1 bedroom Flat in Earl's Court Square, London SW5
Located on the first floor of a beautiful white-stucco Victorian townhouse, this exquisite one-bedroom flat offers the perfect blend of style, comfort, and serenity. Overlooking Earls Court Square, an award-winning garden, this property truly feels like an oasis in the heart of the city. Spanning almost 1,000 square feet and set across two floors, the property has been meticulously redesigned by a renowned interior designer and architect. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated to create a sense of calm, elegance, and timeless design. On the main level, you are welcomed into a bright and airy open-plan kitchen-reception space, flooded with natural light thanks to large windows and impressive nearly five-metre ceilings.(15.4 ft) French doors lead out onto a private balcony, view a of the garden square below. In addition to the main living area, the lower floor also features a guest powder room, ample built-in storage, and a spacious utility room. Upstairs, the expansive bedroom is a true retreat, complete with a dedicated study area and a separate relaxation zone. The luxurious en-suite bathroom is beautifully appointed with a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower, evoking the feel of a boutique spa. The property's location is unbeatable --- just one minute's walk from an array of restaurants, charming cafés, and the underground station. The building also benefits from lift access. Featured in prestigious publications such as Architectural Digest, Elle, and Vogue, it's no surprise that this space has become a sanctuary destination for those who appreciate the finer things in life.
Bedroom : En Suite Bathroom : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen : Balcony : Lift : Communal Garden
Offers in Excess of £1,500,000 Subject To Contract
6 bedrooms House in Luddenham, Faversham, Luddenham, Faversham ME13
An exceptional main residence with great social areas set within almost two acres of gated grounds which include thoughtfully landscaped gardens, enchanting woodland, wild meadow, vegetable patches and a large pond, all home to an abundance of wildlife. The Old Rectory offers over 2000 sq.ft of characterful and beautifully preserved accommodation which holds a wealth of history and is flourishing with period features; such as inglenook fireplaces, latch keys doors and exposed beams throughout. Alongside the main house, there is a charming self-contained guest annexe, as well as a spacious barn style first-floor apartment, which sits above the triple garage. Both these forms of ancillary accommodation produce a useful rental yield for the seller. The Old Rectory has been with one family for over 22 years and has been lovingly restored and sympathetically enhanced to an exceptional standard, affording a large family a modern lifestyle with excellent living space and communal areas. The reconfiguration of the main bedroom and recent addition of the stunning conservatory allows the layout to flow beautifully and complements the rest of the well-appointed accommodation. The front door opens into an entrance lobby which in turn opens into a boot room with a stylish cloakroom. This leads into an extensive kitchen/breakfast room, with high quality Amtico flooring and bespoke units which integrate modern appliances and a Rangemaster stove. An Aga is nestled within the chimney breast underneath a detailed and decorative bressummer, whilst the counter tops and breakfast bar have been finished with rich Brazilian marbled granite. To the left of the kitchen/breakfast room there is a useful utility and TV room, whilst to the right (and connected to the kitchen) there is a magnificent, double-glazed conservatory currently used as a dining room, with French doors to the garden. From here, the conservatory leads one to a cosy sitting room, with original quarry tiled flooring and an exposed brick inglenook fireplace which encompasses a wood burning stove. To the first floor, the galleried landing leads to a well-appointed family bathroom, with panelling and exposed beams; and four beautiful bedrooms, each with their own personality, defined by rich Farrow & Ball decor. The dual aspect principal bedroom has been tailored to offer a luxury bathroom and a highly practical personal dressing room, with floor to ceiling open wardrobes, shelves and drawers.
4 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Bathroom : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Utility Room : Boot Room : 1 X 1 Self Contained Bedroom Annexe : 1 X 1 Bedroom Flat : Garden : Triple Garage : Driveway
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in Redcliffe Square, London SW10
An immaculate two-bedroom apartment situated on the raised ground floor of a charming part-stucco-fronted period building, overlooking the tranquil communal gardens of Redcliffe Square. This elegant property features a south-facing reception room that draws in an abundance of natural light. Spanning approximately 958 square feet and arranged over one level, the apartment has been meticulously upgraded. An inviting hallway leads to the bright reception room, complete with a large bay window, wooden floors and a feature fireplace. The adjacent kitchen is both practical and stylish, while the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and the second double bedroom, served by a separate shower room, are positioned toward the rear. The layout is ideal for professionals or a small family. Additional highlights include a generous private terrace and access to the beautifully maintained communal gardens. Redcliffe Square is a highly sought-after garden square at the northern end of Harcourt Terrace, moments from the vibrant Old Brompton Road and Fulham Road. Earl's Court Underground station (Piccadilly and District Lines) is just 0.3 miles away, providing excellent transport links across London. Residents' permit parking is available, subject to the usual consents.
