6 bedrooms House in New Road, Childrey, Wantage OX12
Elegant 1930s family home on 2.1 acres in Childrey. 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, games room, stunning gardens, tennis court &; modern kitchen. Character, comfort & charm in an idyllic village setting. Rural but not remote, Frethorne House is tucked behind electric gates and accessed through a handsome archway framed by a tapestry of climbing roses, prolifically flowering borders and closely clipped topiary. Built in 1937 and extended first in 1947 and again in 2002/2003, Frethorne House blends Lutyens-style elegance with modern family comforts, including underfloor heating in the kitchen and conservatory and an electric car charging point. A sweeping gravel driveway offers parking aplenty, alongside a large garage with a generous games room above. To the left, the study offers a peaceful haven with bespoke fitted cabinetry, a classic writing desk and shelves for your best-loved tomes, perfect for working from home in quiet comfort. Drawing in an abundance of light from multiple windows to three sides and a set of French doors to the rear, the drawing room at the end of this hallway offers a warm welcome to all. It's a true retreat all year round, with open fire and beamed ceiling ideal for winter gatherings and Christmas carols around the piano, and direct access to the garden for lazy summer afternoons. The dining room stretches the full width of the home, its leaded bay window framing tranquil views over the lawn. Whether it's Sunday lunch or supper with friends, the elegant stone fireplace and generous proportions set the stage for memorable occasions. Flowing from here is the heart of the home: a beautiful, sociable kitchen installed in 2021 by John Lewis of Hungerford. With grey tiled flooring and crisp white composite granite worktops, it's both stylish and functional. A central island seats six with ease, while integrated appliances include an electric four-oven AGA, Neff combi oven, induction hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and more. Deep cupboards, a walk-in pantry, and access to a prep area keep everything perfectly organised. From the kitchen, a lobby leads onto the sitting room: a warm and welcoming family space where a wood-burning stove ensures a cosy reception even in the depths of winter. Bright and airy, the beams above are painted in neutral tones to harmonise with the walls and ceiling, whilst to the rear, glazed double doors lead into the garden room, a versatile, sun-drenched space with underfloor heating that seamlessly brings the outside in. Practicalities are well covered too, with a utility room, cloakroom, and rear hallway offering ample storage, plumbing for laundry appliances, and a handy back porch. The principal suite is a calm and considered retreat, privately positioned with double-aspect views over the gardens, St Mary's Church and surrounding countryside. A walk-through dressing area leads to a bright, well-appointed en-suite with twin basins, a bath and a separate shower - perfect for a peaceful start or end to the day. Two further bedrooms sit across the central landing - one featuring its own private balcony - and a charming single bedroom makes an ideal nursery, study, or guest room. A sleek family bathroom and separate WC serve these rooms with ease. Further along, three more bedrooms enjoy views of the garden, treetops and fields beyond - each with fitted storage and a welcoming feel. Whether for older children, guests or home working, there's space for everyone to spread out and settle in. Over the porte cochre, the real wildcard: a fantastic games room and dedicated playroom. Bright, expansive and full of potential, it's a dream for growing families, creative minds or even those considering a self-contained annexe setup. Set in around 2.1 acres, the gardens here are nothing short of spectacular. The expansive rear terrace just off the kitchen is perfect for morning coffee, long lunches and evenings under the stars. Wide steps lead to a large lawn bordered by a neat low hedge, ancient roses, fruit trees, topiary and vibrant borders, all softened by winding paths, which encourage exploration. The vast expanse of mown grass to the front of the house is croquet-flat and marquee-ready, framed by mature trees and hedgerows that provide privacy and beauty in equal measure. Tucked discreetly away you'll find a tennis court, a timber stable, and a wilder area of garden that could easily be reimagined, whether as a space for children to roam, wildlife to flourish, or even, should one wish, a small paddock.
