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This is a truly unique property, offering a range of exceptional features that combine to create a home that can be enjoyed like few others on the market now.Located in the sought after hamlet of Boars Hill and amongst many other exclusive properties, Red Copse is only 3.5 miles drive from Oxford city centre and railway station. Many desireable schools are within reach. Boars Hill itself is a beautiful area of fields and walks with lovely views over the dreaming spires of Oxford.Red Copse has been extended and developed by the current owners to create an impressive property bursting with eye-catching features using the finest materials and contemporay design elements.The heart of the home is a sizeable open-plan living space incorporating the kitchen, family room and dining area. These rooms open on to the patio and upper lawn, as well as to the swimming pool. This fantastic space is enclosed by glass and slate walls and is centred around a pool that is revealed by lowering the tiled floor through the water. When the floor is raised, it makes for an ideal games room. This part of the house also includes a gym, a second kitchen, two shower rooms, a cellar and the plant room. The original part of the house retains the entrance hallway, two separate receptions and a W.C.The first floor of the original house contains four double bedrooms (one en-suite) and the family bathroom. A small glass gallery walkway takes you into the hugely impressive master bedroom suite. This benefits from high valuted beamed ceilings, twin walk-through dressing rooms, a luxurious en-suite, and a balcony.The second floor contains two further bedrooms, media room and two showers, plus great views.The rear garden has two lawns, plus pond, patios, playground and sheds. To the front is a stone-chipped driveway for several cars, a garage and utility room.YouTube video: Or search "Red Copse Boars Hill Oxford"Front GardenRemotely operated electric gates with intercom system. Stone chipped drieway with space for several cars. Mature trees and bushes enclosed by hedges and fences.Garage3.00m x 5.93m (9'10'' x 19'5'')Electric sliding door. Tiled floor. Lighting. Additional area to side with shower head and sink. Door to utility room.Utility Room4.42m x 1.84m (14'6'' x 6')Fitted units with worksurface with sink inset. Doors between garage and kitchen. Plumbing for washing machine.Kitchen4.97m x 4.24m (16'4'' x 13'11'')Tiled floor with under floor heating. Fitted units with worksurfaces and island unit with breakfast bar and sink with boiling tap. Two Neff double ovens, built-in coffee machine and microwave. Neff 5-ring gas hob and AEG hood. Peninsula unit and bench seat. Open plan to dining area and family room.Dining Area4.91m x 3.37m (16'1'' x 11'1'')Tiled floor with under floor heating. Double glazed sliding doors to patio swimming pool. Feature slate wall. Electric trap door to cellar. Walk-on glass roof.Swimming Pool4.93m x 12.06m (16'2'' x 39'7'') [Room dimensions.]Indoor swimming pool room with an electrically-powered retractable floor to reveal the swimming pool. When the floor is fully raised, it can operate as a games room. When lowered, it reveals a swimming current machine. Sliding doors to patio. Store cupboard.Shower Room1.31m x 1.87m (4'4'' x 6'2'')Heated towel rail. Tiled walls and floor. Shower cubicle. Hand basin. Extractor fan.Rear LobbyStairs down to basement. Doors between swimming pool and second kitchen.Kitchen Two5.07m x 3.62m extending to 4.22m (16'8'' x 13'10'')Fitted units with breakfast bar, sink, integrated oven, grill, gas hob, stainless steel hood, dishwasher. Tiled floor. Two double glazed floor-to-ceiling windows.CellarSpace for fridge freezer. Fitted kitchen units with worksurfce and sink. Wine rack. Corridor underneath swimming pool giving access to gym, plus storage space.Utility AreaPlant room serving swimming pool. Boiler serving extension. Tiled floor. External door.Gym4.91m x 3.19m (16'1'' x 10'6'')Slate feature wall. Double glazed sliding doors to patio. Under floor heating. Spotlights. Boiler cupboard.Downstairs Shower1.83m x 1.77m (6' x 5'10'') L-shaped; maximum dimensions.Heated towel rail. Low-level W.C.. Hand basin with cupboard under. Shower cubicle.Family Room7.58m x 4.25m extending to 4.54m (24'10'' x 13'11'' extending to 14'11'')Storage cupboard. Double glazed casement window to front. Log burning stove. Tiled floor. Spotlights. Double glazed sliding doors to patio. Two radiators.Entrance HallwayParquet flooring. Radiator. Picture rail. Double glazed casement window with window seat and cupboard under. Staircase to first floor.W.c.Low-level W.C. Hand basin with cupboard under. Frosted double glazed window to front. Tiled walls and floor.Play Room4.39m x 4.51m (14'5'' x 14'10'')Picture rail. Bath stone fireplace with log burner. Parquet flooring. Two radiators. Double glazed doors and windows to rear garden.Sitting Room4.23m x 6.08m (14'1'' x 19'11'')Bath stone fireplace with log burner. Two radiators. Picture rail. Parquet flooring. Three double glazed casement windows.First Floor LandingOak staircase to second floor. Radiator. Picture rail. Three double glazed windows to