes and locations are shown conventionally and are approximate only and cannot be regarded as being a representation by the agent. Similarly, any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. Text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Internal photogra...

6 bd

Spalding

USD 1,608,180

USD 1,474,165

The kitchen is a wonderfully characterful and sociable space, centred around a traditional Aga set within an impressive exposed brick inglenook fireplace with timber lintel above. Fitted with an extensive range of light wood cabinetry and generous granite worktops, the room provides ample storage and preparation space, while exposed ceiling beams and recessed lighting add to the warm farmhouse feel. There is plenty of room for a family dining table, creating a true heart-of-the-home atmosphere ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Leading from the kitchen, the conservatory provides a bright and relaxing additional reception area, enjoying panoramic views across the surrounding gardens and countryside beyond. With a glazed vaulted ceiling and full-height windows allowing natural light to flood in, the space offers an excellent setting for sitting and entertaining throughout the seasons, with direct access out to the garden. Completing the ground floor accommodation a grand and spacious wide staircase rises gracefully to the first floor accommodation. A feature window positioned halfway up the staircase allows natural light to flood the space, enhancing the sense of openness and character within the home. The first floor continues to impress with five well-proportioned bedrooms arranged around a central landing. The principal bedroom enjoys a generous footprint together with its own en-suite bath/shower room, and separate toilet with basin, all with beautiful views across the rolling Purbeck hills. At the other end of the house, also with stunning countryside views, the second double bedroom comes with en-suite shower/toilet room too. There are two more comfortably sized doubles, and a single room, offering flexibility for family living, guests or additional study space. A family bathroom serves these remaining bedrooms, whilst the spacious landing enhances the sense of light and flow throughout the upper floor. Externally, the property sits within mature grounds extending to approximately 0.7 of an acre. The gardens wrap around the house and are predominantly laid to lawn with established planting, creating a private and peaceful setting befitting the surrounding countryside. The property further benefits from an integral garage with electricity connected, together with a generous driveway providing parking for up to four vehicles. Coombe Keynes is an idyllic Dorset village situated within the prestigious Lulworth Estate, surrounded by some of the county’s most spectacular countryside and coastal scenery. Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and the Jurassic Coast are nearby attractions, whilst London is just 2.5 hours away by train or car, making this an exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished period home in an outstanding rural setting. Living Room Dinning Room Office/Snug Kitchen/Dining Room Utility Conservatory Bedroom One Bedroom Two Bedroom Three Bedroom Four Bedroom Five Garage Dorchester Additional Information The following details have been provided by the vendor, as required by Trading Standards. These details should be checked by your legal representative for accuracy. Property type: Grade 2 listed detached Property construction: Standard Mains Electricity Mains Water & Sewage: Supplied by Wessex Water Heating Type: LPG Broadband/Mobile signal/coverage: For further details please see the Ofcom Mobile Signal & Broadband checker. checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Dorchester Disclaimer These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. All measurements are approximate. Any details including (but not limited to): lease details, service charges, ground rents, property construction, services, & covenant information are provided by the vendor and you should consult with your legal advisor/ satisfy yourself before proceeding. The red outline shown on the images shows the approximate boundary, for guidance only and has been provided by the vendor. This should not be used as a formal boundary plan. The title plan should be obtained by your conveyancer to give any prospective purchasers the accurate boundaries for the property. No person in this firms employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. Features: - Parking