6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : En Suite Bathroom : 2 Guest WCs : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Drawing Room : Conservatory : Study : Games Room : Art Room : Wine Cellar : Porch : Pantry : Utility Room : Balcony : Garden : Double Garage : Driveway : Tennis Court
Offers Over £1,750,000 Subject To Contract
6 bedrooms House in Wharf Road, Shillingford, Wallingford OX10
Riverside House is positioned within this landscape rather than apart from it. Set behind timber gates and enclosed within its own gardens, the house reveals itself gradually on approach - brick and stone softened by planting, its proportions immediately recognisable as Georgian, but without any sense of formality or display. What defines the experience here is not arrival in the usual sense, but transition. From the open surroundings of the village and river, into something more contained, more private, and distinctly more personal. It is a house that settles you almost immediately - not through grandeur, but through a sense of permanence and ease. Built in the mid-18th century by James Ashby, a local maltster connected to the nearby wharf, Riverside House carries with it a quiet sense of provenance. Its materials and position are rooted in the working life of the river, and that connection still feels tangible today. Architecturally, the house reflects the clarity and restraint of its period - balanced elevations, sash windows, and well-proportioned rooms - yet what is most notable is how little it has been overinterpreted. Rather than being reshaped to follow fashion, it has been allowed to evolve gently, retaining both its structure and its character. Details such as the chinoiserie porch (mentioned by Nikolaus Pevsner in Buildings of England), the original Sun Alliance insurance mark and the presence of inglenook fireplaces speak to layers of history rather than a single moment in time. The result is a house that feels authentic rather than curated - one that has absorbed change without losing its identity. Life within Riverside House unfolds with a natural rhythm. The kitchen, with its hand-built cabinetry and Aga ovens, sits quietly at the centre - a space designed for use, for routine, and for gathering without ceremony. From here, the house moves easily between its more social and more introspective rooms. The drawing room carries a sense of occasion, anchored by its fireplace and proportions, yet remains comfortable rather than imposing. Elsewhere, the snug offers a different register entirely - smaller in scale, more enclosed, and well suited to the slower pace of evenings, particularly in winter when the fire is lit and the rest of the house recedes. What becomes apparent over time is that the house does not dictate how it should be lived in. Instead, it provides a framework - one that accommodates both larger gatherings and quieter, everyday moments with equal ease. Beyond the main house, the outbuilding extends this flexibility further. Currently arranged as garaging, workshop and recreational space, it reflects the way the owners have lived here - restoring cars, hosting informal events, and allowing the building to adapt as needed over time. Upstairs, the atmosphere shifts almost imperceptibly. The rooms feel lighter, quieter, and more removed from the activity of the ground floor. Bedrooms are arranged across two upper levels, each with its own perspective on the surrounding landscape - some looking into the gardens, others extending outwards across fields and water meadows. The uppermost rooms, in particular, carry a sense of retreat, with far-reaching views towards the Wittenham Clumps that change subtly with the light and seasons. There is nothing overtly designed about these spaces. Instead, they rely on proportion, light, and outlook to create their character. The effect is one of calm continuity - rooms that feel naturally restful without needing to announce themselves as such. The gardens are integral to the experience of Riverside House, not as a backdrop but as an extension of the way the house is lived in. Arranged as a series of connected spaces, they move from more structured areas close to the house into something looser and more open. The walled garden provides enclosure and intimacy, with planting that evolves through the seasons - from the intensity of spring colour to the softer tones of late summer. A central water feature introduces a quiet, continuous sound, shaping the atmosphere as much as the visual composition. Beyond this, the main lawn offers space and openness, historically even accommodating a tennis court, while the additional garden across the lane introduces a different character again - less contained, with a stream running through and uninterrupted views across the surrounding landscape. The proximity to the river is central. It is not simply a feature of the setting but part of daily life - a place for walking, for observing the changing seasons, and for maintaining a connection to the wider environment.
