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A COLLECTION OF GREAT BRITAIN’S FINEST PROPERTIES FROM FINE & COUNTRY

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A time of change

This has been the start of an autumn li e no other, tinted by loss, but also by an opportunity for change. e have all been deeply saddened by the passing of er Ma esty ueen li abeth , with our thoughts going to her family as they, along with an entire nation, mourn her loss. e are now all witnessing a moment in history, with the start of the reign of King Charles .

This autumn has also seen the appointment of a new rime Minister and a cap on energy bills. As for the property mar et, while the pace of growth is no longer accelerating, demand continues to outstrip supply throughout most of the country and the desire among e isting homeowners to trade up remains strong.

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London & South East

Berkshire 18-19

Buckinghamshire 107-122 East Sussex 44-47 Hampshire 48-53 Isle of Wight 56 Kent 22-43 London 12-17 Oxfordshire 99-104 Surrey 20-21

West Country

Devon 63-65 Dorset 57-59 Gloucestershire 98 Somerset 60-62 Wiltshire 54-55

Heart & South Wales

Ceredigion 70-72 Gwent 73 Herefordshire 73, 81 Monmouthshire 73 North Wales 69 Powys 74-78 Shropshire 79 South Wales 66-68 Staffordshire 90-92 Warwickshire 93-97 Worcestershire 82-89

East & East Midlands

Bedfordshire 144-147 Cambridgeshire 140-143 Essex 126-129 Hertfordshire 123-125 Lincolnshire 148-150 Norfolk 133-139 Northamptonshire 105-106 Suffolk 130-132

Yorkshire & North East

Derbyshire 151 East Yorkshire 153-154 Northumberland 158-161 North Yorkshire 155-157 West Yorkshire 152

North West & North Wales Cumbria 164-167 Lancashire 168-173 Scotland Dumfriesshire 162-163

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A strategy for success

“It is a case of presenting and promoting your property as if it were our own.”

At Fine & Country we understand moving home is one of the most important decisions you can make; your home is both a financial and emotional investment.

We take the instruction to sell your home as a privilege, an honour and as a very serious commitment to you. Through excellent marketing, we deliver an efficient sales process and a courteous, careful service.

People buy as much into the lifestyle of the property as they do the bricks and mortar. Exclusive properties require a bespoke and imaginative promotional approach. Recognising this, we have designed a unique and successful marketing strategy, enhancing the lifestyle of the property.

The widespread exposure of your property is also crucial. In today’s market not only is the mobility of buyers greater than ever, but also the ways in which they may access information.

Your prospective buyer could come from, quite literally, anywhere – through local and regional marketing, through national newspapers and magazines or, increasingly, internationally using different online platforms such as the Fine & Country website or social media.

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Regional premium markets – Top 5%

PREMIUMMARKETS:TOP5%

£375,000 £522,064 –3.4% £669,773£275

£375,000 £522,064 –3.4% £275 £463,000 £638,823 –2.7% £331 £495,000 £662,601 –0.9% £320 £798,000 £1,102,110 +5.5% £531 £1,670,000 £2,718,070 +14.7% £1,251 £974,000 £1,414,781 +8.5% £580 £729,000 £1,022,322 +6.2% £481 £475,000 £616,411 +7.8% £318 £550,000 £739,945 +1.3% £374 £477,000 £669,773 –1.8% £351

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Market overview: Pressure building

Liz Truss has been announced as the UK’s next prime minister and will need to hit the ground running as the cost-of-living crisis deepens. While price growth in the housing market continues to defy the wider economic rhetoric, pressure on household incomes through the autumn will intensify and a moderation in sales activity is expected.

Government Response

The UK has a new prime minister and over the coming weeks details of additional support for households and businesses to help them navigate the cost-of-living crisis are expected. Consumer confidence in the economy is at a historic low (GfK) and the economic outlook is sobering; the UK is predicted to be in recession during the final quarter of 2022 and throughout 2023. With households and businesses facing rising costs and eyewateringly high energy bills, the Government’s response is eagerly awaited.

The Bank of England now expects inflation to peak at close to 18%, far higher than initial estimates. However, unlike the late 1970s and early 1980s, a consensus of independent forecasts anticipate inflation will fall back over the course of 2023 and return below the Government’s 2% target during 2024. Over the same period, the Bank Rate, while set to increase, is not anticipated to rise anywhere close to the double-digit rates last seen some 30 years ago.

A Mixed Bag

Property price growth is somewhat at odds with the current economic backdrop. While Halifax indicates that month-on-month property prices marginally fell in July, and Rightmove reports the asking price of a newly listed property dropped by 1.3% in August, the 10% growth in the year to August noted by Nationwide has exceeded economists’ expectations. Residential property is proving resilient, as it has repeatedly. The demand for property has continued to exceed available supply and market dynamics are underpinning prices.

The additional pressure on household incomes has undoubtedly hit the UK’s poorer households first, but middle-income households, many of whom are owneroccupiers with a mortgage, are starting to feel the squeeze. While demand in the market remains higher than a year ago, it is starting to moderate. Mortgage approvals in both June and July were 5% lower than their prepandemic monthly averages, while mortgage rates are on the rise (Bank of England). Although still low by historic standards, the Bank Rate is now 1.75%. A further announcement on the Bank Rate is expected at the next Monetary Policy Committee meeting on 15th September, one of three such meetings scheduled before the end of 2022.

Primes Sales Aid Tax Revenue

Over £5.5 billion was collected in residential Stamp Duty Land Tax receipts in the first six months of 2022, the highest-ever total according to new data released by HMRC. Over half a million sales took place, making 2022 to date the busiest since 2017, with the exception of 2021. As price growth has pushed more sales into higher price brackets, the proportion of properties sold for £1 million or more (over 2.7% of sales) was at its highestever level. More than one in ten £1 million+ sales paid the Higher Rate of additional dwellings tax, the additional surcharge paid on a second home.

Following the stellar levels of annual price growth recorded over the past year, it is perhaps no surprise that prices in some regional prime markets have started to moderate, but only in the North East is the average price of a prime market property now below £600,000. The London market, which lagged other regional markets in the aftermath of Covid-19, is now seeing double-digit price growth. Sterling registered its largest fall against the US$ since 2016 on 1st September, making the London market tempting for those purchasing from overseas.

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Hyde Park Place

Set in the majestic tree-lined Hyde Park Place, adjacent to the Tyburn Convent, being less than 5 minutes’ walk from Marble Arch and boasting the most incredible views over Hyde Park, this well-proportioned first-floor apartment within the grand building of 4-5 Hyde Park Place redefines the term sought-after location. The property itself comprises two generous sized bedrooms, a large modern and functional kitchen, a separate dining area, an elegant family-sized bathroom, a second bathroom with shower and WC, a study that could also be used as a third bedroom or nursery and a large reception room with the enviable outlook over Hyde Park.

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This wonderful two bedroom, two bathroom home has exquisite views over Bloomsbury Square Gardens. The palatial living area and the modern kitchen host the beautiful views over the gardens. Both the primary bathroom and en suite are spacious and are fitted with shower baths. The two double bedrooms sit at the rear of the property, hidden away from the busy hustle of London’s exciting streets. This Grade II Listed property was originally built in the 1750s for Dr Robert Willian’s family home. Dr Willian was the founder of dermatology as a medical speciality and has a Blue Plaque that you will find on the front of White Hall. The building converted to flats in 1984.

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EPC: D

An imposing, six bedroom, double-fronted detached house, on arguably one of the most desirable streets in Acton. Spanning over 3,600 sq. ft., you are greeted by a grand reception hall, with reception rooms to your left and right. The left-hand side offers more of a snug-style reception room, with a feature fireplace, or it could make a perfect playroom/office. On the right-hand side is a much larger double reception room, with log burner, perfect for those impending colder nights. Through to the large kitchen and dining area, the extension with a fantastic skylight as well as being dual-aspect allows in plenty of light and has great views of the 75ft., west-facing garden. The garden will certainly be one of the main attractions of this Edwardian house, not overlooked and completely private, making this the perfect secluded outside space.

Council Tax: G | Tenure: Freehold

Chiswick High Road

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A sympathetically restored and refurbished Grade II Listed townhouse in Chiswick. Built in 1838, the property is a fine example of late Regency architecture and retains many of the original features such as the fireplaces and coving. Originally it formed part of the John Blore-designed William Terrace, a terrace of 10 townhouses. Boasting five bedrooms, the master suite sits across the entire second floor with freestanding bath and separate shower; this just oozes extravagance. The kitchen diner extends 25ft. which opens onto a modern glass conservatory, overlooking the beautifully landscaped south-facing garden. On the lower ground floor, there is a spacious double bedroom with a small patio, bathroom, 17ft. reception room and two vaults. The lower ground floor can be accessed independently, which offers flexibility of use.

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One of the most unique properties currently on the market in Ealing. If you are looking for lateral living, this property is for you. Spanning over 3,000 sq. ft. over just two floors, the ground floor consists of a large living area which is laid out into four separate areas, most of the living space overlooks the southwest-facing garden which wraps around the house and even has its own heated swimming pool. The separate kitchen offers enough space for a six-seater dining table and also has access to its own private garden, perfect for a morning coffee; there is also a utility room and plant room. The first floor is home to five generous size bedrooms, as well as three bathrooms, two of which are en suite; the principal suite also benefits from a sauna as well as floor-to-ceiling windows with views overlooking the pool.

The original two living rooms have been combined to create a broad, long space bathed in light from three sash windows and fitted with bespoke joinery, oak floors and a modern fireplace. Two short sets of steps lead through to the 28ft. kitchen which benefits from skylights to two aspects and full-width sliding doors to the garden. The kitchen is fully equipped with fitted appliances including three ovens, a wine fridge and a coffee machine, in addition to extensive storage space. The central island has space for informal seating while there is ample room for a large dining table by the sliding doors. Several lighting circuits and ceiling-mounted speakers create a variety of atmospheres suitable for everyday use and entertaining. A guest cloakroom is situated by the stairs to the lower ground floor.

A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional Arts and Crafts-style home set in a private location with far-reaching and panoramic views over the North Wessex Downs. Built in 2010 and designed by award-winning architect Richard Cutler, the property has a wonderful light and airy feel throughout with inside-outside living encouraged via covered and uncovered elevated decked areas, accessed by multiple sets of bi-fold doors. The very flexible accommodation extends to six bedrooms, five bathrooms and four reception rooms, with stunning landscaped gardens and grounds of approximately 1.8 acres.

Built in 2020, Fernwood House is a contemporary four bedroom barn-style home sitting in approximately 4.5 acres in a peaceful and quiet location with equestrian facilities, annexe accommodation and current planning permission for a swimming pool and pool house. The property has been finished to an incredibly high standard with a thoughtfully planned flexible design both internally and externally. This high-specification property benefits from underfloor heating throughout the ground and first floors, wired alarm system, remote-enabled video gate entry and CCTV systems, and Cat 6 data hub and cabling to all television locations. The home is heated with a ground-source heat pump system.