5 bd

Wareham

USD 201,016

1 bd

700 sqft

lot 2,997 sqft

Lancashire

USD 1,139,128

USD 1,105,624

Kailey’s Barn A Distinguished Grade II Listed Barn Conversion with Spectacular Views Towards Stoodley Pike Occupying an enviable hillside position above Todmorden, where Yorkshire meets Lancashire, Kailey’s Barn is a remarkable detached Grade II listed barn conversion commanding breathtaking panoramic views across the Calder Valley towards the iconic Stoodley Pike. Set behind electric gates and approached via a private driveway, this exceptional home effortlessly combines the charm and character of its agricultural heritage with the comforts of modern family living. Todmorden is a thriving market town known for its strong sense of community, independent shops, cafés, schools and excellent transport links. Surrounded by dramatic Pennine countryside, it offers the perfect balance of rural living and everyday convenience. From the moment of arrival, Kailey’s Barn impresses. Beyond the electric gates, a generous tarmac driveway provides ample parking, while the elevated setting immediately draws attention to the far-reaching views that define this wonderful home. Carefully improved by the current owners, the property retains a wealth of original character, including exposed beams, stonework and vaulted ceilings, whilst offering bright, versatile accommodation suited to a variety of lifestyles. The property is currently arranged as a three-bedroom main residence with an adjoining two-bedroom cottage, providing excellent flexibility for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, holiday letting or incorporation into one substantial family home. Entering through the main front door, a practical boot room provides an internal link between the two sections of the property. Beyond, the principal living space is both welcoming and impressive, where oak flooring, exposed timbers and a substantial fireplace create a sense of warmth and character. Large windows and a striking double-height feature window flood the room with natural light, whilst framing glimpses of the surrounding countryside. The recently fitted country-style kitchen has become the heart of the home. With uninterrupted views across the valley towards Stoodley Pike, the kitchen is designed for modern family living, centred around a generous island with breakfast seating and complemented by ample space for dining and entertaining. There is also space for an AGA or range cooker, if desired. A substantial central island provides informal seating for family and guests alike, perfectly positioned to enjoy one of the finest outlooks in the house. Beyond the kitchen, the dining room offers a wonderful extension of the living space and could equally lend itself to use as a snug, family room or cinema room. With direct access to the terrace and outdoor dining areas, it provides a seamless connection between inside and out. A separate office, also opening onto the gardens, provides an ideal work-from-home environment and further flexibility within the layout, with the potential to serve as a sixth bedroom if required. An open staircase rises to a galleried landing, leading to the first-floor accommodation. The principal bedroom is a particularly special space, featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, a Juliet balcony and spectacular views stretching across the valley. A dressing area and en-suite bathroom complete the suite, creating a peaceful retreat away from the main living spaces. Two further bedrooms are served by a generous family bathroom, complete with a double jacuzzi-style bath and separate shower. Excellent storage is provided through loft and eaves spaces accessible from the first-floor rooms. The main house also benefits from a utility room, ground floor WC and underfloor heating to the majority of rooms. The adjoining cottage enjoys its own private entrance, opening into a bright kitchen dining room. Stairs rise from the dining area, whilst exposed stonework leads through to a characterful sitting room with a fireplace and stove. The layout retains the option of reconnecting directly to the main house by reinstating a doorway from the office, should a future owner wish to do so. The first floor of the cottage offers two double bedrooms and a shower room, creating comfortable and self-contained accommodation that lends itself to a variety of uses. Outside, the gardens and seating areas have been positioned to make the most of the outstanding setting. Whether enjoying a morning coffee while watching the sun rise across the valley or entertaining friends on a summer evening, the views provide a spectacular backdrop throughout the year. The enclosed grounds offer both privacy and practicality, whilst maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Kailey’s Barn is a home that combines the character and craftsmanship of its agricultural origins with the comfort and flexibility required for modern living. With its breathtaking views, versatile accommodation and enviable hillside setting, it offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find and even harder to leave. Todmorden has become one of the North's most desirable places to call home, attracting those seeking a vibrant community, creative spirit and exceptional quality of life. Nestled amongst the dramatic Pennine hills and just a short drive from the ever-popular Hebden Bridge, the town offers a unique blend of independent living and modern convenience. The thriving town centre is home to an eclectic mix of independent shops, artisan cafés, restaurants and welcoming pubs, creating a lively social scene that belies its rural setting. Throughout the year, Todmorden hosts a variety of festivals, cultural events and community celebrations, contributing to the town's distinctive character and strong sense of belonging. For families, the area is well served by a number of highly regarded primary schools, whilst a range of excellent secondary education options are available nearby, including both state and independent schools. The highly regarded Grammar Schools in Halifax are also within easy reach. Despite its countryside setting, Todmorden is exceptionally well connected. The railway station provides regular direct services to Manchester, Leeds and beyond, making it a popular choice for commuters seeking a more relaxed pace of life without compromising on accessibility. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, walking routes and cycling trails, yet offering a thriving cultural and social scene, Todmorden truly is a wonderful place to live. Features: - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Todmorden