6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Breakfast Room : Snug : Utility Room : Cellar : Double Garage : Garage : Garden : Garden Recreation Room : Driveway
Offers Over £1,750,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Busgrove Lane, Stoke Row, Henley-On-Thames RG9
Built in 2017 by a respected local firm and beautifully redecorated throughout in 2025, this detached family home sits right in the heart of Stoke Row, one of the most loved villages in the Chilterns, with protected woodland rising directly behind it and an award-winning bakery, the village shop and two much-loved pubs all within a few minutes on foot. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 2,969 square feet, it offers five bedrooms, generous, connected living space and a genuinely versatile layout, all finished to a premium standard. Underfloor heating runs through the ground and first floors, the kitchen is fitted with Siemens appliances, and an EPC rating of B reflects how efficiently a home of this age performs. It is, in the truest sense, turnkey a house you can move into and simply begin living in. A welcoming arrival Birchwood House announces itself quietly. Electric gates, open onto a wide block-paved driveway with private parking for up to six cars, framed by clipped hedging and topiary. Ahead stands a handsome red-brick house under steep gables, its oak-framed porch giving the newly built home the warmth of something older. The hall is double-height and galleried, with an oak staircase rising through the centre and a sculptural brass pendant hanging in the well of light above. Oak flooring and doors run throughout the ground floor, and from the first moment the sense is of a home that has been thought about, and cared for, in every detail. The heart of the home Life at Birchwood House gathers, as it should, in the kitchen. A large island sits at its centre, topped in warm timber and generous enough to seat the family around it, with the induction hob built in and the room wrapping around it on every side. Handmade in a deep navy by Optiplan and set against a blue metro-tiled splashback and a Belfast sink, it is a kitchen that looks the part and works hard, two Siemens ovens, a Siemens microwave and integrated steamer, an integrated tall fridge and dishwasher, all in easy reach of the cook. The room opens to a dining area beneath pendant lights, where French doors give onto the terrace and the garden beyond. Tucked into the end wall is newly installed bespoke oak cabinetry, a stylish coffee station, the kind of considered, handmade touch that tells you the house has been loved. This is where Saturdays begin and where homework, cooking and conversation happen all at once. Off the back, a boot and utility room keeps the working part of the house out of sight, with its own Belfast sink and a door straight out to the garden for muddy boots and paws. Space to gather, retreat and entertain For all its openness, Birchwood House knows when to offer calm. The formal living room is the grown-up end of the home, a room to retreat to in the evening. It centres on a large, modern log burner set into a brick hearth beneath an oak mantel, soft carpet underfoot and its own French doors to the patio, so it stays bright by day and cosy by night. It is a room made for reading, talking and long evenings with friends, while daily life carries on around. Calm, considered and complete The first floor holds four bedrooms. The principal suite looks out over the garden and the woodland behind, with a large walk-in wardrobe and a private en-suite finished with a double vanity and a walk-in shower. A second bedroom has its own en-suite, while two further bedrooms share the family bathroom along the landing. One of these rooms is currently used as a generous dressing room, giving the house an easy five or six bedrooms depending on how a family chooses to live. A second oak staircase rises to the top floor, where two more bedrooms sit under the eaves, brightened by roof lights and served by a stylish shared bathroom. A large, fully boarded and lit storage room on this floor offers the kind of walk-in loft space most homes can only dream of. On the ground floor there is also a snug, a relaxed, comfortable room with fitted storage that works equally well as a playroom, a family television room or a quiet escape. A dedicated home office completes the ground floor with fast, reliable broadband and both owners having worked from home here for years, it is a room that earns its keep. A garden made for summer days The garden is designed to be lived in. A sandstone terrace runs the full width of the house, with seating set outside both sets of French doors so the outside space flows straight from the kitchen and the living room. To one side sits a proper garden kitchen with a barbecue and bar, ready for summer entertaining, alongside built-in seating and a spot set aside for a hot tub.