front. Storage cupboard.Study / Bedroom Five2.37m x 3.76m (7'9'' x 12'4'')Pull-down bed in built-in wardrobe. Double glazed window to rear. Picture rail. Radiator.Master Bedroom5.11m x 4.46m (16'9'' x 14'8'')Tiled floor. Double glazed sliding doors to balcony. Access via walk-on glass roof to roof garden. Vaulted beamed ceiling. Under floor heating. Twin walk-through wardrobes to en-suite.Master En-Suite5.07m x 2.88m (16'8'' x 9'5'')Vaulted ceiling with double glazed windows. Bath. Walk-in shower cubicle. Heated towel rail. Low-level W.C.. Twin hand basins with cupboards under.Family Bathroom4.18m x 2.03m (13'9'' x 6'8'')Recirculating eco-shower. Mirrored cupboard with heating cylinder. Jacuzzi bath. Three double glazed windows to front. Hand basin with drawers under. Radiator. Tiled floor. Part-tiled walls.Bedroom Two4.57m x 4.24m (15' x 13'11'')Built-in wardrobes. Picture rail. Radiator. Double glazed window to rear.En-Suite Two2.41m x 1.38m (7'11'' x 4'6'')Low-level W.C.. Walk-in shower cubicle. Double glazed window to side. Hand basin with cupboard under. Radiator and heated towel rail. Tiled walls.Bedroom Three3.95m x 4.57m (13' x 15')Double glazed casement window to rear. Radiator. Picture rail.Bedroom Four3.78m x 3.59m (12'5'' x 11'9'')Radiator. Double glazed casement window to rear. Picture rail.Second Floor LandingDouble glazed sliding window. Recessed spotlights.Shower Room TwoL-shaped 1.89m x 2.05m max (l-Shaped 6'2'' x 6'9'' max)Vertical radiator. Hand basin. Low-level W.C.. Shower cubicle. Tiled walls and floors.Bedroom Six3.30m x 3.39m (10'10'' x 11'1'')Radiator. Storage in eaves. Double glazed sliding window. Double glazed skylight. Recessed spotlights.Media Room3.90m x 4.22m (12'10'' x 13'10'')Storage in eaves. Double glazed sliding window. Radiator. Projector and screen.Study2.54m x 4.21m (8'4'' x 13'10'')Desk unit incorporating pull-down bed. Built-in wardrobe. Storage in eaves. Radiator. Double glazed sliding window. Recessed spotlights. Can also be used as bedroom seven.En-Suite Three0.97m x 2.92m (3'2'' x 9'7'')Low-level W.C.. Hand basin. Shower cubicle. Tiled walls and floor. Vertical radiator. Double glazed skylight window. Recessed spotlights.Rear GardenUpper Lawn 30m x 10m (98' x 33') Approx.Lower Garden 20m x 13m (65' x 43') Approx.Patio beside upper lawn and ground floor of house. Feature pond with cascade and stone chipped path between upper and lower levels. Shed with pump. Barbeque area with firepit. Playground. Climbing wall. Sheds, plus two storage units with slatted garage doors. Greenhouse.Disclaimer For Virtual ViewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. 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Stylish Boars Hill living.DescriptionHeathfield is a wonderfully presented house set in peaceful gardens and grounds in a quiet location on Bedwells Heath. Successfully combining traditional materials with contemporary style and design, the house offers outstanding family and entertaining accommodation by combining large open planned areas, as well as private spaces. Modern features include the ground source heat pump and a Lutron lighting system. There is underfloor heating throughout the lower ground, first and second floors, as well as in the basement. The house also has CAT7 running throughout, and an integrated home automation and security system.The spectacular circular reception hall at the base of the tower has doors leading through to the open plan kitchen/dining/family room, a sumptuous light-filled space with large glazed floor height windows and doors overlooking the gardens. Other ground floor rooms include the large, welcoming drawing room and a study. The lower ground floor has a cinema room, together with a wine cellar, and the first and second floors offer extensive bedroom accommodation, with six bedrooms in total.There are far reaching views from the house, in particular from the gallery and study on the second floor, also offering views over the gardens and adjoining fields.Within the grounds is an indoor swimming pool complex, with changing room, shower room, steam room and sauna. Bi-folding doors open out from the swimming pool open a deck overlooking the gardens and woodland.The well stocked, landscaped gardens are laid to lawn with a paved terrace surrounding the house, and formal areas providing a peaceful setting. There is extensive parking to the front of the house, together with a triple garage.Ground source heating to house and pool.LocationBoars Hill is a sought after residential green belt area less than four miles south west of Oxford city centre. Lying in an elevated position above the Vale of the White Horse, it enjoys wonderful walks and some of the best views of the city and its spires. Local amenities are found in the neighbouring village of Wootton, with more comprehensive facilities in Abingdon and Oxford.Boars Hill is also well located for an excellent range of state and independent schools for all ages in Oxford and Abingdon. The nearby A34 gives access to the M4 (J13) to the south and the M40 (J9) to the north. Regular train services run either from Didcot, Oxford or Oxford Parkway. For those wishing to enjoy the immediate surroundings, there are lovely walks along footpaths and bridleways into Bagley Wood and woodland owned by the Oxford Preservation Trust.Square Footage: 5,264 sq ftDirectionsOn arriving in Boars Hill, proceed along Foxcombe Road. After approximately one mile, turn right into Berkeley Road. At the sharp left hand bend, turn right onto Bedwells Heath. Heathfield will be found after a distance on the left hand side.