USD 1,474,165

USD 1,340,150

Standing along a highly desirable tree-lined road, this distinguished period detached residence enjoys excellent and convenient access to both Sutton town centre and the charming Cheam Village, each offering an abundance of shops, amenities, cafés, restaurants and excellent transport connections. Rich in timeless architectural character, the property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of exceptional scale, versatility and charm. Beautifully blending elegant original features with the practicalities of modern family living, the accommodation extends across multiple thoughtfully arranged levels, offering both grandeur and flexibility throughout. Approached via a mature frontage, the house immediately conveys a sense of privacy and prestige. Internally, the accommodation is beautifully proportioned, with an abundance of natural light enhancing the refined interiors. The principal reception rooms provide sophisticated yet welcoming spaces, perfectly suited to both formal entertaining and relaxed everyday living, while the breakfast room and kitchen create a warm and inviting heart to the home, also offering further scope for extension subject to the necessary consents. Arranged across the upper floors are five generously appointed bedrooms, including an impressive principal suite, all complemented by family bathroom facilities. The versatile layout makes the property ideally suited to growing families, multi-generational living, or those seeking dedicated work-from-home space. A particular highlight of the property is the extensive basement level, comprising three separate rooms alongside a utility area. This substantial and highly adaptable space offers excellent potential for conversion into additional living accommodation, leisure facilities, home offices, or further self-contained apartments, subject to the relevant planning permissions and building regulations. The property is further enhanced by a beautiful mature rear garden, offering a wonderful sense of tranquillity and seclusion. Thoughtfully established with mature planting, trees and well-maintained grounds, the garden provides an idyllic setting for outdoor entertaining, family enjoyment and relaxation, while also complementing the character and grandeur of the home. Occupying the top floor is a self-contained apartment comprising a bedroom, living room and kitchen, currently tenanted and providing an attractive supplementary income stream. Equally, this space could serve as independent accommodation for guests, relatives or an au pair suite. Furthermore, the overall size, configuration and versatility of the property may offer additional scope for conversion into multiple apartments or investment units, subject to the necessary planning consents. Positioned moments from the boutique amenities and restaurants this elegant residence offers a unique combination of heritage, flexibility and investment potential within one of the area's most sought-after settings. With convenient access to nearby stations including Southern Rail services from Sutton Railway Station and Cheam Railway Station, which provides regular connections to London Victoria, London Bridge and Blackfriars. A number of local bus routes also serve the area, offering easy travel to neighbouring towns and amenities, while the nearby A217 and M25 provide straightforward road access for commuters travelling further afield. 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. GMO260057

5 bd

Sutton

USD 187,614

1 bd

700 sqft

Lancashire

USD 938,105

4 bd

1,806 sqft

Shillington

USD 2,137,540

Step Inside Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by the reception hall, which immediately sets the tone for the quality and craftsmanship found throughout. Off the entrance hall sits an elegant formal living room, offering a peaceful retreat with generous proportions and an abundance of natural light. Undoubtedly the centrepiece of the home is the spectacular 35ft open-plan kitchen, breakfast, dining and family room. Beautifully finished with contemporary cabinetry, premium integrated appliances, a substantial central island and extensive entertaining space, this impressive room flows effortlessly onto the rear garden through bi-fold doors, creating the perfect environment for both everyday family living and large-scale entertaining. A separate utility room and guest cloakroom complete the ground floor. Ascending to the spacious galleried landing, the first floor offers five well-proportioned bedrooms. The impressive principal bedroom suite provides a true sanctuary, complete with an elegant dressing area, a luxurious en-suite bathroom and magnificent elevated views across the mature woodland from the Juliet balcony. A second guest suite also benefits from its own en-suite shower room, whilst three further double bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bath/shower room. Step Outside The property is approached via a private road, leading onto a block-paved driveway that provides ample off-street parking alongside the integral garage. The handsome double-fronted façade immediately sets the tone for the quality found throughout. To the rear, the garden enjoys a truly special setting. Predominantly laid to lawn and backing directly onto mature woodland, it offers a peaceful and private environment where nature provides a stunning backdrop throughout the seasons. Constructed with efficiency and sustainability in mind, the property benefits from underfloor heating throughout, powered by an air source heat pump, delivering outstanding comfort alongside impressive energy performance. Perfectly positioned within the sought-after village of Goffs Oak, the property enjoys convenient access to highly regarded state and private schooling, Cuffley and Cheshunt railway stations, Brookfield Shopping Centre, the A10 and M25, making it ideally suited to both families and commuters seeking luxury living in a semi-rural setting. A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional new-build residence, finished to an exacting specification in one of Hertfordshire's most prestigious locations.

