3 bedrooms Flat in Moreton Place, London SW1
A stunning mid-terrace three-bedroom apartment spread over two floors, located within the sought-after Moreton Triangle. On the ground floor is a magnificent 32 ft long reception/dining room with high ceilings, an abundance of natural light, and a stunning fireplace. There is a separate integrated modern kitchen position to the rear. On the lower level is a spacious primary bedroom with ample built-in cupboards and an en-suite shower room. There are two additional double bedrooms and a bathroom, leading to a magnificent patio garden. An external shared storage vault completes this must see apartment.
3 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen : Garden : Parking : Shared Storage
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms House in Churton Place, London SW1
Arranged over four floors and extending to 1149 square feet. A Victorian freehold house located in a unique gas lit close in the heart of Pimlico. A welcoming entrance hall greets you on arrival with one of two bathrooms located at the back of the property. The first floor has a generous sized reception/dining room with floor to ceiling sash windows and a working fireplace. A good sized integrated kitchen/breakfast room lies next door with a second family bathroom on the landing below. The impressive main double bedroom has fitted wardrobes with a further double bedroom adjacent to it. A delightful south west facing private terrace looks over a tranquil mews below. The lower ground floor has two internal vaults ideal for all your storage needs.
2 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : Reception Room : Kitchen : Terrace
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
3 bedrooms Flat in Princes Gate, London SW7
A light third floor flat comprising 1200 sqft, with leafy views and a small utility balcony to the rear, located in this efficiently run purpose built block with lift, porter and a forecourt drive with parking on first come basis. The property is offered on a circa 46 year lease with an estimated additional 90 year extension cost of £335,000. Montrose Court is a portered building located on Princes Gate in the heart of South Kensington and benefits from the numerous museums, restaurants and amenities the area has to offer. In addition, the building is located just 130 yards from London's Hyde Park. The closest tube station is South Kensington (Piccadilly, District and Circle Lines).
3 Bedrooms : Shower Room : En Suite Bathroom : Reception Room : Kitchen : Balcony : Porter : Lift
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
2 bedrooms Flat in Knightsbridge, London SW1
A well-positioned seventh-floor apartment within the prestigious Park Mansions, offering far-reaching views across Knightsbridge towards Harrods. This bright and versatile two-bedroom flat combines classic mansion block character with excellent natural light, further benefiting from lift access and porterage. The property is arranged to provide a generous principal bedroom with fitted storage, alongside a second bedroom which offers flexibility for guest accommodation, study space or formal reception use. A separate kitchen/dining room sits to the rear, while a modern bathroom completes the accommodation. Extending to approximately 645 sq ft and located on the seventh floor, the apartment enjoys an abundance of natural light and impressive outlooks across the surrounding architecture.
2 Bedrooms : Shower Room : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen : Lift : Porter
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Hinton Road, Hurst, Reading RG10
Tucked away along a private drive and shrouded in mature trees sits St. Swithins Cottage. This 16th century character property in the centre of Hurst village could not be more at home in such a pretty and storied location. Speaking of stories, there is something of a fairytale about this house. Perhaps it's the near secrecy of the location, perhaps it's the beamed ceilings and ornate brickwork. Regardless, this is a house with a lot of history, a lovely feel and perhaps interestingly, even more potential to take it on a step further and create increased value. The outside bar and festoon lighting create a brilliant evening setting, with space for long dinners outdoors and views across open fields with horses. Inside, the snug/living room has been a favourite for celebrations and relaxed evenings, while the kitchen is well equipped for catering and day-to-day cooking, with a supermarket and a pub close by. As you turn off the road through the village and onto the private shingle driveway, you'd be forgiven for wondering if you have taken a wrong turning. However, after a few seconds the entrance to the property comes into view on your left-hand side, providing a first glimpse of the decorative brickwork and beamed frontage. It's worth pointing out that on the opposite side of the access road is a picturesque paddock which includes a footpath and makes for a lovely stroll around the village. This substantial and un-overlooked greenspace further enhances the character and feel of the property and creates a really special arrival experience. As you pull into the parking area, to the left of the house is access to further parking and the double garage, meaning, if you prefer, you can keep any vehicles tucked away and out of sight. As you step through the front door, you are immediately presented with strong clues for what to expect from the rest of this property internally. Natural wooden floors and exposed timber beams immediately catch your eye whilst directly ahead of you, a bifurcated staircase splits both left and right providing an immediate sense of intrigue and character. To your right-hand side is a downstairs WC and shower. At the bottom of the staircase on the left is the door into the living room. This is a large triple-aspect space full of character and with a log burner at one end. In one corner is a recessed nook, which at one point is believed to have been the original pantry. Diagonally opposite are doors that open into a private study replete with fitted desks and storage; the perfect place to escape to for some privacy or close the doors on and leave work behind at the end of a long day. On the other side of