Falling leaf is an impressive and private contemporary family home sitting in 5.2 acres, enjoying far reaching views from Chinnor Hill. The house was completed in 2016 and built to a high standard with excellent attention to detail.As you enter the house, there is a bright double height vaulted reception hallway, offering views of the south facing gardens and grounds. To the right-hand side is a spacious open plan kitchen and dining area, with a range of bespoke fitted units, electric aga and oak strip flooring, perfect for family life and entertaining. There is also a sizeable connecting pantry. Off the dining area is a cosy TV room with integrated sound system and a large sitting room with floor to ceiling windows, log burner and sliding doors providing access to the garden terrace.On the ground floor, there are also two bedrooms and a study. The principal bedroom is spacious and enjoys views of the garden. It also accommodates a Juliette balcony, fitted dressing area and a large en suite bathroom with separate shower and marble fittings.An elegant contemporary staircase leads to the galleried landing. There are three bedrooms on the first floor, one of which had an en suite shower room and the other two are serviced by a separate family shower room.The basement level of the house offers further accommodation, including a media/games room and a central meeting room. There is also a studio, plant room and laundry room downstairs.Garden and GroundsFalling Leaf sits in a raised position with woodland surroundings providing seclusion and privacy. The house is approached via a long woodland road, leading to the electric gate entrance. There is plenty of space for parking in the gravel courtyard at the front of the house, which is also home to a sizeable double garage, gym, workshop and wood store. The gardens are made up of a formal lawned section with pergola and herbaceous borders including a variety of flowers, roses, crocosmia and pyracantha hedging. There are two large feature ponds either side of the entrance to the house. To the rear, there is a walled terrace with a water feature, perfect for entertaining and dining. The garden also enjoys many mature trees, including apple and pear. Of particular note, is a very large unconverted basement area which offers excellent overflow storage and parking space currently, which could be developed further (circa 3,000 sqft).AnnexeLocated above the garage is a useful self-contained annexe, ideal for guests or au pair. The annexe accommodates an open plan layout with a fully fitted kitchen and dining area, sitting room and bedroom with en suite bathroom.Chinnor 1.5 milesPrinces Risborough 4.5 milesThame 6.3 milesHigh Wycombe 8.2 milesM40 (J5) 5.5 miles (J4) 8.7 milesAylesbury 13 milesOxford 20 milesHeathrow (J5) 28 miles

Built by Benfield and Loxley in 1926 and attributed to the architects Mills and Shepherd, this exceptional family house has been in the same family for the last 30 years. Arranged over two floors, the property enjoys lateral living with beautifully proportioned rooms, many retaining original period features with high ceilings and original fireplaces and offers flexible accommodation with a large south facing garden and off-street parking.A generous hall opens on to the drawing room with large bay windows overlooking the garden, and the dining room with deep windows and door opening on to a terrace and the garden beyond. A useful study sits at the front of the property along with a cloakroom. The sitting room, also providing an ideal playroom, connects to the kitchen at the rear of the house with an Aga and good family space with a sitting/dining area and door to the garden. The utility room is accessed from the kitchen with a second cloakroom, rear staircase, and door to the side. The main staircase leads up to the seven bedrooms, two bathrooms and shower room. The principal double bedrooms are situated to the rear of the property and enjoy an outlook over the garden.The rear garden is south facing, walled on two sides and very private. Mainly laid to lawn and bordered with trees and shrubs with a covered walkway to the rear of the garden where you find raised vegetable beds. The property sits back from the road with off street parking and a garage.Belbroughton Road is in the heart of Central North Oxford with the main University departments, University Parks and within reach of many State and Independent Schools including The Dragon, Oxford High, Wychwood, with St Edward's and d’Overbroecks close by as are The Cherwell and The Swan Schools. Summertown with its excellent range of shops, restaurants and cafes is also within reach and Oxford city centre is just over a mile to the south. The new Oxford Parkway railway station is approximately 2 miles with trains to London Marylebone in approximately one hour.

