Author Archives: Diane

Bloxworth House was built by George Savage in 1608 on an E shaped plan and can claim to be the earliest use of brick in the county. The house was bought by Henry Trenchard in 1689 and remained within the … Continue reading →

The Mill: This five storey mill was converted by the current owner in the 1960s and has seen little alteration since. It has been vacant for the last 12 years or so and used more for storage and therefore is … Continue reading →

superlambanana features heavily in this house. It is included in the sale apparently.

Grade II listed property of Tudor origin remodelled in the Georgian period 7 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms elegantly proportioned rooms flagstone and Victorian-tiled floors formal walled Mediterranean style garden established kitchen garden former coach house and stables mill stream spanned … Continue reading →

D’Oyly Carte Island is a totally unique Grade II listed residence of immense character with many interesting and unusual features, in all some 10,000sq.ft. The property is positioned on a private island in the Thames at Weybridge, accessed by its … Continue reading →

Selgars Mill is a beautiful, converted mill featuring original mill mechanisms and courtyard with two separate cottages, within idyllic gardens and grounds including mill pond and lead. Very pretty. Lots of land for the bees and a watermill to think … Continue reading →

Manor House retains many original features flagstones, sash windows and ornate fireplaces 6 double bedrooms (1 en suite), 2 bathrooms kitchen/breakfast room with Aga garage block with fitness room and store outdoor swimming pool loose boxes gardens and paddock, about … Continue reading →

An attractive former School House currently configured as 2 properties. Kitchen, 3 reception rooms and conservatory. Bathroom, cloakroom and 3 bedrooms (1 en-suite). 2 Bedroom self contained attached cottage. Outbuildings, garage and workshop. Grounds of 0.6 of an acre. Near … Continue reading →

A superb Grade II* Small Manor House circa 1740-50 with later additions. Country kitchen, 3 receptions, glorious orangery, elegant hallway. Adjoining 4 bedroom annexe with sep. access. Kitchen & formal gardens, farm buildings one with pp to convert to 3 … Continue reading →