3 bedrooms Flat in Alexander Street, London W2
An exceptional three-bedroom maisonette crowning a handsome corner building, all topped by a private roof terrace and tucked away on a peaceful street in Notting Hill, W2. Entering on the first floor, the apartment unfolds predominantly across the second and third floors. The lower level is dedicated to rest and retreat, with a generous principal bedroom and en suite, two further bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Above, the entire top floor is devoted to open-plan living. Natural light pours in through windows on three sides, casting a warm glow over the timber floors. A sleek, contemporary kitchen anchors the space, creating a beautifully social setting - elevated, bright and entirely private. Outside, the roof terrace offers an escape in the sky - ideal for morning coffee, sunset drinks or simply a breath of fresh air above the bustle of Notting Hill.
2 Bedrooms : Bedroom 3/Study : Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen : Terrace
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
1 bedroom Flat in Tite Street, London SW3
A beautifully presented one bedroom apartment benefiting from a new lease and situated on the first floor of a handsome period building, which offers the convenience of a lift and a resident caretaker. It has been completely refurbished using the highest quality materials, whilst retaining its original character. It has superb 3.3 metre ceiling heights and a generous reception room leading onto a west facing balcony. There is also air conditioning throughout. Augustus Court is situated on Tite Street, in the heart of prime Chelsea and dose to all the international shops, bars and restaurants on the King's Road. The nearest underground station is Sloane Square (Circle & District Line).
Bedroom : Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen : Balcony : Lift : Caretaker : Air Conditioning
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Hinton Road, Hurst, Reading RG10
Tucked away along a private drive and shrouded in mature trees sits St. Swithins Cottage. This 16th century character property in the centre of Hurst village could not be more at home in such a pretty and storied location. Speaking of stories, there is something of a fairytale about this house. Perhaps it's the near secrecy of the location, perhaps it's the beamed ceilings and ornate brickwork. Regardless, this is a house with a lot of history, a lovely feel and perhaps interestingly, even more potential to take it on a step further and create increased value. The outside bar and festoon lighting create a brilliant evening setting, with space for long dinners outdoors and views across open fields with horses. Inside, the snug/living room has been a favourite for celebrations and relaxed evenings, while the kitchen is well equipped for catering and day-to-day cooking, with a supermarket and a pub close by. As you turn off the road through the village and onto the private shingle driveway, you'd be forgiven for wondering if you have taken a wrong turning. However, after a few seconds the entrance to the property comes into view on your left-hand side, providing a first glimpse of the decorative brickwork and beamed frontage. It's worth pointing out that on the opposite side of the access road is a picturesque paddock which includes a footpath and makes for a lovely stroll around the village. This substantial and un-overlooked greenspace further enhances the character and feel of the property and creates a really special arrival experience. As you pull into the parking area, to the left of the house is access to further parking and the double garage, meaning, if you prefer, you can keep any vehicles tucked away and out of sight. As you step through the front door, you are immediately presented with strong clues for what to expect from the rest of this property internally. Natural wooden floors and exposed timber beams immediately catch your eye whilst directly ahead of you, a bifurcated staircase splits both left and right providing an immediate sense of intrigue and character. To your right-hand side is a downstairs WC and shower. At the bottom of the staircase on the left is the door into the living room. This is a large triple-aspect space full of character and with a log burner at one end. In one corner is a recessed nook, which at one point is believed to have been the original pantry. Diagonally opposite are doors that open into a private study replete with fitted desks and storage; the perfect place to escape to for some privacy or close the doors on and leave work behind at the end of a long day. On the other side of the staircase, a doorway leads you into the snug. There is another fireplace in this room and its open-plan nature connects it directly to the kitchen via a small step down, but some of the vertical beams have been cleverly retained to further add to the character of this area. Just off the other side of the sitting room and through a set of double doors is the dining room which is another good-sized space happily comfortable for accommodating a table for 8 or more. The kitchen itself is very much a classic country kitchen with terracotta farmhouse-style floor tiles, a large AGA Rayburn (with companion) recessed on one side and a double ceramic Belfast sink under the window at the far end. The aesthetic is further complimented by the French oak units and black granite worktops. There is plenty of storage and cupboard space all around the kitchen and, as you might expect, room for a freestanding dresser, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. From both the corner of the kitchen and the dining room, a door takes you into the boot room area. Also directly accessible from the back garden via the large composite decking space, this is an ideal proposition for removing muddy boots, jackets or trainers after a relaxing stroll or energetic jog. This space in turn provides access to the utility room with an additional sink and plumbing for appliances. A further external back door is found in here which takes you out towards the side of the double garage.