the staircase, a doorway leads you into the snug. There is another fireplace in this room and its open-plan nature connects it directly to the kitchen via a small step down, but some of the vertical beams have been cleverly retained to further add to the character of this area. Just off the other side of the sitting room and through a set of double doors is the dining room which is another good-sized space happily comfortable for accommodating a table for 8 or more. The kitchen itself is very much a classic country kitchen with terracotta farmhouse-style floor tiles, a large AGA Rayburn (with companion) recessed on one side and a double ceramic Belfast sink under the window at the far end. The aesthetic is further complimented by the French oak units and black granite worktops. There is plenty of storage and cupboard space all around the kitchen and, as you might expect, room for a freestanding dresser, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. From both the corner of the kitchen and the dining room, a door takes you into the boot room area. Also directly accessible from the back garden via the large composite decking space, this is an ideal proposition for removing muddy boots, jackets or trainers after a relaxing stroll or energetic jog. This space in turn provides access to the utility room with an additional sink and plumbing for appliances. A further external back door is found in here which takes you out towards the side of the double garage.
5 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Shower Room : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Snug/Sitting Room : Study : Utility Room : Boot Room : Decking : Decking/Bar : Green House : Garden : Double Garage : Parking
Offers Over £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
6 bedrooms House in Britannia Square, Worcester WR1
An elegant four storey Georgian townhouse in one of Worcester's best addresses. Occupying an enviable position within one of Worcester's most beautiful Georgian squares, 9 Britannia Square is an exceptional Grade II listed townhouse offering over 3,250 sq. ft across four elegant floors. Built in 1826, the house combines the grandeur and symmetry associated with the Georgian era with intelligent modern upgrades and living spaces that feel both atmospheric and entirely practical for contemporary living. Located behind a curved brick pathway, the facade immediately sets the tone on arrival. This house is refined, elegant and immediately impressive. The reception hall is magnificent with its black and white chequerboard flooring, intricate plasterwork and an extraordinary original cantilever staircase that curves elegantly through the centre of the house. It is the kind of entrance hall buyers rarely forget. Natural light pours down through the stairwell, whilst original archways and period detailing create a real sense of theatre and scale. The current owners have retained the original deeds dating back to the 1820s, including a framed handwritten deed from 1835 displayed within the hallway itself. This is a reminder that 9 Britannia Square is not simply a period property, but a genuine part of Worcester City's history. The ground floor offers impressively proportioned reception rooms that feel both formal and welcoming. The sitting room is bright, centred around tall sash windows and a log burner, whilst intricate cornicing and high ceilings retain the elegance of a house of this era. Across the hall, the music room creates a more intimate second reception space and is ideal as a snug, reading room or sophisticated home office. The layout flows naturally, balancing grand entertaining with quieter everyday living. To the rear, the kitchen and dining area connect directly to the courtyard garden and already function brilliantly as they are, yet the house also offers exciting future potential. Listed building consent and planning permission have been secured for an extended kitchen design with rooflights and bifold doors opening onto the courtyard, creating the opportunity for a spectacular open-plan family kitchen. Unlike many Georgian basements, this level feels like an integral part of the house rather than secondary. Extensively restored by the current owners, the entire lower ground floor has been tanked externally and fitted with breathable limecrete flooring and underfloor heating, transforming the space into usable additional accommodation. The media room is particularly striking with thoughtfully designed acoustic ceilings, hidden wiring and integrated surround sound to create a cinematic experience. This is a cosy and contemporary space, offering a brilliant contrast to the home's period architecture above. Alongside this sits a generous office, as well as an extensive utility and storage space, making this level functional for modern family life and home working. The upper floors are where the scale of the house truly reveals itself. Arranged over two levels, the bedroom accommodation is both elegant and versatile, with large sash windows framing leafy views across Britannia Square and towards the racecourse beyond. The principal bedroom is a beautifully calm retreat, being wonderfully proportioned with impressive ceiling heights, soft natural light and the understated elegance that runs throughout the house. Across the upper floors are five generous bedrooms in total, each with their own individual character and outlook. Several enjoy elevated views over the square, whilst the uppermost rooms benefit from a wonderful rooftop perspective across Worcester. The curved staircase continues upwards beneath a large rooflight, creating an architectural focal point all the way to the top floor. Combined with the generous landings and original detailing, the upstairs spaces feel every bit as impressive as the reception rooms below. The two bathrooms were fully refitted in 2020, introducing a more contemporary finish, whilst remaining sympathetic to the age and style of the home. Even the loft space has been upgraded and is fully insulated, plaster-boarded and lit, offering excellent additional storage and possibilities for the future. Currently the rear courtyard is used recreationally but equally could be used as private parking, complemented further by residents' permit parking to the front.