Five bedrooms plus first floor gym and craft room. Potential for seven bedrooms. A gloriously sumptuous property fulfilling both practicality and luxurious indulgence. Reminiscent of a golden age of architecture inspired by the Arts and Craft movement, 56 The Ridgway is an exceptional property built by Percy Vere Windebank in the early 1900s. Windebank was famous in the area as a talented builder of substantial, grand family homes. An opportunity presents itself to acquire a home which friends and family will adore and which will likely be a home for many years to come.

Located within one of the most requested and sought-after roads in South Cheam. If you seek the very best for your family and lifestyle, this generational home is a must view. As it has been, so it will be, for a generation this house has served faithfully and lovingly the family which has grown here, and we now seek the next chapter for both the property and the new owner.

Hamlin House is a sumptuous yet classical residence built with all the care and attention to detail you could possibly imagine. From the moment you first see the beautiful external brickwork, attractive bespoke aluminum sash windows and the impressive front door flanked by matching multi-pane glass panels, you know you are in for a real treat. Once across the threshold into the spacious and welcoming entrance hall with its elegant Edwardian-style staircase and engineered oak flooring, you realise you are somewhere very special.

This unique and characterful cottage has been designed with leisure and pleasure in mind and includes a cantilever covered heated swimming pool. With a little imagination and creativity it will be a stunning and individual family residence, whether you are looking for a permanent home or a superb weekend and holiday retreat. Discreetly hidden behind high and wide hedging, it nestles in the midst of very generous grounds and is set well back from the road. It is approached via a pair of impressive electronic wrought iron gates and the entrance leads to a vast block-paved driveway where you can park numerous vehicles and to a further gated parking area as well as to the garage and workshop.

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If you are looking for a rural retreat that oozes character and charm and offers stunning views across Romney Marsh to Dungeness and the sea, then this adorable and extended cottage should tick all the right boxes. Believed to have its origins in the 1600s although not Grade II Listed, it has recently been completely refurbished but still includes some stunning features from a bygone era, including exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces. When you sweep onto the brick-based driveway and see the Kent peg-tiled roof, gorgeous old brickwork interspersed with the oak beams from the original timber-framed property, high chimney stacks and diamond-shaped leaded light windows, you will be fascinated to know what lies beyond the front door.

On the edge of the Canterbury conservation area is this delightful detached and extended 1930s family home. It is set back from the road and approached via a driveway leading to the integral garage and discreetly hidden behind a brick wall, trees, shrubs and a front lawn. With its pitched roof porch, diamond pane leaded light-style windows and black and white elevations, it has instant kerb appeal and, although the house has been updated over the years, it still retains charming period features including fireplaces, picture and dado rails.

This charming and quirky cottage is full of character and, although it is not listed, the property has its origins in 1750 but has been sensitively extended over time. It backs onto the Port Lympne Woodland Plantation and nestles in substantial gardens that include a number of very useful outbuildings. Once you step over the threshold you can see it is full of wonderful period features including exposed beams, fireplaces, wood and parquet flooring as well as beautiful oak doors and leaded light casement windows.

Backing onto fields and nestling in the midst of a fascinating enclave of unusual houses, created from a variety of farm buildings, is this delightful property. It forms part of a very large oast and includes an iconic cone-shaped roof and cowl and is approached via a long communal gravel drive that leads to all the properties and provides plenty of off-road parking for residents and visitors. The owners have upgraded and extended the property including replacing all the windows and adding bespoke blinds and shutters as well as using custom-made bricks to match with the original mellow brick exterior.

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Located within the City walls of Canterbury and steeped in history, this fascinating black and white Grade II Listed property was originally built in 1640. It is believed to have been the merchant’s house for the nearby tannery and subsequently became a local pub, while in recent times it has been transformed into a stunning family home. You cannot fail to be impressed by the gorgeous kerb appeal with its first floor overhang, attractive front door and of course the signature brick and black and white exterior, and it will make you impatient to see what lies beyond the period front door.

Discreetly hidden near the end of a long drive on the edge of a field, you will find this delightful late-Edwardian property with a separate, single-storey annexe. Nestling in substantial gardens and surrounded by farmland and the Port Lympne reserve, it includes a driveway where you can park at least seven cars and an attractive entrance with steps up to the porch flanked by flower borders. It has been beautifully renovated by the owners over the last few years and includes delightful period-style features such as high ceilings, double-glazed wood-framed sash windows and central light roses.

Located opposite the impressive Grade I Listed church in the charming village of Staple, this beautiful Grade II Listed detached property stands out among its contemporaries with its white painted frontage, Kent peg-tiled roof, multi-pane sash windows, chimney stacks and semi-circular steps leading to the period front door. Part of the property dates back to the 17th Century with the more formal receptions rooms added later and, while the whole property has recently been completely but sensitively refurbished with new plumbing, electrics, plasterwork and decoration, all of the character period features have been retained. These include exposed beams, fireplaces, panelled doors, dado and picture rails, high skirtings, coved ceilings and central light roses.

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Nestling in private grounds overlooking farmland and the Kent countryside as far as the eye can see, this warm and friendly detached family home offers something special. Believed to have been built in the 1930s, it includes plenty of period features that give it such a delightful character. At the same time it is a potential ‘blank canvas’ for new owners to make it their own and update it to their own requirements. The house is set back from the lane behind a picket fence with a path, flanked by dwarf hedging, mature trees and lawns, that leads to the wide front door with ‘bottle’ glass inserts. It is also approached via a driveway where you can park three or four cars that leads to the garage and a secondary driveway providing off-road parking for additional vehicles.

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This attractive detached family home built in 1926 is set well back from the road with a charming front garden and a driveway for two cars leading to the detached garage. The house is full of character with delightful period features including leaded light windows, beamed ceilings, fireplaces and picture rails. It is approached via a crazy-paving pathway leading to an impressive inset porch and a period front door. This opens into a very spacious reception hall with herringbone parquet flooring that flows through into the lounge and dining rooms. There is also a substantial understairs cupboard that is large enough that it could be converted into a downstairs cloakroom.

Tenure: Freehold

Nestling in a quiet enclave of contemporary detached properties overlooking Chartham is this impressive and bespoke five bedroom family home. Completed in 2020, it offers everything required for modern-day living with high-end fittings including oak doors and Karndean flooring. It has a large, block-paved frontage where you can park four or five cars that leads to an attractive detached pitched roof garage.

This superb detached five bedroom family home affords light, spacious contemporary interiors with a beautifully presented landscaped garden, while located on one of Blue Bell Hill’s most desirable roads. Currently configured over two floors, this exceptional residence offers well-appointed and a versatile living space to entertain family and friends. An integral double garage provides generous, secure parking with power/light and internal courtesy door. A brick-paved driveway offers off-street parking, sufficient for numerous vehicles.

Fine and Country are delighted to present the exquisite, architecturally designed family residence that is Carlyon. Expertly crafted without compromise and immaculately finished to the highest standard, this truly exceptional home and detached one bedroom annexe exhibit palatially sized, light-filled contemporary interiors while nestled idyllically within secluded, equestrian-focused grounds with numerous outbuildings and beautifully landscaped gardens in excess of 2 acres.

Fine & Country have the pleasure in presenting the unique family residence that is Manor Fisheries, set within idyllic grounds of approximately 10 acres, exhibiting expansive lakes and breathtaking vista, with a well-established fisheries business, rentable accommodation, a large barn with development potential and all within easy reach of the desirable Kentish village of Headcorn.

Fine & Country have the honour to present one of the region’s finest historical homes in the form of the Grade II Listed Fort Clarence. Now a unique and utterly charming penthouse apartment housed within a Napoleonic fortress with authentic period features abound, blending harmoniously with the conveniences of a modern home while affording breathtaking, panoramic vistas over Rochester and the River Medway. There is a 25% Share of Freehold, Ground Rent £125 per annum and Maintenance/ Service Charges - £1,200 per annum.

Fine & Country take great pleasure in presenting Yelsted Court Barn, an exceptional five bedroom family residence, accompanied by a successful Airbnb Shepherds Hut business, nestled within a small hamlet in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The home enjoys fine contemporary interiors in excess of 3,000 sq. ft., abound with good light and charming period features, while enviably poised in an elevated position with the most breathtaking, panoramic vistas over the rolling landscape of the North Kent Downs.

Fine and Country are privileged to present the resplendent example of 17th Century architecture that is Fairbourne Manor. Grade II Listed, the light-flooded contemporary interiors work in harmony with the distinct period charm of this unique family residence beautifully, while idyllically nestled within 2 acres of enchanting English country gardens.

Fine & Country are pleased to present Tanglewood Cottage, the perfect opportunity for those looking to create their own vision of the perfect family home, idyllically nestled within mature gardens of approximately three quarters of an acre with elevated views over the neighbouring countryside, enviably located on the fringes of Bearsted village.

Just occasionally something special comes to the market. As you drive down the long sweeping driveway flanked by well-tended lawns you are presented with this imposing country house located in arguably the most prestigious private estates in the area. Thoughtfully remodelled and extended, the current owners have created a truly special family home. The grand entrance hall provides access to the two substantial reception rooms, the lounge has a Sonance sound system with French doors that spill out onto the wide patio terrace and gardens.

Hook Green Farm

Hook Green Farm is within this small secure gated development of only three properties where this unique stunning three/four bedroom barn conversion is located. Sympathetically converted in 2001 by the current owner, the property has recently undergone a sleek refurbishment to cater for modern standards making this immaculate home top of your viewing list to be fully appreciated. Internally the property boasts many characterful features including exposed brickwork, beams, vaulted ceilings, internal modern latch doors, and the entire ground floor enjoys the benefit of underfloor heating.

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Oakview Farm Cottage

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Oakview Farm Cottage is an attractive four bedroom detached property totalling 3,018 sq. ft. coming to the market for the first time since 1973. With a brick, stone and tile-hung façade, this family home sits on a corner plot on the edge of the village with a formal plot of an acre that has uninterrupted views overlooking a separate title of paddocks totalling 2.7 acres, so this property would really suit an equestrian enthusiast or someone looking for land. This spacious character home has bags of potential and the convenient yet rural location, providing desirable outside space and environment for a family to enjoy for many years to come.

A beautifully appointed and elegant two-storey, five bedroom, five bathroom, detached coastal family home on a sizeable plot of land of around 2.5 acres. Set in a peaceful gated enclosure in the seaside town of Peacehaven, approximately 7 miles from the city of Brighton and Hove and on the doorstep of the South Downs National Park. Exceptional, both in location and layout. The property is arranged over two floors comprising five bedrooms – three with en suite bath and shower rooms, a light and airy open-plan reception/dining/sun room – all overlooking the alluring rear patio and luscious gardens beyond, plus a striking contemporary kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility space, garage, external garden room and outstanding landscaped gardens.

Elegant third-floor apartment perfectly positioned in central Hove with a wraparound balcony and secure underground parking. Quintessentially modern throughout, this striking city home pairs high ceilings and large windows to accentuate the light. Generously sized rooms and contemporary design are complemented by a neutral colour palette; producing both an attractive aesthetic and a comfortable living space. Arranged over one floor, all rooms are accessed from a central hallway producing a natural flow. The property briefly comprises a considerable living and dining area, a separate statement kitchen, three bedrooms with the main suite enjoying private access to an en suite shower room, and a family bathroom. The flat benefits from a recently installed new electric boiler for heating and hot water.

