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Homes for sale in England with swimming pools
Homes for sale in England with swimming pools

The Guardian

time13-06-2025

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Homes for sale in England with swimming pools

There is much to ogle at in this four-bedroom, ground- and first-floor apartment – part of a striking 17th-century manor house that has been sensitively carved up as part of a cohousing community. Every room is cavernous and light pours in through mullioned stone windows. There is a cellar, now a workroom. The property sits in 2.8 hectares (seven acres) of grounds which ramble through lawns to woodland. The communal open-air swimming pool is shrouded by trees. It is a seven-minute drive to Bradford-on-Avon station and town centre. £785,000. Inigo, 020 3687 3071 Photograph: Inigo This grand Edwardian home, to the south of the city centre, has three reception rooms, four bedrooms and a conservatory. The light-filled hallway leads into a sociable kitchen, a dining room, a conservatory, and the drawing room, which has an arched window seat under the stained-glass windows. Outside, the rear paved terrace is south-facing with a swimming pool at its centre. The garden is part-walled and bordered by mature flowers and trees. This detached house sits on a large a corner plot twice as wide as the neighbouring terrace homes. £725,000. Sowerbys, 01603 761 441 Photograph: Sowerbys High above sea level, and on the private North Foreland estate, is this restored Edwardian villa. It is thought to have been the original show house of the estate, and has views of the lighthouse and east across the sea. Built in 1902, it has only been occupied by four families. Spread over three floors, there are five bedrooms. The dining room leads on to the terrace and BBQ area, sheltered by raised flowerbeds, and beyond is the sandstone-bordered, heated swimming pool – fitted with a concealed, automatic cover . £2.5m. Inigo , 020 3687 3071 Photograph: Inigo A short walk from the green space of the park and lido is a corner building on Mentmore Terrace. On the third floor is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom, warehouse-style apartment with exposed concrete ceilings in the open-plan kitchen-dining-living area, and a private balcony with a protective half-height glass screen. Atop the building is a communal heated swimming pool with decking, flowerbeds and views over the City of London. The terrace runs alongside the railway line and parallel to London Fields, and the overground station is nearby. £730,000. Dexters, 020 7247 2440 Photograph: Dexters On South Quay Plaza, a Berkeley Homes development, is the 68-floor Hampton Tower, which is home to 627 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. There is a one-bedroom flat for sale on the ninth floor with an open-plan living-dining-kitchen area and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to Canary Wharf. The tower has a gym, a swimming pool, a games room, a co-working space, and a bar and a roof terrace on the 56th floor. It's a five-minute walk to the DLR, a seven-minute walk to the Jubilee line and a 13-minute walk to the Elizabeth line. £727,500. Dexters, 020 7590 7299 Photograph: Andrew Beasley /Dexters

9 apartments with impressive outside space
9 apartments with impressive outside space