5 bd

Goff's Oak

USD 938,105

Beautifully marrying timeless elegance with modern family living, this superb three-storey period residence has been sympathetically restored and thoughtfully enhanced to create a truly exceptional home. Rich in architectural heritage, the property showcases an abundance of original features, including decorative coving, picture and dado rails, deep skirting boards and magnificent walk-in bay windows that bathe the interiors in natural light. Beyond its handsome façade lies a home of remarkable versatility and charm. A substantial self-contained one/two-bedroom annex occupies the lower ground floor and is currently operated as a successful Airbnb, offering an excellent income opportunity. Equally suited for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or independent family space, the annex benefits from both private external access and internal connectivity to the main residence. GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION The welcoming entrance immediately sets the tone, with an impressive period-style tiled hallway leading into a beautifully proportioned interior. The elegant bay-fronted sitting room is a particularly inviting space, centred around a charming log-burning stove and complemented by bespoke cabinetry, creating the perfect setting for both relaxed family evenings and entertaining. At the heart of the home lies a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining room, thoughtfully designed to accommodate contemporary family life. The beautifully appointed Shaker-style kitchen features quality cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar, premium integrated appliances and bespoke finishes, all seamlessly flowing into a generous dining area. A practical utility room provides additional convenience. FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION The first floor offers three beautifully presented double bedrooms, each reflecting the character and proportions synonymous with period homes. The principal bedroom enjoys a luxurious en-suite bathroom and fitted furniture, while a second double bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite. The third bedroom has been thoughtfully fitted with bespoke cabinetry, making it equally suitable as a stylish home office, dressing room or guest bedroom. A contemporary shower room and dedicated laundry room further enhance the accommodation. LOWER GROUND FLOOR ANNEXE The lower ground floor annex is equally impressive, featuring a spacious living room with bay window, a modern kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, generous double bedroom with en-suite facilities and an additional bathroom. Flexible in design, the living room can also serve as a second bedroom if required, creating an adaptable and highly desirable independent living space. GARDENS AND GROUNDS Outside, the property continues to impress. The beautifully landscaped gardens have been designed to create a series of enchanting outdoor spaces, blending formal structure with cottage garden charm. Expanses of lawn are intersected by cobbled pathways, leading past a decorative fountain, raised beds, a hexagonal greenhouse, ornamental pond and elegant archways. A magnificent wisteria-clad pergola provides a romantic focal point, while a secluded sunken courtyard garden offers a peaceful retreat directly accessible from the annex. Approached via both pedestrian and electric gated entrances, the property benefits from ample private parking to the front, a substantial double garage with power, lighting and loft storage, together with a separate garage located at the end of the garden, ideal for additional storage or workshop use. LOCATION The property is situated in an extremely convenient location being only a short distance to the centre of Newark which offers a full range of amenities including shops, restaurants and bars within walking distance. The public transport links are extremely good and Newark is served by a mainline train station which provides fast access to the City of London in around 75 minutes. Newark is also within commuting distance to both Lincoln and Nottingham and there is good access to the A1 and A46 dual carriageways. Newark’s prestigious Sports & Fitness Centre is also within walking distance, the property is also well place for various options for high grade schooling. LOCATION The property is situated in an extremely convenient location being only a short distance to the centre of Newark which offers a full range of amenities including shops, restaurants and bars within walking distance. The public transport links are extremely good and Newark is served by a mainline train station which provides fast access to the City of London in around 75 minutes. Newark is also within commuting distance to both Lincoln and Nottingham and there is good access to the A1 and A46 dual carriageways. Newark’s prestigious Sports & Fitness Centre is also within walking distance, the property is also well place for various options for high grade schooling. TO CONCLUDE Combining exquisite period character, exceptional versatility and beautifully curated gardens, this remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly distinguished family home. TENURE Freehold. SERVICES Gas fired central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. VIEWING Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottingham. Features: - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Newark-on-Trent

USD 1,474,165

USD 1,273,143

Dating back to 1802, Pantytanhouse Fach is an impressive detached Welsh longhouse occupying an idyllic rural setting within approximately 5.72 acres of beautifully maintained gardens and grounds. This versatile property offers a premium lifestyle and income opportunity, seamlessly combining a characterful main residence, a self-contained adjoined annexe, and a separate, fully embedded luxury yurt glamping business. The primary longhouse is rich in original character and charm, while benefiting from an array of modern, energy-efficient upgrades, including both ground-source and air-source heat pumps, alongside solar and PV panels. Accommodation in the main house comprises an entrance porch, reception hallway, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, and separate WC, alongside a spacious principal living room. The first floor offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The adjoined annexe is dynamically linked yet easily self-contained, the annexe features its own kitchen, a ground-floor shower room/WC, sitting room with garden views, and a large double bedroom above, providing potential for an independent rental stream or multi-generational living space. Features: - Parking