Once home to an exiled foreign king, a prime minister’s wife and even, rumoured, the Prince Regent for a weekend, this impeccable home is utterly steeped in history. A fine example of regency grandeur, tall thin sash windows peek out from iconic stucco-clad, bowed bays. The simple neoclassical lines characterized by Corinthian pillars are emboldened by delicately shaped cast iron railings. This extraordinary ground-floor apartment is briefly comprised of a generous open-plan kitchen and lounge (or kitchen and dining room), a separate second reception room, two bedroom suites and a sleek central cloakroom.

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Courtenay

This idyllic, peaceful home sits on the second floor of an elegant Grade II Listed property on Hove’s seafront. It’s just steps to the beach and within close walking distance to the bustling café culture of Church Road. Dating back to 1898, the building displays historic grandeur both indoors and out. Its exceptional communal entrance hall features a distinguished fireplace, stunning staircase and original leaded windows. The period details extend within the south-facing apartment itself, offering an outstanding opportunity for modern living in a period property.

Fine & Country New Forest are delighted to introduce this charming forest cottage, located in the heart of open forest in the desirable village of Bramshaw. Lived in by the current owners for just over 26 years, the property is a picturesque country cottage and includes period features throughout along with an extensive outbuilding and a self-contained annexe. There are fields on three sides and a square mile of open heathland, at the front of the property, which is part of a New Forest Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

Fine & Country New Forest are delighted to introduce Candys, a picture perfect countryside family home, coming to the market for the first time in nearly 20 years. The house is believed to have been reconstructed in late Victorian times but dates back to the late 17th century when the Candy’s family are believed to have first occupied. Set in approximately 3.5 acres, the property is beautifully presented throughout and includes five bedrooms, four reception rooms, a number of outbuildings/garages/stables with feed room and a manège.

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Fine & Country New Forest are delighted to introduce Blue Horizon, a beautifully presented two bedroom, south-facing, seafront apartment located within The Marine, a landmark Art deco-style building situated at the end of Hurst Split, in Milford on Sea. The owners have previously holiday let this apartment to provide an income in excess of £75,000 p/a. A larger four bedroom, four bath sea view apartment is also available for sale at £799,950 by separate negotiation, which has generated a rental income in excess of £100,000 p/a (£175,000 rental income for both apartments).

Coming to the market for the first time in over 50 years is Little Barn. This is a unique opportunity for an incoming purchaser to create one of the finest homes in the wonderful New Forest village of Woodgreen. The property was built in 1938 and is set on a stunning level plot of approximately 2.5 acres of wonderful landscaped gardens. The property has enormous potential, and an incoming buyer may opt to demolish and rebuild a more substantial home in its place (stpp) or to carry out a full refurbishment.

DOWN THE HALLWAY onto the fairway

We understand that those looking at buying a property on a golf course are not just investing in a home, they are investing in a lifestyle; to wake up and walk directly onto the green and to spend the morning playing a few rounds, before retreating to the clubhouse for a spot of lunch.

This is why Fine & Country has teamed up with European Tour Properties and Troon Golf to form a specialist division, Fine & Country Golf Living. The division is dedicated to the marketing and sale of an elite collection of golf properties on some of the world’s most exclusive golf courses.

We value the little things that make a home

“Our beautiful home is set down a long driveway and tucked away on its own private plot allowing us a quiet and peaceful oasis. Our little road feels wonderfully rural and picturesque, but at the same time it’s not isolated and everything we need is easily accessible. We’re actually very close to the motorway, train station, and the main road into town, so it really is the best of both worlds. We get to enjoy this idyllic setting but also have a very quick and easy commute into London for work,” say the owners.

A wonderfully located four bedroom Edwardian home that has been the subject of significant extension and improvement to offer spacious and well-presented interiors close to Marlborough’s terrific high street. Featuring off-street parking and a large south-facing garden, there is so much to love about this charming property. Marlborough is a thriving market town in Wiltshire and is consistently voted as one of the best places to live in the UK.

George Lane is situated just moments from the bustling high street, where boutique outlets are complemented by larger national stores such as Waitrose. Marlborough lies within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Wyndmere is a wonderful family home quietly positioned in one of Wiltshire’s most picturesque and desirable villages. It’s hard to imagine a more quintessentially English village setting than Aldbourne, with the historic church overlooking the village green and public house, surrounded by beautiful cottages and houses. Discreetly positioned and set back within the generous c. 1/3 acre plot, Wyndmere enjoys a prime location within this very popular village, within a very private setting. Wyndmere is beautifully presented: modern, light and airy yet with all the charm and appearance of a 1930s property. There are very generous reception spaces, and a fabulous flow around the ground floor, making it the ideal house for gatherings and entertaining with family and friends.

This charming detached 1920s family home is in an excellent location as it is just a short walk into the centre of Ryde and is near good local schools. At the same time, it is an easy commute with a regular catamaran and hovercraft ferry service to the mainland. The property was previously owned by a builder who extended and updated the 1920s property so it now provides modern and spacious accommodation. It is set back from the road and includes a forecourt that provides off-road parking for three cars and leads to the integral garage and the attractive period front door.

This substantial detached residence sits in generous grounds on the inner reaches of Poole Harbour, the second largest natural harbour in the world, with enviable and uninterrupted views across the water to the Purbecks beyond. The property, which was built in the 1950s, has been in the same ownership for more than 50 years and provides a rare opportunity for prospective buyers to acquire a family home in such a unique and desirable location.

Smugglers is an exquisite, detached period cottage and is Grade II Listed, with characterful features throughout, from exposed timber beams to flagstone floors. The property spans approximately 3,000 sq. ft. and is presented immaculately throughout, having been exceptionally well maintained and improved by the current owner. The garden of 2 acres is mainly lawned and an area of mature woodland with a tree house, and a picturesque tributary of the river Avon flowing through. There is also a gated orchard and pond with waterfall.

Longham

A stunning five bedroom, four bathroom, three reception room, detached barn-style family home offering 3,000 sq. ft of impressive living space with many striking individual architectural features on a generous plot backing onto Dudsbury Golf Course. Longham Farm Close is a select development enjoying a unique location, set back from Ringwood Road, offering a lifestyle opportunity combining the best of luxurious and exceptionally spacious modern accommodation within a green-belt setting.

A well-presented modern and spacious family home situated in a private driveway of two executive houses, within easy walking distance of the popular village of Cheddar on the edge of the Mendip Hills. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, full-length sitting room, second sitting room/dining room, conservatory, study, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, five bedrooms (two en suite) and family bathroom. Outside are well-kept south-facing lawned gardens to the rear, plenty of parking to the front of the property, a partially converted double garage and three garden sheds.

A charming 19th Century detached home with four bedrooms in an elevated position in the popular village of Blagdon. This traditional stone-built cottage has period features in abundance, such as stone fireplaces, thick walls, deep sills, wooden panelling and latched doors. It has been lovingly renovated over the years and extended to create modern, open-plan living. The accommodation includes a kitchen, utility room, dining room, snug, study/office, living room, four bedrooms, one en suite shower room and family bathroom. The property is set on a quiet, no-through lane and comes with gated access to a spacious driveway, beautiful gardens and lake views.

Dating from the early 19th Century, this charming semi-detached, L-shaped family home has been the subject of recent updating and renovation. Situated in the heart of the old village of Churchill on the edge of the Mendip Hills, Laurel Cottage sits in approx. a 1/4 of an acre of beautiful, well-tended gardens, with garage and driveway parking for several vehicles.

Westcott Farm is a charming and delightful Grade II Listed Devon farmhouse with equestrian facilities in a beautiful location in the heart of the Mid Devon countryside. There are numerous outbuildings and barns, two stables and approximately 10.5 acres of level and gently sloping grounds including an orchard area and natural woodland with small stream. Westcott Farm is comfortably nestled between Dartmoor and Exmoor, enjoying far-reaching views of the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Located on the very edge of Dartington, Cholwell Farm is a blissful organic farm, nestled in a quiet and picture perfect valley. Occupying 10.14 acres of land, the property is largely self-sufficient with an abundance of fruit and vegetables and a proliferation of colourful flowers. Formerly two cottages and extended in around 2000, Cholwell Farm offers a welcoming, warm feel with light and spacious rooms connecting beautifully with the flora and fauna outside. A short distance from the main house is an extremely useful, single-storey outbuilding which can be used for a variety of functions.

Nestled within the picturesque hamlet of East Leigh, just outside of arberton hatch arn really is a picture postcard property. elieved to date back to the s these barns have been sympathetically converted to provide comfortable modern living suitable for everyday requirements. hatch arn is one of five barns that have been converted to residential dwellings, with this particular property being thatched (as the name suggests).

Sea View Court

£850,000

Sea View Court: An exclusive development of five architecturally impressive properties in Rhoose Village, Dreamwood is a wonderful ultra-modern home ready to move straight in to; its sleek design and seamless flow make for a spacious, versatile living space that would suit a range of buyers. The large open-plan kitchen at the heart of the property, with its panoramic sea views, feature Fendi-inspired wall and high-end appliances, makes for a wonderful entertaining space especially with the triple bi-fold doors that open the house to the south-facing garden creating a seamless flow from indoor to outdoor living.

This extended and updated dormer bungalow has been lovingly refurbished in recent years and offers upgraded bathrooms and kitchen along with a full rewire and damp-proof course in 2013 and new boiler in 2020. The property would suit a small family; Rhoose Primary School comes highly regarded having been labelled one of the best primary schools in Wales. It would also perfectly suit someone looking to slightly downsize. There are fantastic amenities in the village and great bus and road links, meaning everything is easily accessible.

If you are in search of a lifestyle change, Woodside Cottage is the perfect escape, set in a heritage location with local walking paths, woodland trails, Fonmon Castle, and the coast on your doorstep; you won’t be short of places to explore. With more buyers than ever before looking to make lifestyle changes, in a quest for more space and better quality of life, we have found that high up on buyers’ wish lists are private outdoor spaces, places to walk and enjoy nature, kitchens with excellent entertaining spaces, home offices, fast broadband, good schools and the ability to easily commute to London and the larger cities – Woodside Cottage ticks all boxes.

A substantial detached residence with a generous garden and far-reaching sea views to the rear, all within walking distance of the town centre and the beach. Located in a sought-after area on a picturesque plot is this period six bedroom detached house. Having been a much-loved family home for over 40 years, the current owner is ready to move on and hand over this superb residence to the new owners.

Borth Ceredigion

OIRO £595,000

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Council Tax: F

Tenure: Freehold

Brockhill is set in a spectacular location in the popular village of Borth seaside resort, enjoyed by many people. This iconic art deco-inspired property that stands proud at the end of Borth high street has lots of potential to become a beautiful home and is positioned opposite the Pebble Beaches and Cardigan Bay itself.

Cilcennin Ceredigion

£850,000

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EPC Pending | Council Tax: F | Tenure: Freehold

A fantastic opportunity to purchase a large three bedroom detached country home with a three bedroom annexe attached. Additionally, there is a two bedroom detached holiday cottage within the small estate which is situated in approximately 3 and a half acres of wonderful West Wales countryside.

