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USD 1,877,840

Cappers Farm presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished country residence, offering extensive and versatile accommodation in a serene yet accessible setting within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near the iconic Pendle Hill. Nestled on the outskirts of the charming village of Newchurch-in-Pendle, this exquisite stone-built farmhouse boasts sweeping rural views and will appeal to those seeking a property with equestrian facilities, substantial land, or exceptional storage potential for business use. The main residence is a beautifully crafted farmhouse where character meets modern refinement. A welcoming entrance hall leads to a utility room and in turn a handcrafted breakfast kitchen by Simpsons of Colne, featuring Caesarstone worktops and premium Miele appliances, including a steam oven, fan oven, combination oven, microwave, warming drawer, and induction hob. Adjacent to the kitchen, the snug exudes warmth with its contemporary gas fire -style fireplace, complementing the formal dining/sitting room and an expansive family lounge with an inglenook fireplace housing a grand wood-burning stove. A ground-floor W.C. and passageway lead to a private leisure complex, complete with a gym, an indoor swimming pool, private changing facilities, and a relaxation room/conservatory. Upstairs, a spacious landing gives way to an elegant master suite with a dressing room and en-suite featuring a jacuzzi bath, alongside a second en-suite bedroom, three further well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a double office with bespoke furniture by Simpsons of Colne. The property is enveloped by beautifully landscaped gardens, an orchard, and multiple patio terraces that embrace the breathtaking countryside views. A detached guest accommodation situated across the central courtyard, offers a superb self-contained retreat. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading to a spacious en-suite guest bedroom, while the upper level unfolds into a spectacular open-plan entertaining space, complete with a mahogany corner bar and a generous lounge area. The annexe also benefits from an integral garage and a private lawned garden. Garaging is extensive, with two double garages attached to the annexe, each fitted with electric roller shutter doors. For equestrian enthusiasts, the property boasts a superb stone-built stable block, featuring three large stalls with power, water, and lighting, a well-appointed tack and feed room, multiple storage areas, and a workshop with an adjoining W.C. Additionally, two further rooms offer adaptable space, while a secure rear garden with a pond provides an ideal setting for pets or poultry. A substantial helicopter hangar/storage unit, constructed from a steel portal frame, is equipped with power, water, and lighting, accessed via concertina doors and complemented by a vast concrete apron suitable for helicopter landings or recreational use. The estate spans approximately 17 acres of land (with a public footpath running through) offering exceptional scope for equestrian or agricultural pursuits. EPC: I Freehold I Council Tax Band: F Features: - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Padiham

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USD 679,653

An exceptional and extraordinary split level two bedroom top floor Edwardian conversion flat lovingly renovated by the current owners with direct access to a west-facing roof terrace. The flat benefits from its own entrance and upon entry, you are greeted with a very large open plan living space, with a large dining space which leads out to the terrace, as well as a separate sofa/TV area. This space offers superb volumes and light, which are so difficult to find in a period conversion. The kitchen is accessed via a lovely staircase, it boasts its own seating area and the entire living space in the flat is a very social place, ideal for hosting friends and family. The bathroom has a free standing bath as well as a separate shower and both double bedrooms have superb storage. The flat is located within the prestigious Thorpes Estate and also has access to a shared garden to the rear of the building. Quote Reference: 564096 Features: - Terrace

2 bd

London

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USD 485,466

Fine & Country are delighted to present this charming 1900s property, coming to the market for the first time in over a century. Lovingly cared for by the same family for five generations, this home is rich in history and character, offering a rare opportunity to make it your own. Set in a prime location near Haverfordwest, the property enjoys the best of both worlds—peaceful countryside surroundings away from the hustle and bustle, yet just 10 minutes from Broad Haven North and its stunning coastline. Perfectly suited for family living, the home features four bedrooms, three reception rooms, and three bathrooms with one of them being en-suite, with plenty of scope for modernisation. A recently installed air source heat pump and solar panels ensures significant steps towards efficient, sustainable living while maintaining the home’s timeless appeal. Nestled within an acre of land, the property offers space and tranquillity, with the option to purchase an additional four acres and outbuilding for those seeking even more room to enjoy. This is a truly special home and an opportunity not to be missed Bedroom 5 / Back Living Area 16'9" x 14'1" New carpet radiator on left wall, new PVC window. Downstairs shower room 4'3" x 9'6" Walk in shower/ sink and toilet. Living Area 21'4" x 13'9" Large original fireplace with central heating on back wall, large windows to the front of the house and one door going into the conservatory. Hallway 6'11" x 13'9" Stone staircase with flagstone slate on top. Conservatory  10'6" x 29'10" Attached to the front of the house originally built by Wooden Bale. Leading into the front of the house three internal doors, one leading into the kitchen  another leading into the hallway and last leading into the living room. Central heating on the left. Kitchen 11'2" x 14'5" Originally made by Wooden Bale a solid hardwood kitchen. Leading into dining area 20'4" x 16'1" Straight through Into kitchen is 9.9. Original wood fireplace in the left corner and there is a door outside from the left patio doors and a back door leading out into a small porch into the back garden. Stairs going up into the bathroom and bedroom Bathroom 7'10" x 6'11" PVC window, shower, toilet, sink and bath, radiator to the back. Bedroom 4 11'10" x 14'1" Radiator, window to the right, new UPVC and skylight not new window. Upstairs via main staircase  Master Bedroom 14'5" x 12'10" Radiator with sink vanity unit and fitted wardrobe. PVC window to the front of the property, radiator under the window. Loft hatch in master bedroom. Master Bedroom Ensuite 4'3" x 14'1" Currently housing shower, sink and toilet with Velux. Hallway 5 x 1 (smallest part) 3.6m (largest part) Bedroom 2 9'2" x 10'6" Radiator at the back leading into patio sliding doors to either further bedroom or could be converted for a bathroom or various storage. Added Room to Bedroom 3 21'8" x 9'2" Sink vanity unit to left three skylights, two hatches into eaves of property for storage purposes. Bedroom 3 14'1" x 11'6" UPVC windows, fitted wardrobes, radiator and heat pump cylinder in the right hand side of fitted wardrobe.

4 bd

Haverfordwest

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USD 1,158,646

WESTBROOK Originally constructed in 1952 and with only one previous owner prior to its current occupiers taking ownership, Westbrook comes to the market for the first time in approximately 20 years presenting an exciting opportunity to acquire home which offers a perfect balance of both internal and external space, whilst benefitting from an excellent locality just a stones throw from the abundance of amenities which Mansfield Town enjoys. The main house boasts approximately 4847sq.ft of generously proportioned accommodation, with an additional 2280sq.ft in garaging and outbuildings, all set within circa 1.2 acres of gloriously presented grounds providing an ideal setup for a variety of buyers requirements and needs. Overall, a special property which has been thoroughly enjoyed by its present owners and one which is certain to impress upon inspection. THE ACCOMMODATION Upon entering the home via the porch area, you are immediately greeted by a fabulous and substantial reception hall which spans an impressive 25’ in length and provides ample space for a social seating area as well as double French doors giving access to gardens on either side of the property. Much of the principal ground floor accommodation leads off this room which, in brief, comprises of: formal dining room with feature electric fire, a charming bay window seat and several outdoor aspects to enjoy, breakfast kitchen with central island, granite surfaces, a host of integrated appliances and doors leading directly to the side terrace, sitting room with a traditional style gas fire and double French doors to the gardens, an extremely generous fitted utility room with ample storage and pantry, a side porch which is ideal as a secondary entrance particularly for those with pets, and lastly a ground floor WC. In addition, there are extensive cellars accessed from the utility room comprising of 3 different workshops/ stores. To the first floor, and leading off the substantial and pleasant landing area, the principal suite offers a wonderful retreat to enjoy. Comprising of the main bedroom area with fitted wardrobes and direct access onto a private balcony, a stunning en-suite shower room and a fully fitted dressing room with additional store leading off. Elsewhere you’ll find bedroom 2 with a balcony and en-suite shower room, bedroom 3 with en-suite shower room, bedroom 4 and a separate family bathroom. In addition, a secondary staircase leads up to the substantial second floor/ loft area which is predominantly boarded to create a fantastic space with excellent potential. GARDENS & GROUNDS Undoubtedly, one of the key highlights of this home is the incredible established gardens which it enjoys. Extending to approximately 1.2 acres in all and accessed via private electric gates, the grounds are fully enclosed to all sides providing a degree of privacy and space so rarely found so close to a town centre. The attractive frontage enjoys a sweeping turning circle which gives an abundance of freestanding parking, while the side and rear gardens are landscaped with beautiful lawns, stocked borders, mature trees, extensive terraces, a feature natural spring pond which flows down through one of the lawns, summer house/ bar, a hardwood greenhouse with adjoining vegetable garden and a former tennis court. 2280sq.ft of outbuildings comprising of a detached garage with storeroom and WC, a further gardeners/ guests WC and two substantial barns/ garages with alarms and CCTV offer fantastic storage or parking solutions. LOCATION The market town of Mansfield is located approximately 12 miles north of Nottingham City Centre and has developed substantially from its mining and textile industry past into a large residential and commercial district. Mansfield benefits from a broad selection of local amenities which you would come to expect from a town of its size. A theatre, restaurants, public houses, bars, banking, convenience stores, supermarkets, a shopping centre and numerous recreational activities are just a small selection of what Mansfield has to offer. The area benefits from an extensive transport network, with Mansfield railway station linking the town to Nottingham and Worksop, several bus operators with vast operating areas and a number of significant arterial roads. DISTANCES Mansfield Town Centre 1.5 miles Chesterfield 14.5 miles Nottingham 13 miles Kings Mill Hospital 3 miles M1 Motorway (J27) 5 miles A60 0.3 miles Newark Northgate Station 19.5 miles Sherwood Pines 8.5 miles Clumber Park 14 miles Rufford Abbey Country Park 10.5 miles SERVICES Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas fired central heating are understood to be connected. There is water based underfloor heating to the kitchen, lounge, principal suite and bedroom 3. The property is fully alarmed with CCTV throughout its exterior. TENURE Freehold. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottingham. Please contact Pavlo Jurkiw for more information. Features: - Garden