4 bd

Powys

USD 1,333,450

Superbly presented, this detached coastal home enjoys a commanding position amidst beautiful gardens, offering uninterrupted views over the iconic St Just in Roseland Church and its serene creek, extending out to the expansive, mile-wide waters of the Carrick Roads (Fal Estuary). Accommodation Summary (Internal Floor Area: 3334 sq. ft. (309.6 sq. m.)) Ground Floor : Entrance Porch, Reception Hall, Cloakroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Study, Kitchen, Kitchen / Utility, Inner Hall, Shower Room and Integral Double Garage. First Floor : Landing, Principal Double Bedroom with En-Suite Bath and Shower Room and Dressing Room, Guest Double Bedroom Two, Linen Cupboard, Bathroom, Double Bedroom Three and Bedroom Four / Hobbies Room (accessed via an independent staircase).   Sub-Floor Basement : Large storage space accessed from outside and housing the central heating boiler. Detached Workshop : With Dual Roller Doors with driveway parking front and rear. Outside (Plot Size: 0.46 of an Acre): Driveway and Parking Forecourt. Front Patio. Path to the Detached Workshop. Side Garden leading to the extensive and terraced Rear Gardens with Lookout Hut, Sun Terrace, Areas of Lawn and Mature Shrubs dispersed. Introduction Boslowen represents a rare coastal gem with unrivalled panoramic views. Coming to the open market for the first time in 24 years, this impressive two-storey detached coastal residence offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to acquire a home in one of Cornwall’s most captivating and picturesque settings. The property has been lovingly maintained by its current owners. Thoughtfully designed, all principal reception rooms and bedrooms are strategically positioned to make the most of the breathtaking views, with the bonus of spectacular coastal sunsets that can be enjoyed year-round. Description On the ground floor, a welcoming Sun Lounge and generously sized Living Room open directly onto a sun terrace, creating a seamless transition between indoor comfort and outdoor living. Bathed in natural light, these spaces are perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the coastal setting. For formal entertaining, a dedicated Dining Room flows effortlessly from both the Living Room and Sun Lounge, creating an elegant and sociable space for hosting guests. For more informal family dining, the well-equipped Kitchen/Breakfast Room offers generous proportions, complemented by an open-plan Kitchen/Utility Area for added practicality. Off the Reception Hall, a cloakroom provides added convenience, while a separate Study offers a quiet and private space, ideal for those working from home or in need of a dedicated office.From the kitchen, an Inner Hall provides access to a ground floor Shower Room, the rear gardens, and the integral double garage, enhancing the home’s functionality and ease of living. Above the integral double garage, a spacious first floor fourth bedroom / hobbies room is accessed via an independent staircase from the inner hall. With a shower room at the bottom of the stairs, this private area presents excellent scope for conversion (subject to any necessary permissions). into a self-contained annexe—ideal for visiting family or friends, a dependent relative, or potential income via holiday or long-term letting accommodation. Stairs rise from the main reception hall to a spacious first floor landing leading to three well-appointed double bedrooms, each offering spectacular coastal views. The Principal Bedroom features a Dressing Room—periodically utilised as an occasional guest bedroom—and a stylish En-Suite Bath and Shower Room, adding a touch of luxury and convenience. A Family Bathroom with Shower serves Bedrooms Two and Three and off an Inner Lobby is a large Linen / Airing Cupboard. Externally, the beautifully landscaped gardens are thoughtfully designed to blend colourful elegance with natural charm across an approximately 0.46 of an acre plot. A Driveway and Parking Forecourt provides generous space for multiple vehicles with easy access. A Front Patio is a welcoming area, ideal for morning coffee or quiet reflection. From the parking forecourt, a path leads to the Detached Workshop which has driveways to the front and rear for extra parking. To the side of the workshop is a pedestrian gate and footpath providing a short cut to the bus stop, church, café, boatyard and creek.  