Properties For Sale by Blue Book, Covering the Country and London, including sold STC
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One of the most dramatic private coastal estates in the South West. High on a rugged, wind-carved stretch of coastline, Redlap House commands a breathtaking position overlooking the full sweep of Start Bay. With its own private cove, a winding drive through woodland, and 31.63 acres of g...
Key features
- With its own private cove, Redlap House commands a breathtaking position overlooking Start Bay
- Set in 31.63 acres of gardens, terraces and wild coastal land, which makes it both peaceful and secluded
- Generous rooms throughout with breathtaking views
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One of Dorset’s landmark houses, Chedington Court is a Jacobean Revival masterpiece in an elevated position with unparalleled views stretching to the Brecon Beacons. Both the house and its beautifully landscaped gardens exude a rare serenity, meticulously restored to combine historic gr...
Key features
- Jacobean Revival masterpiece in an elevated position with unparalleled views stretching to the Brecon Beacons
- Sensitively restored to one of the most technologically advanced country houses in the West Country
- Majestic in scale, yet remarkably comfortable and effortless to live in
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Cotterell House is that rare and sought after country home; an impeccably renovated Grade II listed Georgian house situated on the edge of the pretty village of Shere, within the Surrey Hills.
Key features
- Impeccably-renovated Grade II listed Georgian property situated on the edge of the pretty village of Shere
- Elegant symmetry to the house, with a lovely flow through each room
- Georgian features prevalent throughout the whole house
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Stanbridge Mill is one of those rare houses that captures the imagination from the moment you arrive. Set beside the crystal-clear waters of the River Allen, one of England's most celebrated chalk streams, the house occupies an idyllic position within some of Dorset's most beautiful countryside.
Key features
- Elegant Grade II listed mill house beside the crystal-clear River Allen, blending historic character with beautifully crafted interiors.
- Exceptional gardens by Arabella Lennox-Boyd, with woodland, water meadows, a heated pool and kitchen gardens.
- Award-winning RIBA library, three cottages and over 1,000 yards of double-bank fishing on the River Allen.
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Old House is a home with a remarkable and fascinating pedigree. A wonderful blend of Tudor and Georgian periods, with superb contemporary additions, makes Old House so special. This amalgamation of styles lends character, distinction, and an unmistakable artistic sensibility, all set in a private...
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A quietly captivating Devon farmhouse with strong Georgian feel, set at the heart of its 140 acres in an idyllic rural setting, complete with a superb family shoot.
Key features
- Captivating Georgian farmhouse set within 140 acres
- Magical position at the heart of its land, approached via a long beech-lined drive
- Beautiful gardens with a lake and tennis court
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Long Copse is one of the most important and rare examples of the work of leading Arts and Crafts architect and designer, Alfred Powell. His idiosyncratic design, believed to have been conceived as an elegant and comfortable weekend house but made to look like a simple cottage, is the epitome of p...
Key features
- Exceptional Grade II listed Arts & Crafts house by renowned architect Alfred Powell.
- Beautifully preserved period interiors with original fireplaces, beams and oak joinery.
- Detached barn and charming guest cottage offering excellent versatility.
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A period house situated in the unspoilt beauty of West Dorset. Providing a combination of privacy and spectacular views, Higher Waterston’s beautiful grounds and rolling paddocks are complemented by superb secondary accommodation and outdoor facilities - ideal for those who are looking t...
Key features
- Period unlisted Dorest farmhouse
- Elegant rooms with high ceilings
- Swimming pool and tennis court
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A beautifully executed restoration of a Grade II listed townhouse of historic importance
Key features
- Grade II listed townhouse of historic importance, with five bedrooms
- A distinctly Georgian Era English house with a Plain English kitchen and bespoke cabinetry throughout
- Rear garden is double the length of neighbouring properties
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Built in 2010, Drum House is a rare and substantial country property of considerable elegance and versatility, set in the deeply coveted Vale of Wardour, within the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs National Landscape.
Key features
- Exceptional contemporary country house extending to over 7,500 sq ft, including a self-contained Cottage and Guildhall
- Beautifully crafted six-bedroom home with elegant reception rooms, bespoke kitchen, and outstanding entertaining spaces
- Remarkably versatile accommodation, ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, home working or ancillary business use
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Britwell Priors is one of those rare, quiet houses which offers utter privacy and seclusion, sitting amongst 10 acres of fabulous gardens and grounds in its own section of the Test Valley. This unique residence blends centuries old craftsmanship with the clean lines and optimism of mid-c...
