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
6 bedrooms House in None, Stanton, Broadway WR12
Old Manor Farm House is rich in architectural detail and centuries of history. Its honey-coloured stone facade is defined by fine dressed chimneys, stone mullioned windows, leaded lights and an original Stott lantern above the front door. Inside, the period character continues through flagstone and oak floors, exposed timbers, oak panelling and impressive stone fireplaces. A magnificent Tudor arched fireplace bears the date stone 1622, whilst a substantial inglenook fireplace creates another striking focal point. The oak panelling within the sitting room and drawing room is said to have originated from a local abbey and can also be found within several of Stantons historic houses. Every room has its own character, creating a home that feels layered, distinctive and full of atmosphere. The approach immediately sets the tone. A private driveway leads to the house, with its warm Cotswold stone exterior sitting beautifully within mature gardens. Step inside and the sense of history is unmistakable. Flagstone floors, exposed beams and stone fireplaces create an immediate connection to the buildings past, whilst the generous proportions and natural flow between rooms make the house feel comfortable and easy to live in. This is a home that has evolved carefully over time, retaining the details that make it special and at the same time offering the space and practicality needed for modern-day living. At the heart of the house is the generously-proportioned kitchen and breakfast room, designed for relaxed family living. Â Handmade by a local cabinetmaker in 2022, the kitchen features freestanding oak cabinetry, oak worktops and hand-forged ironmongery. A traditional three-oven gas AGA sits at the centre of the room, creating a warm and characterful ambience to the space in which to cook, gather and eat together. The kitchen is supported by a separate utility room, boiler room and downstairs cloakroom, ensuring that the practical side of everyday life is well catered for. The reception rooms are one of the great strengths of Old Manor Farm House. Each has its own atmosphere, allowing this home to work equally well for everyday family life and formal entertaining. The drawing room is elegant and full of character, with historic panelling and a beautiful fireplace creating a memorable setting. The sitting room provides a warm and comfortable space to relax, whilst the morning room offers a more intimate retreat. A well-proportioned dining room sits alongside the kitchen and is perfectly suited to family dinners, celebrations and entertaining. Two wood-burners and two open fires bring warmth and atmosphere throughout the colder months. Old Manor Farm House is a home designed to bring people together. The scale and variety of the reception rooms allow family and guests to gather comfortably, whilst still offering quieter spaces in which to retreat. The dining room, drawing room and sitting room each provide a wonderful backdrop for celebrations, Christmases and weekends with friends. The morning room offers further flexibility, whether used as an informal sitting room, reading space or somewhere to enjoy the gardens. It is generous without feeling overwhelming and historic without feeling overly formal. The bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors, with six bedrooms in total. Five bedrooms are positioned on the first floor, together with two bathrooms and a separate shower room. The rooms are generous in size, characterful and versatile, with stone mullioned windows and views across the gardens adding to their sense of charm. There is written conservation acceptance allowing Bedroom One to be converted into an en suite and dressing room, with plumbing already brought to the room should a future owner wish to complete the work. On the second floor, bedroom six sits next to a superb upstairs study, creating an ideal space for guests, older children or working from home. There is also extensive unutilised roof space above several of the first-floor bedrooms, accessed from the study. The gardens extend to approximately three quarters of an acre and create a mature, private setting around the house. Expansive lawns, established planting and mature trees give the grounds a peaceful and settled feel. Seven protected lime trees add structure and presence, while different areas of the garden provide space for entertaining, children to play or simply enjoying the surroundings. The gardens have been carefully restored by the current owners and provide a beautiful backdrop to the house throughout the seasons.
5 Bedrooms : Bedroom 6 With Bath : Bathroom : Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Drawing Room : Morning Room : Utility Room : Study : Balcony : Garden : Garage
Offers Over £2,500,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in Gloucester Road, London SW7
Large two-bedroom first floor lateral apartment with west facing terrace and air conditioning. Measuring 1,377 sq ft, the property opens into a generous west facing reception room with 3.63m high ceilings, adjoining it is an equally impressive eat in kitchen both enjoying access to the charming terrace. The principal bedroom suite is thoughtfully arranged with en suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. A second bedroom also benefits from its own en suite bathroom. Gloucester Road is a distinguished address in South Kensington, combining residential charm with exceptional convenience. The property is moments away from the amenities of Gloucester Road, including its underground station (District, Circle and Piccadilly Lines), supermarkets, and independent shops. The cultural attractions of South Kensington, including the Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, and Science Museum, are within easy walking distance. The green spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are also nearby, offering a welcome respite from city life.
2 Bedrooms : 2 En Suite Bathrooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen : Terrace : Lift : Air Conditioning
Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in Pont Street, London SW1
A stunning two bedroom flat enjoying a quiet, southerly aspect over Clabon Mews and beyond. This third floor flat offers well balanced accommodation in this well-run building, which benefits from a formal uniformed day porter, an impressive entrance hall and good-sized passenger lift. Air conditioning in the reception room and principal bedroom. The building is ideally positioned within a short walk of the first class shopping experience of Sloane Street and Knightsbridge, including Harvey Nichols and Harrods, and the chic boutiques of Chelsea and Sloane Square.
2 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Shower Room : Reception Room/Dining Room : Porter : Lift : Air Conditioning
Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract
6 bedrooms House in Beaufort Road, London W5
This impressive six-bedroom, five-bathroom home has been comprehensively extended, refurbished and modernised to an exacting standard by the current owners. Every aspect of the property has been thoughtfully considered, resulting in a beautifully balanced and highly functional home that combines elegant design with exceptional quality throughout. To the front, the property provides off-street parking for multiple vehicles. A generous and welcoming entrance hall leads to a formal front reception room featuring a fireplace, ideal for more traditional living or entertaining. Opposite, a further substantial reception room offers excellent flexibility and may alternatively be used as a sixth bedroom. This space benefits from its own kitchen and en-suite shower room, making it ideal for multi generational living, guest accommodation or a self-contained suite. The rear of the house is the true centrepiece of the home. A stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and living space has been created, flooded with natural light and perfectly suited to modern family life and entertaining. Full-height, floor-to-ceiling doors open directly onto the south-facing garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A butler's pantry is discreetly positioned off this space, along with a guest cloakroom and a further generously proportioned office/study positioned to the rear of the property. Underfloor heating runs throughout the rear extension, enhancing both comfort and efficiency. The first floor provides four well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which benefit from stylish en-suite bathrooms. The principal bedroom also enjoys a walk-in wardrobe. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, with all bathrooms individually designed and finished to a high standard. The top floor comprises a large en-suite bedroom, offering an ideal private retreat for an older child, independent teenager or long-term guest. To the rear of the garden sits a substantial outbuilding with its own independent access from Ashbourne Road. This highly versatile space offers a range of potential uses, including a triple garage, office, gym, studio or potential additional living accommodation, subject to the usual planning consents. The building is fully alarmed and secure, and further benefits from its own boiler, WC, underfloor heating and a designated safe room. The garden is predominantly laid with a premium artificial lawn and is enhanced by integrated lighting, power points and additional storage sheds, making it both practical and easy to maintain. Further storage space is also available within the covered side alleyway. Further features include integrated ceiling speakers, multiple LED mood lighting settings within the rear extension, and high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The property is ideally located for a range of highly regarded local schools and is understood to fall within the catchment area for Ada Lovelace Church of England High School (subject to confirmation by the local authority). Excellent transport links are close at hand, including Ealing Broadway station (Elizabeth Line, Central Line and National Rail), providing swift access into Central London, Heathrow and beyond, as well as a variety of local bus routes and nearby road connections. This is a truly outstanding home in one of Ealing's most sought-after residential locations, offering exceptional flexibility, refined design and superb outdoor space perfectly suited to modern family living. Council Tax Band: H.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : 2 Reception Rooms : Kitchen/Dining Room : Utility Room : Garden : 1 X 1 Bedroom Self Contained Studio : Off Street Parking
£2,500,000 Subject To Contract
4 bedrooms House in Elrington Road, London E8
A handsome four bedroom Victorian end of terrace house offering just over 2,000 sq ft, with a west-facing garden, on one of London Fields' most sought-after residential roads. The house itself has excellent curb appeal, with considerable investment made to the exterior approximately five years ago. Works included a new roof, new sash windows and railings, alongside improvements to the front of the property, creating the handsome facade seen today. Internally, the house extends to approximately 2,006 sq ft including the basement and has already benefited from both a substantial rear extension and loft conversion. This means much of the costly structural work associated with creating a house of this size has already been undertaken, while still leaving the next owner plenty of opportunity to personalise the interiors to their own taste. The ground floor provides a bay-fronted double-through reception and dining space, opening into an impressive kitchen extending to over 21ft in length. A side-return extension with skylights brings an abundance of natural light into the space, while doors lead directly onto a pretty, west-facing walled garden. Upstairs, the first floor provides two double bedrooms, a third single bedroom and a family bathroom. The converted top floor is given over to a particularly generous principal bedroom, measuring approximately 22ft in length, with an adjoining shower room. A useful basement provides additional storage and completes the accommodation. The location is difficult to better. Wilton Way's independent coffee shops, restaurants and local businesses are moments away, while London Fields, its Lido and Broadway Market are all close by. Victoria Park is also within easy reach. Transport connections are excellent, with London Fields, Hackney Central, Hackney Downs, Dalston Junction and Dalston Kingsland stations all accessible, providing convenient links across London and into the city. The Outstanding-rated Gayhurst Community School is also nearby. Council Tax band: E.
4 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Garden
£2,500,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms House in Colbeck Mews, London SW7
Introducing this marvellous South Kensington freehold house, now available for sale. This exceptional property boasts a prime location on Colbeck Mews, nestled in the heart of the prestigious SW7 postcode Step inside this stunning residence and be captivated by its charm and modern facilities. With spacious bedrooms, well-appointed bath and shower rooms and a guest WC, this house offers ample amenities as well as a perfect layout for comfortable living. The versatile layout includes a super smart kitchen/dining room, a stunning ground floor main reception room (perfect for entertaining guests or creating a cosy retreat), thoughtfully designed mezzanine and third bedroom/study. Recently renovated throughout, this house exudes modern sophistication and offers a seamless blend of contemporary design and classic features. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, ensuring a truly luxurious living experience. One of the standout features of this property is the delightful and rare top floor balcony, providing a serene oasis in the heart of the city. Located in this prime South Kensington location (one of London's most prestigious neighbourhoods) this home provides easy access to Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea. The world-renowned museums such as the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum are just a short stroll away. This setting offers an array of Michelin starred restaurants and trendy cafes to satisfy every palate. The nearby Hyde Park provides a picturesque escape offering tranquil walks and recreational activities. Transport links are excellent, with South Kensington and Gloucester Road Underground Stations within easy reach, connecting you effortlessly to the rest of the city. The nearby A4 road provides convenient access to Heathrow Airport.
2 Bedrooms : En Suite Bathroom : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : 2 Guest WCs : Reception Room : Kitchen : Mezzanine : Flat Roof : Roof Terrace
£2,500,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Quinta Drive, Barnet EN5
We are delighted to present this detached five-bedroom residence, occupying an enviable corner plot in a prime position within a highly sought-after neighbourhood, offering both enhanced privacy and an exceptional sense of space. The property boasts a generous garden, perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxation, complemented by a charming patio area ideal for al fresco dining. A particular highlight is the master bedroom, which enjoys beautiful, far-reaching views overlooking Arkley open space, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting to unwind. This period home, dating from before 1945, is rich in character and charm, seamlessly blending traditional features with modern comforts. Inside, the thoughtfully designed layout provides ample living accommodation, including a cosy lounge, elegant dining room, and well-proportioned bedrooms. Bright and airy throughout, the home is filled with natural light, enhancing its warm and inviting atmosphere. Further benefits include a double garage and off-street parking, ensuring both convenience and security. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special home in an outstanding location.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : 2 En Suite Bathrooms : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : 2 Reception Rooms : Dining Room : Kitchen : Study : Utility Room : Garden : Double Garage : Driveway
Offers in Excess of £2,500,000 Subject To Contract
8 bedrooms Block of Flats in Dartmouth Road, London NW2
A rare opportunity to purchase a substantial red brick detached Edwardian freehold house of approximately 4215 sq ft/391 sq m, arranged as three self-contained apartments, located within the highly sought after Mapesbury Conservation Area. The ground floor apartment of approximately 1722 sq ft, consists of 3/4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a utility room, a magnificent 30 ft x 29 ft reception/kitchen dining room with high ceilings, floor to ceiling glass doors leading directly onto sole use of a 91 ft south facing rear garden with decking area and off street parking. The first floor apartment of approximately 1231 sq ft, comprises 4 bedrooms with the principal bedroom benefitting from a dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The modern 22ft x 14 ft kitchen/reception room leads directly on to a 14ft south facing private roof terrace overlooking the well maintained garden. The second (top) floor apartment of approximately 1078 sq ft and consists of spacious rooms, open plan living space including the kitchen area, an abundance of natural light and a modern contemporary bathroom. A major benefit of this apartment is the abundance of storage space. The property is located within walking distance of convenient transport facilities via Willesden Green & Kilburn (Jubilee - Zone 2) stations, Brondesbury (Overground) station and local buses. Excellent social amenities can be found in Kilburn and Willesden Green including a selection of independent eateries, upmarket cafes & gastropubs. Dartmouth Road is also within the catchment area for Malorees Infant & Junior School and Queens Park Community School. The vendors are not looking to sell the flats separately and are looking to sell the freehold of the house. Council Tax: Band G.
One X Three Bedroom Flat : One X Four Bedroom Flat : One X One Studio Flat : Garden : Terrace : Off Street Parking
Guide Price £2,500,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in South Audley Street, London W1
A lateral two/three bedroom apartment with west facing balcony and views of Hyde Park. Chesterfield House was built in the 1930's and is located on South Audley Street, just moments from Hyde Park and all the amenities of Mayfair Village. The nearest underground station is Green Park. Council Tax Band: H.
2 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : 2 Reception Rooms : Kitchen : Balcony : 24hr Porter : Lift
£2,500,000 Subject To Contract