A side garden connects the front and rear with a seamless flow into the extensive, terraced Rear Gardens which are bordered by a stream to add natural tranquillity. The gardens are carefully designed with a tiered layout that opens to explore the stunning coastal views. Features include Lookout Hut: A charming retreat for taking in the panoramic seascape. Sun Terrace: Accessed from the Living Rom and Sunroom, the terrace is perfectly positioned to enjoy the all-day sun and mesmerizing sunsets. Areas of Lawn and Mature Shrubs: Tastefully arranged for both aesthetic appeal and privacy. The landscaping transitions from manicured elegance close to the house into a series of natural terraces, culminating in a wildlife-friendly garden. This thoughtful design ensures a harmonious blend of structure and nature, maximizing both beauty and biodiversity. The Views Boslowen offers unparalleled, uninterrupted panoramic views that go beyond what mere photography can capture. It’s a rare find, with sweeping views that take in various coastal aspects, including the renowned sub-tropical gardens of the historic creekside St Just Church. The stunning vista stretches from the historic creekside church and St Just Creek, through the Bar, boat yard and beautiful creek, across the mile-wide deep waters of the Carrick Roads, and all the way from the Fal estuary to Mylor Harbour and Restronguet Creek. In addition, the views extend towards Penarrow Point, and miles upon miles of rolling Cornish countryside, offering an ever-changing and captivating panorama that will never lose its charm. What the Sellers Say The Roseland is very like an island with a very strong community spirit, and especially through the winter there is almost always some social event taking place, such as the Annual Pantomime in St. Mawes. We believe Boslowen will best suit a couple wanting to retire down here, or a family, to join in the social life or buy a boat and sail. The house has been configured to allow our children and grandchildren to come down here for long weekends or summer holidays, and then to join in - for example - the nearby Junior Sail Training activities, crabbing at high tide, canoeing on the Creek or enjoying the numerous beautiful walks. We have extended the house by building the conservatory, and by adding a cloakroom/shower room in the garage block, so that - if required - it could become a "Granny Annex" by perhaps fitting out the garage itself as a residential room. We also have planning consent to add a Deck alongside the conservatory, leading around the side of the house, ending near the basement. Location Summary (Distances and times are approximate) No. 50 Bus Stop to Truro and St Mawes: 50 yards. St Just Church and Cafe: 175 yards. St Just (Pasco’s) Boatyard: 0.5 miles. St Mawes village centre: 1.9 miles (Falmouth 20 minutes by passenger ferry). King Harry Car Ferry: 3.1 miles. Pendower Beach: 4 miles. Truro (via ferry): 8 miles. Falmouth: 13 miles. St Austell: 16 miles (London Paddington: 4.5 hours by direct train). Cornwall Airport Newquay: 25 miles (regular flights to London, other UK regional airports and European destinations). Location St Just-in-Roseland is renowned for its lovely church in a delightful waterside setting of great beauty. There is Renwicks café and boatyard with deep moorings in the creek that merge into the fine sailing waters of Carrick Roads and Falmouth Bay. Nearby St Mawes is an enchanting south facing harbour village, named “Britain’s St Tropez” by the Daily Mail, is found on the eastern side of the Fal Estuary, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Much of its surroundings are owned by the National Trust. The village is centred round its quaint harbour, its own beaches and Castle. There is an all-year-round pedestrian ferry service to and from Falmouth and a seasonal ferry runs to Place, providing access to the scenic walks on the National Trust owned St Anthony Headland. There is a regular daily bus service to and from Truro which also stops at Portscatho, Tregony and Probus. Local Amenities St Mawes has a wide range of amenities, which are open all year, including two bakers, convenience store, post office/newsagent, doctors, dentist, pharmacy, village hall, social club, churches, delicatessen and clothing shops. The village also has two public houses, and an excellent range of cafes, restaurants, art galleries, gift and ice cream shops. Olga Polizzi's Hotel Tresanton and the chic Idle Rocks Hotel both lure the rich and famous. The village has superbly varied and accessible sailing waters and an active sailing club with a full programme to cater for all ages. Fine Dining Restaurants Fine dining Michelin star and celebrity chef restaurants are in abundance, including Rick Stein (Padstow), Nathan Outlaw (Port Isaac), and Paul Ainsworth (Padstow and Rock). Rising stars on The Roseland are Paul Green at the Driftwood, Rosevine, Paul Wadham at Hotel Tresanton in St Mawes, Simon Stallard at The Hidden Hut on Porthcurnick Beach and The Standard Inn in Gerrans. Cornwall The Duchy of Cornwall offers a range of attractions such as the Eden Project, the Na...

4 bd

Truro