Yahoo

time16-05-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • Yahoo

9 apartments with impressive outside space

Gardens will be taking centre stage when the RHS Chelsea Flower show opens next week, but you don't have to live in a house — or be blessed with green fingers — to benefit from outside space of your own. Many apartment developments and conversions come with balconies, patios or private gardens and some incorporate shared areas such as roof terraces or landscaped grounds that you can enjoy without the hassle of watering, weeding or mowing them yourself. Whether you prefer a contemporary pad or period character, these homes don't skimp on al fresco areas. Communal rooftop gardens with sweeping views crown this collection of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom flats, duplexes and penthouses. Built around a central podium garden, all have private terraces and are extremely energy efficient, with eco-friendly features such as solar panels, triple glazing and mechanical heat recovery systems. By The Hill Group. An elegant 1,645 square foot apartment occupies the entire first floor of a Grade II listed Regency house. It includes two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, study and a formal drawing room, and original original sash windows, fireplaces and plasterwork. Residents have access to a secluded garden framed by mature trees. Find out more from Fine & Country. Read more: 9 Edwardian homes that offer plenty of space Standing in seven acres of communal grounds, Grade II* listed Whitlingham Hall was built in 1865 for a local banker and later passed to the Colman family, famed for founding Colman's mustard. In 2002 it was converted into a number of grand apartments, including this one on the first floor. Huge windows in the two bedrooms, kitchen and sitting room face south, and three sets of French doors open on to a sprawling terrace overlooking topiary gardens. Contact Sowerbys. It looks like a holiday snap taken in the Mediterranean, but this is actually a rooftop beach club in West London — complete with an olive grove and infinity pool — open only to residents of this swanky new development. Each of the studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments here has floor to ceiling windows and a balcony, and landscaped gardens, a gym, cinemas, a private dining room, lounges, a bar, steam room and sauna are among the numerous other facilities. Visit White City Living. This ground and first floor flat forms part of a substantial period house and comprises three bedrooms, a bay-windowed sitting room, a kitchen, bathroom, cloakroom and box room which could be used as a study. There's a well-maintained private garden with loads of room for children to run around, and a shared courtyard. From Anderson Strathern via ESPC. Read more: 10 homes with glorious spring gardens One- and two-bedroom homes with terraces, Juliet or full balconies are available in this new retirement village. It's surrounded by 79 acres of gardens, lakes and woodland, and on-site facilities include a restaurant, library and a health and leisure club. You must be aged 60+ to buy here, and pets are welcome. From Audley Villages. Much improved by the current owners, this first floor flat is one of three in a converted Victorian villa. Accommodation consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, drawing room and a dual aspect dining room with two sets of bifold doors leading out to a large roof terrace. This overlooks the city's rooftops, and a communal garden is at ground level. Get in touch with Jackson-Stops. Read more: 9 rural homes that are close to amenities The height of luxury in every sense, this duplex penthouse is the city's the most expensive new apartment, sitting on top of a building with a doorman and gym. It's been designed to an extremely high specification and includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a huge open plan kitchen and living area and a steam room. An expansive wraparound terrace features an outdoor kitchen, a bar area and hot tub where you can unwind while taking in the amazing views. Through Priestly Homes. A 20th floor apartment boasting not only a terrace, accessed from the open plan reception room, but also a balcony off the kitchen and dining area. Together these provide 1,000 square feet of outdoor space with far reaching views across south and west London. The property has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an underground parking space and use of a residents' gym, 24 hour concierge, a lounge and courtyard garden. Find out more from Savills. Read more: Home renovation mistakes and how to avoid them How higher house prices are impacting young people's finances 10 home upgrades that don't need planning permission

9 apartments with impressive outside space
9 apartments with impressive outside space