Bridge Ceredigion

£435,000 – £535,000

Freehold

Pairing luxury with sustainability, these brand-new five bedroom, three bathroom executive homes in Devil’s Bridge are located in the heart of the idyllic Ceredigion countryside but only 20 minutes from the historic town of Aberystwyth; these contemporary homes have been constructed with the finest local materials, champion energy efficiency, and are encompassed by community spirit within an exclusive setting. Just 11 new homes released, all with views.

New Quay Ceredigion

Pending

Council Tax: F

Tenure: Freehold

An outstanding four bedroom detached property in an exceptional coastal location close to the popular town of New Quay. Offering a totally secluded position in just over 2 acres, this well-presented coastal smallholding offers convenient, yet semi-rural living. Plans exist for the potential enlargement of the property in the future and there are also the benefits of a triple carport, double garage and a stable block. No onward chain.

OIRO £795,000

Council Tax:

Lampeter Ceredigion

Tenure: Freehold

A small country estate comprising four dwellings, offering new buyers the opportunity to either develop a small holiday accommodation business in magnificent gardens, or live a multi-family generational life in this idyllic semi-rural location. Grounds approaching 2 acres. Close to coast and village. No onward chain.

Council Tax:

Tenure: Freehold

An amazing opportunity to purchase a unique three-storey, double-fronted, Georgian property which occupies a secluded position within the idyllic West Wales countryside. Useful outbuildings, 1 acre of gardens and stunning views.

Aberystwyth

OIRO £680,000

New price to sell! A rare opportunity to purchase a beautifully presented large five bedroom detached home situated in a most sought-after location close to the university and hospital. Stunning views to the rear, prestigious location, walking distance of the town centre.

OIEO £750,000

Council Tax: TBC

Tenure: Freehold

In need of completion, the Georgian wing of Trawscoed Mansion is Grade II* Listed and is set in approximately 10 acres of spectacular gardens. Over 10,000 sq. ft. of unique accommodation. Cash buyers only.

Stylish, coastal living at its best… As soon as you approach Maes Y Bedw, via the large sweeping driveway, you are immediately impressed by the architectural design of this property. With the glistening glass frontage, large outdoor decking space and accommodation over three floors, it oozes elegance and sophistication. This stylish, spacious, yet homely property lets in heaps of light and boasts versatile spaces to create a home that you can enjoy and cherish for years to come.

Llanvair Discoed Monmouthshire

guide price £2,000,000

EPC: D

Council Tax: I

Tenure: Freehold

Grand, modern-day mansion enjoying a secluded countryside location, yet ideal for commuting to Bristol, Cardiff, Newport and beyond. Constructed to a high specification, the property (approximately 9,537 sq. ft.) has recently undergone a comprehensive refurbishment with a stunning new kitchen, luxurious bathroom and en suites and it has been stylishly redecorated throughout. There is also a two/three bedroom annexe. Please contact the Chepstow Office: 01291 629799.

Rockfield Monmouthshire

guide price £3,150,000

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Council Tax:

Tenure: Freehold

Magnificent, beautifully presented six bedroom detached period home in a peaceful and picturesque setting, overlooking rolling Monmouthshire countryside and Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Set in about 3.5 acres of grounds, with plenty of entertaining space, converted barn, stables tastefully converted into separate one bedroom accommodation and an outdoor heated swimming pool. Please contact the Monmouth Office: 01600 775930.

Gorsley Herefordshire

guide price £850,000

EPC: E

Council Tax: H | Tenure: Freehold

Beautifully presented detached residence, dating back to 1920, retaining many original features, now presented with a complementary modern twist offering the perfect family home. Set over three floors, the accommodation includes reception hall, sitting room, dining room, snug, ground floor shower room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, four bedrooms, cloakroom, family bathroom and extensive loft bedroom. Please contact the Newport Office: 01633 927277.

guide price £650,000

Council Tax: D

Tenure: Freehold

Tucked away along a quiet lane, just outside the village centre, this unique and versatile detached property comprises a three bedroom main cottage, with adjoining spacious one bedroom annexe. A large and sunny front courtyard garden with incredible multi-purpose leisure room perfect for parties and family gatherings, and a gated driveway. Please contact the Ross-on-Wye Office: 01989 764141.

An immaculately presented four bedroom detached home with light, spacious rooms which are all complemented by modern and neutral décor. This stunning family home briefly comprises an entrance hall, open plan to a dining room, study, lounge with multifuel Town and Country wood burner, a modern and spacious kitchen with utility room and WC on the ground floor. On the first floor are four bedrooms, of which the master has an en suite shower room, WC, and bathroom. Externally the gardens wrap around the property from the private driveway with shed and landscaped flowerbeds to the rear gardens with private lawns and patio area. The elevated position of this gorgeous family home allows for impressive far-reaching views which can be enjoyed from inside or out.

A superb property, located on the edge of the Radnor Forest offering a new owner a complete lifestyle change! This generous, detached, five bedroom family home benefits from spacious and flexible living accommodation, split over two floors. There are character features such as exposed stone walls and ceiling beams and complemented by the modern kitchen and bathrooms. Externally there are gardens, stabling, 18 acres within seven paddocks as well as a detached barn – perfect for a conversion. To complete the package, there are two well-established and successful log cabins.

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A superb opportunity to own a gorgeous, character home nestled in the glorious Shropshire countryside but only a short distance from amenities. This registered smallholding offers huge potential as it not only boasts a stunning, detached four bedroom house bursting with character features, it also has approximately 2 acres of paddocks and woodlands, a detached workshop with full planning permission to a residential annexe and gardens to the front and rear.

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A truly stunning, immaculately presented six bedroom Grade II Listed former rectory with gorgeous character features. These include original fireplaces, ceiling beams and serving hatch, all complemented by spacious, modern living accommodation. This stunning family home briefly comprises an entrance hall/sitting room, lounge, boiler room, ground-floor WC, cloakroom, utility room, impressive kitchen, pantry and a boot room. Upstairs the property boasts six bedrooms, family bathroom and an en suite shower room. Externally the gardens extend to approx. 0.75 acres and are complemented by a detached outbuilding, a native tree orchard and a vegetable plot. In addition to the house and gardens there is an attached 3 (approx.) acres of field.

A former dairy converted in 2012 to this stunning, detached barn conversion sat in approximately 2 acres of grounds. Internally this gorgeous home briefly comprises a boot room, cloakroom, shower room, utility room, open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining room as well as mezzanine bedroom and master bedroom with en suite bathroom. Complementing the modern décor and style are the original ceiling beams and wall timbers. Externally, in addition to the generous gardens, are two large stables and newly fenced paddocks.

Park House stands on its own near the hamlet of Wheathall and close to the sought-after village of Ryton, a stunning six/seven bedroom family home dating back to the mid-1800s. The property has been in the current owner’s family for the past 40 years and covers an area of approximately 4 acres including formal gardens, outbuildings and a large paddock. The south-facing views from the rear gardens of the Long Mynd and the South Shropshire Hills (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) are breathtaking.

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A magnificent country residence, completely restored and considerably extended to create an impressive six bedroom home, with numerous reception rooms, indoor swimming pool and much more, set in some 9 acres of grounds and outbuildings, with sensational far-reaching views and an exceptional degree of privacy. The property is located in an enviable elevated position at the end of its own long private drive accessed from a small country lane, with no near neighbours and located 2 miles from Shobdon village.

Honeysuckle Cottage

A detached, four bedroom country home situated in the sought-after village of Cutnall Green; enjoying the surrounding tranquil countryside whilst benefiting from easy access to local amenities and transport infrastructure. Honeysuckle Cottage features a double garage, picturesque countryside views and live planning permission for a garden-room extension, garage conversion to annexe and new double garage to include home office.

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A substantial, thoughtfully extended and renovated detached country home set in circa 4 acres, occupying a strategic location nearby to local amenities and the local transport infrastructure, whilst enjoying the tranquil Worcestershire countryside. Ford House has been future-proofed by the current owner and boasts four double bedrooms, a double garage and large paddock.

Keys Cottage is a picturesque four bedroom property with original parts dating back to the 17th Century. The cottage is set in a secluded location between Hanbury and Bromsgrove and has three quarters of an acre of pretty wraparound gardens with a host of mature trees and shrub borders. The neighbouring farmland is organic, and Keys Cottage boasts a private access from the rear of the property onto the myriad of local footpaths.

Cherished as a family home for 27 years, this immaculate, detached property occupies an outstanding position in Lickey End. Beautifully presented and well kept, Brookfield sits proud within a 4-acre plot boasting a wealth of features including a double garage, 40m x 20m manège, and stables. Flowing well, the generous room sizes including four double bedrooms allows insideout living, and an escape to the countryside without compromise. Located within good distance of schooling, professional services, transport links, and an array of rural activities and eateries – all amenities are at your fingertips.

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Pirton Court is a substantial part of a Grade II* Listed Court House which has origins dating back to the Domesday Book. The property has been altered over the centuries and predominantly retains a distinctive 17th Century character where the towering North-East and long South-West “wings” weave harmoniously to create the grand archetypal Tudor homestead. The interior is enhanced by its historic features with fine rooms with high ceilings and imposing decorative fireplaces. With large exposed oak timbers, much is wrapped in delightful oak panelling adorned by flag-stone, timber and parquet flooring. This stunning six bedroom property stands in approximately 2.5 acres with a “dry moat” and impressive driveway.

Himbleton Views is a beautifully extended and renovated, four bedroom country home set in circa 1.9 acres in the sought-after Worcestershire village of Himbleton, benefiting from easy access to local amenities and transport infrastructure whilst enjoying the rural countryside setting. The property boasts a contemporary, open-plan kitchen/living area, a detached outbuilding with accommodation above, an oak-framed barn and stables with two paddocks.

50 Malvern Road, Powick is an individual, elevated detached family home in a popular and highly sought-after residential area southwest of Worcester in the village of Powick, Malvern, with excellent access to the city of Worcester, Malvern and M5 motorway. The property offers spacious, immaculately presented family accommodation finished to a beautiful standard benefiting from a bespoke, cream painted, oak fitted kitchen. The kitchen, family room and utility room all benefit from fully tiled granite flooring with underfloor heating, fully tiled master en suite bathroom, gas central heating, private gardens, private gated entrance leading to ample off-road parking with a detached electric double garage.

A detached barn conversion, for development, with full planning, offers the most amazing views across unspoilt rolling countryside, to include views of Denstone College and the Weaver Hills, hence the name Weaver View. This is a unique and ideal opportunity for someone to fulfil their dreams of building their own Grand Designs, forever home. What also makes this, unlike anything else, is the two paddocks offering circa 3.5 acres, included in the sale.

Hollington

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Hollington House is an exceptional Grade II Listed, stone-built former farmhouse. It has been enjoyed by the current owners for nearly 20 years as a family home. Situated on the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border and at the heart of the sought-after village of Hollington, famous for the stone that is sourced locally. The property is believed to be early 19th Century and offers accommodation over three storeys. The gardens wrap around the property, with outbuildings including a substantial part stone-built barn (ideal for conversion subject to necessary planning permission) with a grassed area to the rear which could be gated to offer a small paddock, as it once was.