4 bd

Mansfield

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USD 2,265,509

Alice Dene is an impressive six/seven bedroom extended Georgian Grade II listed, detached property, dating back to1822 and is set in a private plot in excess of half an acre. Situated on Beechenlea Lane in Swanley Village, this substantial residence offers plentiful living space, making it one of the largest properties in the area. On entering the residence via the portico porch and through the front door into a grand entrance hall with polished wooden floor. The house retains many of its original features, character and charm ; including original fireplaces throughout, high ceilings with ceiling plaster decoration in the reception rooms, picture rails and dado rails. Both the dining and sitting rooms have French doors to the rear garden with the original shutters. The conservatory, which is used as a gym has a zinc roof thereby regulating the temperature in both hotter and colder months and the glass has been replaced with double glazed units and heat retention glass panels for fuel economy. The property benefits from all mains services and Gas Central Heating. There are two downstairs cloakrooms and a cellar / games room. The snug / drawing room has a reading room feel and has been recently redecorated in mellow relaxing shades. The kitchen/breakfast room and large adjoining utility room have been reworked and modernised with granite worktops, high end appliances and porcelain floor tiles, a hot water tap and pop-up worktop plugs. The downstairs study / office and adjacent cloakroom could easily be reorganised to provide a downstairs bedroom and ensuite for an elderly relative or used as a home workplace, should this be required. The principal bedroom has a large ensuite with bath, shower, double wash basins, a bidet and toilet. The second bedroom has a shower room ensuite. There are four further bedrooms two of them have their own shower and sink. The family bathroom has been recently refurbished and features a cast iron roll-top bath with chrome floor mounted taps. There is also a convenient first floor kitchenette which could easily be converted back to a seventh bedroom if this was a preference. The rear manicured parklike garden is predominantly laid to lawn, bordered by well-established plants and an ideal haven and perfect outside entertaining space. There is a rose garden well stocked with a variety of roses an extra-large garden shed and large greenhouse, raised flower bed as well as a patio and decking areas. To the front is a sweeping gravel drive leading round to a double garage with up-and-over electric doors. The garage has a vehicle inspection pit and outside electric points for convenience. The property has an immediate period "wow" factor and lends itself to perfect family living with space to work from home. It could easily accommodate multi-generation living either using the downstairs office or by sectioning off some of the upper floor rooms to provide a private area for adult children or older relatives. The garden is perfect for family fun or for fabulous garden parties. There is plenty of space to accommodate a summer house or outbuilding. Alice Dene is situated in Swanley Village, close to two village pubs, the village green, St Pauls Church and St Pauls Church of England Primary school. There are dozens of walks direct from your door. The property boasts around 4500 sq ft of accommodation on its half an acre of private grounds with uninterrupted country views. This period home has undergone comprehensive restoration and modernisation, blending its historic charm with modern amenities and is awaiting a new owner to appreciate its historic charm and spacious accommodation. Swanley Village is a very sought after location with superb access to the M25/M2/M20 and A20 road links as well as Bluewater and Lakeside shopping centres and Ebbsfleet International. There are good bus routes and excellent mainline train services from Swanley Station (Oyster) direct to London Charing Cross, London St Pancras, London Blackfriars, London Victoria and London Bridge in approximately 20/30 minutes. It really is an excellent place to live the rural life but be so close to everything. Location    Swanley Village is a linear settlement in the Sevenoaks District of Kent, England. It's known for its historic buildings, rural feel, and Conservation Area. In the 1920s, the original Swanley became known as Swanley Village the village has a mix of historic buildings dating from the late medieval to the early twentieth century. The Village lies on the western edge of Kent, 16 miles from central London and a mile and a half north-east of the modern town of Swanley. The M25 motorway is 350m to the east of the village and the railway line between London and east Kent runs just to the south, the nearest station being at Swanley. Seller Insight    "Alice Dene's huge symmetrical rooms, high ceilings, and beautiful garden ticked every one of our boxes. The proximity to the countryside, combined with excellent access to everything else by road and rail, added to the perfection," says the current owner of this grand Grade II listed Georgian property. "The true glory of the 'front' of the house can only be seen from the back garden – and it's even more beautiful when the wisteria is in full bloom." .    Approximately 100 years ago, it was extended, and it has since been fully modernised with a new kitchen and bathrooms. However, it retains many original features, including ornate windows and patio doors, shutters, fireplaces, the staircase and banister, wood panelling, ceiling fretwork, and picture and dado rails," they say. The gas pipework has been upgraded, and the two combi-boilers, which are approximately seven years old, have been serviced annually. "The house dimensions are perfect, and there has been little reason to change anything. .    This is a fantastic family home that has housed three generations of the current owner's family. The size and flexibility of the accommodation have served us well – most of the ground floor allows for a complete walk-through, entering one door and exiting another, covering the entire space, they say. The garden has been a 'park' for our little ones, a party venue for those a bit older, and a haven of peace and quiet for the oldest members of our family. Day-to-day living aside, this is the perfect party venue if ever there was one! From garden gatherings with live jazz and marquees to Christmas drinks indoors with family and friends, it's a place everyone wants to enjoy. .    The garden looks amazing all year round, whatever the weather. Although I use a gardener for the heavier jobs, it has been particularly manageable even with limited gardening knowledge," explains the owner, who adds, "it's time to downsize and pass this wonderful home on. Beyond the grounds, the Village Society keeps everyone informed, hosting several social events each year, including bonfire night and quiz nights. The village green and church are central to social occasions here. The village school has an excellent reputation, and there are regular markets, a café, and children's play areas. Neighbours are friendly and helpful, while respecting each other's privacy." They add, "direct rail links take approximately 30 minutes, so we never feel far from the city and its many attractions." Entrance Hall    Period door to front. Door to rear. Wood flooring. Ceiling with ornate coving. Picture rail and dado rail. Radiator with cover. Marble cast iron period fireplace. Understairs cupboard and cupboard for meters and consumer units. Stairs leading to landing. Conservatory/Gym 20'1" x 10'11" (6.12m x 3.33m). Double glazed windows to front and side. Double glazed French doors to side. Frosted sash window to WC. Two radiators. Tiled flooring. Panelled ceiling. Zinc roof. Cloakroom 9'5" x3'10" (2.87m x1.17m). Frosted sash window to side. Carpet. Plain ceiling. Low level WC. Wash hand basin in vanity unit. Drawing Room/Snug 17'5" x 13'7" (5.3m x 4.14m). Georgian sash window to front. Carpet. Ceiling with ornate covings. Panelled walls. Radiator with cover. Open range cast iron fireplace. Door with second staircase leading to mid landing. Stairs leading to basement. Cellar/Games Room 15'4" x 13'11" (4.67m x 4.24m). Wood effect flooring. Plain ceiling. Wine cellar area. Sitting Room 19'9" x 15; (6.02m x 15;). Window to side. Feature French doors to rear with shutters. Ornate ceiling and coving. Picture rail. Dado rail. Two radiators with covers. Adam style fireplace with marble hearth. Dining Room 19'11" x 15'1" (6.07m x 4.6m). Window to side. Feature French doors to rear. Ornate ceiling. Picture rail. Dado rail. Carpet. Radiator with cover. Marble fireplace with marble hearth. Study 11'9" x 9'9" (3.58m x 2.97m). Georgian sash window to rear. Door to rear. Carpet. Plain ceiling with downlights. Radiator with cover. Cloakroom 7'6" x 4'6" (2.29m x 1.37m). Georgian style window to side. Carpet. Plain ceiling. Radiator. Low level W.C. Wash hand basin in vanity unit. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 21'11" x 15'8" (6.68m x 4.78m). Georgian sash window to front. Tiled flooring. Plain ceiling with downlights. Fitted wall and base units and glass display units with ornate work tops over and island with Granite work surfaces over. One and a three quarter bowl granite inset sink and drainer unit with mixer taps. Hot water tap and waste disposal. Bosch induction hob with induction extractor fan over and gas hob. Integrated AEG dishwasher. Integrated fridge and freezer. Extractor fan. Folding doors to utility room. Bosch electric oven and Bosch electric steamer and fan oven. Warming drawers. Rangemaster wine cooler and drinks fri...

