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6 bedrooms Flat in Philbeach Gardens, London SW5

A private entrance opens onto a beautiful hallway with original tiled flooring and leads to a generous double reception room with well-defined living and dining areas. To the rear, the kitchen provides direct access to the private garden and is ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The upper floors offer extensive accommodation, with the first floor comprising two large double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor provides a further two double bedrooms, an additional single bedroom, a family bathroom and a separate utility room. Original period features including fireplaces, cornicing, high ceilings and sash windows are retained throughout. The property is available to move straight in to and also offers excellent scope for reconfiguration and personalisation. On the market chain free with a lease of 950 years and no service charges. Situated within the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, Philbeach Gardens provides a calm, leafy residential setting while remaining centrally located. Earl's Court Underground Station is within easy reach for access to the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines, along with a wide range of shops, restaurants and local amenities. Council tax band: H.

6 Bedrooms : 2 Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Storage : Garden

£2,500,000 Subject To Contract

3 bedrooms Flat in Horseferry Road, London SW1

Residents benefit from excellent on-site amenities including a 24-hour concierge, fully equipped fitness suite, landscaped communal gardens with water feature, and secure underground parking. The open-plan reception room features a sleek integrated kitchen with high-end Miele appliances and opens onto a private balcony with views towards St John's Gardens, ideal for entertaining and everyday living. The accommodation comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with built-in storage and a contemporary en-suite bathroom, alongside two further bedrooms also served by a stylish family bathroom with access to a second balcony. Ideally positioned, walking distance of St James's Park, Westminster and Victoria transport links, and surrounded by renowned cultural, dining and retail destinations, this apartment offers secure and refined central London living. Council tax band: F.

3 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen : 2 Balconies : Lift : 24 Hour Concierge : Underground Parking : Communal Gardens

£2,500,000 Subject To Contract

4 bedrooms House in Onslow Gardens, London N10

Situated on a sought-after residential road on the border of Highgate and Muswell Hill is this striking family home backing onto, and with views over, Queen's Woods. Set back from the road behind a driveway accommodating two cars, this spectacular family home extends to over 3000 sq ft and has undergone a complete program of refurbishment. Offers well-appointed accommodation over four floors, comprising on the lower floors an entrance hallway, elegant bay fronted reception room which steps down to a spacious dining room with a retractable skylight overhead and galleried over an additional reception room below, kitchen/breakfast room that leads out to the terrace beyond, guest cloakroom, utility room and gym. The upper floors boast a grand principal suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms, shower room, and a family bathroom. Further benefits include smart house technology, Lutron lighting, motorised blinds, ample storage throughout, off-street parking for two cars, verdant views and a secluded, landscaped rear garden with side access. Ideally situated for the open spaces of Highgate and Queen's Woods, Highgate Underground station (Northern Line) and the amenities of both Highgate Village and Muswell Hill Broadway.

4 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen /Breakfast Room : Lounge : Gym : Utility Room : Patio : Garden : Driveway

Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract

3 bedrooms Flat in Battersea Square, London SW11

A rare and exceptional duplex penthouse set within one of Battersea's most celebrated warehouse conversions, occupying a commanding position overlooking the vibrant Battersea Square. This stunning apartment extends to approximately 2,236 sq ft (208 sq m) of interior space, with a further 382 sq ft (35 sq m) of private terrace, and makes an immediate impression with ceiling heights exceeding 5 metres in both the principal reception room and main bedroom - a genuinely dramatic quality that is almost impossible to find elsewhere in London. The generous reception room flows seamlessly between sitting and dining areas, complemented by a well-appointed open-plan kitchen. Three double bedrooms each benefit from their own ensuite bathroom, while two terraces offer elevated views across the square and towards the Thames. Air conditioning is installed throughout, and the building is served by a passenger lift. Two off-street parking spaces complete this exceptional package. Battersea Square itself is one of south-west London's most sought-after addresses, home to an eclectic mix of independent restaurants and boutique shops, and the renowned Thomas's Battersea School. Battersea Park, Battersea Power Station with its Northern Line connections, Clapham Junction, and the King's Road are all within easy reach.