5 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : 2 En Suite Bathrooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Office : Snug : Storage Room : Utility Room : Garden : Driveway
Guide Price £1,750,000 Subject To Contract
7 bedrooms House in Defford Road, Pershore WR10
Tucked quietly within the heart of Pershore, yet entirely removed from its bustle, this house is one of those rare homes that feels both discovered and remembered. Dating back to circa 1820, this Grade II listed Regency villa sits within approximately 1.2 acres of private, landscaped grounds, bordered by the historic Abbey Park - a setting that feels both central and utterly secluded. Approached via a sweeping gravel driveway with a turning circle, the house reveals itself gradually - a moment of arrival that never fails to impress. Mature topiary, specimen trees, and carefully curated planting frame the facade, creating a sense of quiet grandeur. It is, quite simply, a house of stature - long admired locally, yet surprisingly hidden from view. The architecture is everything one hopes for from a Regency home - high ceilings, large sash windows, elegant symmetry - yet what sets Pershore House apart is the quality of light. A broad south-facing aspect allows sunlight to pour through the principal rooms, while the dual aspect ensures a naturally temperate, comfortable environment year-round. The principal reception rooms are beautifully executed. The drawing room is both elegant and inviting - centred around a marble Georgian fireplace and a Vermont Castings Intrepid II wood burner, with bespoke joinery discreetly incorporating media and storage. Triple sash windows and French doors frame uninterrupted views across the garden. The dining room is equally atmospheric with panelled walls, an Adams-style fire surround, and a Vermont gas stove mirroring the warmth of the main reception space. Oak flooring runs underfoot, reinforcing a sense of continuity and flow. A series of interconnected spaces allows the house to flex effortlessly - from formal entertaining to relaxed family living - something the current owners have enjoyed for nearly two decades. At the centre of the house lies a kitchen designed not just for function, but for living A central island anchors the space, complete with De Dietrich induction hob, integrated appliances including an AEG microwave, and multiple power points designed for modern living. Underfoot, honed limestone flooring flows seamlessly into the adjoining sunroom - a beautifully light-filled extension that blurs the boundary between indoors and out. Beyond lies the original Georgian pantry with integral cold store, a rare and charming feature. This is a kitchen designed for gathering - for long lunches, family celebrations, and effortless entertaining. Pershore House has evolved with its owners, offering a layout that adapts to changing needs. A converted hayloft above the garage now serves as a gym, while the study, library, and multiple reception rooms provide quiet spaces to retreat. The library on the landing is a particular highlight - a calm, south-facing room lined with bespoke shelving, offering a moment of stillness within a larger home. The staircase itself is a feature - a French-polished mahogany balustrade winding through multiple levels, reinforcing the sense of scale and craftsmanship throughout. The principal bedroom suite enjoys a south-facing aspect, with a dressing room opening onto a private balcony and an en-suite bathroom featuring original 1930s detailing alongside modern fittings. Further bedrooms are generously proportioned, many with fireplaces, built-in storage, and views across either the formal gardens or towards Pershore Abbey. A top floor provides additional bedrooms and flexibility for guests, family, or workspace. Throughout, there is a sense of privacy and calm - a house that accommodates both large gatherings and quiet moments with equal ease. An attached two-bedroom wing provides exceptional versatility. With its own entrance, kitchen, living spaces, and garden, it offers ideal accommodation for multi-generational living, guests, or income potential (previously advised at approximately £1,400 pcm). Importantly, it retains the ability to be reintegrated into the main house with minimal alteration, offering flexibility for future owners. The grounds are as compelling as the house itself. Extending to around 1.2 acres, they have been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of distinct yet connected spaces. A heated swimming pool, surrounded by paved terraces, forms a natural focal point during the summer months, while a Victorian greenhouse with a mature pinot noir vine, ornamental pond, and mature planting add layers of interest throughout the seasons. The boundary adjoining Abbey Park incorporates historic reclaimed stone, reinforcing the property's heritage. Mature trees, hedging, and topiary create a haven for wildlife, while carefully positioned seating areas offer both sun and shade throughout the day.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Separate WC : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Breakfast Room : Library : Office : Gym : Pantry : Utility Room : Boot Room : Wine Cellar : Swimming Pool : 1 X 2 Bedroom Self-Contained Flat : Garden : Garage : Driveway
Guide Price £1,750,000 Subject To Contract
1 bedroom Flat in Hollandgreen Place, London W8
Exquisite interior designed one-bedroom apartment in one of Kensington's finest new developments. Measuring 646 sq ft, set on the third floor with floor to ceiling windows and impressive 2.9m ceiling heights. The kitchen is well equipped with Gaggenau appliances and has space for dining, leading onto the living room which is flooded with natural light from the southerly aspect. The bedroom is well appointed with ample built in storage and benefits from a large en-suite bathroom. Hollandgreen Place has an outstanding spa and entertainment area for residents and their guests. With double-height ceilings, there is a naturally-lit 20-metre heated swimming pool and a hot spa. Around the pool is a sauna and steam room, a fitness centre with a gym and studio space and treatment rooms. The entertainment area includes a cinema, a private function room, a golf simulator and a children's playroom. The development also benefits from a 24 hour concierge team.