6 bd

Bridge

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USD 1,812,407

** Open House - Friday 28th March, 10:30am - 1pm & Saturday 29th March, 10:30am - 1pm ** Strictly by appointment only. Please call to book your slot. A distinguished Grade II* Listed four-storey residence centrally situated on this iconic terrace with commanding views over Imperial Square, offering an exceptional opportunity for renovation and modern updates. Nestled gracefully within the distinguished setting of Imperial Square, No. 26 stands as a fine example of a traditional Grade II* Listed Georgian townhouse. Commanding an enviable position overlooking the beautifully landscaped Imperial Square Gardens and the historic town hall, this elegant, terraced residence offers a wealth of charm and an abundance of living space, arranged thoughtfully across four floors, including a separate apartment/office space with separate access. The home presents a remarkable opportunity for restoration, offering the potential to create a truly exquisite and substantial family dwelling in the very heart of sought-after Cheltenham. A mere stroll from the towns most celebrated establishments, including the Ivy Brasserie, John Lewis, and the iconic 131 The Promenade, the property is also ideally positioned for those who enjoy the town’s renowned festivals. This distinguished home features up to six bedrooms, depending on configuration, complemented by four bathrooms. The kitchen, situated on the ground floor, opens onto a delightful courtyard garden via a charming spiral staircase. Of particular note is the first floor drawing room - a magnificent space showcasing period elegance, with high ceilings, intricate cornicing, and a grand sash window that leads onto a decorative wrought-iron balcony. From this vantage point, one can enjoy sweeping views across the verdant gardens below, evoking the timeless grace of Regency-era living. Throughout, the property retains a host of original features, offering a rare blend of character, history, and potential. Outside The rear garden is a particular highlight, thoughtfully designed in the style of a classic walled courtyard, perfect for al fresco dining and tranquil outdoor relaxation. Accessible from both the ground floor kitchen and the lower ground floor apartment, the garden provides a private oasis amidst the vibrant heart of the town. Secure folding shutter gates lead to a private single parking space, ensuring both convenience and seclusion. Freehold | EPC Exempt | Council Tax Band G Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains gas, electricity, water, and drainage. Tenure - Freehold Property Type – Grade II* Listed Georgian townhouse Construction Type – Standard – brick & tile Council Tax – Cheltenham Borough Council Council Tax Band G Parking – Off-road parking for one car at the rear of the property. Significant capacity for off-road parking to front and rear of property. Mobile phone coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection - Ultrafast FTTP Broadband connection available- we advise you to check with your provider. Special Notes – The property is situated in a conservation area. Features: - Parking

4 bd

Cheltenham

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USD 11,008,027

This spectacular neo-Georgian classic detached house offers accommodation of approximately 12,476 ft and is set upon a plot of approximately 0.5 acres with a South and West-facing rear garden. The detached home was completed two years ago to extremely high standards. Lying within a small private development, the property is steeped in history thanks to its location on the grounds of the former residence of General Eisenhower during World War II. The development, which is extremely secure, benefits from 12-hour security, manned at the entrance. The home unfolds over four floors and boasts expansive space for entertaining. Upon entry, you are greeted by a vast entrance hall. Italian polished marble floors lie underfoot in the main living areas and bathrooms, further adding to the sense of grandeur prevalent throughout the home. The ground floor comprises an impressive Italian kitchen, designed by Poliform, which features top-quality appliances by Gaggenau. French doors flood the space with natural light and open onto the garden; a second set leads to the large dining room. Also on this floor is a sun-drenched orangery, a vast reception room, a study and a guest W.C. The lower ground floor features a staff bedroom, an additional kitchen, a cinema room, a fully fitted gym and a utility room. Seven ensuite bedrooms unfold over the first and second floors, all are generously proportioned with built-in storage and large windows. The principal suite boasts an impressive walk-in dressing room. This exceptional home offers the best of both worlds with the space and privacy that comes with country living, yet being only eight miles from Knightsbridge. Train stations at Norbiton and New Malden have regular services to London Waterloo where there is a direct Underground link to the City. The nearest tube station to Warren Road is at Wimbledon. Warren Road is a short walk from Richmond Park, the largest of the capital's eight Royal Parks. There are numerous excellent local schools for all ages and a variety of international educational establishments, many within walking distance. Kingston Town Centre is a short car drive away, offers a daily market together with an excellent shopping centre.

8 bd

12,476 sqft

London

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USD 4,597,470

Set on the coveted Ebury Street in the heart of Belgravia, this apartment lies in a beautiful period building with a white stucco and London stock brick facade. Arranged across the lower and upper ground floors, the recently renovated property also features a lovely courtyard garden, perfect for entertaining in the summer months. Entry is on the ground floor, to a large reception room, which has French doors out to the terrace. Warm wooden flooring runs underfoot coupled with beautiful wallpaper. The floor here is separated into two heights, cleverly zoning spaces for watching television and entertaining. The kitchen lies next door where sleek cabinetry conceals top-of-the-line appliances, while a large window overlooks the street and has pretty plantation shutters for privacy; an adjacent space makes the perfect dining area. There is also a powder room on this level. A bedroom lies at the back of this level, set behind the courtyard with its own bathroom, meaning it is utterly private. Accessed by a galleried walkway, it also has French doors onto the terrace. On the lower ground floor, two more bedrooms, both ensuite and each with its own lightwells/terrace are generous and have built-in storage. Residents also benefit from two separate street entrances and permit parking ensuring convenience and ease of access. Ebury Street is one of Belgravia’s most coveted streets, close to Victoria Station, which runs to Gatwick in approximately 30 minutes. It is also close to Motcomb Street and Elizabeth Street, with their wonderful shops and exceptional restaurants.

3 bd

1,733 sqft

London

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USD 16,771,052

Nestled amidst the North Cotswold hills, this resplendent 18th century manor house is a quintessential Edwardian beauty. It is set on a 12-acre garden and unfolds over 17,004 sq. ft., featuring an imposing main house, four cottages, and a three-car garage. Upon entering the main house, there’s a showstopping hall, which leads to a dual-aspect reception, a sitting room, a study, and a pantry. Intricate cornicing, fireplaces with marble slips and stone detailing, light oak panelling, and verdant views characterise this extraordinary entertaining area. On the same floor, there’s an elegant garden dining hall, which opens into the main kitchen through double doors. Adjacent to the main kitchen is the secondary kitchen, which unfurls into a spacious family room flooded with natural light. Beyond is a lobby staircase that leads to the triple garage, indoor pool, sauna, and terrace garden. Boot rooms, cloakrooms, and private staff quarters are also on this floor. On the first floor lies the principal bedroom, which has its own en-suite bathroom, vanity room, and views of Malvern Hills. There are four more bedroom suites on this floor. Above, there are two additional guest rooms and a cloakroom. The cottages, three of which have two floors, can be accessed from the northern end of the estate. Granary Cottage comprises a games room, kitchen, a bathroom, and three bedrooms. Shenberrow Cottage has a kitchen, sitting room, dining room, an en suite bedroom, and a further bedroom with a separate bathroom. Rosemary Cottage hosts a kitchen, a sitting room, and two bedrooms sharing a bathroom. Peach and Paddock Cottages – the only dwelling with a sole ground floor – features a kitchen, a sitting room, and two bedrooms. Adjoined to this is the orangery. Beautifully landscaped grounds, encompassing gardens, flowerbeds, ponds, and orchards, envelope the home. The estate also features a cricket ground, which is often rented out to the villagers. There’s also private access to a nearby woodland. Located in a breathtaking conservation area, the residence benefits from a delightfully serene atmosphere. A local pub and church are within proximity. For more extensive shopping, Broadway and Cheltenham are located four and 12 miles away, respectively. London is a little more than an hour away via the A44.