Pear Tree Farm is a delightful, spacious character-driven four bedroom family home situated in the popular hamlet of Cotwalton on the outskirts of the popular market town of Stone. In need of modernising internally, Pear Tree Farm has many opportunities including the renovation of the outbuildings into barn conversions which have planning permission in place (plans available on request). An ideal family home or a project, the property has over 2 acres of paddock and private gardens with bridle paths nearby allowing hacking off in many directions for the keen equestrian enthusiast. There is also the potential for an annexe adjoining the property.

This is a well-designed modern property with indoor leisure facilities and entertaining space, in a lovely rural location within the small hamlet of Bascote Heath, just outside Southam and approximately 5 miles from Leamington Spa. Oak Tree House was originally a former cottage and has now been redesigned and built to a very high standard with oak doubleglazed windows, oak and panelled doors, staircase, skirtings and architraves and wiring for Bang Olufsen sound system throughout, including the terrace and swimming pool. This is a great family and entertaining home for all ages.

We are delighted to offer a rare opportunity to purchase this well-presented, spacious five bedroom family home in a sought-after quiet location of North Leamington Spa. Beautifully presented inside and out with a lovely open-plan kitchen/dining area, offering just over 3,000 ft2 of accommodation set over three floors. The property benefits from off-road parking spaces with an in and out driveway, garage, large patio and landscaped garden. The location is ideal for anyone needing quick access to Leamington Spa town centre amenities, and easy access to Leamington train station, the M40 and further motorway networks, as well as popular private and state schooling.

This charming Victorian bay-fronted townhouse has been refurbished to a beautiful standard throughout. The property offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a stunning kitchen breakfast room, separate dining room and characterful living room with many period features. Outside there is a wonderful west-facing landscaped rear garden with patio and garden room. Brownlow Street is in the highly desirable North Leamington Spa area, just a short walk to the town centre; this wonderful home must be seen to be appreciated.

A stunning CALA-built property in the idyllic Coton House Estate, which is located just north of Rugby (close to Churchover) and offers easy access to the M1, M6 and London Euston in under an hour from Rugby railway station. The beautifully presented accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, stunning open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with certain integrated appliances, primary bedroom with en suite, bedroom two with “Jack ‘n Jill” door to the family bathroom and two further bedrooms. The property further benefits from electric central heating, double glazing, off-road parking, single garage and an enclosed rear garden.

Hall Farm is an unlisted farmhouse, believed to date from 1680 and therefore offers a wealth of charm and character. The original house was divided in the 1950s into two homes with Hall Farm benefitting from a more generous plot and over 2,800 ft2 of accommodation and a corner plot of just under a fifth of an acre. The property will require some modernisation and offers four double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en suite shower room and a family bathroom. One of the bedrooms is conveniently situated on the ground floor and with an en suite shower room and offers the perfect guest room for an elderly relative or an independent teenager.

This superb Cotswold stone home is perfectly placed on a no-through lane in a picturesque and tranquil setting, yet just a short stroll from everything the village has to offer, from beautiful circular walks, village amenities and the outstanding primary school. The owners have put their heart and soul into creating a stylish and practical home and garden, that is the perfect blend of Cotswold charm with a contemporary twist, beautifully and tastefully decorated and finished to an exacting standard, with stunning character features and nods to its surroundings.

A rarely available, extended period cottage in a delightful riverside position within Goring-on-Thames. The former mill cottage dates originally from around the 1870s but has been extended and enhanced by the current owner to provide modern and spacious open-plan living, maximising the riverside views. The property offers a secluded rear terrace opening onto approximately 37ft. of river frontage. The cottage is situated on a quiet and peaceful stretch of the river that is well managed by the nearby weir. The beautifully presented accommodation includes, spacious entrance hall, family room, sitting room with river views, kitchen/dining room opening onto the terrace, utility room, useful ground-floor shower room, four double bedrooms, two with en suite facilities and the modern family bathroom.

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This very rare to the market semi-detached home offers spacious and versatile accommodation. The present configuration is divided into two separate areas which presently incorporate a first-floor annexe. The main accommodation comprises two first-floor bedrooms, a ground-floor bedroom and a ground-floor wet room. There is a sitting room, a spacious dining room and a well-equipped kitchen hosting a range of built-in appliances. The annexe is accessed via its own front door and the first-floor accommodation comprises two bedrooms, a shower room and a sitting room with a kitchenette area. The property offers gas radiator heating and double glazing; there is oak flooring and limestone flooring.

Tenure: Freehold

Holly Tree

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Holly Tree House is an extraordinary and luxurious five bedroom, four bathroom family home in the green open space hamlet of Boars Hill. Set back from Jarn Way on a private drive of just four houses, the property is surrounded by almost an acre of its own beautiful and quirkily landscaped gardens. Originally built in 1888 as the stable block for the neighbouring farm, Holly Tree House blends interesting historical detail with modern functionality and feel. The living space is entirely flexible, with open-plan living by clever use of bifold doors, which close off to a series of separate reception rooms. Underfloor heating runs throughout the house and reverse cycle air conditioning makes for a comfortable space all year round.

A high-quality detached village house nicely tucked away within this small attractive village. Built in 2006, Saxton House was thoughtfully designed and offers 4,384 square feet of stylish accommodation with natural light flowing through the building. There are four generous reception rooms, five en suite double bedrooms and an integrated sound system, French oak flooring, underfloor heating and a triple garage. The 0.46-acre plot has a south-facing private rear garden, but the jewel in this crown is the quite stunning Wilkinson kitchen/family room with Wolf appliances, the real heart of this family home; no onward chain.

Duchy

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Duchy Farmhouse dates back to the 17th century and was formerly owned by the Duchy of Lancaster. This incredible Grade II Listed property sits on approximately 3 acres and was fully renovated in 2014 by Grace Homes, a highly respected local builder. The property offers over 4,000 sq. ft. of flexible living accommodation and boasts four bedrooms in the main house with a stunning kitchen/diner/family room and a beautiful two bedroom selfcontained annexe as well. There is a triple garage, a double storage barn, ample driveway parking, fantastic gardens overlooking the countryside, a large pond with Koi fish and so much more.

This immaculately presented and astonishingly spacious five double bedroom property can be found on Welsh Road in the popular West Northamptonshire village of Aston-le-Walls. Set back from the road in an elevated position, this lovely home possesses envious views across open countryside and offers truly versatile living accommodation. Without a doubt this property is fabulous and has everything you need, and more. It has been extended, improved and lovingly maintained by its current owners and will be a fantastic family home for the next people fortunate enough to own it.

A beautiful six/seven bedroom home, with separate annexe and garden with studio/home office backing on to stunning countryside. An opportunity to live in a brilliantly designed and proportioned home with pretty landscaped gardens in Seer Green, a short drive from Beaconsfield. Birchland House has been built to an excellent standard with a high-quality finish throughout. Primarily the house is arranged over two floors: generous central entrance hallway, with cloakroom, study, dining room, adjoining drawing room (both with double doors to garden) and spacious kitchen/breakfast room with sitting room area and southwest facing terrace. Stairs leading down to side door, utility room and access to the one bedroom self-contained annexe.

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An opportunity to own a breathtaking six bedroom barn conversion, with a vast seven and a half metre vaulted ceiling height and galleried reception room, located in Amersham old town. Penbryn is a spacious barn conversion situated in Bury Farm, an enclave of 14 homes made up of a farmhouse and a number of barns. Steeped in history, not only is the farm mentioned in the Doomsday Book, the farmhouse itself was where William Penn courted his first wife. Built in around 1760, this Grade II Listed barn has been extended and renovated to the highest standard by the existing owners who have lived here for over 20 years. Offering a pretty garden, parking for five cars as well as a double garage with loft storage.

A breathtaking modernist home of over 5,000 sq. ft. set in beautiful landscaped gardens of 1.7 acres in Amersham. High and Over presents a rare opportunity for someone to acquire what is widely considered to be the first and most important modernist house built in Great Britain and architecturally recognised as being of international importance. The original estate was commissioned by the renowned Bernard Ashmore, then Professor of Archaeology at London University and later Keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities at the British Museum. This extraordinary 1929 Grade II* Listed house was designed by young New Zealand architect Amyas Connell, who later formed the pioneering architectural practice Connell, Ward & Lucas. Connell and Ashmole met whilst Ashmole was Director of the British School at Rome where Connell studied architecture.

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An original 17th Century mill house located in one of south Buckinghamshire’s most sought-after villages, Little Missenden. Located just over 2 miles outside Amersham old town, The Mill House has the added benefit of the River Misbourne running through it. This, together with the old watermill workings, form the centre stage piece of the home; that said, they are by no means the most impressive part of the house and grounds. Set in approximately 2 acres, The Mill House has beautiful mature formal gardens, an enclosed outdoor tennis court, the River Misbourne with a mill race running underneath the house, and a separate annexe ideal for guests or renting out as an Airbnb.

A beautiful three bedroom, 17th Century barn cottage of over 1,550 sq. ft., located in Amersham Old Town. Pear Tree Cottage is a beautiful barn conversion situated in Bury Farm, an enclave of 14 homes made up of a farmhouse and a number of barns. Steeped in history, not only is the farm mentioned in the Doomsday book; the farmhouse itself was where William Penn courted his first wife. Built in around 1650, this Grade II Listed barn has been renovated to the highest standard by the existing owners. This property comprises: entrance hallway, leading to vaulted ceiling reception and bespoke fitted kitchen both with doors to garden, galleried study area over the vaulted ceiling reception, three double bedrooms (one en suite), a further bathroom, bright patio garden with lawn and two sheds and off-street parking for two cars.

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Glebe House is an impressive family home located a short drive from Chalfont St Peter and Gerrards Cross. Situated on over 2 and a half acres (with its own rugby pitch), this six bedroom, four bathroom house benefits from breathtaking views over its own garden as well as a tennis court and swimming pool. Entered on the ground floor, the property benefits from a natural flow throughout the house. With kitchen breakfast room off to the right, leading into an exceptional southwest-facing dual-aspect reception room (doors to extraordinary garden). Also on the ground floor, a cloakroom, formal dining room and drawing room, all overlooking the exceptional gardens. All south or west-facing rooms on the ground floor have double doors leading to a spacious wraparound terrace. First floor has six bedrooms, four bathrooms (two en suite) including the principal suite.

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EPC: E

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Built in 1928, situated in the most tranquil of settings and occupying a 5.29 acre plot, Blossoms is a delightful home which has been in the same family for over 37 years. The sale of the property presents a very special opportunity to purchase a rarely available home. Approached via a private driveway leading to plenty of parking for several cars. The accommodation is arranged over two floors with many of the principal rooms facing south or west across the gardens. All the reception rooms are well proportioned with natural light flooding in. There is a substantial sitting room with a log burner and doors opening to the rear garden room. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen/breakfast room and there is direct access to the rear garden from here. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a guest bedroom and a shower/WC.