3 Bedrooms : 2 En Suite Bathrooms : En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen : Air Conditioning : Balcony : Roof Terrace : Lift : Off-Street Parking

£2,500,000 Subject To Contract

10 bedrooms House in Stanley Road, Teddington TW11

A rare opportunity to acquire what is believed to be one of the largest plots currently available in Teddington. Part of the property was formerly used as a day nursery, and the substantial existing building extends to approximately 5,173 sq ft, with a further 600 sq ft of outbuilding accommodation. It offers exceptional scope for refurbishment, remodelling and complete repurposing, creating what could become one of Teddington's finest homes or an outstanding alternative development opportunity - either residential, commercial or mixed - subject to the necessary consents. The extensive and highly flexible accommodation is arranged across the cellar, ground, first and second floors. The current configuration reflects the building's varied history and comprises a considerable number of bedrooms, reception rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and ancillary spaces. The property now requires comprehensive refurbishment and modernisation throughout, providing a purchaser with the opportunity to reconsider the building as a whole and create a layout tailored to their own requirements. Its exceptional proportions could lend themselves to the creation of a magnificent family residence, multigenerational accommodation or an entirely new arrangement. The scale of the plot is a defining feature. Extensive garden and courtyard areas extend alongside and behind the main building, while a substantial separate two-storey outbuilding provides approximately 600 sq ft of additional space. There is also a further shed offering useful storage. This is not a conventional turnkey home, but an increasingly scarce opportunity to acquire a building and site of remarkable proportions in Teddington. With imagination and investment, the property could be completely transformed and given an exciting new chapter. The property occupies a convenient position on Stanley Road, with beautiful Teddington High Street within walking distance, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and everyday amenities. Teddington Railway station is also within close proximity. The station provides a direct and frequent loop-line service to London Waterloo, calling at destinations including Richmond and Vauxhall, making the location well suited to commuters. Families are particularly well catered for, with a number of nearby state primary schools, including the outstanding St Mary's and St Peter's Church of England Primary School, within whose catchment area the property is understood to be. Local state secondary options include Waldegrave School and Teddington School. Independent schools within the surrounding area include Newland House School, a co-educational preparatory school for children aged three to 13, together with Radnor House, St Catherine's School, Hampton School and The Lady Eleanor Holles School. Purchasers should make their own enquiries directly with the relevant schools regarding admissions, eligibility and catchment areas. Bushy Park, one of London's magnificent Royal Parks, is close at hand, offering over 1,000 acres of open parkland, woodland, ponds and waterways. Famous for its roaming herds of red and fallow deer, the park provides a wonderful setting for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors, as well as being home to the popular Pheasantry Cafes and lying adjacent to historic Hampton Court Palace. The property is also conveniently placed for an outstanding stretch of the River Thames and Teddington Lock, one of the area's most picturesque local landmarks. The pedestrian footbridge across the lock provides direct access to Ham Lands, a beautiful riverside nature reserve with extensive walking and cycling routes, while the wider green spaces of Ham and Richmond Park are also readily accessible. This exceptional combination of riverside scenery, open countryside and magnificent parkland is one of the great attractions of living in Teddington.

10 Bedrooms : 3 Bathrooms : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Garden WC : Reception Room : Kitchen/Dining Room : Kitchen : Conservatory : Living Room : Loft Room : Cellar : Garden