11 bd

25,578 sqft

London

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USD 3,755,680

Sitting on a plot of five acres with additional paddocks and stabling, this exquisite farmhouse offers the perfect blend of luxury and convenience. Welcome to The Red House. As you enter the property, you are greeted by an impressive entrance hall with high ceilings, showcasing the beautiful wooden main staircase. At the front of the property, the formal dining room is perfect for hosting family gatherings. The cosy yet spacious sitting room also enjoys stunning views out onto the landscaped gardens, and double doors opening onto the terrace. This home is filled with natural light, spilling in through the beautiful large windows. The heart of the home is the wonderful traditional farmhouse kitchen, with rangemaster Stove and ample space for a 6 seater dining table. There is a large separate utility room next to the kitchen, with ample space for a washer and dryer as well as extra preparation space. There is underfloor heating beneath the striking stone flooring in the kitchen and utility room. The well-appointed home office offers a serene workspace with garden views. Also on the ground floor, you'll find a guest WC, boot room and store room. For practicality, there is a secondary staircase at the other side of the house. On the first floor, there are two master suites each boasting ensuite bathrooms and south facing balconies, from which the views are simply spectacular. There are three further double bedrooms on the first floor, as well as a family bathroom. Outside, the property's grounds are truly exceptional. Approximately one acre of meticulously landscaped gardens surround the house, creating a tranquil and private setting, while an additional four acre field is included under a long lease. In addition to this, just 200 yards from the house, there are stables and additional paddocks (a further 1.5 acres) which are also part of the property. Adjacent to the house you'll find the large outbuilding, offering a garage, stable, tack room, and two expansive store rooms. A charming wooden summerhouse is nestled within the garden - an ideal space for a home bar, office, gym, or simply a space to relax and enjoy the idyllic views and sunsets here all year round. This property has been lovingly maintained over the years and offers a rare opportunity to create a truly special home. For more information or to arrange an exclusive viewing, please contact me on the details below: ... ...

5 bd

Enfield

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USD 751,136

Situated in a semi-rural location within easy reach of the beautiful market town of Nantwich, Balterley Grange is an exceptional home on a delightful plot with a wrap around garden. The home has been built and designed to the highest level of finish throughout. Entering the home you are welcomed into a spacious hallway, a bright reception room overlooking the garden is off to one side and a downstairs cloakroom. Leading to the rear of the home is an incredible open plan kitchen and reception room which is bathed in light and to the far end double doors lead out onto a patio and into the garden. The kitchen boasts high end integrated appliances, a breakfast bar and feature pendant lighting. The versatility of this room allows for a large dining room, or even a TV/ Snug area dependent on personal requirement. There is a separate utility room and back door leading out to the garage. The first floor offers a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms, a luxurious family bathroom and a store cupboard. Externally there is an attached garage, with electric up and over door, the garage is vaulted and boarded with a drop down staircase which allows for wonderful storage as may be required.The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with landscaped planting of hedges, plants and shrubs with views over fields. Balterley is located on the edge of the Cheshire border with the village of Betley close by which offers a primary school, Post Office, village store. There are a number of country pubs in the vicinity and the beautiful market town of Nantwich is a short drive away. The village is ideally located to reach the motorway network and the local roads to commute easily across the north west, whilst Crewe Station offers easy travel to London and many other cities across the country. Quote Reference: 549576 Features: - Garden - Garage

4 bd

Crewe

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USD 2,266,358

* OPEN HOUSE EVENT * SATURDAY 29th MARCH from 10.30am until 12.30pm - please contact the Droitwich office to book your viewing slot. Step into history and elegance with The Priest’s House, an exceptional Grade II listed country home situated in the picturesque Bromsgrove countryside. Dating back to circa 1800, this magnificent property seamlessly blends period charm with modern conveniences, offering over 5,000 square feet of refined living space set within approximately 2.5 acres of breath-taking private grounds. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a home of unparalleled character and prestige. The Priest’s House is sold with no onward chain, making it ready for immediate ownership by discerning buyers seeking a home of historical grandeur and modern refinement. Utilities: Mains electricity and water. Mains gas central heating. Private drainage via a sewage treatment plant located at Grafton Manor and services two properties and one hotel. The maintenance of treatment plant is resourced by Grafton Manor. Services: Maintained alarm system with Autoguard Alarms. Ultrafast broadband and 4G and 5G mobile coverage available in the area – please check with your local provider. Parking: Triple garage and rear and front driveway parking which can easily accommodate 10+ vehicles across both areas. Construction: Standard. Property Information: Grade II Listed. Property is subject to a Tree Preservation Order. Foxwalks Farm has three fields approved for solar panels. Grafton Lane will be repaired before works commence and resurfaced when works complete. We believe works start summer 2025 for a few months. The property is located close to the M5 motorway so traffic noise can be heard. The main entrance gates and gravelled area are owned by The Priest’s House with The Priest’s House Stables having a right of access for vehicles and animals (dogs and horses). The Priest’s House Stables contribute to the maintenance. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Bromsgrove - Council Tax Band G. EPC Rating: D. Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

6 bd

Droitwich

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USD 3,354,210

Presenting an exceptional property on Marlings Park Avenue in Chislehurst-an address that speaks to prestige and quality. Built by the current owners to an exacting standard, this residence embodies meticulous craftsmanship and thoughtful design at every turn. This beautiful home is perfect for those who value quality, space, and a distinguished lifestyle. Abundant natural light floods the interior, enhancing spacious living areas and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Set on a large plot, the outdoor space offers plenty of room for garden pursuits, entertaining, or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the surroundings and with extensive parking facilities, convenience is at the forefront, accommodating multiple vehicles with ease. Situated in a sought-after area, this property benefits from the allure of Chislehurst's charming environment and the added prestige of its coveted address. Large gated plot. Imposing reception hall. In excess of four thousand square feet. Thirty foot living room with combined games area. Extraordinary principal bedroom suite. Wonderful garden. Parking for up to eight vehicles. Fabulous local amenities. Bespoke build.

5 bd

Chislehurst

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USD 777,037

An excellent opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed residence in the heart of Aynho which benefits from a large attached barn which is ideal for development subject to the relevant permissions. The property comprises entrance hall, cloakroom/WC, reception hall, breakfast kitchen, dining room, sitting room, three bedrooms, bathroom, courtyard garden and parking in front of the barn. Please click on the property brochure and the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Terry Robinson. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Utilities: Mains water and sewerage, oil fired central heating, electricity supply. Tenure: Freehold Property Type: Cottage Construction Type: Standard – brick & tile Council Tax: West Northants Council Tax Band: E Parking: Two off road parking spaces Mobile phone coverage: 5G mobile signal is available in the area but we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection: Ultrafast broadband is available with a download speed of 1,000mbps. Features: - Parking - Garden

3 bd

Banbury

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USD 615,154

KEY FEATURES A rare opportunity to acquire a charming four-bedroom barn conversion, extending to 1,700 sq. ft., situated on a private road within an enclave of similar properties. Inside, the home features a spacious living room with a striking fireplace, a characterful breakfast kitchen, a family bathroom, and two en-suites. Outside, boasts a gated driveway, large patio, lawned garden and an option to purchase part of the paddocks/orchard located to the rear. THE ACCOMMODATION   Stepping inside, a spacious reception hallway welcomes you with an abundance of character and charm, featuring solid wood flooring and subtle exposed brick accents. The hallway includes two individual staircases leading to the first floor, with a convenient storage cupboard - from here, you have access to the entire home, which extends to approximately 1,700 sq. ft. The generously sized and versatile dining/living room showcases charming character features, including exposed brickwork, curved brick pillars and the dining area having a solid wood flooring. The room's focal point is a brick fireplace which would be perfect for a wood burning stove, complemented by high ceilings with exposed beams. With a triple aspect, it offers plenty of natural light, french doors open onto the expansive patio, along with windows that overlook the garden and paddock land. The accommodation includes a well-appointed and characterful farmhouse style fitted breakfast kitchen enjoying a breakfast bar, exposed brick wall, ceiling beam and the lifestyle feature of french doors leading onto the patio. The kitchen features an extensive range of preparation surfaces with tiled splash backs, an inset one and a half sink unit, along with solid wood base drawers, cupboards and display cabinets. It is equipped with a Rangemaster cooker having integrated extractor fan above and including a 5 ring gas hob, two ovens, a grill, a dishwasher, appliance space for an American-style fridge/freezer and has a ceramic tiled floor. Additionally there is the practicality of a utility room which offers space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer, additional preparation surfaces, a sink, storage cupboards, and houses a floor-mounted Grant oil-fired boiler. The second wing of the property offers exceptional flexibility, featuring four well-appointed bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities, and a spacious well appointed ground floor family bathroom complemented by tumbled marble wall and floor tiling (with under floor heating) and a white suite comprising a double ended bath with shower mixer tap attachment, vanity unit with wash hand basin inset, WC and heated towel rail. The ground floor principal bedroom is situated at the far end of the property and features a dual aspect, built in wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room complemented with tumbled marble floor and wall tiling. The second bedroom, accessed via a private staircase to the first floor, showcases charming exposed beams and is full of character and charm having a hipped roof and velux window. Furthermore, this room benefits from an en-suite bathroom complemented by tumbled marble wall and floor tiling fitted with a white suite comprising bath, wash hand basin and WC. Bedrooms three and four are thoughtfully positioned within the home, with bedroom three offering the added benefit of French doors that seamlessly open onto the patio, creating a perfect connection to outdoor living. Additionally, a versatile attic room, accessed via a second independent staircase, offers an ideal space for use as a playroom or study. While the room has slightly limited head height, it provides a cozy and practical area for work or leisure, adding valuable functional space to the home. BUILDINGS, GARDEN & GROUNDS Approaching 2 Old Manor Court, you are welcomed by electrically operated double wooden gates that open onto a sweeping driveway leading to the rear of the property, offering ample off-road parking and a turning area. To the side, an expansive Indian sandstone patio, accessible from both the kitchen and living room, provides an ideal outdoor seating and entertaining space. The patio extends to a generously sized lawned garden, furthermore there is an option to purchase part of the 1.6 acres of paddock/orchard located to the rear. LOCAL AREA The desirable village of Coddington is located just two miles from Newark town centre and offers amenities such as a church, public houses, and a highly regarded primary school. Newark itself boasts a variety of attractions, along with excellent shopping options featuring major retail chains and supermarkets, including Waitrose. For commuters, the A1 provides convenient access both north and south. Additionally, Newark Northgate Station offers a direct rail link to London King's Cross, with journey times starting from approximately 80 minutes. INFORMATION Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains drainage, electricity, and water are understood to be connected. Please note, we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fittings, or services and cannot verify their working order. Buyers are advised to seek verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Newark & Sherwood District Council. Council Tax Band E. Energy Performance: A full Energy Performance Certificate is available upon request. Viewings: Strictly by appointment through Fine & Country Nottingham. Directions: For precise location, please use the what3words app - marching.sparrows.tuck. Features: - Garden