Holly Bush Farm is an outstanding Grade II* Listed late mediaeval hall house dating back to the 15th Century occupying a 6-acre plot and discreetly tucked away behind electronic cast-iron gates offering privacy and seclusion with great views over the landscaped gardens and beyond. The current owners have extensively, yet sympathetically renovated Holly Bush Farm maintaining many of its period features but with additions which have enhanced this fine home beyond expectations. The house is beautifully presented and provides elegant, well-proportioned accommodation over two floors, together with a self-contained barn conversion.

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EPC: B | Council Tax: G | Tenure: Freehold

A choice of three, five bedroom detached new-build family homes, built to an exacting standard, hidden well back from North End Road. Spacious, elegant living accommodation between 3,832 and 4,026 sq. ft. with garaging, parking and gardens. There are far-reaching, unspoilt views over the Chilterns from the front and views over orchards to the rear. Quainton is a charming village with easy access to the A41. The village enjoys a pub with a coffee shop, two village stores, a post office, two churches and Quainton Church of England Primary School. There is an historic windmill close to the village green which was built between 1830 and 1832 and was fully restored to a working mill in 1997. It is open to the public on Sunday mornings from March to October. The village is surrounded by open countryside and located close to the Chiltern Hills.

A unique opportunity to purchase a Grade II Listed 17th Century farmhouse, with three guest apartments, an indoor pool and garaging. Set in beautifully landscaped gardens and paddocks extending to 8.5 acres, all nestled in a tranquil location. Lapland Farm was listed in 1982, being at the north end of Brill Parish with the boundary to Ludgershall Parish about 40 metres away. Previously its land was within the medieval Royal Forest of Bernwood where a hunting lodge dates back to the reign of Edward the Confessor. A map dated 1590 clearly shows Lapland Farm. The name ‘Lapland’ shown on a map from 1779 seems to mean at the edge of Bernwood Forest. On the basis of old maps, Lapland Farmhouse may date back to the 16th Century rather than the 17th. A former owner was the Most Noble Plantagenet Temple Grenville.

Generously proportioned accommodation provides light living and entertaining space and offers superb family accommodation including a hidden cellar. Whilst our clients have lovingly nurtured the house over many years there is excellent scope for any incoming purchasers to stamp their own identity and extend if so required, subject to the usual local authority planning consent and building regulation requirements.

Dating back, we believe to the 1870s, Cane End Farm is a substantial country home and occupies a 1-acre plot, abutting farmland. Despite its discreet location, it is within easy reach of Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes. The house combines many period features with the comforts and luxuries of a modern home and is well presented throughout. Internally, the house flows well and the number of reception rooms and bedrooms makes this fine home ideal for family life.

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A five bedroom barn conversion occupying approximately 0.83 acre plot, with equestrian facilities to include stables, tack room and paddock with a field shelter. Chain free. Approached via a gravel driveway leading to parking for several vehicles. The ground floor offers a spectacular grand dining room with a vaulted ceiling and wooden flooring, a kitchen/dining/family room and a utility room. The sitting room has a vaulted ceiling, log burner and there is a mezzanine room above. To the rear, there is a conservatory/sun room which overlooks the rear garden. Two bedrooms and a bathroom WC also occupy the ground floor and there is an additional kitchen/sitting room and utility room allowing for separate living accommodation if required. A staircase leads up to a fabulous master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom.

Wood Farm Cottage

Situated in the Buckinghamshire village of Asheridge and set in grounds of 12 acres, Wood Farm Cottage offers generous living accommodation throughout and the favourable aspect allows for the house to be flooded with natural light. Approached via a private driveway with lawns and trees on either side leading to an imposing home of great character and charm. Outbuildings include two garages, two stables and a tack room, a boiler room and a further outbuilding with varied use. Gardens and grounds comprise a formal garden with manicured lawns, trees and shrubs and a wildlife garden where an array of flowers grow. The orchard boasts a variety of fruit trees and there is plenty of pastureland for the equestrian enthusiast.

Upper Goddards Farm

Situated in the Heart of the Hambleden Valley and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), let me introduce you to Upper Goddards Farm, an impressive equestrian farmhouse dating back to what is believed to be the 17th Century. Sitting on a plot of approximately 8.6 acres with five equestrian paddocks, pond, fruit orchard and gardens. The property is Grade ll Listed and offers almost 4,000 sq. ft. of flexible living accommodation and oozes character and charm with its many original features such as open fireplaces, beams and original flooring in both the living room and dining room. Situated only 7.1 miles from Henley-on-Thames and 5.8 miles from Marlow, with their busy high streets and lots of independent shops restaurants and pubs.

Hadley House is a beautifully presented, five bedroom family home; just a 15-minute walk from Barnet High Street, yet surrounded by green, open space. With period features, this imposing property provides flexible living accommodation across three floors, spanning over 2,300 sq. ft. Hadley House is superbly situated within walking distance of both High Barnet tube station and New Barnet train station; both of which provide direct access to central London within 30 minutes.

This truly unique detached property is the perfect family home. Set back from a quiet road, the house is accessed via a driveway, which provides ample parking spaces for multiple cars. Upon entry, you are instantly welcomed by a spacious hallway filled with natural light, and offering a sense of welcoming. The ground floor comprises a stunning open-plan kitchen/dining room perfect for entertaining, complete with fitted appliances, generous granite worksurfaces, fitted storage cupboards, a beautiful kitchen island – also topped with granite. Conveniently, there is also a utility space accessed via the dining room section of the kitchen space.

An exciting opportunity to purchase this five double bedroom detached bungalow in need of modernisation, situated on a large plot, built in the 1960s. Currently on one level with potential to extend both on the ground floor to the rear, side, as well as making a second storey or loft conversion. As you enter the bungalow you walk into a large entrance hall with a cloakroom providing storage area and separate WC. There are five spacious double bedrooms, three of which have built-in wardrobes and storage.

Wynters Cottage is located within approximately 1 acre, with a large meadow/ garden to the left of both dwellings. The property is electronically gated and is on one title. The property finds itself close to Epping High Street, a number of great independent and public schools and a short drive to M11 at Junction 7.

The property itself is largely central to the overall plot, therefore offering fantastic frontage, a lovely front garden and long driveway to the left-hand side. There is a detached double garage, and separate outbuilding/summerhouse. In addition, the property has a patio area and lovely rear garden which abuts neighbouring farmland.

Step inside Willow Court, and the charm and warmth of this well-loved quality family home is apparent. The entrance hallway is central to the downstairs accommodation which connects the living room, dining room, snug/study, kitchen/breakfast room, separate utility room, boot room, downstairs cloakroom, large master suite which features a bedroom, large dressing room and en suite bath/shower room with access out through French doors onto the enclosed ‘spa’ area. The ground floor also has a second bedroom.

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This Grade II Listed, 16th Century former farmhouse has a truly idyllic and relaxing position, well placed in a generous plot with land extending to around 11 acres. Both house and grounds have been improved by the current owners and the creation of a standalone annexe enhances the flexibility of this property. Perfect for any family and ideal if you run a business from home, it’s a real find and offers an exciting opportunity. The house was beautifully extended in the 1970s, and it’s hard to tell which parts are new and which are original, such is the care and attention to detail here. The current owners in turn have carried out a significant and thorough renovation of the whole property in recent years, bringing this attractive and characterful home back to its best and setting it up well for future occupants over the years to come.

With no passing traffic, this bright and cheerful home enjoys a truly idyllic position, with fields to one side and common land to the other, on the edge of a popular and vibrant village. You’re close to countryside and coast, nature reserves and pretty market towns, so both the location and the home itself have plenty of appeal. The owners chose this property because of the beautiful setting and the vibrancy of the village community. It’s been a very happy home over the years and has risen to every occasion, being flexible enough to adapt to the owners’ changing needs as their family have grown up and as they became grandparents. Wenhaston is a lively village with a school, shop, post office and pub, plus a village hall that plays host to a whole range of clubs, groups and events for all ages.

Saxtead

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A wonderful opportunity arises to purchase an impressive property located in a lovely position at The Green in Saxtead. Manor Farm provides a plethora of living accommodation and buildings, with beautiful formal gardens, wooded land, meadow, ponds, spa complex, separate cottage, barns and tennis court, extending to approximately 7.5 acres.

An individual architect designed three-storey, four en suite bedroom new home, extending to 3,880 sq. ft. with enviable coastal views across the Ferry Golf Course to Bawdsey Manor, with unrivalled views across the Kingsfleet course and the Deben Estuary from the front elevation. A further three-storey, four en suite bedroom new home, extending to 3,681 sq. ft. is also available on the same site priced at £1,650,000.

This wonderful detached home offers sizeable accommodation with the benefit of a great attached annexe with its own garden area, driveway and parking which provides the owners with a generous income. The property has five bedrooms in total, three in the main house and two in the annexe. The large kitchen breakfast room and reception areas are superb. With magnificent countryside to enjoy, coupled with great access to transport links including the A11, this is certainly a property to view.

This wonderful semi-detached three bedroom, three bathroom home is located in Wells-next-the-Sea, known as one of the nicest towns on the north Norfolk coast. A lovely house with wonderful, far-reaching views towards the sea over the salt-marsh. This property has the wow factor from inside to out. Wells offers the sweeping sandy beach, around the bustling harbour where you’ll find children crabbing on the quay. Wells is the perfect family friendly seaside destination. Currently used as a holiday let – just a wonderful, Norfolk seaside property.

Located within an exquisitely restored former Methodist church in a centre of town location in Fakenham, offering three bedrooms (two with en suites) and a family bathroom, and the most spectacular kitchen/dining room and reception room. Arranged over three floors the living space is beautifully presented throughout, with the main entrance located in the loggia at the front of the church behind a small courtyard, and to the rear of the property there is off-road parking for two vehicles with a Tesla electric car-charging point.

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Comprehensively renovated and restored, this period farmhouse has been a much-loved family home for many years. It’s a brilliant place for modern lifestyles and has plenty of character to enjoy too. In the centre of an active village, it’s surprisingly private and peaceful, and you have all the room you could need, inside and out, with space to run your business from home too. The owners embarked on a respectful and sympathetic renovation, stripping the building back to basics and adding an extension to create a superb home for them and their young family. “We wanted to keep the layout broadly similar and to retain the charm, but also to bring the house up to modern standards, so it’s very comfortable and well set for future generations. It’s a home with a lovely welcoming feel.”

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Dating back to the early 1600s, this period home was all but derelict when the owners bought it. They have thoroughly renovated, allowing stunning original features to shine, as well as fitting high-quality finishings throughout, and adding eco-features that make this a home well set for the future. The current owners have created a fine family home, with excellent green credentials, along with a superb business, plus further potential yet to be realised. The house has its own water source, waste plant and underfloor heating throughout, with a ground source heat pump, restored windows and abundant insulation. This is the advantage of having such a comprehensively renovated property: you have all the charm of the original features but you also have the modern additions that make for a comfortable and surprisingly economical home.

These beautiful barns date back to the 1800s and were converted in 2000, creating spacious living accommodation full of charm and character. This impressive property is approached by private gates opening to a long sweeping driveway with grassed paddocks to the side. The property provides flexible living accommodation with an additional self-contained annexe. Currently being used as luxury large family holiday accommodation, in a quiet and peaceful setting within 9 acres of land.