An exciting opportunity in prime Oxford.DescriptionLocated on a corner position, this imposing, double fronted detached period house lies in this sought after Central North Oxford setting.It is currently arranged as separate flats, arranged over four floors, and has generously proportioned accommodation of around 5911 sq ft in total. There is wonderful scope to improve, reconfigure and develop the property further, subject to the necessary permissions.A driveway to the front provides parking for several cars, and an additional driveway to the rear leads to the triple garage block. The spacious south facing walled rear garden is laid to lawn and interspersed with trees, plants and shrubs.LocationNorham Road is a prime residential side road in the heart of the North Oxford Victorian Conservation Area, and is particularly well positioned for the Oxford schools.It is within a half mile radius of the city centre and Oxford mainline train station, with a regular service to London Paddington and, to the north, is Oxford Parkway, with a regular service to London Marylebone.It is a gentle stroll to nearby fashionable North Parade Avenue, with its inviting array of shops, restaurants and public houses, and it is within a quarter mile radius of the glorious University Parks.Square Footage: 5,911 sq ftDirectionsFrom Oxford city centre, proceed north along St. Giles onto Banbury Road. Turn right after a distance into Norham Road, and the property will be found on the right.Additional InfoCouncil Tax Bands27a - Band F27b - Band F27c - Band F27d - Band D27e - Band C

Oakridge House was built by the current owners in 2003 and has been well designed and exceptionally built to exacting standards. The house is light with excellent proportions and room volumes with the accommodation over three floors as well a good size cellar and garden room below the house. Of particular note are the reception rooms and kitchen/breakfast room that all flow from and to each other, making it a fabulous house to live in as well as being especially good for entertaining. The stunning architecturally designed sun/garden room is accessed off the drawing room and is a contemporary pod design sitting room that is used all year round and offers distant views across the Oxfordshire countryside.The bedroom accommodation is flexible and well arranged around a gallery landing. There are four bedroom suites on the first floor with an additional bedroom suite with sitting room on the second floor. The annexe also links through to the main accommodation and can be used as an additional bedroom suite if required or has its own access and can operate independently if required.Garden and GroundsThe gardens are beautifully landscaped, mature and immaculately maintained. There are flower and shrub beds, mature trees, areas of lawn and stunning framed views across the neighbouring Great Tew Estate. There is a fern glade towards the back of the garden as well as a productive walled vegetable garden. There is space for a swimming pool and possibly a tennis court if required (subject to the required consents).Great Tew 1 mileSoho Farmhouse 2.5 milesChipping Norton 5 milesOxford Airport 12 milesOxford 20 milesLondon 75 miles

A charming Grade II listed stone country house.DescriptionPoundon House is a Grade II listed country house located in the village of Poundon near Bicester. Approached down a drive with a lime tree avenue, the mansion was built in 1908 by the Etoneducated gentleman cricketer John Heywood-Lonsdale.The original design is typical of theneo-Georgian style of Eydon stone construction giving it a rich vibrant yellow facade. The house remained as the Heywood-Lonsdale’s family home untilthe outbreak of World War II, when it was requisitioned by the government to help with the war effort. The house was used by Winston Churchill’s crack espionage unit, the Special Operations Executive. Eventually it was bought by the Roscoe family. Poundon House is approached through wrought iron gates down a tree lined driveway. There is a gravel parking area to the front.Ground floorThrough the main double entrance doors is the lobby with a downstairs cloakroom, the lobby doors lead into the hallway and doors to the library; the drawing room has an original fireplace; the bright family room with French doors that open out onto the paved terrace providing views ofthe surrounding landscape and the large dining room with many original features including the fireplace and cornicing on the ceiling.The kitchen has an oil fired aga, and a former staff wing that comprises a utility room and boot room. Down the corridor there is an informal family living room/snug and a downstairs WC.First and second floorThe principal staircase is a striking feature of the house with barley twists. On this floor there are 8 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms all of good proportion and size. The second floor has four bedrooms and two family bathrooms.Garden wingThe guest cottage/staff quarters, has 3 bedrooms with a family bathroom on the first floor. The ground floor has a kitchen with oil fired Aga, living room and study. There is direct access out into their own private garden. The cellar provides two wine cellars, a studio and two boiler rooms.Garden cottageThe cottage has two bedrooms, a kitchen and living