2 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : Reception Room : Kitchen : Terrace : Communal Gardens
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
1 bedroom Flat in Westbourne Terrace, London W2
A grand and rare apartment positioned on the raised ground floor of an attractive white stucco fronted building. With a private entrance, impressive proportions throughout and wonderful living and entertaining space. Located moments to Hyde Park. A design led apartment offering incredible proportions and grand rooms. This rare one bedroom apartment features its own private entrance that leads into a seriously impressive entrance hallway showcasing a wealth of beautiful period features that are also found through this wonderful home. The expansive living space is open plan and perfectly designed for entertaining. Westbourne Terrace is a well known and desirable address given its central and convenient location, in addition its proximity to Hyde Park. This impressive tree lined avenue leads north from Hyde Park, the Italian Gardens and Kensington Gardens in particular. Lancaster Gate (Central Line) is within walking distance as are the national and international transport links at Paddington station. Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill and Marylebone are also all close by.
Bedroom : Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms Flat in Bedfordbury, London WC2
A stunning three bedroom, two bathroom upper maisonette located in the heart of the West End. This fantastic three-bedroom triplex apartment is arranged over the upper floors of a handsome period building and is superbly located between St. Martin's Lane and Covent Garden's iconic Piazza, in the heart of the West End. Recently refurbished and remodelled to a very high standard, the apartment offers a rare combination of generous proportions, light-filled spaces and well-considered finishes, creating a truly unique home. The property features attractive wood panelling and high-quality timber flooring throughout. On the second floor, the generous principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom and dressing area. There are two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, along with a good-sized separate shower room, providing flexible accommodation well suited to modern living. The uppermost floor is particularly impressive, offering a bright open-plan living space with a vaulted ceiling and skylight that greatly enhances the sense of volume and space. Situated at the southern end of Bedfordbury, linking New Row with Chandos Place, the apartment enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of The Strand, Trafalgar Square and the north bank of the Thames.
3 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : Reception Room : Kitchen
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
4 bedrooms House in Victoria Terrace, Ealing Green, London W5
A rare opportunity to acquire a handsome mid-terrace Victorian house positioned in one of Ealing's finest addresses and enjoying a leafy setting with attractive outlook. Arranged over multiple floors and offering approximately 2,257 sq ft of internal accommodation, the property provides exceptional space, character and flexibility. The lower ground floor features a generous reception room, kitchen, utility areas and a further reception room leading directly out to the garden, while the upper floors offer well-proportioned bedrooms, four bathrooms and additional living space. The property is currently arranged as two maisonettes, although the utilities remain on one system, offering an incoming buyer scope to retain the existing layout or potentially reconfigure the house to suit their own requirements. Externally, the house benefits from a substantial rear garden and off-street parking for two cars. There is also a garden studio, which offers potential for future improvement or alternative use, subject to any necessary works. Ealing Green is one of the area's most sought-after locations, perfectly placed for Ealing Broadway's shops, restaurants and cafe's, while also being moments from Walpole Park, Pitzhanger Manor and Ealing's historic village atmosphere. The area is also particularly well regarded for its excellent choice of state and private schools, making it a highly attractive location for families. Ealing Broadway station is close by, offering superb transport links via the Elizabeth Line, Central Line, District Line and National Rail services. The property is also exceptionally well connected, with easy access to the M4, M25, M40 and M1, while Heathrow Airport can be reached directly via the Piccadilly Line.
4 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : 2 Shower Rooms : 4 Reception Rooms : 2 Kitchens : Pantry : Utility Room : Garden : Garden Studio With Shower Room : Driveway
£1,500,000 Subject To Contract
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
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 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