4 bd

Newark-on-Trent

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USD 1,437,519

The Great Barn formed part of a large barn which was sensibly converted into separate dwellings in the late 1980s. Each property boasts its own unique character, featuring individual gardens that ensure privacy from one another. This residence offers numerous impressive features, typical of a barn from its era, including well-proportioned rooms. Thoughtfully designed, the barn maintains its allure with spacious interiors. The focal point lies in the open plan living space with stunning vaulted ceilings and a double height door, allowing ample natural light to grace the room and granting access to the rear garden. This versatile space accommodates designated dining and relaxation areas, while a second staircase leads to a substantial mezzanine where the beauty of the characteristic beams truly shines. The kitchen is equipped with integrated appliances, while a fitted table provides abundant breakfast space. Additionally, there's convenient access to a utility room with a stable door leading to the garden. A generous entrance hall leads to a cosy first-floor reception mezzanine, providing breathtaking views of the ground floor entertaining space. The charm extends to four spacious bedrooms, each furnished with ensuite facilities, offering flexibility for both residents and guests. Step Outside: The 0.78-acre grounds have been meticulously designed and landscaped, creating an appealing yet easily maintainable exterior space. Meandering pathways from the entertaining patio wind through well-manicured lawns, bordered by established landscaping, mature trees, and a Dew Pond, ensuring privacy and seclusion. A side gate offers convenient pedestrian access, whilst a larger gate offers vehicular access. Accessed via Manor Farm, this exclusive cluster of barns is approached through an attractive driveway, providing parking for two vehicles and granting access to the double garage. The softly landscaped front garden is enclosed by a brick wall. Features: - Garden - Garage

4 bd

Chichester

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USD 3,237,655

Believed to have been designed by the famous architect Edwin Lutyens, this stunning seaside residence is very impressive. Created in the Tudor style it has fabulous original external and internal features that give it such a wonderful and unique character. At the same time over recent years the current owners have completely but sensitively renovated the entire property to an extremely high standard providing everything needed for modern day living including pressurised water systems, air conditioning and even two boilers. They have created a very special family home, partially hidden from view behind two sets of solid wood gates and high hedging but close to the seafront at the very attractive Blue Flag Botany Bay. As you sweep through one pair of solid wood automatic gates onto the in-and-out carriage driveway you can enjoy your first sight of this awe-inspiring property with its ornate high chimney stacks, varied roof lines, gable dormers, mellow brickwork, Heritage oak framed leaded light style double glazed windows and black and cream elevations. In addition there is the delightful pitched roof porch with diamond pane windows and the original Tudor style front door that opens into a lobby and an inner front door that leads to the awe-inspiring entrance hall that includes a partially double height beamed and angled ceiling. With its oak flooring, wall panelling, fascinating stained glass windows, the original oak staircase and views to the stylish curved galleried landing as well as an historic stone fireplace, the hall is warm and welcoming with access to the main reception rooms. These include the spacious and elegant triple aspect drawing room with marble flooring, a beautiful and ornate stone fireplace you can cosy up to on a cold winter’s evening as well as original leaded light doors that open into the charming sun room. This light and bright triple aspect area has five bi-fold doors to the York stone terrace, providing delightful views over the garden and, when the doors are open, you really feel you are enjoying the great outdoors. A Tudor style door opens into the charming dual aspect snug, which is where the family spend much of their time. It has wood flooring, lovely half height wood panelling, a door to the garden room and, as a wonderful focal point, there is the ‘piece de resistance’ - a truly historic stone fireplace with a backplate commemorating victory over the Spanish Armada in 1588. An archway from the hall leads to the attractive dining room where friends and family will enjoy being entertained. It has bi-fold doors to the terrace, with hardwearing Amtico flooring that flows through to the kitchen/ breakfast room, Cararra marble window sills and painted ceiling beams as well as access to a downstairs cloakroom and utility room. A gorgeous arched original oak and studded door opens into the superb light and bright dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room with a painted beamed ceiling and two sets of bi-fold doors to the garden. It includes an impressive Lacanche cooker, attractive shaker style wood units with Carrara marble worktops housing a full height fridge and separate freezer, a built in microwave, two dishwashers and a wine cooler. There is also a central island/breakfast bar as well as plenty of space for a table and chairs. An adjacent cloakroom and a dual aspect family room and study area with panelled walls and a large square bay window overlooking driveway complete the extensive ground floor accommodation. The iconic curved galleried landing provides access to a storage cupboard and a cloakroom and leads to a double bedroom with an ensuite shower and the delightful dual aspect main bedroom with its ornate coving and feature wall of metallic wallpaper apparently based on a design created for Hampton Court. There are attractive fitted wardrobes and an eaves cupboard as well as a luxurious ensuite bathroom with marble window sills, herringbone wood flooring and half height panelling as well as twin stone-topped vanity basins, a separate monsoon shower and a stand-alone oval bath with claw feet. At the other end of the landing steps lead down to a family shower room and four further bedrooms. These include a double with an ensuite bathroom, a seating area and built in shelving, a large single with a fitted cupboard, a double with a built in wardrobe and a delightful dual aspect guest room with a vaulted ceiling and an ensuite shower. The rear garden is completely secluded and surrounded by tall specimen and exotic trees and shrubs. Over the past 10 years the owners have discovered and resurrected amazing original plantings in the Gertrude Jekyll style, created when the property was first built. These can be fully appreciated when sitting on the stunning York stone terrace that spans the width of the property and is just the place for al fresco dining and outdoor entertaining. There is a spacious central lawn ideal for badminton, croquet or to kick a ball around and a stunning original fountain. For security and so you can enjoy the garden well into the evening there is external lighting and ‘uplighting’ among the trees. The property is also very safe and secure for pets as there is fencing around the perimeter and a totally enclosed pet area designed by a professional zoo company. This includes a gravel and patio area as well as rear access to the double garage and a charming wrought iron gate to the front drive.   Features: - Garage - Garden