£2,500,000 Subject To Contract

4 bedrooms House in Trevor Square, London SW7

A rare opportunity to acquire an unmodernised freehold house in one of Knightsbridge's finest garden squares. Standing at the end of the western terrace with its own entrance to the side, the house benefits from windows on more than one aspect and is exceptionally light throughout. It extends to approximately 2,025 sq ft including vaults, arranged over four floors. The ground floor has an open kitchen and reception room running almost the full depth of the house, with a dining room and sitting room a few steps up at the rear. The principal bedroom with its walk-in closet and en suite bathroom are on the first floor, two further bedrooms and a shower room are situated on the second, and a fourth bedroom or second sitting room on the lower ground floor with an en suite bathroom and its own patio, plus a laundry area and two external vaults. The house has not been updated for some years giving an incoming purchaser the opportunity to refurbish and decorate to their own tastes. Trevor Square is quietly tucked away in the heart of Knightsbridge, sitting peacefully between Knightsbridge and Brompton Road, conveniently situated close to the vast green expanse of Hyde Park and moments from the first-class amenities and world class Harrods Department Store.

3 Bedrooms : Bedroom 4/Sitting Room : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : En Suite WC : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen : Juliet Balcony : Patio

£2,500,000 Subject To Contract

6 bedrooms House in Easthampstead Road, Wokingham RG40

The Old Farmhouse blends rural charm with modern living. 5800 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a beautiful country kitchen, several reception rooms and a stunning, versatile entertainment space. 2.4 acres of grounds include a pool, landscaped gardens, patios and a paddock. Tucked away along a sweeping, hedge lined driveway, The Old Farmhouse, beckons from behind electric gates. Beyond, ample parking for easily ten cars can be found upon the block paving, neatly edged with richly stocked borders brimming with seasonal colour and texture. Although this is a cosy snug, its also awash with light from the double aspect windows while natural warmth radiates from the log-burning stove, encased within its attractive brick surround. Opening up to the rear, the snug flows through into a breakfast area, where bifold doors invite the outdoors in, providing instant access out to the garden via a few steps for those alfresco moments. Beams stretch out across the ceiling, seamlessly connecting zoned spaces, drawing your eye through to the generously sized family kitchen. From the kitchen, you can head back into the entrance hall or take another door in the far corner. To the right, rustic wooden flooring flows out underfoot in the utility room, overflowing with storage, and furnished with an overhead clothes airer, sink, washing machine and tumble dryer. A handy WC is also accessed from here. To the left, a couple of wooden steps lead down to a sunny drawing room which could also serve as a wonderful formal dining room, dressed in earthy, warm hues and with a grand ambience thanks to the high ceilings and French doors which open out to a front patio courtyard. Steps lead down from the utility room take you into the newly created link barn, the entertaining hub of the home, added by the owners and connecting an original barn and stables with the farmhouse. Fitted storage lies beneath the bench seating, providing a boot room entrance to this vast and vibrant space, which also can be accessed directly from the courtyard. Effortlessly zoned into a games room (with space for a pool table), purpose built bar area, entertaining space, study and store this whole area could offer self-contained living or a great guest suite thanks to the ensuite bedroom, replete with free standing bath, wash basin and separate WC. Off the gym, a large boot room, with more fitted storage provides space for all your outdoor gear, also serving as a changing room and providing handy access to a shower room with WC. Returning to the entrance hall, opposite the kitchen door are the stairs to the landing. Turning left takes you into the principal suite, preceded by a generously-sized dressing room, airy and light, with fitted hanging space, shelving and drawers. From the top of the stairs, bedroom two is straight ahead into the inner landing, a large and light bedroom, with olive green hues to the walls, served by views out over the garden and a shower room ensuite also with wash basin and WC. Bedroom 3 is opposite the entrance to the principal dressing room, where windows to two sides capture idyllic views out over the garden and pond. Freshen up in the peace and privacy of the shower room ensuite, also furnished with wash basin, WC and heated towel radiator. Turning right into the inner landing, at the far end you can seek sanctuary in bedroom four, a delightful double, where neutral shades create a soothing feel, and windows to two sides invite garden views and light through. Returning along the landing, on your right arrive at bedroom five, a peaceful double at the rear of the home with leafy views out over the garden. Just outside bedroom 2 is the family bathroom, where wooden flooring features underfoot and a deep, rolltop, clawfoot bath contains a shower above. There is also a WC, wash basin and heated towel radiator. Step outside through the bifolding doors of the entertainment room and onto a substantial paved patio, tailor-made for alfresco dining and entertaining. Extending to 2.4 acres, the grounds also include a large paddock to the right as you sweep in along the driveway, creating a quintessential country setting. Beautifully planted with mature silver birch and willow trees, this naturalistic landscape is designed for both relaxation and exploration. A large, level lawn offers space for children to play, while a pond adds its own elemental balance to the tranquil, wildlife-friendly atmosphere. Accessed via a sheltered veranda, the garden studio overlooks a separate, astroturf lawn adjoining the drive and opens via bifolding doors into a spacious sitting room. Whitewashed plank flooring adds a bright, airy feel, while electric heating ensures year-round comfort. Large enough to accommodate a bed even, this flexible space could serve as a guest suite, art studio, music room, games room, yoga retreat or a peaceful home office the possibilities are myriad.