room suitable for staff accommodation or extended family.Stable yardThe stable yard is an impressive set of buildings constructed of red brick under tiled roof including 12 stables, 4 flats and extensive garages.Garden and groundsPoundon House sits among 11.47 acres of land with a mix of landscaped gardens and paddocks. A special feature of Poundon House is the Victorian style walled garden, an enclosed site which includes garden plots and a variety of fruit trees. The garden is enclosed with a red brick wall with three entrances. There is a roman style swimming pool within a private hedged garden. Beyond is a hard tennis court, a former croquet lawn and a garden pavilion.LocationThe county and University town of Buckingham lies within 8 miles providing a good range of facilities for every day needs. Bicester Village is around 7 miles away and Oxford around 22 miles.There are a number of good schools close by including Stowe, Harrow, Eton, Wycombe Abbey, Uppingham, Oundle, Rugby, Radley, Bruern Abbey and prep. Schools such as Maldwell Hall, Swanbourne House, Winchester House and The Dragon. Sporting facilities are extensive with golf at Whittlebury Park, Silsden and Buckingham; motor racing at Silverstone and hunting with the Bicester with Whaddon Chase.Acreage:11.47 Acres

Poundon House is a Grade II listed country house located in the village of Poundon near Bicester. Approached down a drive with a lime tree avenue, the mansion was built in 1908 by the Eton educated gentleman cricketer John Heywood-Lonsdale.The original design is typical of the neo-Georgian style of Eydon stone construction giving it a rich vibrant yellow facade. The house remained as the Heywood-Lonsdale's family home until the outbreak of World War II, when it was requisitioned by the government to help with the war effort. The house was used by Winston Churchill's crack espionage unit, the Special Operations Executive. Eventually it was bought by the Roscoe family.Poundon House is approached through wrought iron gates down a tree lined driveway. There is a gravel parking area to the front.Ground floorThrough the main double entrance doors is the lobby with a downstairs cloakroom, the lobby doors lead into the hallway and doors to the library; the drawing room has an original fireplace; the bright family room with french doors that open out onto the paved terrace providing views of the surrounding landscape and the large dining room with many original features including the fireplace and cornicing on the ceiling.The kitchen has an oil fired aga, and a former staff wing that comprises a utility room and boot room. Down the corridor there is an informal family living room/snug and a downstairs WC.First and second floorThe principal staircase is a striking feature of the house with barley twists. On this floor there are 8 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms all of good proportion and size. The second floor has four bedrooms and two family bathrooms.Garden wingThe guest cottage/staff quarters, has 3 bedrooms with a family bathroom on the first floor. The ground floor has a kitchen with oil fired Aga, living room and study. There is direct access out into their own private garden. The cellar provides two wine cellars, a studio and two boiler rooms.Garden cottageThe cottage has two bedrooms, a kitchen and living room suitable for staff accommodation or extended family.Stable yardThe stable yard is an impressive set of buildings constructed of red brick under tiled roof including 12 stables, 4 flats and extensive garages.Garden and groundsPoundon house sits among 11.47 acres of land with a mix of landscaped gardens and paddocks. A special feature of Poundon House is the Victorian style walled garden, an enclosed site which includes garden plots and a variety of fruit trees. The garden is enclosed with a red brick wall with three entrances.There is a roman style swimming pool within a private hedged garden. Beyond is a hard tennis court, a former croquet lawn and a garden pavilion.Bicester 7 milesOxford 20 milesCentral London 70 miles (by train 49 minutes to Bicester north)Heathrow Airport 58 miles

Queen Anne style residence set in grounds of approximately 5 acres.Occupying an idyllic and peaceful position privately situated within the heart of this delightful and quintessential English village, within easy reach of Reading, Oxford, and Henley-on-Thames, the M4 and trains for London Paddington within the hour, Aston Tirrold Manor commands beautifully cultivated gardens & grounds of approximately 5 acres, inclusive formal gardens with pond, vegetable garden, paddock, swimming pool, and tennis court. A simply stunning and most distinguished Queen Anne style residence, Grade II* Listed, inspired and revered architecture and appointment is to be discovered throughout the main residence, with additionally a detached guest lodge, stabling complex, garaging complex, and outbuilding complex adding favourably, extending in all to approximately 16,619 sq ft.Careful planning and attention have provided modern open plan and flexible living whilst embracing classical living and ambience, whilst duly embracing the delightful gardens with far reaching views to Blewburton Hill and The Downs, encapsulating an all-encompassing lifestyle, culminating in an exquisite family home.

A beautifully crafted three bedroom apartment within this much sought after recently completed new development part of 'The Vantage Collection'. It is situated on the 18th floor with breath-taking views over London.Centre Point stands as a landmark at the heart of the West End, visible for miles around and marking the geographic, creative and cultural centre of London. The theatres of West End, the shops of Mayfair, and the restaurants of Soho and Fitzrovia all lie within a short stroll.The tower has opened out to a new public square, lined with high-end retailers and restaurants, whilst the new Crossrail connection at Tottenham Court Road will enable travel to Heathrow in under 30 minutes.• 24 hour concierge and security• First floor spa• 30 metre swimming pool• Gym• Treatment rooms• His and hers changing facilities• Private cinema room• Residents' Club Lounge with bar serviceCentre Point Residences has a total of 82 top-class homes with 1,2,3 bedroom apartments and 3 penthouses.Centre Point Residences benefits from being situated at the intersection of the four most iconic neighbourhoods, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, Covent Garden and Soho and is the first of many regeneration projects to be completed around Tottenham Court Road.Located at the intersection of Oxford Street and Charing Road, next to Tottenham Court Road Station, or at the intersection of the Central Line and the Northern Line. There are also many bus lines passing through here, and the transportation resources are unique. In the area around Centre Point Residences, technology companies such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Snapchat are gathering. It is an ideal place to study and work.

This impressive three-bedroom 'Vantage Collection' apartment offering 2,133 sq ft living space spans across half the 19th floor which allows a private entrance directly from the lift. With panoramic views spanning across the whole apartment, you can enjoy the sunset with views over the West End, Hyde Park and Oxford Street. This generously proportioned apartment provides en suites to all bedrooms as well as a study and guest WC.-Originally built in 1966, Centre Point is a landmark in the West End of London and has been included in the list of UK Grade II listed buildings. In recent years Centre Point has been transformed by London developer Almacantar and is crafted by Conran & Partners.-Centre Point stands in the heart of the West End, visible for miles around and marking the geographic, creative and cultural centre of London. The theatres of West End, the shops of Mayfair, and the restaurants of Soho and Fitzrovia all lie within a short stroll.-It is the tallest residential tower in the West End with over 34 floors offering truly unrivalled views over the London skyline. The tower has opened out to a new public square, lined with high-end retailers and restaurants, whilst the new Crossrail connection at Tottenham Court Road will enable travel to Heathrow in under 30 minutes.-Amenities:• 24-hour concierge and security• First-floor spa• 30-metre swimming pool• Gym and studio• Treatment rooms• Private cinema room• Residents' Club Lounge with bar service• Private dining and meeting room with AV set up-Centre Point Residences has just 82 top-class homes with 1,2, and 3 bedroom apartments and a 5-bedroom duplex penthouse. Located at the intersection of Oxford Street and Charing Road, next to Tottenham Court Road Station. There are also many bus lines passing through here, and the transportation resources are unique. In the area around Centre Point Residences, technology companies such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Snapchat are gathering. It is an ideal place to study and work.-*Images used are from a similar apartmentCentre Point Residences benefits from being situated at the intersection of the four most iconic neighbourhoods, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, Covent Garden and Soho and is the first of many regeneration projects to be completed around Tottenham Court Road. The theatres of West End, the shops of Mayfair, and the restaurants of Soho and Fitzrovia all lie within a short stroll.