Yahoo

time16-05-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • Yahoo

9 apartments with impressive outside space

Gardens will be taking centre stage when the RHS Chelsea Flower show opens next week, but you don't have to live in a house — or be blessed with green fingers — to benefit from outside space of your own. Many apartment developments and conversions come with balconies, patios or private gardens and some incorporate shared areas such as roof terraces or landscaped grounds that you can enjoy without the hassle of watering, weeding or mowing them yourself. Whether you prefer a contemporary pad or period character, these homes don't skimp on al fresco areas. Communal rooftop gardens with sweeping views crown this collection of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom flats, duplexes and penthouses. Built around a central podium garden, all have private terraces and are extremely energy efficient, with eco-friendly features such as solar panels, triple glazing and mechanical heat recovery systems. By The Hill Group. An elegant 1,645 square foot apartment occupies the entire first floor of a Grade II listed Regency house. It includes two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, study and a formal drawing room, and original original sash windows, fireplaces and plasterwork. Residents have access to a secluded garden framed by mature trees. Find out more from Fine & Country. Read more: 9 Edwardian homes that offer plenty of space Standing in seven acres of communal grounds, Grade II* listed Whitlingham Hall was built in 1865 for a local banker and later passed to the Colman family, famed for founding Colman's mustard. In 2002 it was converted into a number of grand apartments, including this one on the first floor. Huge windows in the two bedrooms, kitchen and sitting room face south, and three sets of French doors open on to a sprawling terrace overlooking topiary gardens. Contact Sowerbys. It looks like a holiday snap taken in the Mediterranean, but this is actually a rooftop beach club in West London — complete with an olive grove and infinity pool — open only to residents of this swanky new development. Each of the studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments here has floor to ceiling windows and a balcony, and landscaped gardens, a gym, cinemas, a private dining room, lounges, a bar, steam room and sauna are among the numerous other facilities. Visit White City Living. This ground and first floor flat forms part of a substantial period house and comprises three bedrooms, a bay-windowed sitting room, a kitchen, bathroom, cloakroom and box room which could be used as a study. There's a well-maintained private garden with loads of room for children to run around, and a shared courtyard. From Anderson Strathern via ESPC. Read more: 10 homes with glorious spring gardens One- and two-bedroom homes with terraces, Juliet or full balconies are available in this new retirement village. It's surrounded by 79 acres of gardens, lakes and woodland, and on-site facilities include a restaurant, library and a health and leisure club. You must be aged 60+ to buy here, and pets are welcome. From Audley Villages. Much improved by the current owners, this first floor flat is one of three in a converted Victorian villa. Accommodation consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, drawing room and a dual aspect dining room with two sets of bifold doors leading out to a large roof terrace. This overlooks the city's rooftops, and a communal garden is at ground level. Get in touch with Jackson-Stops. Read more: 9 rural homes that are close to amenities The height of luxury in every sense, this duplex penthouse is the city's the most expensive new apartment, sitting on top of a building with a doorman and gym. It's been designed to an extremely high specification and includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a huge open plan kitchen and living area and a steam room. An expansive wraparound terrace features an outdoor kitchen, a bar area and hot tub where you can unwind while taking in the amazing views. Through Priestly Homes. A 20th floor apartment boasting not only a terrace, accessed from the open plan reception room, but also a balcony off the kitchen and dining area. Together these provide 1,000 square feet of outdoor space with far reaching views across south and west London. The property has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an underground parking space and use of a residents' gym, 24 hour concierge, a lounge and courtyard garden. Find out more from Savills. Read more: Home renovation mistakes and how to avoid them How higher house prices are impacting young people's finances 10 home upgrades that don't need planning permission

What you get for £1.8 million in Norfolk, Wigan and Cyprus
What you get for £1.8 million in Norfolk, Wigan and Cyprus