5 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Shower Room : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Snug/Sitting Room : Study : Utility Room : Boot Room : Decking : Decking/Bar : Green House : Garden : Double Garage : Parking
Offers in Region of £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Carbinswood Lane, Woolhampton, Reading RG7
Super-spacious single-storey living in this immaculate recently refurbished 5 bedroom bungalow in the prime Berkshire village of Bucklebury - ideal for downsizers and families alike! You'll fall in love with the sheer size, flexibility and potential of this superb 3,270 sq ft home. With everything on one level, Kookaburra is simply perfect for a growing family or multi-generational living. Located in a neighbourhood of similar exclusive homes, Kookaburra sits centrally in its generous plot protected by CCTV cameras, well back from the road behind substantial brick walls, hedging and a newly installed electric gate. It slides open onto a wide gravel driveway and turning circle where there's loads of parking space. The front door opens into an inner lobby and then, via double doors, the splendid light-filled L-shaped hallway which accesses the bedroom wing to the left and, to the right, flows seamlessly via the reception rooms and office into the kitchen. On the right, the freshly decorated cloakroom/WC sets the benchmark for the work the current owners have carried out with its chic wood panelling and designer wallpaper, and there's a lovely sunny office/study next to this. Across the hallway, double doors access the 25x22ft L-shaped living room, and it's a real wow! Radiant in oodles of natural light from two sets of patio doors that open onto the expansive outdoor terrace, the corner focus is a cinema-style TV with a feature electric fire beneath. Sofas fit nicely in one corner while the rest of the room can be zoned as you wish, perhaps with a dining table and chairs or by adding comfy recliners in front of the bifolds to enjoy the views of the garden. Next to this is a formal 12x15ft dining room which is perfect for throwing candlelit dinner parties, the patio doors can be slid open on balmy summer's evenings. However, if you prefer a big open-plan living area, it could be possible (subject to planning consent) to remove the wall between the living room and dining room and another with the kitchen to create one impressive free-flow space. The triple-aspect kitchen lies at the end of the hallway and it's dazzling! Beautifully designed and fitted with a carefully considered collection of high specification white cabinetry under quartz worktops and Miele integrated full-height freezer, full-height fridge, dishwasher and under-counter fridge plus a Quooker five-way tap, this is the perfect family-sized kitchen and the undoubted hub of the home. A beautiful central island has space for four bar stools and is designed in a gentle curve. It's sure to be well used, for quick breakfasts, coffee breaks, children's homework or guests enjoying a drink and a chat while the chef of the house rustles up dinner. A five-ring induction Bertazzoni stove and two freestanding wine fridges are also in situ and available by separate negotiation. There's banquette-style seating in one corner which, with the addition of a kitchen table, makes it ideal for family suppers. The recently refurbished utility/boot room has plenty of useful cupboards and drawers, a sink and plumbing for washing machine and dryer. There's two exterior doors, one to the rear terrace and another, via a porch lobby, to the side patio. Doubling as a boot room, it's a countryside essential for mopping up the detritus of muddy walks! The five bedrooms line the left hand wing of Kookaburra, and they're all doubles. Occupying the far end of the wing is the freshly refurbished principal bedroom with a large en-suite bathroom. Beautifully designed and decorated, the 21x20ft bedroom is light and bright, equipped with all the fitted furniture you could require along with a walk-in cupboard. A door opens directly onto the pool, perfect for an early morning swim before the children get up! Two of the bedrooms also work perfectly as a separate annexe with a door and small hallway for privacy, a bedroom with fitted wardrobes, shower room and sitting room with patio doors to a small paved seating area. There's a further en-suite bedroom and a small double next to the principal bedroom. A family bathroom completes the line-up. An attractive paved and gravelled patio to the side of the house catches the sun at mid-morning, so it's a good spot for a bistro set in front of the wide cedar-panelled workshop which also houses the oil tank. There's plenty of storage in two garden sheds and those with green fingers will love the greenhouse. The undisputed centrepiece of the garden is the beautiful raised 10m x 5m swimming pool which has been totally upgraded by the current owners to make it super energy efficient. It's now heated by air source heat pump and complete with an electric cover so it can be used all-year-round. Glass screening encircles the pool and you can relax in the pretty octagonal garden room at one corner.