Bedroom : Bathroom : Reception Room : Kitchen : 24 Hour Concierge : Residents' Leisure Facilities : Air Conditioning
Guide Price £1,750,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in Marshall Street, London W1
Bright dual aspect duplex apartment with private balcony located in the heart of the West End just off Carnaby Street. Arranged over the 3rd and 4th floors of this Victorian conversion benefitting from a concierge and lift access. Comprising of naturally bright dual aspect open plan living room which has direct access to the private south facing balcony. The apartment benefits from a well-appointed kitchen with integrated appliances. The 3rd floor comprises of a principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, 2nd double bedroom and bathroom. There is a large storage cupboard integrated under the stairs. Moments from the vibrant Carnaby Street, the restaurants, retail and theatres of the West End are on your doorstep. Short walk to Oxford Circus and Elizabeth line at Tottenham Court Road. Universities: UCL, LSE and LBS. Council Tax: Westminster Band G.
2 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : Reception Room : Kitchen : Balcony : Concierge : Lift
£1,750,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Gibsons Hill, London SW16
A fantastic detached mid century (built 1948) family home located at the top of Gibson's Hill in the Norwood Grove conservation area, a sought after, elevated residential road with a country feel within the city. Bordering Norwood Grove and Streatham Common Southside with the Grade II listed Rookery Gardens and cafe. The expansive garden featuring a central lawn with established mature trees and layered shrubs is a blend of naturalistic beauty and structured design. The garden incorporates a mix of evergreen, topiary, and seasonal plants to ensure the garden remains appealing in winter and throughout the year. The paved patio off the kitchen, accessed through two larger sets of bifold doors for seamless indoor-outdoor living. An In and Out driveway, providing multi-car parking at the front of the property. Parking in the road is also extremely easy. The property also has a garage. The house has been extended and renovated by the current owners to create flexible and spacious accommodation throughout offering an opportunity for exceptional family living. Upon entering the home from an attractive covered porchway and into a wide hallway providing access to all the downstairs accommodation wing onto the patio ideal for al fresco dining and relaxing and the well maintained lawn, bordered by mature trees and established shrubs with rear access. The ground floor also has a study, a bedroom and a shower room that would make an ideal annexe, utility room, built in storage cupboards and access to the garage. The first floor has three good sized bedrooms, two with en suite bathrooms and walk in wardrobes and the third with an en suite shower room. The second floor has a fourth bedroom with en suite shower room and eaves storage. West Norwood, Streatham and Streatham Common stations are close by as well as good local bus routes.