6 bd

Broadstairs

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USD 2,849,136

Ashcroft House is a stunning stone country house constructed in stone in 2014 to a very high specification and is finished to the highest standard throughout. The accommodation extends to approximately 6400 sq ft and is fitted with bespoke kitchen and bedroom furniture. In total there are six bedrooms, five reception rooms, six bath/shower rooms, study and craft room, gym, steam room, double garage and utility room. Great care has been taken in the design to offer well balanced proportions and a tasteful blend of traditional features and modern luxury appliances including stone open fireplaces, stone mullion windows, multimedia units in many rooms, Villeroy & Boch bathrooms suites and numerous Miele kitchen appliances. The property nestles on the hillside above Saddleworth and has imposing elevations, the Victorian style architecture was chosen to complement the local architecture of mill owners and has stunning views over the surrounding area and yet is easily accessible to Uppermill and local centres. Ashcroft House is set in Italian style tiered formal gardens including a substantial level lawn which is bordered by open grazing land and far reaching views up and down the Saddleworth valley, there is also a large flagged garden terrace which wraps around the property to the side and rear, also a great place to take advantage of the fine views. The property is approached through electrically operated gates with a sweeping multi-car car driveway leading to a large double garage with electrically operated twin doors. Ashcroft House is well placed for access to the vibrant village of Uppermill which has a good selection of coffee shops, restaurants and wine bars all set in the foothills of the Pennines. The area is highly regarded with local primary schools and secondary school, cricket club, tennis club, golf club and the sailing club at Dovestone reservoir is just a short drive away. Hulme Grammar School lies approximately 5.5 miles away. Saddleworth is famed for its many festivals and stunning countryside whilst the commuter is well serviced by Greenfield's mainline railway station affording easy access to both Manchester and Leeds city centres. Features: - Sauna - Garage - Garden - Terrace

6 bd

Saddleworth

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USD 5,827,779

This voluminous triplex apartment has received an extensive refurbishment which honours the building’s history and traditional features while simultaneously being upgraded to suit the needs of modern living. The grand open-plan reception and dining room is flooded with natural light thanks to the beautiful arched windows which overlook the verdant leafy square. The double reception room is the perfect space to entertain and boasts high ceilings, beautiful views of the garden square and wooden floors running underfoot. The fully-fitted kitchen, which has a breakfast bar, modern appliances and large windows is located at the back of the property. Also located on the ground floor is a study or a potential bedroom which overlooks the garden square, a guest powder room and a generously proportioned en-suite bedroom which features ample built-in-storage. The principal bedroom, which has a modern en-suite bathroom and ample built-in-storage, unfolds over the lower ground floor and has access to a private terrace. There is also a utility room located on this floor. The third bedroom which also has an ensuite bathroom is situated on the first floor. Craven Hill Gardens is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture and its enviable proximity to Hyde Park. Residents can enjoy the vast open spaces of one of London’s finest parks as well as excellent transport links, boutique shops, vibrant restaurants and wonderful bars.

4 bd

2,863 sqft

London

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USD 776,746

A beautifully presented, 4 bedroom, stone barn conversion sits at the end of a quiet cul de sac in the middle of the Lincolnshire village of Scopwick around halfway between Lincoln and Sleaford. With 2 spacious living rooms and an exceptionally large hall, the property offers great flexibility and the connection with the south facing courtyard garden is superb. A separate garage stands in the drive. Lincoln is about 20 minutes north and Sleaford around 15 minutes south, providing a wide choice of excellent schools in the area whilst the A1 is about half an hour away. For commuters, the next door village has its own train station with connections to fast services to London, Edinburgh and elsewhere, or drive to Grantham where the train journey to King's Cross is about an hour. Seller Insights "We originally rented the property and always wanted to own it. We bought somewhere else in the village as we love it here, and eventually persuaded the owner to sell it to us! We have been here 10 years and it has been a great family home. Being in a cul de sac it's very quiet and pretty safe for children." "Since owning the property, we have changed the windows from timber frames to the uPvc ones, and we have upgraded the bathrooms. We also fairly recently installed the eco-friendly log-burners in the two living rooms. They are so cosy and reduce the need for having the central heating on as they tend to heat the whole property." "The barn is very cool in summer with its thick stone walls, but it's a real suntrap outside on the patio. It's very quiet out there and very private - perfect if you want to entertain in summer with all the French doors opening onto it from every room." "It's a lovely village and we are here to stay but in our smaller property! That's why there is no chain involved in the sale of The Barn. It's a buzzing little community and the pub serves wonderful authentic Greek food and has quite a few things going on such as quiz nights and open-mike nights; you can walk to it in 2 or 3 minutes which is very handy. There's also a village hall which offers various classes such as Pilates, and they often hold village fetes." "Our children went to primary school in Digby which is a good little school, although there are others in catchment, and then to secondary in Sleaford catching the school bus that picks up from the village. It has been a great place for bringing up the children." "Scopwick is a very pretty and well kept village with the beck running through the middle. There are some lovely walks around here which we discovered in lockdown! There's a route to Metheringham and, in the other direction, to Martin through Kirby Green and Timberland. There are also lots of cycle paths." Location The Barn stands in the heart of the village of Scopwick which is about 8 miles north of Sleaford and 11 miles south of Lincoln. In the Domesday Book of 1086 it is recorded as having a church and 6 mills, with the Old English name 'Scapeuic' meaning sheep farm. Now, it is a small rural community with Scopwick Holy Cross Church whose cemetery has 50 Commonwealth War Graves, a village hall, and a highly rated pub, The Royal Oak, serving food. Nearby Metheringham offers a wide range of facilities including several village stores and pubs/restaurants, a fish and chip shop, a takeaway, a children's nursery, a vets' practice and a doctors' surgery. The village railway station connects directly with Lincoln, Sleaford and Peterborough. Around a 15 minute drive, is the characterful inland resort of Woodhall Spa famous for The National Golf Centre with its Hotchkin heathland course, one of the top in the world. The town also offers a wonderful selection of independent shops, tea rooms, restaurants as well as the unique Kinema in the Woods and the superb outdoor heated swimming pool at Jubilee Park. The Petwood Hotel is steeped in British history, once home to the legendary 617 'Dambusters' squadron, and provides award-winning food, afternoon tea and special events surrounded by acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. The historic and vibrant Cathedral City of Lincoln provides a comprehensive range of shopping, dining, and cultural amenities. The two most notable attractions are the spectacular 11th century Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle at the heart of the city's cultural Cathedral Quarter. The city has two universities, and the rich aviation history of Lincolnshire can be explored further at the International Bomber Command Visitor Centre. Schools The closest primary school is in Digby (2.5 miles) and another is in Metheringham (3 miles) rated Good by Ofsted, whilst sought after secondary schools are in Sleaford, around a 15 minute drive. These include the grammar schools Carre's Grammar School and Kesteven & Sleaford High School (for Girls), as well as St. George's Academy, all Ofsted rated Good. In Lincoln, about 11 miles north (15-20 mins), there is the Ofsted rated Outstanding LSST Priory Academy and the superb independent Minister Schools, both Prep and Senior Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage; oil-fired central heating Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: F EPC Rating:D Tenure: Freehold Features: - Garden

4 bd

Lincoln

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USD 1,748,334

This captivating period country residence exudes timeless elegance and is nestled amidst the unspoiled countryside overlooking the Wye Valley. The exceptional Grade II listed Georgian property offers a wealth of original features and is perfectly positioned to provide an unparallelled lifestyle. Location: Perched high above the River Wye, Birchfield House boasts a commanding northwesterly view over the enchanting Lower Wye Valley. Surrounded by picturesque wooded hillsides, it resides within a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Despite its countryside location, Birchfield House enjoys excellent connectivity. Junction 2 of the M4/M48 is conveniently only 9 miles away in Chepstow. For those commuting to London, Bristol Parkway offers a first-class train service to London Paddington in just 1 hour and 25 minutes. Local Amenities: The charming village of St Briavels, with its renowned castle, lies a mere 1½ miles from the property and offers a fine parish church, public house, primary school and village shop. The nearby towns of Chepstow and Monmouth provide superb shopping, recreational, and educational facilities, including the prestigious Haberdashers Schools for both boys and girls. The property's location is ideal for sporting enthusiasts, with several top-tier golf courses within easy reach. Anglers will appreciate the proximity to the famous River Wye, offering the promise of excellent salmon fishing. A staircase leads up to a study/fifth bedroom that offers north and south aspects (with a slit window to the east) and commands some of the most breathtaking views in the house. Bedroom Three offers a south-facing window and radiator, while Bedroom Four boasts an early fireplace feature and hob grate, along with a south-facing window. The family bathroom, complete with a north-facing window, features a white bathroom suite. The self-contained annexe is perfect for accommodating relatives or generating additional income through holiday lets. It comprises a comfortable sitting room with west and north windows, and bookshelves. The bathroom includes a white bathroom suite, with plumbing for a washing machine. Bedroom One offers a north-facing window, radiator, and an open-plan hall/breakfast area with glazed doors leading to the garden, a quarry-tiled floor, and a "Worcester" oil-fired boiler. The Kitchenette includes fitted units, a cooker with an extractor, and a fridge freezer. A pine staircase leads up to the second bedroom featuring west and south leaded lights and a beamed ceiling. Step inside:- - The welcoming entrance hall has a tiled floor with access to the wine cellar and leads to a gracious reception hall with a north-facing window and ample storage. On this ground floor, there is also a stylish cloakroom featuring modern amenities. The elegant Drawing Room can be found off the inner hallway with stunning views towards Monmouth and French doors overlooking the beautifully mature and manicured south-facing garden to the rear. The room is filled with natural light from the two large windows and a beautiful ornate fireplace with open fire completes the charm. From the drawing room, double doors lead into the south-facing dining room with its two large sash windows with wooden shutters and a multi-fuel wood burner offering a wonderful place to enjoy family get-togethers. The Sitting Room is a comfortable, cosy room which has exceptional views over the Wye Valley with a large bay window with window seat, wooden shutters and a recessed wood burner. The charming kitchen/breakfast room, nestled in the oldest part of the house, boasts oak-faced kitchen units, a striking AGA, and French doors leading out to the rear terrace. There is also a convenient utility room and access to the second cellar. Birchfield House's first floor offers a world of refined comfort and breathtaking views. The Principal Suite enjoys views of the Lower Wye Valley and the south windows offer views across the gardens. There is a range of wardrobes that provides ample storage and the en-suite bathroom with a south-facing window features a contemporary bathroom suite with bath and walk-in shower. Bedroom Two has French windows leading to a balcony, offering a sweeping view of the picturesque surroundings. It's adorned with two exquisite slit stained glass windows to the north. Steps lead down to a bathroom with an east-facing window, bath and walk-in shower. Outside - To the east of the main house, there are a range of traditional stone and slate-roofed outbuildings, including a two-storey Coach House including Stables. These buildings have planning consent for conversion into an attractive self-contained three bedroom cottage. Building regulations approval ref FP0589/04. Extensive gardens grace the south side of the house, extending beyond paved terraces to large lawned areas. Shrub and rose borders, intertwined with mature trees, create a picturesque landscape. Enjoy recreational activities on the floodlit hard Tennis Court. To the north, across the public lane, you'll find a pasture paddock. The entire property extends to approximately 2 ½ acres. AGENTS NOTE: ESTATE AGENTS ACT We are required under the Estate Agents Act 1979 and the Provision of Information Regulations 1991 to point out that one of the clients we are acting for in the sale of this property is a connected person as defined by the Act. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. Features: - Garden - Tennis