4 Bedrooms : Bedroom 5 With Bath : Bedroom 6 With Bath : Bathroom : Shower Room : 3 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Snug/Family Room : Entertainment Room : Games Room : Office : Study : Gym : Bar : Swimming Pool : Storage : Utility Room : Plant Room : Garden Studio : Garden : Driveway

Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract

6 bedrooms House in High Street, Chipping Campden GL55

Set on Chipping Campden's celebrated high street, Ivy House is a substantial Grade II listed town house whose architectural story reaches back to the late seventeenth century. Historic England records an early-eighteenth-century remodelling, followed by further work in the early-to-mid nineteenth century; later arts & crafts associations add another compelling layer to the houses history. The result is a home of unusual depth and character. Its three-gabled Cotswold stone frontage, sash windows and distinctive bow window create a quietly impressive presence in the town. Inside, generous reception rooms, six bedrooms and a suite of flexible attic rooms are arranged across three floors. To the rear, the house opens into a mature west-facing garden of approximately 0.36 acres, with useful workshops and gravelled parking for around four cars. It is historic, generous and wonderfully individual. Ivy House meets the High Street with the confidence of a building that has stood at the centre of Campden life for centuries. Coursed Cotswold stone, a stone-tiled roof, three shaped gables and low nineteenth-century arrow-head railings form the setting for the early-eighteenth-century bow window and a handsome entrance beneath a stone hood carried on carved consoles. The nine-panel front door opens into a wide reception hall, where the house begins to reveal its layers. The tiled floor, stained glass and curved staircase identify as part of its arts & crafts inheritance; Historic England has noted the quality of the interior and the survival of eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century features, including the principal staircase. The first impression is not staged or overly formal. It is one of age, texture and genuine architectural interest. The principal reception rooms sit across the front of the house, each responding differently to the High Street beyond. The drawing room is the largest and most atmospheric, extending to approximately 22 ft 6 in. Its curved bow window brings daylight deep into the room, whilst the open fireplace, timber floor and restrained plaster-work give it warmth without diminishing its scale. It is easy to understand why this is one of the current owners favourite spaces. Across the reception hall, the sitting room offers a more intimate counterpoint. Well-proportioned and centred on a fireplace, it works naturally as an everyday family room, whilst the adjoining front study is large enough to serve as a serious home office, library or additional sitting room. A second, smaller study lies farther into the house, making it easy if two people working from home each need peace and privacy. These are not interchangeable rooms. The drawing room has presence; the sitting room feels relaxed; the studies add the practical flexibility demanded by modern life. Together, they allow the house to move easily between quiet days and larger gatherings when entertaining. The heart of the house. Beyond the reception rooms, the dining room forms a natural link to the kitchen and garden area of the house. The generous proportions make it comfortable for everyday meals yet more than capable of accommodating a long table when friends and family get together. The heart of the home is the kitchen, a memorable room: high ceilings, exposed beams and an original door to the courtyard give it a character distinct from the more formal spaces at the front. Pale contemporary cabinetry is paired with limestone work surfaces, whilst a four-oven Aga with two electric plates provides a substantial focal point. Underfloor heating, supplemented by the Aga when in use, makes the room warm and characterful, as well as being very practical. A separate scullery provides valuable back-up space and houses a Miele hob and oven. There is also built-in indoor grill. There is planning permission in place, subject to final consent for a sun room to the rear of the kitchen, with architects drawings available. The flexibility of Ivy House extends well beyond its formal rooms. Two studies make home working straightforward, whilst the scullery, ground-floor bath and shower room, separate WC and extensive circulation spaces support busy family life without compromising the principal rooms. On the second floor, two substantial attic rooms sit alongside the sixth bedroom and a box room. These are shown simply as attic rooms rather than bedrooms, but offer useful possibilities for creative work, hobbies, storage or occasional overflow, subject always to the usual consents. The principal loft is boarded, lit and accessed through a top-floor room, with further roof-space access points elsewhere in the house.