Times

time07-05-2025

  • Business
  • Times

What you get for £1.8 million in Norfolk, Wigan and Cyprus

Itteringham Mill dates from the early 18th century and has been transformed into a bright and airy six-bedroom, six-bathroom home. There is more than 4,500 sq ft of living space across three floors including a kitchen/dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views over the mill pool. Modern features include a water-sourced heat pump and underfloor heating. There are two self-contained cottages which are perfect for family or extra income potential. The property is in four acres of land, which includes a wildflower meadow, an island garden and plenty of parking. Itteringham is in between Holt and Aylsham. EPC C (potential B) — on a scale of A (best) to G (worst) Upside Fishing and wild swimming opportunities. Downside Flooding could be an issue. Price £1.8 million Contact Greater Manchester It's not often a fully moated 16th-century house appears on the market, but Gidlow Hall is just that. The property, just over two miles from Wigan, has 4,727 sq ft of living space and 7.41 acres of land. It is accessed via a no through lane with a tree-lined sweeping drive, so there is a high degree of privacy. There are three reception rooms, five bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a main bedroom with en suite bathroom and a terrace. There is also a barrel-vaulted cellar and double garage. EPC C (current and potential) Upside Further land available. Downside The bridge can't be drawn up. Price £1.795 million Contact London SW11 Just off Clapham Common, in one of south London's most sought-after locations, this family home has nearly 2,000 sq ft of accommodation, a private garden and plenty of storage space. The ground floor is one large broken-plan room, with a kitchen, dining space and reception area. Upstairs there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms across two floors, plus potential for a small fifth bedroom. The lower-ground floor has a cellar which is currently used as a gym. EPC D (potential C) Upside Freehold. Downside No off-road parking. Price £1.8 million Contact Wiltshire The Glen, wrapped in wisteria, offers a blend of period character and modern family living with a swimming pool, tennis court and 1.5-acre paddock. It is grade II listed and has three reception rooms on the ground floor, plus a large kitchen/breakfast room, office, study, guest WC, downstairs bedroom and bathroom. On the first floor are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and WC, including a main bedroom with a dressing room and en suite bathroom. Kington Langley is about two miles from Chippenham, and 18 miles from Bath. EPC E (potential D) Upside Self-contained suite for multigenerational living. Downside Interiors are outdated. Price £1.8 million Contact North Yorkshire Bag yourself a mini estate in Sherburn in Elmet, a town 30 minutes' drive from Leeds. Stream Farm and Stream Fields are two hefty dwellings — the first has five bedrooms and five reception rooms, and the second is a three-bedroom fixer upper — plus a self-contained apartment, outbuildings and 2.5 acres of grounds. A large shed within the grounds generates income. Want more land? An additional 12.5 acres is available by separate negotiation. EPC N/A Upside There are good schools close by, including three Parent Power-ranked schools within a two-mile radius. Downside There's a lot to manage. Price £1.8 million Contact Advertisement West Sussex With stunning views of the South Downs National Park, Rhiw has no shortage of country charm. It is grade II listed and the ground floor benefits from exposed timber beams, brickwork and open fireplaces, as well as a conservatory which opens out into the garden. Also downstairs are three more reception rooms, a large kitchen, shower room and bedroom. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, one with an en suite bathroom, as well as a family bathroom. The split-level garden has views over the countryside, al fresco dining space and a number of outbuildings. Amberley is a historic village close to Storrington and Pulborough. EPC N/A Upside Underfloor heating via ground source heat pump. Downside The balcony is accessed via the bathroom. Price £1.795 million Contact Oxfordshire Orchard House is a spacious family home on the edge of the Cotswolds with a Georgian façade, high ceilings and beautifully maintained gardens with a grapevine-wrapped pergola and prolific asparagus bed. On the ground floor there is a generous 500 sq ft living room, kitchen, dining room, office, bathroom and separate WC. Up the curved wooden staircase are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. EPC D (potential B) Upside Off-street parking. Downside No orchard. Price £1.8 million Contact Angus This high-spec five-bedroom house lies among lush green Angus farmland four miles north of the desirable Dundee suburb of Broughty Ferry. Designed by the award-winning architect Heinz Voigt and built 20 years ago, Woodville mixes traditional Scottish architectural elements such as sandstone pillars and heavy mahogany doors with luxurious contemporary fixtures, including a handcrafted David L Douglas kitchen. There are 7.5 acres of grounds which have been shaped with relaxing and entertaining in mind. They include a large pond with waterside dining area, and a pavilion with hot tub, stone-built bar and barbecue area. EPC D (current and potential) Upside Linked one-bedroom cottage perfect for guests or multigenerational living. Downside Contemporary design won't be everyone's idea of the perfect country house. Price Offers over £1.795 million Contact Perth Keillour Castle was built in the mid-19th century, but beneath it lie the remains of a structure dating back hundreds of years. The substantial seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom property has been fully restored and given a high-end contemporary makeover, save for a few final cosmetic touches awaiting application by the next owners. A bespoke Shaker-style kitchen by the luxury interior designer Sculleries of Stockbridge is a particularly outstanding detail. There are more than 43 acres of grounds, which include two gardens of historic botanical interest. EPC F (potential D) Upside Three additional traditional estate dwellings with potential. Downside In need of some final renovation before being move-in ready. Price Offers over £1.8 million Contact Cyprus Part of a luxury lifestyle resort, this southern Cypriot property comes with access to an 18-hole golf course, clubhouse, wellness spa, bar, restaurant and boutique stores. There is an infinity pool with panoramic mountain views, as well as a large patio, perfect for dining alfresco. Inside there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a dual-aspect living space and kitchen. Paphos is a 20-minute drive away. Upside Landscaped gardens and covered parking. Downside You would need a car to leave the resort. Price £1.794 million Contact Advertisement … and a ready-made holiday business in Pembrokeshire Clydey Cottages is an award-winning luxury holiday cottage complex, and it's available to purchase turnkey. It's in the heart of Pembrokeshire and the site includes ten holiday units, a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, games room, spa treatment room and hot tubs. The 15.8 acres of grounds have landscaped gardens, wildflower meadows, woodland walks, and the farm offers animal feeding and egg collecting for families. There are plenty of walks and beaches a short drive away. EPC E (potential C) Upside Future bookings in place. Downside The cottages could be spruced up. Price £1.8 million Contact Find more daily Property & Home content here