Situated in the village of Thornham on the North Norfolk coast, a four bedroom 1976 detached property with self-contained one bedroom annexe. Set just 15 minutes’ walk from the beach of Thornham “one of the best beaches in the UK” which is dog-friendly all year round. The area offers nature with Titchwell Marshes, coastal walks and views along the Norfolk coastal walks of Holme and Hunstanton. Fine eateries with Thornham Deli, Briarfields and the Chequers which are all local.

Pristinely presented up a gravelled driveway, The Birches, set in the idyllic village of Marholm, was originally a bungalow. Having been spectacularly extended to create a substantial family home over two floors, the property now comprises a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, a handy utility room, WC, a living room, study, and two en suite double bedrooms on the ground floor, while a bathroom and four bedrooms await on the first floor – two with en suites. Though exuding modernity, the property also maintains a welcoming warmth – a balance that many contemporary houses cannot boast – and offers ample garden space to the rear for children to run around, or for one to simply sit in tranquility amongst myriad trees. A stone’s throw from Peterborough, Bretton Centre is only a few minutes’ drive away from the well-connected property.

Set on a plot approaching half an acre in this highly sought-after village, this substantial home is within walking distance of village amenities. Set back from the village lane behind mature hedging and trees a large gravel drive offers ample parking, turning space and access to the double garage which has adjoining garage stores. The handsome and symmetrical front welcomes you into a bright and light family home.

Hoo Cottage is a stunning detached family home with a large kitchen/breakfast room, three reception rooms, conservatory, a spacious principal bedroom with two en suites and a dressing area and a further four bedrooms. Hoo Cottage is a real hidden gem and sits within a plot of approximately 0.42 acres. The property has been much improved by the current owners with approximately 3,000 sq. ft. of accommodation and benefits from freehold solar panels which provide an income to the property.

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This impressive and versatile detached family home measuring approximately 3,200 sq. ft. sits in a generous plot in the centre of this highly sought-after village and is within walking distance of excellent amenities. The spacious entrance hall provides access to the reception rooms, kitchen/family room, study, two ground-floor bedrooms and a shower room. Upstairs the principal bedroom is served by a refitted en suite, bedrooms two and three are both good-size double rooms with bedroom two having a walk-through dressing area. utside the landscaped garden raps around much of the home and faces mainly to the south and west whilst mature hedging and trees along the boundaries provides plenty of privacy.

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This substantial 17th Century, Grade II Listed home set in a plot of approximately 3.64 acres has the best of country life with far-reaching views across the Bedfordshire and neighbouring Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire countryside whilst being just a 5-minute drive from the superb facilities and amenities in Biggleswade. This stunning home oozes with charming character features and fireplaces providing a warm and cosy atmosphere throughout. It has also been tastefully updated to provide all the convenience of modern-day living. Outside, the gardens wrap around the house with large lawns facing south and east and a paved terrace provides ample room for entertaining or just relaxing and enjoying the magnificent views. There is also a paddock and a fenced area with a natural pond which is a haven for wildlife.

River Cottage is an enchanting, Grade II Listed, riverside home, dating back to the 18th century. It was formerly the dwelling of the renowned romance novelist Dame Barbara Cartland, in the 1940s. Separate to the main home is a charming, three bedroom annexe, Timber Cottage, boasting lots of space and many quirky features, all on a plot of around a third of an acre. This home is ideal for multigenerational living or to run a business from, offering very flexible accommodation and many facilities. The gardens at the rear lead to a lagoon with private mooring and also gated access directly onto the River Ouse.

A five double bedroom, three-storey home, in a quiet countryside location, only a stone’s throw from local amenities and train station. This property offers fantastic, flexible living over three floors and is perfect for families or couples working from home. Situated down a private road, the property has countryside views but is also perfectly located near Flitwick. Here you can find the train station, which gets you in to London in just over 40 minutes. You can also find a selection of supermarkets. There are a number of local amenities in Flitton, and Ampthill is just down the road.

Longacre House is an incredible family home with exceptional facilities and versatility. Built on a historic orchard with fruit trees remaining, the property is privately enclosed with excellent security. The large driveway runs alongside a hidden brook, giving a fantastic area to explore. There are several detached buildings from the main home; a spacious two bedroom annexe, another building where the owners provide a dog-grooming service, and a garden entertainment lounge with built-in bar. Inside there is a cinema room, a sauna/steam room, a pool table area and much more.

An extraordinarily sleek, spacious, minimalist home completed in 2019 is located in an idyllic spot beside a waterway on the outskirts of a village in the south Lincolnshire fens. This new build, reminiscent of a vast, converted old barn, has an industrial edge with its Crittal-style glazing and huge spaces contained within a combination of exposed brick and plastered walls that include four en suite bedrooms, a spectacular open-plan kitchen living room, a dining room, a games room, a cinema, a study, an adjoining double garage and a separate workshop outside. The garden has been exceptionally well landscaped, a continuation of the modernist style, providing simple, clean-lined areas to sit and relax, along with access down to the edge of the bordering waterway, all surrounded by mature trees with open farmland beyond.

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Old Vicarage

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This imposing former Victorian property stands in the heart of the South Lincolnshire village of Gosberton, about 6 miles north of Spalding. Built in 1848, it has been extended over the years. The property is presented in good order and is of fine proportions with high ceilings and an abundance of original features including quarry tiled flooring, panelled doors, deep skirtings, mouldings, dado rails, ceiling roses and original fireplaces. The house comprises of three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room and a spectacular sun room on the ground floor and five bedrooms (two with en suites) and a family bathroom with a central roll-top bath on the first floor. The garden is about half an acre in size and features mature trees and shrubs, and expansive lawns. It is in a sheltered spot with a lovely view of the village church tower.

An immaculately presented, converted coach house sits in a tranquil spot, just a couple of minutes’ drive from the A1. The property provides the perfect accommodation for multi-generational living with a two bedroom annexe on one side and a spacious home with five bedrooms on the other whilst a good-sized, landscaped garden faces east and south. A wealth of state and independent schools in the area and trains from Grantham to central London making this an excellent location for commuters. Despite the age of the building, the interior has a contemporary flavour with light flooding into the airy spaces, yet many walls are partly plastered revealing expanses of stone. There is a wonderful connection to the garden with both the kitchen and the living room opening onto the terrace.

Spa Villa is an impressive four bedroom Victorian property with the added benefit of an attached three bedroom annexe. The property boasts ample off-street parking along with a large south-facing garden measuring circa 1/3 of an acre. Inside the property boasts many original features including original fireplaces, Minton tiled floor, ornate cornicing, and to the front sash windows with built-in shutters. This large family home located in a fantastic village location boasts over 2,600 sq. ft. of living space and benefits from having two bathrooms, an en suite, and three reception rooms. This beautiful period home is ideal for a large family or someone looking for additional accommodation for a relative, for holiday rental or as a large self-contained home office.

Fine & Country are delighted to bring to the market this substantial and imposing period residence occupying a central Main Street position at the heart of this highly regarded and much sought-after village. So rarely do properties steeped in such history, architectural presence and with superb family accommodation throughout become available. This fabulous Grade II Listed family home is a truly special property and certainly warrants an early inspection to avoid disappointment.

Located in one of the most desirable conservation villages in the region, a truly exciting refurbishment opportunity to include a substantial four bedroom detached bungalow approximately 1,350 sq. ft. and a detached three bedroom cottage. The gardens of the cottage lend themselves to creating a substantial building plot subject to the necessary consents. Preliminary enquiries have already been made to this effect, full details on request. Offers are invited within the price range for the two properties as a whole; however, consideration will be given to selling as two separate plots.

An outstanding lifestyle barn conversion in an unspoilt village setting, with superb leisure facilities with accommodation extending to approximately 4,000 sq. ft., games room, four bathrooms, two entrance driveways and multiple parking providing a lifestyle to aspire to. A most deceptive six bedroom property that simply has to be viewed to fully appreciate the living space on offer. Built to exacting standards by the present owner, this stunning versatile barn conversion boasts a gymnasium with views over open countryside and situated in a quiet location.

Brough

guide price £575,000

£610,000

Providing the best of modern contemporary living, this property offers and amazing lifestyle and a perfect environment to raise a young family.

Featuring a stunning open-plan dining/living/kitchen plus two further receptions including a fantastic bar/man cave. The second most impressive feature of this property is the outstanding master bedroom suite with sitting area, dressing area and a large four piece en suite. We anticipate a high demand for this property.

Including a superb open-plan dining kitchen with two sets of bi-fold doors, large centre island unit and connecting door to a superb garden room with skylight and bi-fold doors plus large living room, utility room, downstairs cloakroom, four double bedrooms, two en suite plus a family bathroom. Located close to the centre of this popular market town known as the Capital of the Wolds within easy reach of the east coast, Beverley, York and Kingston upon Hull.

Situated in the highly sought-after village of Hillam is this stunning and most impressive executive-style detached family home boasting five bedrooms, four bathrooms, four reception rooms, a generous, private landscaped rear garden and double garage. Tilia House is a bespoke-built family home constructed by the current owners in 2007 and provides spacious and highly versatile accommodation throughout. An internal inspection of this wonderful property is most strongly recommended to fully appreciate the size and quality of accommodation on offer.

The Red House is one to be desired, such a hidden gem, this handsome house was built in 1922 by the famous Sir Arthur John Dorman. A house of this calibre is hard to come by and it is truly a unique property. It boasts not only 4 acres of land and over 6,000 sq. m. of internal footage, excluding the triple garage and outbuildings, but it also showcases the most spectacular views of the Cleveland hills. Whether you’re looking down onto your perfectly manicured gardens from the raised patio or looking out of one of the seven bedrooms, they all guarantee a showcasing view.

A stunning and recently completed Grade II Listed farmhouse and attached barn located centrally in the village of Thornton in Craven near Skipton, North Yorkshire. This stunning family home has been lovingly crafted over a period of 5 years and now provides superb modern living accommodation inside and out with a fantastic mix of traditional features and contemporary style. Externally there is a quadruple garage with potential for conversion (subject to planning). Outside the gardens and grounds are superb, with additional buildings, outside kitchen, stone-built folly with open fire and various terraced areas all with a quality finish.

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If only a property could talk, Aidan Flat would be able to tell some stories! Having once been the servants’ area in Belford Hall, with the butler’s room, the ale and cider cellars, and the food stores, one can imagine the comings and goings upstairs and downstairs. This wonderful ground-floor apartment has so much character and charm and retains many of the original features of the Hall, with barrel ceilings, stone doorways, and many of the original doors, whilst enjoying the comforts of modern living. Located only 5 miles from Bamburgh and the stunning beaches of Northumberland, this very well-appointed home has excellent proportions, with magnificent views over the gardens and parkland to the east and the south.

Tenure: Leasehold

Fine & Country Northumberland are delighted to introduce Rothley Lake View Lodge, which is a beautiful home situated within over 2 acres of stunning landscaped gardens and woodland. This very attractive, stone-built family home has been thoughtfully redesigned and extended to a very high standard and enjoys spacious, light-filled accommodation. Situated in a beautiful country location, the layout of this stunning property has been designed specifically to make the most of its wonderful environment. A delightful garden room leads out to the terrace which is perfect for entertaining family and friends and to enjoy the spectacular views over the lake and to observe the wildlife.