6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : En Suite Bathroom : 2 Guest WCs : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Utility Room : Drawing Room : 2 Study's : Music Room : Garden : Off Street Parking

Offers Over £2,500,000 Subject To Contract

5 bedrooms House in Marlow Common, Marlow SL7

A rare opportunity in prime Marlow location, 5 bedroom family home with generous gardens. A peaceful location within easy reach of the high street and fantastic schools Set along one of Marlow's most sought-after roads, Woodlands offers a rare balance of space and seclusion, surrounded by open countryside yet just minutes from the town centre. Tucked behind gates, providing ample parking, and framed by mature trees, this is a home that feels private and established from the moment you arrive. The approach is calm and understated, leading into a house that reveals its scale gradually rather than all at once. With over 3,800 sqft of space including the garage and outdoor studio and grounds of just over half an acre, it is a home designed to support family life both now and in the years ahead. The layout has been carefully arranged to create both connection and flexibility. The main living room, centred around a log burner, is warm and inviting, with generous proportions and views across the garden that shift beautifully with the seasons. At the heart of the house, the kitchen and breakfast room is bright, social and naturally connected to the terrace, allowing everyday life to extend outdoors with ease. It's a space that works just as well for busy mornings as it does for long, relaxed evenings. Alongside this, additional reception rooms provide flexibility without compromise. Whether used for formal dining, a playroom, a snug or a second sitting room, the house adapts easily to the rhythm of modern family life. Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged around a spacious, light-filled landing, overlooking the double-height entrance, where tall windows draw natural light through both levels. The principal suite is particularly well considered, with a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, a walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed en suite. It feels like a private retreat within the home. Four further bedrooms provide excellent flexibility, whether for children, guests or working from home, supported by two additional bathrooms. Each room benefits from natural light and a connection to the surrounding landscape. The garden is one of Woodlands' defining features. Extending to approximately 0.52 acres and enjoying a south-easterly aspect, it captures the best of the light throughout the day. A large, level lawn provides space for play, garden games or simply for enjoying the sense of openness. The terrace sits perfectly for outdoor dining, offering an easy transition from the kitchen and main living areas. And at the far end, an orchard area with apple, plum and cherry trees to complete this picturesque idyll. In addition to the main accommodation, the property includes a detached double garage with a a room and W/C above, along with a separate garden studio. These spaces offer genuine flexibility and are increasingly valuable in modern living. Whether used as a home office, gym, creative studio or a space for older children, they allow for independence without disconnecting from the main house. Marlow Common is widely regarded as one of the area's most desirable addresses, known for its combination of natural beauty and convenience. Surrounded by woodland and open countryside within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers immediate access to walking and cycling routes that connect into the Chiltern Hills. There's a sense of escape and yet Marlow High Street is just a short drive away, offering an excellent choice of restaurants, cafe's and independent shops, along with highly regarded schools and strong transport links into London. It's a setting that allows you to enjoy the best of both worlds, a quieter pace of life without losing connection.