4 Bedrooms : Bedroom 5/Sitting Room : Bathroom : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Office : Utility Room : Patio : Swimming Pool : Garden Room : Screened Porch : Garage : Driveway : CCTV
Guide Price £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
4 bedrooms House in Lansdown Parade, Cheltenham GL50
A real gem, a fabulous Regency town house with all the character and style of that elegant era. Grade II* Listed, it forms part of an exclusive terrace of homes in the chic Montpellier district. This elegant four-bedroom Georgian townhouse nestled within the sweeping terrace of exclusive Lansdown Parade combines period refinement with a delightfully leafy green outlook plus walking distance proximity to the abundant attractions of the town centre. This charming Grade II Listed residence was built in 1837 during Cheltenham's spa heyday. It's located within the sought-after district of fashionable Montpellier. It's the most chic spot to shop, socialise, sip and dine. The heritage particularly shines through in the lofty entrance hall and reception rooms of the ground floor with their exquisite, embossed ceilings, architraving, picture rails, sash windows and a pair of fine fireplaces. A fine blend of heritage and modern This handsome heritage townhouse makes a striking first impression with its fine ashlar stone exterior and pillared portico entrance There's reserved parking for one car on the road in front plus extra informal space and the opportunity to buy two permits. The heart and the hub of the home. Stairs lead down to the lower ground floor and the beating heart of the home, the kitchen and dining room. It also has its' own private entrance to the front of the house via a few steps down and through a door into a lobby with cloakroom cupboards. After long walks it's a handy place to discard muddy boots and towel down damp dogs. It would be hard to find a more charming, well-designed kitchen than this! In restful shades of cream throughout, the 14x16ft fitted kitchen has a country cottage vibe and is lined on three sides with bespoke hand-crafted cabinetry under a mixture of marble and wood worktops and also has a much desired modern-day accoutrement - a walk-in pantry. The striking cream five-door gas AGA is tucked into an arched alcove and there's also a central island, integrated dishwasher and American-style fridge/freezer, double Belfast sinks, a cushioned window seat and gorgeous rustic tiles underfoot. The kitchen flows via a wide archway into the 13x14ft dining room, another alluring space that easily flips between seating the family for everyday meals to refined candlelit dining with guests. It works in unison with French doors to the garden, creating a seamless indoor/outdoor link that's such a blessing in the summer. And so to bed... Restful sleep is assured in one of the four bedrooms. At 19x17ft, the double-aspect principal bedroom spans the width of the house and is a luxurious place to lay your head complete with built-in wardrobes, an original fireplace and en-suite shower room. Another spacious bedroom (12x14ft) enjoys views of the garden and beyond and also has wardrobes and a fireplace. Finally, the last component of this dazzling house is the fourth bedroom (9x19ft) which also has an en-suite shower room. Pretty courtyard Come into the courtyard Manageably sized and a haven of peace, the block-paved courtyard garden is beautifully designed, cultivated and maintained. It couldn't be prettier with its tumbling vista of colourful blooms in borders, planters and pots alongside a profusion of lush trees, shrubs and climbing plants. The maple tree is a red-leafed showstopper in the autumn. For those who like nothing better than to soak up the sun, there are three different areas which catch the sun at different times of the day, Mediterranean-style patios have been created in two of these spots and, with the surrounding high walls, it's a real sun-trap that's perfect for al fresco drinks and dining, under the shade of a patio umbrella if desired. Garden storage encompasses two outbuildings - one alongside the exterior entrance to the lower ground floor and an attached stone-built store at the rear. Council Tax Band: F.