6 Bedrooms : 2 Bathrooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen : Music Room : Media Room : Office : 2 Utility Rooms : Storage Area : Garden
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in North Street, Aston, Bampton OX18
Shire Barn, Aston, Set by Chimney Meadows, this elegant barn offers light-filled interiors, a vaulted kitchen, and gardens backing fields, blending village charm with Oxfordshire countryside. In the heart of Oxfordshire, close to Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve, Shire Barn offers a peaceful setting surrounded by countryside and village life. Behind a gated entrance in the village of Aston, a gravel driveway provides plenty of parking and leads to a detached double garage. Lavender borders the lawn on approach to the front door. Inside, the entrance hall opens up to views of the garden through full-height glass, framed by the open-tread timber staircase. Large format tiles run through the hallway, while classic French doors open to the family room. With windows to the front and rear, this bright space features a log-burning stove set into a stone surround. Versatile in layout, it's currently used as a music room, but equally suited as a playroom, games room, or office. Step down into the formal sitting room, where built-in shelving and French doors create a light and welcoming space overlooking the garden and open fields. To the right of the entrance hall, double doors lead to the family-dining-kitchen, preceded by a snug with access to the garden and open-plan kitchen beyond. The kitchen combines limestone flooring, vaulted ceilings with beams, and Velux windows. Painted cabinetry in soft tones contrasts with white worktops, and the central island includes a breakfast bar, shelving, and a wine rack. Appliances include a Rangemaster Professional cooker and American-style fridge-freezer. Bi-folding doors connect the dining area directly to the garden, while a roof lantern enhances the natural light. A boot room with hanging and shelving leads through to a utility room with plumbing for laundry and further storage. The ground floor also has a cloakroom with WC. The L-shaped staircase leads to the landing, with countryside views from the feature window. To the right, a light-filled bedroom sits beneath the sloping ceiling with front-facing views. The principal suite features twin walk-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room with rainfall shower, basin and WC. The bedroom enjoys far-reaching views across the garden and fields. A family shower room with walk-in shower and a separate bathroom with double-ended tub serve the additional bedrooms. Three more bedrooms are located in a separate wing. One has French doors to a Juliet balcony, another features high ceilings and garden views, and the fifth bedroom includes extensive fitted wardrobes and independent access via a stable door and external stairs, ideal for older children or guests. Shire Barn sits well within its setting, with a gravelled approach and front lawns. At the rear, a large, level lawn is enclosed by fencing and hedging, backing onto open fields. The paved terrace is easily accessed from the sitting room and kitchen-diner, creating an excellent space for outdoor dining. The garden is ideal for family activities, from croquet and football to quiet relaxation. Aston offers everyday essentials and local attractions including Aston Pottery and cafe. Nearby Bampton provides further shops, cafe's, and community facilities. Schooling is well catered for, with Aston and Cote Primary close by, along with respected independents including Cokethorpe, St Hughes, Cothill House and St Helen & St Katharine. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy walks at Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve, while Witney provides supermarkets, restaurants, and a cinema. Oxford is also nearby for galleries, colleges, and city amenities. Transport links are convenient, with road access to the A40 and direct trains from Oxford to London Paddington in just over an hour. Also in just a 15 minute drive away there is Hanborough train station.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : Shower Room : En Suite Shower Room : Guest WC : Reception Room : Kitchen/Dining Room : Snug : Music Room : Utility Room : Juliet Balcony : Garden : Double Garage : Driveway
Offers Over £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
4 bedrooms House in Wallingford Road, North Moreton, Didcot OX11
This charming Grade II listed home datesback to the 16th century, with further additions through the 17th and 19th centuries. Peacefully located amidst the Oxfordshire countryside in North Moreton. Serenely set opposite the church, offering a quiet retreat from the toing and froing of daily life in the village. Plenty of parking can be found on the gravel driveway, while a large, detached garage provides storage and shelter for a car. Beyond the picket gate, a paved pathway leads up alongside cottage-style planted borders and an extensive front lawn, arriving at the gabled, whitewashed frontage of The Pannels. Step into the entrance hallway, where wooden flooring features underfoot and a glazed door opens into the drawing room on the left. Preserving its period feel, the drawing room, grandly proportioned, is washed over with light from windows to the front and rear and French doors opening to the garden at the side, perfect for summer soirees. An ornate fireplace with its pink marble inset adds to the