Key features
- With parts dating back to the late 16th century, Britwell priors offers utter privacy and seclusion in its own section of the Test Valley.
- While not Listed, it retains fantastic period features including original mellow timbers, open fireplaces and leaded windows.
- Additional accommodation added by the current owners for entertainment and extensive living space.
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East Stoke House is an exceptionally handsome Grade II listed country house, each elevation presenting a distinct and striking classical character, with attractive views across its grounds and towards the Quantock Hills.
Key features
- Each elevation presents a distinct and striking classical character
- Attractive views across its 22 acres and beyond to the Quantock Hills
- An impressive driveway through parkland dotted with fine specimen trees
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A remarkable Grade II listed house, overlooking a Thames meadow on the edge of the thriving village of Shepperton. Now an elegant family home, its 18th-century origins have been thoughtfully enhanced by later additions, including a yellow stock brick façade and grand pillared entrance - all withi...
Key features
- Detached Grade II listed house, overlooking a Thames meadow on the edge of the thriving village of Shepperton
- Restored by its current owners, elevating it to an exceptional standard while preserving its rich historical character
- Offers a rare blend of village charm and modern convenience, within easy reach of central London.
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An impeccably renovated period family home tucked away in its own private corner of the Chiltern Hills with over 5 ½ acres of gardens and grounds, and open unimpeded valley views
Key features
- Beautifully renovated period home combining timeless character with modern luxury
- Exceptional family living and entertaining space, centred around a stunning open-plan kitchen and family room
- Light-filled accommodation with wonderful views across the surrounding countryside
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There has been a house on this spot since the fifteenth century, and you can feel it. What greets you to day is a handsome Georgian front in a quiet corner of Britwell Salome, below the Chiltern escarpment — a house that has grown gently over five hundred years and is all the better for it.
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Central living with an unexpectedly peaceful sense of seclusion, in the heart of Cirencester - one of the Cotswolds most thriving and desirable market towns.
Key features
- Central living with an unexpectedly peaceful sense of seclusion, in the heart of Cirencester
- In immaculate order throughout, having been refurbished by the current owners
- Superb open-plan kitchen and family space, with our double bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs
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Mercer Street occupies an enviable position within Seven Dials - one of London's most vibrant and historic neighbourhoods- renowned for its characterful streets, independent boutiques, acclaimed restaurants and thriving theatre scene. Arranged over five floors, No. 25 is a Grade II liste...
Key features
- 25 Mercer Street is a wonderfully bright and characterful home, arranged across a series of elegant and well-proportioned floors
- Period features sit comfortably alongside practical modern living
- Positioned at the heart of Seven Dials, one of Covent Garden's most desirable addresses, conveniently close to three underground stations
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Harefield Farmhouse extends to 4,777 sq ft and balances classical Georgian rhythm with modern light and space. The house is built from locally quarried Marnhull stone with timber cladding and an elegant iron and lead roofed porch marking the entrance. A thoughtful mix of natural materials and dif...
Key features
- A timeless country house, at once rooted in tradition and refreshingly modern
- High-ceilinged rooms flow effortlessly throughout the house
- Sits within 7.68 acres of its own land, surrounded by Dorset’s celebrated undulating countryside, with scope for further landscaping
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A Queen Anne rectory of rare completeness, hidden behind high stone walls at the heart of one of Somerset's most storied villages. Some houses announce themselves; The Old Rectory prefers to be discovered.
Key features
- Elegant Grade II listed Queen Anne rectory (1702–1708) set within 1.24 acres of private south-facing gardens with a heated indoor pool.
- Beautifully preserved period features, including an original staircase, fine fireplaces, cellar wine bins and a self-contained one-bedroom cottage.
- Former coach house and stables with planning history for conversion into a substantial detached four-bedroom home (subject to confirmation).
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Ashurst Farmhouse enjoys a wonderfully peaceful position close to the villages of Coldwaltham and Watersfield, nestled within the Arun Valley and on the edge of the South Downs National Park. This beautiful corner of West Sussex is characterised by rolling downland, ancient woodland, winding rive...
Key features
- Ashurst Farm House has been the subject of an ambitious and deeply sympathetic restoration.
- A characterful home with exposed beams, timber floors, York stone and handsome inglenook fireplaces
- Set in just over two acres, the serene gardens include mature hedging, a Hartley Botanic greenhouse, raised organic vegetable patches and a tennis court