5 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : 3 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : 2 Reception Rooms : Kitchen/Dining Room : Study : Utility Room : Pantry : Storage Area : Garden : Garage : Off-Street Parking
£1,750,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms Flat in Lombard Road, London SW11
A wonderful and unique opportunity to acquire this recently refurbished outstanding 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom split level apartment, spread across the 8th and 9th floors. Extending to approx. 1,610 sq ft (149.6 sqm) with breath-taking floor to ceiling windows right along the riverside, the accommodation on offer is perfectly generous in proportion and easily meets the demands that modern living presents. Capturing a stunning vista of the London cityscape, this impressive apartment is drenched in natural light throughout and all who wisely chose to inspect will be very impressed with the spacious open plan lifestyle and unique features, including underfloor heating and many more. Positioned within Falcon Wharf, a well renowned and sought after development resting on the banks of the River Thames, residents will enjoy a 24-hour concierge service, secure underground parking, and four communal roof terraces, in particular residents can enjoy amazing 360-degree views over London which the 18th-floor terrace offers, along with two gazebos. You enter the flat on the 8th floor and are welcomed into the large open plan kitchen, dining and reception space. The reception space is excellent and perfect for entertaining, and relaxation. With marble floors and ornate finishes, no expense has been spared in this space which also has feature recessed spotlighting. The gorgeous open plan kitchen has plenty of preparation/cupboard space at eye and counter level along with integrated appliances and a Chef's island which has space for dining. There is a very unique bespoke lighting feature on the marble finish in the kitchen island which can change the colour scheme on demand. This has to be seen to be fully appreciated. The living room opens up to a fantastic 'winter garden' with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the River Thames and with incredible views across London. Off the kitchen, space is there a balcony providing an excellent outdoor space. There is further additional storage adjacent to the kitchen and a guest bathroom. Upstairs on the 9th floor, off which there is the main bathroom, with bath, walk-in shower, hand basin and WC. The fittings are of the highest standard and include marble floor and wall finish, chrome fittings, full height tempered glass shower screen and feature lighting. Off the landing, there is also some useful storage cupboards. The main bedroom is superb, and benefits from a full wall of high-quality built-in wardrobes with ample shelving and hanging space. There is an en suite, which has a marble floor and wall finish, stylish bath, WC and hand basin that are of the highest quality and design. There are light features and chrome fittings also. The main bedroom also benefits from its own winter garden which offers the perfect tranquillity space, here you can sit and inhale the stunning riverside views in a lovely setting. Off the landing, you have two further double bedrooms, both with ample built-in wardrobe space. both bedrooms share the wonderful views this apartment offers. Falcon Wharf is located on Lombard Road, close to Battersea Square and benefits from all the local shops and restaurants of the Square and the surrounding area. Battersea Bridge is close by giving easy access to Chelsea Embankment and the Kings Road and for those seeking vast green spaces, Battersea Park is a short walk away, with its various parkland walks, boating lake, tennis courts and more. Clapham Junction station is 0.9m away and offers frequent rail links to London Victoria and London Waterloo, thus offering connections to the London Underground which offers further connections to the main shopping, business and entertainment districts of Central London and the City. There is also direct access to the Thames Clipper River Boat Service with connections to Tower Hill, Canary Wharf and Greenwich. There are also several bus routes nearby, that link to major locations, and beyond.
3 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : Guest WC : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen : Conservatory : Winter Garden : 24 Hour Concierge : Communal Roof Terraces : Underground Parking
£1,750,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms House in Little Bognor, Fittleworth, Pulborough RH20
This represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine historical significance, set within grounds that are as compelling as the house itself, where water, landscape and architecture combine to create a truly unique living environment. Tucked away within the unspoilt hamlet of Little Bognor, it is a truly exceptional former watermill, set within enchanting grounds with water at its heart and enjoying far-reaching views across the surrounding West Sussex countryside. Believed to date back to the 12th century, the property formed part of the historic network of mills along the River Rother, serving the local community for centuries before ceasing operation in the late 19th century. Over time, the original mill and adjoining mill house evolved into a single residence, the building that stands today reflecting its rich and layered history, with 17th century timber framing, later stone elevations and the enduring character of its origins, now recognised as a Grade II listed home of architectural and historic significance. The setting is what defines Crowsole Mill. Approached via a quiet country lane, the property sits beautifully within its grounds, with a striking mill pond providing an immediate focal point, its still water reflecting the surrounding gardens and architecture. From here, the mill's original watercourse continues to shape the landscape, flowing gently from the pond via a charming waterfall, passing beneath the house itself, and emerging as a stream that meanders naturally through the formal gardens beyond. This ever-present movement of water creates a unique atmosphere, both visually and audibly, and is rarely found in properties of this nature. The grounds extend to approximately 5.5 acres in total, combining formal gardens, mature planting and areas of woodland, all carefully arranged within a gently undulating landscape. The gardens are beautifully curated, with established rhododendrons, topiary and seasonal planting creating colour and structure throughout the year, alongside a series of pathways and terraces that invite exploration. A particularly special addition is the outdoor swimming pool, discreetly positioned and enclosed by mature hedging, offering a high degree of privacy. The pool is complemented by a retractable glass cover, allowing for extended seasonal use while preserving the tranquility of its setting. Positioned to take full advantage of the surrounding views is a striking rotating summer house, an unusual and beautifully considered feature that provides a peaceful retreat within the grounds, allowing one to follow the sun and enjoy different aspects of the landscape throughout the day. Beyond the principal gardens, the land rises gently to an elevated position from which there are panoramic views across neighbouring farmland and distant countryside, further enhancing the sense of privacy and escape. Internally, the accommodation is rich in character and authenticity. The principal reception room is particularly impressive, with exposed timbers, lower ceilings and a large inglenook fireplace creating a wonderfully atmospheric living space. The kitchen sits at the heart of the house, traditionally arranged with timber cabinetry and space for informal dining, again featuring exposed beams and a strong connection to the outside. The accommodation is arranged across multiple levels, reflecting the building's evolution over time, and includes three to four bedrooms, a study and additional reception spaces, offering flexibility for modern living while preserving the integrity of the original structure. Outside, a range of outbuildings includes garages, one of which is large enough to accommodate three cars and benefits from a mezzanine level above for additional storage. Former stables and a variety of useful ancillary spaces further enhance the versatility on offer, ideal for storage, hobbies, or potential adaptation. Little Bognor remains one of the area's most peaceful and unchanged hamlets, a quiet rural setting within the South Downs National Park, surrounded by rolling countryside, scenic walking routes and far-reaching views. The nearby village of Fittleworth offers a strong sense of community alongside everyday amenities including a village shop, popular cafe and well-regarded public houses, while excellent road and rail links via Pulborough provide convenient access to London. The historic market town of Petworth is also close at hand, renowned for its antique shops, galleries and restaurants, ensuring a well-balanced lifestyle of countryside tranquility with accessible local conveniences. Gatwick Airport lies approximately 30 miles to the north-east, with Heathrow around 45 miles away, supporting both domestic and international travel.
3 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : Separate WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Sitting Room : Garden Room : Study : Utility Room : Garden : Swimming Pool : Summer House : Outbuildings : Stables : 2 Garages : Driveway
£1,750,000 Subject To Contract
6 bedrooms House in Foulser Road, London SW17
An exceptional double-fronted "Heaver Style" six bedroom period family home with fantastic high ceilings, original cornicing and fireplaces. An impressive double-fronted period family home with ornate Victorian architecture and generously proportioned rooms throughout. The stunning stained glass front door opens into a wide entrance hall leading into two reception rooms at the front of the house with fantastic high ceilings, original cornicing and period fireplaces. The kitchen dining room at the rear leads onto the mature and paved rear garden, study/bedroom with patio doors leading to the garden. The first floor to the front boasts two large double bedrooms, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom with stairs up to the attic. Foulser Road is a charming residential road within a short walk of Tooting Bec station (Northern Line) and the open spaces of Tooting Commons and the open-air freshwater swimming pool at Tooting Bec Lido. The area is served by a selection of highly rated primary and secondary schools. As well as an array of shops, restaurants, and bars.
6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Study/Bedroom 7 : Cellar : Garden
£1,750,000 Subject To Contract