A rare opportunity to acquire the crown jewel in one of Northumberland’s most desirable areas.

Enjoy country living in this much sought-after location, with this very handsome period country residence and its mature gardens and far-reaching views.

Tranwell House is a magnificent Grade II Listed, double-fronted family home which sits on a plot of approximately 5.88 acres with equestrian facilities. Nestled amongst luscious green woodland, it is private and secluded, yet lies only a short drive from the local amenities of the pretty town of Morpeth.

This beautiful property is being offered to purchase to include Tranwell Cottage. Tranwell House and Tranwell Cottage are also available to purchase individually.

Arranged in an L-shaped configuration and spread over two airy, light-filled floors, Tranwell House’s size is matched only by its character. Many original features remain, including large sash windows and fireplaces, with spacious rooms and high ceilings all adding to the overall sense of openness and grandeur.

This well-appointed home has been extensively renovated by its current owners, and now benefits from all the comforts of modern-day living, including a wonderful bespoke kitchen, seven spacious bedrooms, beautiful bathrooms, and a gym. The house is also heated efficiently from a ground source heat pump.

A substantial former farmhouse set in a large garden with partial sea views, outbuilding and paddock extending to approximately 4.5 acres. Camrie House is a fine detached family home set in an attractive and highly accessible rural location, close to the village of Glenluce and 10 miles west of Stranraer. The property is set within generous garden grounds and has the added benefit of an adjacent 4.5-acre paddock, which is located directly opposite the entrance to the property. This large former farmhouse is in fair condition throughout, offering huge potential for a prospective purchaser. The property offers well-proportioned rooms with high ceilings and large windows that allow plenty of natural light in and which give partial sea views from several rooms.

Vendaceburn is a superb detached Victorian lodge which has been sympathetically modernised by the present owner over recent years. Rare to the market, this lovely B Listed property offers bright, well-proportioned and flexible accommodation over two levels, with stylish interiors and high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The property is stone built with sandstone quoins and a sandstone portico, and sits within beautifully maintained grounds that extend to approximately 0.5 acres, with the Vendace Burn running through the bottom of the garden. There is a detached garage, an array of outbuildings and in addition there is an impressive, detached annexe, comprising of two rooms and a modern shower room.

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A truly exceptional Lake District residence, located on the outskirts of the sought-after village of Lorton. Rivermead is an immaculately presented, bright and spacious five bedroom, four bathroom property with stunning views of the Lakeland Fells and surrounding countryside. The property sits in large, beautifully maintained, mature gardens, with gated entrance and gravel drive. Situated alongside the River Cocker, Rivermead has fishing rights from Lorton Bridge along the river to the end of the property land. The property was extended in 2012, the extension sits higher than the original bungalow and provides first-floor accommodation including two bedrooms and a bathroom along with integral garage/store and large downstairs master en suite on the ground floor.

A beautifully presented fully modernised and extended, five bedroom property occupying a delightful, rural garden site. Located in the popular village of Scotby, 3 miles east of Carlisle, the property sits on the fringe of the village in around an acre of garden with adjoining grass field. Escott House has been renovated by the current vendor to create a beautiful family home. A substantial renovation in 2014 almost doubled the size of the property, with the addition of a new kitchen and dining room, large lounge and three new bedrooms including the luxurious master suite. In 2019 the property was further enhanced with the addition of an oak-framed pergola to the rear of the property, creating cover from the dining room bi-fold doors over a large patio which also features a hot tub.

A superb five bedroom detached house with a sought-after location to the north of the city centre and with fabulous views across Rickerby Park, this spacious family home is decorated in neutral colours throughout and offers a blank canvas for a new buyer to add their own personal stamp. There is also the potential to create self-contained accommodation in the large utility room, making it ideal for older family members. Occupying three floors, the property offers versatile accommodation and boasts three en suites. Built to a very high standard by its present owner some 15 years ago and features large hallways, French polished staircases and two balconies in which to enjoy the magnificent views across Rickerby Park.

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Set between the popular village of Hawkshead and Lake Windermere, nestled within the countryside of Near Sawrey, is this picture perfect, newly constructed farmhouse that is guaranteed to hold all the wonder and charm of a historic Lake District home yet with the benefit of luxury finishes, high-end modern connotations and striking interiors. Dub How Barn stood for many a year in its idyllic private location looking out over the woodlands surrounding Out Dub Tarn. The substantial original building was removed and, from its foundations, the beautiful new farmhouse has been constructed, incorporating local materials and reclaiming original features to create a beautiful Lakeland stone and whitewashed building that looks to have stood for centuries.

Undoubtedly a handsome house, this Grade II Listed farmhouse has been thoughtfully improved and painstakingly maintained and is now offered for sale, beautifully presented and ready for immediate occupation. The Old Farmhouse is a shining example of how old and new can sit harmoniously together – rich in architectural period details, it is well equipped for 21st Century living with contemporary kitchen and bathroom fittings. If you appreciate the history and character of an older property but don’t relish living in a museum piece then this is one for you.

Located in the heart of the historic Kirkby Lonsdale market town you will find the exquisite suites of Absoluxe. It was acquired by the present business owners, who brought together their experience in both running successful, high-end businesses and travels across the globe to create a concept that covers every detail for the perfect stay. A painstaking conversion of this neglected building began in 2018 and saw the property undergo an extensive renovation to transform it into its present glory. Absoluxe offers guests a choice of four beautifully designed and unique en suite rooms – The Oasis, The Parisian, The Columbus and The Orient. Each room is finished to an impeccable standard, featuring luxury designer or locally sourced, handmade fittings and the latest technological enhancements.

Enjoying a super south-facing quiet end of cul-de-sac setting in a highly accessible and well-regarded location, this spacious and light contemporary property offers a thoughtfully planned layout with a well-appointed high specification interior, along with a generous level and enclosed garden and ample, secure parking. Providing a large living kitchen, two reception rooms, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two en suites, an office, hobbies room, gym and double garage – this family house will be sure to tick a lot of boxes for the family buyer.

Situated on the banks of the River Brock, Millwood is a truly unique and beautiful three bedroom detached barn conversion. The property was a former coach house, workshop and store for Matshead Paper Mill, which was operational throughout the 19th Century making brown paper for commercial uses. To the front of the property, a central courtyard of granite sets featuring a wheel pattern and partial remains of the Paper Mill, together with various artefacts which have been tastefully incorporated into the landscaping. Millwood is approached via private steel gates which lead onto the spacious courtyard area at the front of this showstopping home.

Throstle Nest is a truly magnificent family home immaculately presented to an exceptional standard. Located in a private yet accessible location within the Ribble Valley, this beautiful property has flexible accommodation which will appeal to many. This stunning property has six double bedrooms with three bathrooms, five reception rooms, and has the benefit of a spacious annexe with office accommodation. Surrounded by extensive private landscaped gardens with gated driveway and ample parking, garage and tennis court and woodland, the grounds are substantial.

A truly magnificent farmhouse originally dating back to circa 1690 which has been substantially extended, improved and modernised and immaculately presented to an exceptional standard. Located in a quiet semi-rural yet accessible location just outside the village of Cliviger on the outskirts of Burnley, Lancashire. This beautiful property has flexible accommodation which will appeal to many and includes: eight double bedrooms with five bathrooms, five superb reception rooms, including a spacious dining kitchen open to dining area and bar, swimming pool, gymnasium, cinema and games room. Superb rural views and setting. Inspection is necessary to appreciate what is on offer.

We value familytime

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We understand the value of a property, but it’s our appreciation of those moments - which don’t have a price tag – that make us a valued partner, whether you are buying or selling.

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THE AUTUMN GRANT PROGRAMME IS OPEN

The Autumn rant rogramme is now open and we will be accepting applications until 31st October.

Twice a year, The ine Country oundation awards grants of up to £3,000 to charities both in the K and overseas to aid pro ects in the ght against homelessness and poverty. As an independent fundraising organisation, we favour grant applications from small, local charities, investing in their wor helping homeless people. These charities are nominated to receive grants by local ine Country agents throughout our networ . Through your donations and funding raised by agents across the networ , The oundation have already supported many charities across the globe, such as O in outh Africa, The enry onald Trust in imbabwe, The ighthouse aby helter in outh Africa, Tshwane eadership oundation in outh Africa, Association ro ect All in pain and many more.

Through our pring rant rogramme this year, we are delighted to have been able to donate a total of £31, 2 supporting 16 charities across the K and overseas wor ing towards ending homelessness and poverty. This brings the total granted to charitable organisations by The oundation in 2022 to over £111,000.

Our rant rogramme would not be possible without the generous donations we receive and the support from the networ . This year, the ine Country networ too on the challenge of collectively travelling the circumference of the world, 0,0 0 m in 0 days to mar 10 years since the reat ritish roperty Cycle. Members of the networ pledged to raise money for The oundation by trac ing their distance wal ed, ran and cycled on a tness app. The ine Country networ completed this challenge in ying colours, nishing 0,13 . m in 0 days. All funds raised from this challenge, along with many other fundraising events hosted throughout the networ , will be awarded through the Autumn rant rogramme.

earn a bit more about some of the charities and pro ects which were supported by The ine Country oundation this year so far.

Off The Fence Trust

Nominated by Fine & Country Brighton and Hove

ue to our continued support of Off the ence and funding of £3,000 in the pring rant rogramme, this essential funding means they can continue to meet the rise in demand they have seen over the past few years due to the pandemic and the rise in the cost of living.

“Thank you so much for making such an impact to Brighton & Hove; your grant of £3,000 for sleeping bags helped 113 people to stay alive in our city.”

YMCA Milton Keynes

Nominated by Fine & Country Milton Keynes

Our continued support of the YMCA Milton Keynes comes in the form of a £2,000 grant towards their Activities Project. This project provides physical activities such as football and cycling as well as therapeutic activities such as crafts and cooking.

“A big thank you to The Fine & Country Foundation for funding our activities programme, our young people have really benefitted from the opportunities we have been able to provide with this funding.”

Spitalfields Crypt Trust

Nominated by Fine & Country East London

At Acorn House – their 16-bed recovery hostel for men who have previously been homeless and are in recovery from addiction – SCT deliver a Therapeutic Programme of group counselling to address the individuals’ problems with drugs/alcohol. Their grant of £2,160 provided two months of food for their residents, where they instil the importance of healthy eating and supportive approach of mind, body and soul.

“This grant has supported our residential rehab hostel where we help homeless men through recovery from addiction and other complex needs. This money has gone towards all the hot meals for the residents. With the pandemic and cost-of-living crisis your support is more important than ever. Thank you.”

St Petrock’s

Nominated by Fine & Country Exeter

St Petrock’s provide a safe, familiar environment for their clients. Their centre is the only place in Exeter where rough sleepers can access a hot shower and laundry facilities. Their grant of £3,000 has gone towards providing sustainably packaged outreach meals

“We’re so grateful for local businesses such as yourselves as we stand with people experiencing homelessness in Exeter, and help them towards a place they can call home. Thank you!”

We are immensely proud of all of our Fine & Country agents who continue to selflessly give to The Foundation. If you would like to find out how you can get involved or make a donation, please email foundation@fineandcountry.com

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