5 bd

Wyegate Green

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USD 2,266,358

PROPERTY SUMMARY Harbour View is one of only seven individual townhouses, believed to be originally built on the site between circa 1730 to 1750. The house, in its current form, was 100% refurbished and upgraded by the current owners with the internal layout being designed to take full advantage of the views with utility rooms and garaging on the ground floor, two bedrooms, (the master having an en-suite shower room) and family bathroom on the first floor with a further bedroom, study and open plan 18' kitchen / dining room with balcony on the second floor, the upper two floors consist of a drawing room running 32' from front to rear with a small bar area and separate cloakroom, an internal staircase rises to the top floor living room with patio doors leading to a roof terrace. The five storey accommodation provides 2,600 sq ft of living space and a double length garage, two balconies and a large roof terrace, piped 'Sonos' music system in every room and a 'Reko' remote controlled lighting system in the three primary rooms. Located adjacent to the original barracks and aptly named, 'Battery Row' sits proudly overlooking the historic sea defences and Portsmouth Harbour entrance, behind the Napoleonic walls and the historical Square Tower. 'Harbour View' has outstanding views towards the Harbour entrance, the Solent, the Isle of Wight and is located in one of the busiest nautical harbour entrances in the UK with naval warships, cruise liners, yachting and ferries passing on a regular basis. Located within one of the primary water fronting positions yet within easy access of local restaurants, public houses, the Millennium walkway and the Portsmouth Cathedral and the historic waterfront, early internal viewing of this impressive townhouse is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Twin doors with glazed panels, security entry phone system leading to:  PORCH Tiled flooring and skirting, angular in shape, internal door with leadlight frosted panels with matching panels to either side and over leading to:  HALLWAY Black and white tiled flooring, skirting, understairs storage cupboard, radiator, power points, ceiling spotlights, picture light.  CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c, tiled flooring, contemporary style wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboard space under, window to rear aspect, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan.  UTILITY ROOM 14' 7" decreasing to 4'6" x 9' 7" decreasing to 4'8" (4.44m x 2.92m) 'L' shaped, door to garage, vinyl flooring, work surface with space for washing machine and tumble dryer under, power points, hot water cylinder with pump system (not tested), wall mounted 'Vaillant' boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), range of storage cupboards with integrated fridge and freezer and tall larder style unit, single drainer sink unit with mixer tap and cupboard space under, tall radiator, door to:  GARAGE 26' 8" x 9' 9" (8.13m x 2.97m) Remote control roller up and over door, wall mounted cupboard housing meter, fluorescent tube lighting.  CONSERVATORY 10' 1" x 7' 11" (3.07m x 2.41m) Tiled flooring, polycarbonate glazed roof, bulk head light, double glazed door leading to:  COURTYARD High painted wall. (Consideration was given to this area and window placement above in order that a passenger lift could be installed at the rear).  FIRST FLOOR Landing with radiator, entry phone system, picture light, ceiling spotlights, coving, staircase rising to upper floor.  BEDROOM 1 18' 2" x 15' 1" (5.54m x 4.6m) Double glazed windows to front aspect overlooking bay roof with chrome balustrade, far reaching views over the Hot Walls and Napoleonic Sea defences towards the Isle of Wight and the Solent in the distance with radiator under, ceiling speakers and spotlights, air conditioning & heating unit, range of built-in wardrobes, two with mirrored panels, the rest with glazed panels, two chests of drawers, bedside cabinets, power points, door to:  EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with panelled door, extractor fan, ceiling speakers and spotlights, wash hand basin and mixer tap with cupboards and drawers under, mirror and pelmet light over, concealed cistern w.c with twin flush, tiled flooring, chrome heated towel rail.  BEDROOM 2 11' 7" x 9' 7" (3.53m x 2.92m) To front of built-in wardrobes, built-in wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving with mirror fronted doors, ceiling spotlights and speakers, power points, radiator, double glazed windows to rear aspect, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V.  BATHROOM White suite comprising; double ended bath with central mixer tap with separate shower over with folding shower screen, tiled splash back, chrome heated towel rail, oval wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboard and drawers under, heated towel rail, low level w.c with twin flush, double glazed frosted glass window to rear aspect, ceiling spotlights, coving, speakers and extractor fan, sliding panelled door.  SECOND FLOOR Landing with balustrade, entry phone system, radiator, feature leadlight frosted panel borrowed light window, power points doorway leading to:  STUDY 9' 6" x 7' 2" (2.9m x 2.18m) Double glazed window to rear aspect, range of built-in storage cupboards with work station area, low level filing cabinets, tall storage cupboards with shelving and book shelf, ceiling spotlights, speaker, dimmer switch, radiator, door to:  BEDROOM 3 11' 1" x 10' 5" (3.38m x 3.18m) Zoned ceiling spotlights, dimmer switch, double glazed windows to rear aspect, radiator, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V, ceiling coving, speaker, inter-linking door leading to inner hallway with further door leading to kitchen / dining room.  SEPARATE CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c with twin flush, wash hand basin with cupboard space under, tiled flooring, extractor fan, ceiling speakers and spotlights, radiator.  KITCHEN / DINING ROOM 18' 3" x 17' 1" maximum (5.56m x 5.21m) Angled in shape to one wall with full height double glazed sliding doors with windows to either side leading to terrace style balcony with chrome fenders and glazed panels with outstanding views over the Hot Walls towards Gosport, the Isle of Wight, the Solent and the Napoleonic forts in the distance, oak wooden flooring, radiator, central island divide with storage cupboards and shelving under, one side with 'Deitrich' induction hob, extractor hood, fan and light over with oven under, dresser style unit with glazed panelled doors to two sides with drawers under, central under unit lighting, basket work shelving and drawers, interlinking door to bedroom/sitting room, inset 1½ bowl sink unit with granite surface and drainer, integrated dishwasher, range of storage units, two wall mounted units with glazed panelled doors and inset lighting, wine rack, slim-line wine cooler, tall and large larder style fridge and freezer with matching doors, matching flooring, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V, power points, radiator.   THIRD FLOOR Landing with doors to primary rooms and inner landing with return staircase rising to top floor.   SEPARATE CLOAKROOM Close coupled w.c with twin flush, double glazed window to rear aspect, wall mounted wash hand basin, extractor fan, spotlights, built-in storage cupboard with range of shelving.  DRAWING ROOM 32' 0" maximum x 18' 4" maximum, decreasing to 12'3" (9.75m x 5.59m) 'L' shaped, running front to rear incorporating kitchen / bar area to rear with double glazed windows to rear aspect, radiator, power points, ceiling coving, spotlights and speakers, hidden return with sink unit, work surface with cupboards under, mixer tap and spotlight over, high level Dimplex picture style two bar heater with low level electric air vented heater under, main living area with recess and bracket and wiring for T.V, with wiring for speakers to either side and under, ceiling spotlights, coving and speakers, wall mounted unit supplying hot and cold air conditioning, double glazed full height sliding doors to front aspect with glazed panels to either side with outstanding views over the Hot Walls towards Gosport, the Isle of Wight, the Solent and Napolenic Forts, glazed panelled door to hallway, power points.  TOP FLOOR Balustrade landing with open staircase rising from third floor.  LIVING ROOM 17' 1" x 14' 4" (5.21m x 4.37m) Measurements taken from approximately 3'4" off floor level with slight eaves to ceiling restricting headroom, central circular spotlight with further zoned spotlighting and ceiling speakers, dim...