5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Living Room : Office : Utility Room : Juliet Balcony : Garden : Art Studio : Double Garage : Parking

Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract

6 bedrooms House in Hedgerley Lane, Beaconsfield HP9

Immaculately presented & ready to move in to. Landscaped gardens & generous entertaining space with pool room, sauna & home cinema. A rare combination of period charm and modern interiors. Hedgerley End House is an Edwardian family home, built in 1905 and reimagined over the past decade. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 5,284 sq ft, it sits on one of the most sought-after lanes in Beaconsfield, a short walk from the parish church, the independent shops, and the pubs and restaurants that give this corner of Buckinghamshire its character. It pairs the proportions and warmth of its period with a level of specification more often found in a new build: a bespoke Tom Howley kitchen, a full entertainment wing with cinema and games room, a leisure suite with sauna and gym, and six bedrooms above. It is a home designed, unmistakably, around the way a family actually lives. The approach is pure Old Town: a gravelled driveway with room for several cars and a double garage with an electric door, an attractive picket fence, and mature shrubs and planting softening the frontage. A timbered porch shelters the front door, and beyond it the reception hall sets the tone for the whole house, wide, light and welcoming, with warm timber floors underfoot and a staircase rising to the floors above. It is the kind of hall that absorbs school bags, wellies and the daily comings and goings without ever feeling cluttered, and it gives an immediate sense of a house that has been thought through. This is the room modern families are really looking for, and here it runs the full depth of the house: an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space that opens through bi-fold doors onto the terrace and garden. It is where the day begins and where everyone gathers again by evening, where cooking, eating, homework, conversation and a film all happen in the same connected space, and where friends naturally end up whenever the house is full. A bespoke kitchen by Beaconsfield's own Tom Howley sits at its centre, finished with Corian worktops and a full suite of integrated Miele appliances: an induction hob, two ovens and a combination microwave oven. A large island anchors the room, with breakfast-bar seating on one side, the natural place to perch with a coffee, to sit the children while supper is made, or to gather friends with a glass of wine as dinner comes together. There is room besides for a proper dining table and a relaxed seating area, a dedicated coffee station, and wine fridges beneath the drinks cabinet, with underfloor heating throughout. With the terrace a step away through the bi-folds, the whole space flows out into the garden the moment the weather allows, so a Saturday lunch or a summer party moves easily from island to table to terrace without a break in the conversation. It is the kind of space that does the heavy lifting of family life and entertaining alike, and the reason a house like this holds a family for years. Everything in its place Two practical rooms sit just off the kitchen and keep the household running smoothly. The playroom is a genuinely useful size, close enough to keep an eye on younger children yet separate enough to contain the toys, the mess and the noise, and easily reinvented as a snug, hobby room or homework space as the family grows. Alongside it, a fully fitted utility room takes the everyday laundry and boot-room duties away from the main kitchen, and houses the boiler and Megaflow hot-water tank. The main living room is arranged to do two jobs at once. One half is a comfortable sitting and entertaining space with a fireplace at its centre, made for quieter evenings once the day winds down. The other is given over to a book-lined home office. Because the kitchen already carries so much of the household's living space, this split works beautifully in practice: you can be at your desk, on a call or heads-down on work, while the rest of the family relaxes close by. For anyone dividing their week between Beaconsfield and London, it means being able to work from home without ever feeling shut away from everyone else. Where the house truly distinguishes itself is the entertainment and leisure wing, created by the current owners in place of a former conservatory. Double doors lead from the kitchen into a games room and a dedicated cinema room, the latter run on a Control 4 system, with Sonos speakers built in throughout and bi-fold doors once again opening to the garden. Beyond lies a full leisure suite: a pool room housing a hot tub and a hydro pool, a gym, and a shower room with its own sauna. It is a rare thing to be able to host a film night, a party and a morning workout under one roof, then step straight out onto the terrace, and rarer still to find it in a period home in the middle of town.

6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Shower Room/Spa : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen/Dining Room : Play Room : Games Room : Cinema Room : Swimming Pool : Pool Room : Gym : Utility Room : Garden : Garage

Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract