house A luxury new mansion by Heritage Developments (UK) Ltd. This superior residence combines classic English architectural elegance with contemporary living spaces to create a home of unsurpassed luxury and appeal. Esher 0.5 miles, Central London 15 miles, A3 3 miles, M25 (J10) 5.5 miles

house Built to the highest standards approximately 2 years ago this fine house overlooks Wimbledon Park Golf Course. Large galleried hall. Superb kitchen/ breakfast/family room leading to garden of nearly 200'. Near Wimbledon Park Tube. This handsome house has great views of Wimbledon Park Golf Course and was built about 2 years ago to exacting standards. The accommodation flows off a large galleried hall and landing with natural light flooding down through the house from the top. There is underfloor heating to the whole of the ground floor and the bathrooms on the first floor and wiring for sound in the family room, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, living room and master bedroom. There are 7 good size bedrooms with 7 bathrooms on the upper floors and the master bedroom suite contains a large study/bedroom 8 as well as dressing room and good sized en suite bathroom. The elegant yet homely kitchen/breakfast room leads into a good size family room with vaulted ceiling and both lead onto the garden. There are two further reception rooms on the ground floor and useful boot room beneath which is the garage. To the rear there is an enormous garden and to the front there are remote control gates with off street parking. Home Park Road is a quiet residential road with houses mainly on one side of the road with views across Wimbledon Park Golf Course and beyond. Wimbledon Village is nearby and the Tube station is round the corner in Arthur Road. Wimbledon mainline and Tube stations are easily accessible. The A3/M25 networks provide direct routes both to Central London and Heathrow and Gatwick airports. There are excellent schools locally both State and private and a good range of recreational facilities including

house A well presented five bedroom family home located in a quiet cul de sac, within a short walk of the ACS International School. Set in mature secluded south east facing gardens. Offered with no onward chain.

house A spacious family home situated in private and semi rural location. Set in grounds measuring approximately 3 acres and with views over a neighbouring golf course. Offering potential for redevelopment STPP.

house An attractive family home situated on a prestigious private residential road, soon to be gated. There is scope for redevelopment with planning permission already granted for a replacement dwelling of approximately 5,500sq ft

house April 2010 Home Report value £630,000. A very comfortable family home in an outstanding location on the Southern shores of Arnamurchan peninsula overlooking Loch Sunart. Feorag House was built in 1994 to an exceptionally high standard on three storeys, in a location to take full advantage of the magnificent views. Carefully laid out, the accommodation is very flexible with bedrooms at the ground and second floors and the reception rooms at first floor level. This layout is ideal for bed and breakfast but works equally well as a single family home. The highest quality materials have been used with Scandanavian double glazing, American oak flooring, five star quality bathroom and kitchen fittings including an Aga. The two spacious balconies to enjoy both morning and evening sun. Feorag lies on the Southern shores of the Ardnamurchan peninsula with stunning views over Loch Sunart to Morvern beyond. This coast line is some of the most beautiful in Scotland. Acharacle 8 miles. Fort William 40 miles.'+CHR(13)+

house A unique opportunity to acquire two magnificent adjoining new properties to form a 3.3 acre 'mini estate' in one of North Surrey's most prestigious and coveted private locations. Both Winterdown House and Coval Copse House example the latest 'state of the art' luxury homes from the Heritage stable. The Heritage philosophy from the outset of any new development is to combine the most prestigious private residential locations with the most discerning specification. Rarely does such an opportunity arise to purchase a substantial and beautifully appointed principle residence with an adjoining spacious secondary house in grounds extending to 3.3 acres within a private gated setting. Winterdown House is currently under final construction and due for completion at the end of May and Coval Copse House is now complete. Together the combined floor areas of these two beautiful homes is 23,900 sq ft (15,150 sq ft and 8,750 sq ft respectively). Winterdown House & Coval Copse House are ideally situated a short distance from both Esher and Cobham with its range of shops, restaurants and amenities. There are excellent and numerous schooling facilities in the area including the Claremont Fan Court School in Esher, Danes Hill in Oxshott and the ACS International School in Cobham.

house Once the Coach House to Salwarpe Rectory. It was converted to a fine home approximately 15 years ago and has recently been refurbished by the current owners. Set within a Conservation Area. Careful thought and consideration has been given to the layout and design and the works have been completed to a very high standard. Traditional solid oak internal doors with handmade wrought iron furniture throughout. Ceramic tiled floor to the hallway and terracotta tiled floors to the kitchen and sitting room. Salwarpe Coach House is spacious and extremely well presented throughout. The attractive walled gardens provide pleasant surroundings and from them views are enjoyed towards the neighbouring church. They are sunny gardens which enjoy the evening sun. They comprise of a large lawned area with planted borders, brick paths with blue edging stones, patio areas and a raised decking area in the corner. The flower beds are abundant with colour and scent and the rose trellis has a climbing new red rose. There are two pedestrian gates that lead out of the garden at either end. Worcester 7 miles, Birmingham 24 miles, Cheltenham 29 miles, M5 (J5 & J6) 3 miles. (Distances approximate) The village comprises a scattering of period rural homes. Whilst being rural it is extremely well positioned for Worcester and M5 corridor.

house Holland House Farm on the Worcestershire / Staffordshire border is a most impressive period house, painstakingly restored in the past three years to create a fine home of considerable style. Vendors welcome part exchange propositions. Holland House Farm has been comprehensively refurbished to include entirely new services combining all the benefits of a high specification modern house with traditional architecture. The original building was taken back to a shell with new floors, roof and windows and as such represents the rare opportunity to purchase a period house with all the benefits of a new home. Listed Grade II for its architectural importance, Holland House Farm dates from the 17th Century with a highly distinctive exterior notable for its prominent chimney stacks, stone detailing, and splendid Dutch gables. The circular profile south east wing is a 2006 extension adding further interest to this captivating bulding. The interiors are creatively designed and beautifully presented. The splendid central staircase, the exceptional kitchen and the large master suite with its two dressing and bathrooms are worthy of particular note. Vendors welcome part exchange propositions. Stourbridge 4 miles Wolverhampton 10 miles Bridgnorth 14 miles Worcester 22 miles Birmingham 17 miles J3 (M5) 9 miles

house An impressive former mill house believed to date back to the 17th century constructed of cut stone under a tiled roof. A short distance from the property is a stone barn currently used as a workshop. The property offers great flexibility and the property offers great potential to be transformed into a fabulous family home. The property retains many period features including original fire places, exposed timber beams and large sash mullion windows. A short distance from the main property is a stone built barn which has been used as a wool workshop. It could be easily converted into ancillary accommodation, studio, workshop or games room, subject to the necessary planning consents. Approached down a long drive through open countryside along the end of the Washbrook Valley. Painswick 1 mile, Stroud 4 miles, Gloucestershire 7 miles, Cheltenham 10 miles, Cirencester 16 miles, (Off Stroud London Paddington approximately 120 minutes), M5 (Junction 13) miles (Distances and times approximate)

house Burleigh Hall is a most attractive and impressive Grade II listed family house, tucked away and set in its own grounds of just over 6.5 acres. The house was formerly the Vicarage to Brimscombe and once a Country House Hotel. It has been a private family home for over 30 years and is well laid out for both formal entertaining and family living. Outside the property offers numerous opportunities with the recently refurbished cottage in the grounds and the period coach house with stabling and garaging. The grounds are a special feature of the property with formal gardens, kitchen gardens and excellent privacy with paddocks on most sides. The house is approached via an impressive tree-lined driveway. Minchinhampton 1 mile Stroud station 2 miles (London Paddington 90 minutes) M5 (J13) 6 miles Cirencester 12 miles Kemble station 8 miles (London Paddington 75 minutes) M4 (J15) 26 miles

house An attractive complex of 4 self-catering units and a 4 bedroom Cumbrian Long House with outstanding views over the Nent Valley and surrounding countryside. Built as a hunting lodge, Greenends is a traditional Cumbrian long house. The site has been redeveloped by the current owners into a delightful home and expanding business. The principal building accommodates the main house, 2 letting units and a cottage. The remainder of the properties have been converted from traditional farm out-buildings into further letting property or ancillary facilities for the running of the business. Greenends holiday cottages are built and equipped to a high standard. They vary in size, accommodating two to four people and the English Tourist Council has awarded three of the cottages a 5 star quality standard and one a 4 star standard. Financial information can be made available to bona-fide purchasers upon the signing of a confidentiality undertaking. Approximate distances by road: Penrith 24 miles, Carisle 32 miles, Durham 38 miles and Newcastle upon Tyne 48 miles.

house Delightful country home which has been totally rebuilt in keeping with its original style. Its elevated position allows far reaching views to be enjoyed from all aspects of the property. The property was finally completed in 2000 and is a total rebuild of what was a former farmhouse on this very unique site. The design incorporates traditional mellow brick elevations, part timber cladding, a glazed atrium, and incorporates an oast house built in the original style with its slate roof. The house offers modern living which is particularly spacious and bright. Outstanding views are enjoyed from all aspects, and in particular the breathtaking far reaching views to the south and west from the principal reception rooms and bedrooms. The gardens, patios and terraces are south and west facing and border the land and neighbour fields. There is a traditional stable currently used for storage and opening out onto the adjacent field. Tall modern steel framed open fronted single bay barn. Modern three bay steel framed open fronted barn with part concrete floor. Nissen hut providing secure storage. Great Malvern 11 miles, Ledbury 10 miles, Worcester 16 miles, Hereford 13 miles, M50 (J2) 14 miles, Birmingham 45 miles, Cheltenham 40 miles. (Distances approximate) Situated at the end of a long private drive with electric gates, on the edge of the small hamlet of Munderfield.

house A rare opportunity to purchase a stunning Jacobean Manor House in the heart of an extremely sought after village. Good local amenities include a recently opened award winning village shop. This property sits within its own grounds and has been thoughtfully landscaped and gardened. From the front door you enter into a large hall with striking oak staircase. The reception rooms are light and bright. The dining room has a stunning Jacobean carved fireplace. Inner hall provides access to a pantry, the laundry and every day entrance to the property. The principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom. The main staircase leads to a large landing/reading area, three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Second floor offers three further bedrooms, a games room and bathroom. The property offers both access through wrought iron gates onto a gravel driveway to the rear of the property with ample parking and an in out driveway at the front of the house for more formal use. A barn offers great storage and part has been made into a home office. A coach house has been made into an ideal workshop/garage. To the back of the property is triple garaging with stairs to a studio above. Worcester 14 miles, Droitwich Spa 9 miles, M5 (J5) 8.5 miles, M42 (J2) 10 miles, Stratford Upon Avon 14 miles (Distances approximate) High Street shopping can be done in nearby Droitwich Spa which has several supermarkets including a Waitrose.

house A substantial courtyard range of Grade II Listed farm buildings with planning permission for five residential units and ancillary work units. Standing in a idyllic setting, Huddington Hill Barns are a range of traditional red brick and tiled barns forming an attractive courtyard complex. The barns vary in single and two storey buildings that when converted will provide excellent character homes. There is an additional range of barns that are to be paired off with the main dwellings as work units; they are generally of modern construction. The development is surrounded by the glorious Worcestershire countryside and have fantastic views over the rolling topography. Planning permission (ref W/07/00506/CU) was granted by Wychavon District Council on the 11 June 2008. Granted Listed Buildings Consent (ref W/07/00505/L) for the change of use of the existing barns into five live/ work units (B1 use) and installation of a bio-sewage treatment plant. The planning is subject to a section 106 agreement which stipulates a contribution to Cycling (£1,500), Education (£27,265) and an Off Site Public Open Space (£13,810). Worcester 5 miles, Droitwich 6 miles, M5 (J6) 5 miles, Birmingham 25 miles (Distances approximate) The development is convenient placed for junction 5, 6 and 7 of the M5.

house Delightful thatched three bedroom cottage situated just outside the village of Burghclere, with garden, paddock and woodland bordering a stream and set within 1.57 acres. This property is thought to date from the 18th century and has recently been modernised. The reception hall has the former bread oven and the original fireplace is fitted with a wood burning stove. This room also gives access to the principal reception rooms; the sitting room also having an open fireplace with a wood burning stove. The well fitted kitchen incorporates various Bosch appliances. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the bathroom. The barn, which currently provides garaging and storage has planning permission to refurbish and extend to provide additional garaging, stores and home office/hobbies room with WC above. This would also provide an increased parking area. The attractive mature garden has areas of lawn, a small sunken garden and is screened by mature hedging and views of the adjoining paddock and the woodland, which is bordered by a stream. Newbury 3 miles, A34 2 miles, Whitchurch 11 miles, M4 (J13) 7 miles, London Paddington via Newbury Station, London Waterloo via Whitchurch Station 60 minutes. (All distances and times are approximate)

house Mudeford House is a magnificent Georgian Grade II listed property situated in a simply stunning and unique location, with spectacular far-reaching views of the harbour. There is planning consent for a 4 bedroom house in the grounds. The property is one of the very finest waterside homes in the area, featuring elegant and comfortable rooms with the ultimate in luxurious fixtures and fittings. The stylish Mark Wilkinson designer kitchen blends beautifully with the numerous period features the house has to offer. The accommodation has a very versatile layout with the potential of a completely self-contained annexe or office suite with separate external staircase. The top floor of the house could also be utilised as a spacious flat. The property has the benefit of valuable planning consent for a further 4 bedroom house within the grounds. Within a short walk of the house are several excellent pubs, local shops, the luxurious 4 star Christchurch Harbour Hotel and Spa, sandy beaches at Friars Cliff and Mudeford Quay. The nearby town of Christchurch has a wealth of shops, restaurants, banks and a main line railway station with a regular and fast service to London Waterloo within 90 minutes.

house An beautifully renovated house in a quiet location in much sought after village. Courtyard with barn. 2 bedroom summer house. Double garage. Gardens. Orchard. Woodland. Paddock. Views to Dartmoor. About 4 acres. Situated in an enviable and sunny position in the picturesque and popular village of Lustleigh, the property is an impressive example of medieval architecture which, along with its spectacular views and outbuildings, makes this a property rarely seen on the market. Over the past three years the present owners have embarked on an extensive programme of restoration, working closely with English Heritage, The Dartmoor National Park and their consultant archaeologist, which has included re-roofing, re-wiring and re-plumbing. A host of the original features have been retained and renewed while at the same time it has been turned into a home for the 21st Century. The gardens are an outstanding feature of the property and include formal gardens, orchard, croquet lawn, vegetable garden, paddock and woodland all with outstanding country views. Moretonhampstead 4 miles Chagford 8 miles Exeter 15 miles (All distances approximate)

flat The block will comprise 17 apartments on ground to fifth floors inc. - 16 x 2 bed/2bath and 1 x 3 bed/2 bath. Due to the desirability of the location and the anticipated demands of the City buyer/tenant, the specification for all apartments here has been lifted in line with Telford Homes "premium" specification and will include handleless "cappuccino" gloss & silver cherry coloured kitchen units, quartz stone worktops, stainless steel kitchen appliances, wardrobes to both main bedrooms, timber flooring to living room & hallway/carpeting to bedroom/s/tiled floor to bathroom & kitchen and under-floor heating 1/4 mile (0.4km) from St Katharine Dock, less than 1/2 mile from The Tower of London, Wapping, the River Thames and from Tower Bridge, 1 mile (1.6 km) from Bank of England (City of London). Within 20 minutes walk of City of London College, London Metropolitan University, London School of Accountancy, London School of Economics, and London Trinity College. Numerous other universities and schools of dance, music & drama within 8 tube stops (approx. 30 mins train journey time).

house Occupying an attractive position in the village, The Timbers has been extended, renovated and modernised to provide an attractive family home offering great flexibility. The Timbers is arranged around an attractive courtyard setting at the rear, accessed through an archway from the main parking area at the front and leading to the paddock land beyond. The ground floor accommodation is ideal for entertaining and family use alike. There is a very attractive sitting room with brick inglenook fireplace and sliding doors to the courtyard. The dining room has high ceilings, a stripped wood floor and feature gothic style archway to a link area providing wine storage and leading through a further arch into the kitchen. The kitchen enjoys views of the countryside beyond, it contains an extensive range of fitted display cabinets and kitchen units topped with granite work surfaces with a side breakfast bar. A gas Rangemaster cooker is set into a fireplace and forms an attractive focal point. There is a double bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, which could be ideal for guest accommodation. There are also 3 good sized bedrooms and a bathroom. Stafford 3 miles Eccleshall 5 miles Stoke on Trent 17 miles Birmingham 33 miles M6 (J14) 2.5 miles London Euston from Stafford station - approx 80 mins)

house Eilean Gorm occupies a beautiful lochside position in the picturesque hamlet of Kinlochard in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The house has uninterrupted southerly views across the loch and towards Ben Lomond. Eilean Gorm was built in the mid 1990's and comprises a spacious family home with flexible accommodation, including five public rooms and six bedrooms. The principal rooms face south towards Loch Ard and enjoy day long sunshine and spectacular views. To the front of the house is a large decking area extending to about 68 ' x 21 '. Steps lead onto a lawn which extends to the shore of Loch Ard where there is a private jetty. To the side of the house is a gravel parking area and a timber store. The village is well served with a local shop, tea room and hotel and spa whilst Aberfoyle (4.5 miles) is the nearest town and provides a full range of facilities including a primary school, shops, post office, supermarket and a variety of hotels and restaurants. It also has a very good 18 hole golf course. The City of Stirling is a thriving business centre with main line rail station and good connection to the central motorway network. Within the National Park there are many leisure opportun

house The oldest part of Kinloch House dates from around 1700 and was later extended by the Edinburgh based Architect firm, Peddie and Kinnear in 1859 to form a large Scots baronial mansion. In the main part of the house the entrance hall opens into a magnificent reception hall with large stone fireplace and east facing bay window. The drawing room has two bay windows to both north and west, an open fireplace and a lovely moulded plaster ceiling. The adjoining sitting room again has twin aspects to the south and west which ensures a bright and sunny room. From the hall steps rise to the kitchen and utility areas, beyond which is a timber panelled dining room with moulded plaster ceiling and open fireplace. The final reception room is a restful TV room/sitting room. There is both a central turnpike stair and a traditional staircase leading to the first floor where there are 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a study. On the second floor there are 3 further bedrooms and a further small sitting room at the top of the central tower. The house stands in about 10 acres of garden and wooded parkland which provide privacy and add greatly to the overall amenity of the property. Kinloch House has an attractive countryside setting on the edge of the Howe of Fife in north east Fife. It is surrounded by arable farmland and woodlands with a back drop of rising hills. North Fife is a popular and attractive area south of the Tay Estuary famed for its beautiful countryside with rolling green hills. The University town of St Andrews is renowned world wide as the home of golf and there are many other golf courses in Fife including nearby Ladybank, which is a good inland cour

house A well presented family home built by Octagon, set in a sought after tree lined, private location. The spacious accommodation is arranged over two floors and the 0.5 acre mature and secluded gardens are mainly laid to lawn.

house A well presented family home located in a popular residential area, close to Oxshott woods, lake and train station. The accommodation is spread over three floors, including 6 double bedroom suites and a stylish new kitchen.

house A five bedroom family home located at the end of a residential cul de sac, within walking distance of Oxshott train station, lake and woods. Set in delightful mature and secluded gardens and offering potential to extend (STPP).