4 Bedrooms : Bathroom : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : 2 Guest WCs : 2 Reception Rooms : Dining Room : Kitchen : Utility Room : Storage : Garden : Parking
Guide Price £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in North Street, Aston, Bampton OX18
Shire Barn, Aston, Set by Chimney Meadows, this elegant barn offers light-filled interiors, a vaulted kitchen, and gardens backing fields, blending village charm with Oxfordshire countryside. In the heart of Oxfordshire, close to Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve, Shire Barn offers a peaceful setting surrounded by countryside and village life. Behind a gated entrance in the village of Aston, a gravel driveway provides plenty of parking and leads to a detached double garage. Lavender borders the lawn on approach to the front door. Inside, the entrance hall opens up to views of the garden through full-height glass, framed by the open-tread timber staircase. Large format tiles run through the hallway, while classic French doors open to the family room. With windows to the front and rear, this bright space features a log-burning stove set into a stone surround. Versatile in layout, it's currently used as a music room, but equally suited as a playroom, games room, or office. Step down into the formal sitting room, where built-in shelving and French doors create a light and welcoming space overlooking the garden and open fields. To the right of the entrance hall, double doors lead to the family-dining-kitchen, preceded by a snug with access to the garden and open-plan kitchen beyond. The kitchen combines limestone flooring, vaulted ceilings with beams, and Velux windows. Painted cabinetry in soft tones contrasts with white worktops, and the central island includes a breakfast bar, shelving, and a wine rack. Appliances include a Rangemaster Professional cooker and American-style fridge-freezer. Bi-folding doors connect the dining area directly to the garden, while a roof lantern enhances the natural light. A boot room with hanging and shelving leads through to a utility room with plumbing for laundry and further storage. The ground floor also has a cloakroom with WC. The L-shaped staircase leads to the landing, with countryside views from the feature window. To the right, a light-filled bedroom sits beneath the sloping ceiling with front-facing views. The principal suite features twin walk-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room with rainfall shower, basin and WC. The bedroom enjoys far-reaching views across the garden and fields. A family shower room with walk-in shower and a separate bathroom with double-ended tub serve the additional bedrooms. Three more bedrooms are located in a separate wing. One has French doors to a Juliet balcony, another features high ceilings and garden views, and the fifth bedroom includes extensive fitted wardrobes and independent access via a stable door and external stairs, ideal for older children or guests. Shire Barn sits well within its setting, with a gravelled approach and front lawns. At the rear, a large, level lawn is enclosed by fencing and hedging, backing onto open fields. The paved terrace is easily accessed from the sitting room and kitchen-diner, creating an excellent space for outdoor dining. The garden is ideal for family activities, from croquet and football to quiet relaxation. Aston offers everyday essentials and local attractions including Aston Pottery and cafe. Nearby Bampton provides further shops, cafe's, and community facilities. Schooling is well catered for, with Aston and Cote Primary close by, along with respected independents including Cokethorpe, St Hughes, Cothill House and St Helen & St Katharine. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy walks at Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve, while Witney provides supermarkets, restaurants, and a cinema. Oxford is also nearby for galleries, colleges, and city amenities. Transport links are convenient, with road access to the A40 and direct trains from Oxford to London Paddington in just over an hour. Also in just a 15 minute drive away there is Hanborough train station.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen/Dining Room : Snug : Music Room : Utility Room : Juliet Balcony : Garden : Double Garage : Driveway
Guide Price £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms Flat in Church Lane, Ascot SL5
With 2052 sq ft of immaculate living space, this beautiful 1st floor apartment has no onward chain, stunning views, a high-spec kitchen and bathrooms, underfloor heating, 2 private balconies, access to 9 acres of grounds, a heated outdoor pool, tennis court and secure underground parking. This capacious, three-bedroom apartment is set on the first floor of the exclusive Beechgrove development, a secluded and peaceful setting in leafy Sunninghill, just moments from Ascot. Built by Millgate Homes in 2022, Beechgrove is home to just 14 exceptional residences, surrounded by over nine acres of private, landscaped parkland. Positioned on a quiet, no-through street, Beechgrove offers the kind of discretion and serenity that's increasingly hard to find. Secure, electric gates open onto beautifully tended grounds and a striking, porticoed entrance that instantly sets the tone for what lies beyond. Inside, a grand, double-height communal hall hints at the quality and attention to detail that defines the rest of the building. Apartment 9 occupies a desirable position on the first floor at the rear of the building and offers both lift and stair access (including to the secure underground parking). The apartment's private entrance lies at the end of a quiet corridor shared with just one other property. Once inside, the entrance space is grand in scale and introduces the exceptional proportions of this home, which extends to 2052 sq ft. Underfoot, warm underfloor heating runs throughout, controlled via a Heatmiser smart hub and individual room thermostats. The hallway also houses an impressive array of storage, including multiple walk-in cupboards and a separate utility room, perfect for tucking away the freestanding Siemens washing machine and separate dryer. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living space is a beautifully proportioned room with two additional walk-in storage cupboards tucked away in one corner. Designed to be the social hub of the home, this space is bathed in natural light from the dual aspect windows, one of which looks out onto the rear gardens and parkland beyond. French doors open onto a generous west-facing balcony to maximise that view further. Tasteful updates by the current owners enhance this already impressive space. An elegant alabaster pendant light by Tiger Moth illuminates the dining area, while additional drawers and concealed storage have been added to the kitchen island to maximise function without compromising style. Roller blinds throughout incorporate Sun-X UV-filtering film to protect furnishings and regulate temperature without blocking the light. The kitchen is exceptionally well-equipped, featuring Siemens Home Connect appliances throughout: two ovens (one with steam function), microwave combi oven, warming drawer, tall larder fridge and separate freezer, a 90cm induction hob with island extractor, and integrated dishwasher. There's also a Caple dual-zone wine cooler and a Franke waste disposal unit. Notably, the sink is served by a Quooker Cube system, providing instant boiling, chilled and sparkling water at the touch of a button. Stone worktops, neutral cabinetry and generous lighting give the space both polish and practicality. The principal suite is a true retreat, with extensive built-in wardrobes, soft carpeting underfoot and French doors out to a second, even larger balcony, great for starting or finishing your day the right way. The en suite bathroom features a four-piece suite including walk-in shower with rainfall head and rinser, large bath with hand shower, floating double vanity unit and heated towel rail. Underfloor heating and tasteful Villeroy & Boch fittings complete the space. Bedroom 3 is adjacent to the principal suite and is currently used as a home office by the owners. Whilst is does make a terrific workspace, it's also an excellent 3rd bedroom with quiet, calming views of the mature trees and gardens to the side of the property. Across the hall, almost opposite bedroom 3 is the family bathroom. Finished in the same tasteful and contemporary style as is found throughout, with a bath and over-bath rainfall shower and rinser, WC and floating basin unit. Next-door to bedroom 3 is bedroom 2. A larger bedroom with an en suite bathroom with walk-in shower. Currently used as a snug, this room features custom joinery with a large bookshelf, storage and integrated lighting. Set within over nine acres of private grounds, Beechgrove offers residents exclusive access to expansive lawns, mature trees, and carefully planted borders. The standout facilities here include a heated outdoor swimming pool and an all-weather tennis court - both discreetly positioned to catch the sun and blend seamlessly into their surroundings.
Bedroom : Bedroom 2/Snug : Bedroom 3/Study : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen/Dining Room : Utility Room : Lift : 2 Balconies : Underground Parking : Residents' Leisure Facilities : Communal Gardens
Guide Price £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
7 bedrooms House in Woodcutters Lodge, Over Worton, Chipping Norton OX7
Characterful & spacious 1820's Cotswold home with annex, far reaching views & 0.6 acre plot. 10-mins to Soho Farmhouse. Exciting scope to modernise, add value & create your dream country lifestyle. Approached along a quiet lane in Over Worton, Woodcutters Lodge reveals itself gradually. A broad gravel drive opens the view, with the house set back comfortably in its plot, framed by mature trees. There is an immediate sense of calm here - privacy earned through position, scale and time. This is a house that has settled into its landscape rather than imposed itself upon it. Originally dating to the 1820s, Woodcutters Lodge has grown organically over the course of nearly two centuries. Later additions - most notably those completed in the 1990s and again in 2009 - were shaped by practicality and stewardship rather than fashion, extending the house in a way that allows it to function easily as a family home while retaining its architectural integrity. The result is a series of connected wings that sit comfortably together. Throughout, the house speaks of long ownership and informed decision-making. Materials are honest, rooms are well-proportioned, and the emphasis is firmly on light, outlook and everyday usability. Heating is centred around the Rayburn, wood-burning stove and oil stove, with electric radiators providing additional support. Solar panels, discreetly positioned on the shed, contribute to electricity during the summer months without intruding on the character of the house. At the heart of the house is a sequence of living spaces that invite use rather than display. The principal kitchen is practical and well equipped, opening naturally into the sunroom, a space repeatedly returned to throughout the day. With glazing on two sides and views across the gardens, it becomes a place for morning coffee, informal meals, reading or simply watching the light shift across the plot. The sitting room offers a more enclosed atmosphere, anchored by its stove and shaped for longer evenings and quieter moments. Additional reception space allows the house to flex easily, whether accommodating family gatherings, working from home, or giving different generations room to retreat. The layout reflects how the house is lived in, with logical room connections and an ease of circulation that adapts comfortably to its occupants. Bedrooms are arranged across both floors, providing separation and privacy where needed. Upstairs, rooms sit calmly above the daily activity of the house, with outlooks over the surrounding greenery and a notably peaceful atmosphere. Bathrooms are well placed and functional, serving the house without excess. An additional annexe adds a further layer of flexibility - suitable for guests, extended family, or independent living - while remaining visually and practically connected to the main house. The gardens extend to approximately two thirds of an acre and form a central part of life at Woodcutters Lodge. Lawns stretch away from the house, bordered by mature trees and planting that give structure without formality. There is space here for everything from quiet enjoyment to larger gatherings, without the garden ever feeling over-managed. Beyond the immediate grounds, the house sits within a landscape that rewards regular exploration. Footpaths lead directly to neighbouring villages such as Great Tew and Duns Tew, while the wider countryside offers miles of walking in every direction. Daily life extends easily into the surrounding area, from evenings at Soho Farmhouse to visits to Nicholsons Garden Centre, both close enough to feel part of the rhythm rather than a destination. Seasons are keenly felt here: long summer evenings in the garden, autumn colour along the boundaries, and a sense of shelter and warmth within the house during winter months. Woodcutters Lodge is not a house defined by superlatives, but by longevity, care and balance. It offers space without scale becoming a burden, history without compromise, and a relationship with its setting that feels genuine and established. For a buyer seeking a house with depth, adaptability and a proven way of living, it presents an opportunity to step into something already well understood and continue its story.
4 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : En Suite Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen : Family Room : Study : 1 X 1 Bedroom Annexe : 1 X 2 Bedroom Annexe : Garden : Outside Storage : Carport : Driveway
Guide Price £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Ickleton Road, East Challow, Wantage OX12
Late-Victorian Gothic Revival home with 5 bedrooms, stunning gardens, triple garage & far-reaching countryside views. Elegant interiors blend period charm with modern family living. Beyond the wrought iron gates, the fairytale silhouette of Kirklands rises above the manicured greenery and clipped, conical yew topiary. A handsome late-Victorian Gothic Revival home, dating back to 1888, later extensions have retained a faithfulness to Kirklands romantic architectural heritage: arched sash windows, ornate bargeboards, steeply pitched gables and warm red brickwork accented by pale stone all combining to create a memorable first impression. Plenty of parking is available on both the gravel driveway and paved driveway to the front of the triple garage, all sheltered from the road behind a screen of mature green trees. With access available from the front and a handsome porch to the side, step in through the main door, where a handy cloakroom ahead is furnished with wash basin mounted upon a bespoke wooden vanity unit, with shaker-style cabinetry beneath, alongside a WC. Traditional parquet flooring, laid in an orderly basketweave pattern, flows from the entrance, continuing through to the kitchen on the right. Warmed by underfloor heating, wooden flooring features in the sitting room on the left, honeyed in the light streaming in through a large sash window to the front, and French doors opening to the patio looking out over the garden at the rear. A bright and bountiful room, filled with toasty glow from the log-burning stove in wintertime, this is a naturally sociable space, connecting through to the games room at the rear. The ultimate family room, dressed in contemporary shades of grey with contrasting white skirtings, architraves and cornicing, this bountiful room offers effortless indoor-outdoor flow to the spectacular garden through bifolding doors at the rear. Beyond, a sleek rill draws the eye up through the landscape, reflecting the sky as it leads past the lawns, in the direction of the tiered steps and the evergreen canopy beyond. To the right, French doors open onto a private terrace, the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening aperitifs, with uninterrupted views across the rolling paddocks to the golden fields and distant hills beyond. Tucked away, with bay window views out over the sweep of trees and greenery to the front, the study opens up from the games room; the perfect place for those working from home to hunker down away from the main flow of living spaces. Returning to the entrance hall, make your way through to the kitchen on the right, its cream shaker-style cabinetry including glass fronted dresser and oak worktops, evoking a traditional yet timeless feel. Spacious and with plenty of storage, a breakfast table sits beneath the suspended pendant light, whilst above the sink a wide window captures views out over the garden and mature fruit trees. Rustle up a feast for family and friends on the Britannia oven and hob, with integrated bin storage and currently also housing an American style larder fridge. Keeping clutter to a minimum, the handy utility room offers further storage, alongside plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, in addition to direct access outdoors to another peaceful patio. From the kitchen, access the side entrance hall, its period chequerboard tiling underfoot hinting at the home's Victorian birthright, alongside the original front door with its embellished transom and intricately carved staircase with storage beneath. Turning right from the front door, the snug is a soothing space in which to unwind, peaceful, private and softly lit by natural light drifting in through sash windows to the front and side. Formerly the original dining room, wooden flooring mingles with plaster coving and traditional chair rail for a heritage feel, while the tiled, period fireplace adds depth of character. Opposite, shimmering, tasteful wallpaper dresses the feature wall in the dining room, a light-filled space perfect for entertaining. Warmth emanates from the log-burning stove encased within its Victorian surround, whilst the four-paned sash window frames verdant views over the trees to the front, whose changing colours mark the turn of the seasons. From the entrance hall, ascend the handsome wooden staircase to the first-floor landing, turning left into bedroom five. Home to an ornamental cast iron fireplace, views beckon out over the greenery to the front. With space for a double bed, this bedroom could also serve comfortably as a nursery or second home office. Across the landing, featuring built-in storage, bedroom three draws in light through a gothic arched window to the front, and again features an ornamental, original fireplace. Carpeted underfoot, in the same manner as bedroom five, this too is a comfortable double.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Games Room : Office : Snug : Triple Garage : Garden
Offers in Region of £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms Flat in Prince Albert Road, London NW8
A superb three bedroom, two bathroom apartment (1291sqft/120sqm) situated on the first floor of this highly reputable portered building located opposite Regent's Park. The property is offered in good decorative condition throughout and comprises an impressive double reception room with access to a private balcony, separate kitchen, principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom, two further double bedrooms and family shower room. Further benefits include wood flooring, spacious hallway, plenty of storage and a secure underground parking space for one car. Viceroy Court features a communal roof terrace with views across Regent's Park, 24-hour porterage, passenger lift and is enviably located on Prince Albert Road moments' walk from Regent's Park and Primrose Hill.
3 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : Reception Room/Dining Room : Balcony : Lift : Underground Parking : Communal Roof Terrace : 24 Hour Porter
£1,495,000 Subject To Contract