character, issuing warmth and cheer in the winter months; the perfect place for gathering with family on special occasions. The drawing room is an all-season room, cosy in winter and connected with the outdoors through summer. Throughout The Pannels, traces of its history remain in the many original finishes. Glazed doors open once more to the dining room, where panelling and a fireplace, currently ornamental, with its embellished surround, add once again to the characterful feel. To the rear, a large window draws the garden views in. From the dining room a short flight of steps lead down to the sitting room. With exposed beams overhead and a deep inglenook fireplace, the sitting room forms an intimate counterpoint to the rooms above. Potentially the cosiest of winter snugs, yet still light, with windows framing views to the garden and church. Step through into the traditional breakfast kitchen. Practical and furnished with wooden cabinetry and freestanding appliances, the kitchen is a good family space. There may also be potential for a sensitive, extension in keeping with the home's listed status (subject to the necessary consents) perhaps with French windows opening directly on to the garden to make the most of the verdant surroundings. Returning to the entrance hall, to the right discover a handy cloakroom with wash basin and WC. Stairs lead up from this side of the hall, where off the half landing lies a double bedroom with views to the front over the gardens and church. Storage can be found in built-in wardrobes. There is also a shower room en suite. Along the landing arrive at the family bathroom furnished with bath containing overhead shower, wash basin and WC, with delightful garden views. The second of the four bedrooms can be found next door, again with glorious garden vistas. Back on the stairs, continue up to the first floor, where a third double bedroom is located close to the principal suite. The principal bedroom is accessed via a dressing room and features its own en suite shower room. There are views over the gardens to the front and rear of the property. Stretching out at the front, the impressive south facing front lawn enhances the sense of privacy and quiet at The Pannels, where a terraced area provides space for a table and chairs, ideal for al fresco dining, tucked behind rambling borders which offer shelter and seclusion whilst retaining idyllic views towards the village church. The lawn and borders reaching out to the front continue to the side and rear, where paved pathways, pergolas and planting surround the house. Mature trees including apple, walnut and quince offer shelter and shade to the rear, with a no-longer-used greenhouse in the corner serving as a reminder of the potential to recreate the productive vegetable garden of old. Located in the peaceful, historic South Oxfordshire village of North Moreton, at The Pannels, fields, footpaths and ancient hedgerows meet village life. At the heart of the village sits All Saints parish church, a hub of the local community, while The Bear, a 16th-century country pub serves up traditional meals and local ales close by. For walkers, footpaths radiate out across the surrounding countryside, with routes through open fields teeming with wildlife and nature, while for runners and cyclists, gentle loops extend in the direction of the distinctive Sinodun Hills with links to the historic Thames Path and neighbouring villages.
4 Bedrooms : Bathroom : 2 En Suite Shower Rooms : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Sitting Room : Cellar : Garden : Double Garage : Driveway
Offers Over £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
7 bedrooms House in Malvern Road, Worcester WR2
A remarkable Grade II listed family home with around 5,600 sq ft, seven bedrooms, 1.8 acres of mature gardens and extensive outbuildings on the western edge of Worcester. This is a home that feels significant without feeling imposing. Elegant reception rooms, seven generous bedrooms, beautiful gardens, extensive parking and superb outbuildings come together to create a property that has worked wonderfully for generations. The house also has a musical past. It is believed to have once been a music school, with Edward Elgar connected to the property both as a pupil and later as a teacher. The large sitting room is understood to have been the former music room, adding another wonderful layer to the story behind the house. The approach to Lyttleton House immediately sets the tone. A private in-and-out driveway gives a wonderful sense of arrival, with mature planting and established boundaries creating privacy from the outset. The house sits beautifully within its grounds, surrounded by lawns, trees and carefully divided garden spaces that give the whole setting a peaceful, enclosed feel. Although positioned close to Worcester, the house feels wonderfully tucked away. It is private, mature and not overlooked, with views across its own gardens from many of the principal rooms. The entrance hall is one of the most memorable spaces in this home. Full of atmosphere, character and proportion, it is a proper central hall, a room in its own right rather than simply a place to pass through. At the heart of the house is a beautifully-proportioned kitchen and breakfast room, designed for proper family living. Hand-built by a local craftsman, the kitchen features oak cabinetry, granite worktops and a traditional range-style cooker, creating a warm, timeless and practical space. There is room to cook, gather and eat together, with a generous pantry off providing excellent storage and a naturally cool space for everyday essentials. A utility room, cloakroom and useful side access support the kitchen, making it as functional as it is characterful. The reception rooms at Lyttleton House are another of its great strengths. The spaces are elegant and well balanced, giving the house flexibility for everyday life as well as entertaining. The dining room is beautifully placed for more formal meals and family celebrations, with period detail giving a sense of occasion. The sitting room is generous and welcoming, with an open fire that draws well and creates a wonderful focal point in the colder months. The drawing room is another standout space, overlooking the gardens and offering a striking space for entertaining, relaxing or enjoying quieter evenings. There is also the generous reception hall as already mentioned, adding further living space and giving the house a lovely sense of openness. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the first and second floors, with seven bedrooms in total. The principal suite sits beautifully within the later extension, designed to make the most of the outlook onto the garden. It is a peaceful and private space, with views across the grounds and a well-appointed en-suite bathroom. There are four further bedrooms on the first floor, together with a family bathroom, separate WC and the enormous practical benefit of an upstairs laundry room. The remaining two bedrooms are positioned on the second floor, offering brilliant additional space for children, guests, hobbies or working from home. The bedrooms are generous, characterful and versatile, making the house well suited to family life at every stage. The cellars are arranged as several cellar rooms and a cellar hallway. This provides valuable practical space for storage, wine, household overflow or other lifestyle uses, subject to any necessary consents. For a house of this age and scale, the cellars are a hugely useful and add another layer of character and practicality. The gardens are exceptional. Extending to around 1.8 acres including the driveway, they are mature, private and beautifully established, with lawns, trees, shrubs and hedging creating a setting that changes throughout the seasons. One of the standout features of the grounds is the oak and cedar-shingled summer house. With stone flooring, detachable winter doors and a log burner, it is much more than a seasonal garden structure. It is a proper year-round entertaining space, perfect for barbecues, relaxed lunches, drinks with friends or cosy evenings outside. It adds another dimension to living at Lyttleton House and makes the garden feel usable year round. The outbuildings are extensive and incredibly useful. A two-storey coach house provides large garaging and workshop space, with an upper floor currently unused and offering further potential. There is also a wooden stable block, brick-built piggeries and additional storage.
7 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : Separate WC : Guest WC : Reception Room : Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Living Room : Drawing Room : Conservatory/Plant Room : Pantry : Laundry Room : Utility Room : 3 Cellars : Balcony : Garden : Driveway
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract
5 bedrooms House in Littleworth, Faringdon, Littleworth, Faringdon SN7
A beautifully converted stone dairy combining period character and modern living. Five double bedrooms, vaulted living spaces, mature gardens and a peaceful rural setting near Faringdon Set back from the lane in Littleworth, the stone built Old Dairy retains the character of its farmstead origins. Nestled just outside the historic market town of Faringdon, the peaceful hamlet of Littleworth offers a sense of retreat, placing The Old Dairy in a quietly rural position while remaining well connected for daily life. Faringdon itself offers a good range of independent shops, cafes, pubs and everyday amenities, alongside schooling, leisure facilities and a strong sense of community. Families are well served by a choice of schools, including the highly regarded St Hugh's School, located close by and known for its academic reputation and extensive landscaped grounds. A wider selection of state and independent options can also be found in the surrounding towns and villages. For walking and outdoor life, the area is particularly appealing. Peaceful riverside routes along the River Thames are easily accessible, offering scenic walks and cycle paths, while nearby Buckland Woods provides woodland trails and seasonal colour, ideal for dog walks. Commuters are conveniently connected by road links including the A420, providing straightforward access towards Oxford and Swindon, while mainline rail services are available from nearby stations including Swindon and Didcot Parkway, offering direct connections to London and beyond. Never losing its rustic farming heritage, The Old Dairy sits beautifully in its rural surrounds, with convenient links to both country and city, all the while finished to the highest of modern-day standards to combine traditional warmth with the flow and functionality of modern living. Council Tax Band: F.
5 Bedrooms : Bathroom : En Suite Shower Room : En Suite WC : Guest WC : Reception Room : Reception/Dining Room : Kitchen/Breakfast Room : Utility Room : Carport : Garage : Driveway : Garden Pavilion : Garden
Guide Price £1,250,000 Subject To Contract