Family homes with gardens
Family homes with gardens

The Guardian

time21-02-2025

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  • The Guardian

Family homes with gardens

Three miles from Ipswich is the village of Bramford, where there is a grand Victorian house for sale, built in the 1840s as a hunting lodge. The tall sash windows on the rear of the house, on both levels, look out over the long back lawn, which slopes away. At the foot of the garden is a timber retreat surrounded by mature trees: ginkgo, sycamore and silver birch. Restored by its current owners, the retained period features include ceiling cornicing, restored floorboards and a stained-glass window above the stairwell. The Gripping river runs along the bottom of the village. Inigo 020 3687 3071 Photograph: Two miles from the Georgian town of Holt, in the village of Bodham, is Church Farmhouse. It is set in 1.2 acres of grounds and with a collection of flint outhouses that have not yet been converted. The brick and flint property is set over three floors and has loads of character: traditional farmhouse kitchen and Aga, and open fireplaces in the 37ft sitting room. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms on the upper floors. South-west facing, the gardens include wide lawns, flanked by stone walls and flowering borders. Beyond the lawns is an enclosed tennis court with a period barn that serves as a pavilion. Sowerbys 01263 710 777 Photograph: Sowerbys To the east of the market town of Melton Mowbray (five miles away) and close to the Leicestershire-Nottinghamshire border, is the village of Stapleford. Set in a conservation area is a cottage for sale on the end of a row of eight red-brick almshouses, built in 1732 and set under pantile and thatched roofs. Through the cherry-red painted front door is the living room and dining room to the left, which lead through into the kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms. The property has gardens to the front and back, which is mainly lawn, with a mature hawthorn tree and a tall yew hedge, along with a summerhouse and fruit trees. Inigo 020 3687 3071 Photograph: This three-bedroom, detached house is right for a family with an appetite for renovation. Subject to planning permission, the integrated garage could be transformed into an internal room, and the interiors need updating. There are two partially separated reception rooms running from the big bay window at the front to the back garden – a living room and dining room respectively, with a separate kitchen and a utility room. The street is just a few moments from the River Thames and Sunbury Park and close to Kempton racecourse and the famous antiques market. Dexters 01932 781 100 Photograph: Dexters Beauty lies in the symmetry of this tall, red brick, five-bedroom farmhouse. Behind brick gate posts, the property lies in four rambling acres of gardens, orchards and a lake. It has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a games room, a boot room, a cellar and a study. The games room has floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the lawn. The heart of the home is the farmhouse-style, open plan kitchen-cum-dining room with a wood burning stone, an Aga and a central island. To one side of the house is a timber pergola and a flagstone terrace that wraps around the corner of the property to face the lawn. Morgan Aps 01905 384 848 Photograph: Morgan Aps

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