3 bd

Portsmouth

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USD 776,972

Although there is evidence of a dwelling here since the 1700s, Beech Cottage as it is now presented has clearly been much altered and extended in the intervening centuries. The current owners moved here in 1982 and set about a program of works to update and extend, while keeping the character of the original cottage. Having loved the amenity and lifestyle that the garden provided just as much as the house itself, they are now reluctantly looking to downsize and move on. This is a charming home offering good space, character, a sunny outlook, attractive views and a private setting all wrapped up in a highly accessible location. Through a front porch into a double fronted reception room with space for dining and relaxing, snug, dining kitchen, cloakroom, utility room, climbing room and garden room. The first-floor landing opens to a reading area/home study, there are three double bedrooms, a fourth single bedroom and a bathroom. Outside, a long private drive opens to a cobble and stone flagged courtyard, giving ample parking space in front of the property. With private gardens stretching out in either direction including an orchard and collection of fruit bushes, a choice of seating area, a pergola and a gazebo. There is also a selection of outhouses including one that would make a super workshop or home office. A characterful period property without the possible restrictions of a Grade II listing. Vendor insight The house and the garden have both been wonderful for us, we still love everything about it here, but it’s now time for us to move on. Location Beech Cottage enjoys a private setting, probably unknown by many living in the village itself as it is delightfully tucked away at the edge of the village of Burton in Kendal. Over the years Burton in Kendal has proved itself to be popular with those working in Kendal and Lancaster as it lies almost equidistant between the two and for buyers seeking ready access to the M6, whether travelling for business purposes, purely for pleasure or for regular family commitments. There is a vibrant village community; a pub, primary school, church, village shop and post office, tennis court, bowling green and Memorial Hall which plays host to a wide range of local groups and clubs. This is an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of a village setting and allembracing community with excellent access to unspoilt open countryside and first rate road and rail communication links. Access onto the M6 is either at Junction 35 or 36 depending on the direction of travel and there are stations on the main West Coast line at both Oxenholme and Lancaster with a branch line station at Carnforth. Your day-to-day needs will be well met in the busy town of Carnforth with a choice of supermarkets (Booths, Tesco and Aldi), a busy high street of independent retails and a range of health care providers, the delightful market town and tourist destination of Kirkby Lonsdale is also convenient, it too having a branch of Booth. For those that love to get out and about in the great outdoors, Burton in Kendal is perfectly placed to visit the neighbouring National Parks of the Lakes and Dales and the local AONBs (Arnside and Silverdale for coastal countryside and the Forest of Bowland for open moorland) bringing outdoor adventure within easy reach; whether it’s for a gentle ramble or more ambitious hike, for climbing or caving, running, cycling or sailing – it’s all accessible. Vendor Insight We’ve really valued the location of the village from a commuting point of view, the access to the motorway is extremely convenient. On the edge of the village, we have a semi-rural setting with good views and privacy but don’t suffer any of the inaccessibility or inconvenience that a completely rural position can sometimes bring. Step inside Beech Cottage enjoys a sunny aspect with a front elevation that faces south east. Looking out of the windows on the rear elevation, the aspect is over the field towards Farleton Knott and the distant fells of the Eastern Lake District, in summer the field is vivid yellow with buttercups. Wisteria clads the front porch which has black and white marble tiles laid in a chequerboard pattern, the part glazed outer and inner doors open to a generous double fronted reception room with a beamed ceiling and a pair of lovely square bay windows affording delightful views over the front garden. There’s plenty of room for dining and seating in front of the wood burning stove set into a marble fireplace. An inviting snug runs along the rear elevation and has a maple wooden strip floor, attractively laid on the diagonal. The dual aspect gives views of both the garden and field and with a beamed ceiling, it’s a cosy room for hunkering down in front of the second wood burning stove. The dining kitchen is spacious and welcoming with the warm tones of maple flooring, pine ceiling and units, with solid beech worktops, windows front and back, an aspect (and handy door) to the front garden and a view out across the adjacent fields. A cloakroom leads off as does the utility room, through which you’ll find the “climbing room” providing fun for children of all ages and a serious training facility for keen climbers. The space is versatile and could be adapted to the room you most need in your life – a playroom, office, sewing room or library. Walking through and out to the garden room which enjoys super views of the surrounding garden and over towards Farleton Knott. The original enclosed staircase has been opened up and turned around to allow the light to flood in through the tall Gothic window on the half-landing, which gives views up the garden and to the first floor where the landing opens out to a wider space, with a comfy chair strategically placed to take a quiet moment and enjoy a book, the papers, catch up on emails or simply appreciate the view out over the fields with the distant eastern Lakeland fells as a backdrop. There are three double bedrooms, a couple having fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a maple wood strip floor and a pampas coloured suite of bath, shower cubicle, wash basin and loo, along with a useful airing cupboard. Every window in the house, except those in the garden room, has hard wood double glazing. To maintain and enhance the character of the property, the snug still has leaded lights, the brilliant cut glass panels of the inner-porch door have been copied in the glass of the front door, and the arch shape of the bay windows have been retained. Vendor Insight Beech Cottage has been a wonderful place to have friends over – there’s plenty of room, both inside and out in the garden too for entertaining, good parking for everyone as well. Step outside Private and ensconced in wonderfully varied, well stocked and established gardens that amount to a generous c.0.59 acres Beech Cottage is as much about the garden as it is about the house. It’s the sort of tucked away setting that probably even many locals are unaware a house even exists, such is the effective screening that the planting affords. A beech hedge runs alongside the long straight drive which then opens up to a generous parking and turning area in front of the property. Laid with stone flags and sets it makes an attractive foreground for this character home. The gardens then extend in either direction. To the east is the delightful orchard which offers an autumnal harvest of apples (both eating and cooking) and damsons. Looking out to the orchard is a workshop/ potential home office (with power and light), a small detached store and a row of outhouses as well as a couple of open fronted log stores. Paths lead to a wooden pergola over a seating terrace, which, adorned by a scented climbing rose makes a lovely place to sit in spring with a cup of tea and admire the carpets of bulbs under the orchard trees. The western garden includes a lawn with a more substantial shingle clad gazebo offering shelter from the rain together with a super aspect of the garden and a distant view over to Farleton Knott. This section of the garden has a selection of fruit bushes (raspberries and gooseberries), a bog garden and a versatile wooden garden shed which has power and light. Overall, it’s a lovely garden for children to play, for eating outdoors, for barbecues, reading a book with a coffee or for growing your own vegetables. There’s external lighting and a water tap. Vendor Insight The sun is on the front elevation more or less all day until late afternoon with the top end of the garden getting the last of the day’s sun. We’ve built a few stone seats around the garden, and a stone table so we’ve a choice of places to sit and enjoy different aspects. The orchard is an absolute picture right through spring; over the years we’ve taken so many photos of it, it’s beautiful, we don’t mow until mid to late April to encourage next year’s blooms. We get lots of wildlife passing through and also a wide variety of garden birds; sparrow hawks, green and greater spotted woodpeckers, blue tits, greenfinches, bullfinches and families of longtail tits. Directions what3words scanty.crest.contact Use Sat Nav LA6 1HX with reference to the directions below: From J36 M6 take the A65 signposted for Kirkby Lonsdale, at the mini roundabout take the third exit onto the A6070. Proceed straight over...

4 bd

Carnforth

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USD 563,352

Set in the highly anticipated Ardens Building in the heart of Fish Island development E3 is this stunning, modern one bedroom apartment. The apartment boasts a bright, airy and spacious open plan living area, a luxury fitted kitchen complete with integrated appliances and access to a large balcony, a large double bedroom and a stylish three piece bathroom. The residents benefit from a gymnasium, concierge service and secure bike storage. Set in a family-friendly and residential area with a real sense of community, this property is within easy reach of Hackney Wick Station for Overground, for easy access to Stratford and The City and forthcoming Crossrail network for access to Heathrow Airport in less than 40 minutes. An early internal inspection is highly recommended.Nearest station: Hackney Wick (0.23 miles)Borough: Tower HamletsCouncil tax band: DEPC: BTenure: LeaseholdLease term: 246 yearsService charge: £2,000Ground rent: £300 Features: - Fitness Center

1 bd

Tower Hamlets