A glorious Grade II listed family home. An inspired fusion of contemporary and traditional architecture combined with spectacular gardens, grounds, moat and waterways.DescriptionA quintessentially English country house that nestles gently within its landscape surrounded by its gardens, meadows and waterways. It has been lovingly and meticulously restored and enhanced by the present owners, seamlessly marrying ancient and modern.Having worked closely with Sprately Architects in Henley, this stunning home showcases inspirational key architectural innovations. A bespoke, curved glass roof, encloses what was previously an external courtyard, now forming the spectacular kitchen at the very heart of the house. A striking glass cantilevered staircase appears to float to a glass landing from the kitchen, the first of its kind to be installed in the UK. The house is testimony to the ability of historic and contemporary architecture to coexist harmoniously.The front door opens to the entrance hall with its original stone flagged floor. The morning and dining rooms sit immediately either side of the hall. Both these rooms feature tall ceilings, working fireplaces with stone surrounds and traditional cast iron radiators. The dual aspect morning room has cornicing, working wooden shutters and part panelled walls.The hall leads on to the magnificent kitchen. Flooded with natural light from its glass roof, designed by ipig (Inspiring Projects Involving Glass), this room now connects to all principal rooms ensuring a pleasing flow to the ground floor. Wide douglas fir floorboards, 50ft in length, by Dinesen, span the kitchen and continue into the family room. The sleek lines of a Bulthaup kitchen grace the working end of this room with composite stone and stainless steel worktops. Twin large islands feature every amenity including an oak breakfast bar to one side. Appliances include Gaggenau full height fridge and freezer, wine fridge, five zone induction hob, steam oven, fan oven and warming drawer. There is also a Miele dishwasher, Quooker boiling tap and extra undercounter fridge. A large door opens to the kitchen garden. Original wide stone steps, that in an earlier life led to an outside store, now access the vaulted games room with its bespoke contemporary stone fireplace. Open plan steps spiral down from the kitchen to the two cellars with their barrel ceilings. Opposite, the dramatic cantilevered glass staircase, with its fibre optic illuminated open treads, floats seamlessly to the first-floor glass landing, accessing two of the bedrooms. A wide glass sliding door retreats into the wall leading to the east facing family room with glazed French doors opening to the garden. Two stone flagged rear hallways house the boot room, two cloakrooms and utility/laundry room. Both open to the garden.The atmospheric library is a wonderfully cosy room with its beams, wood panelling and open fireplace. Dual aspect with south and westerly views, it has a connecting door to the dining room and views into the garden. Opposite is the cinema room with inset 60 inch TV, surround sound and wood burning stove. From here, behind a door, a staircase rises to the principal bedroom suite.Steps lead up through glazed French doors to the double height east entrance hall with its exposed timber work and stone floor opening to the parterre garden.From the front hall, stairs wind to the galleried landing above. Here there are three bedrooms, one also connecting to the principal bedroom suite. A corridor leads on to the family shower room and bathroom and a further separate cloakroom. At one end the corridor opens to the glass landing and two further bedrooms, one with an en suite bathroom and dressing room. At the opposite end is another door accessing the principal bedroom suite. From here a winding staircase leads to the attic bedroom with its den and separate workstation.The lovely, dual aspect principal bedroom suite has glorious views over the garden. It can be accessed via the landing, its own staircase down to the cinema/TV room and via a further bedroom, offering flexibility of use. The dressing room opens on to the en suite bathroom where there is a contemporary freestanding bath and large shower spanning the depth of the room.The eclectic fusion of styles culminates in a wonderfully warm and welcoming family home, which is just what The Manor has been for the past 16 years.Awards include The riba Ibstock Downland Prize (conservation extension winner) 2009, finalist of the Grand Design Awards 2009 and riba South Conservation Award 2010.Technical specification• Water source heat pump system• rhi (Renewable Heat Incentive) government grant of £22,000pa for a further three years• Solar panel photovoltaic system for all electricity with a c.£3,000 pa feed in tariff for a further ten years• Solar hot water heating system• Underfloor heatingLocationBlewbury is a pretty Oxfordshire village lying at the foot of the Berkshire Downs, within a conservation area and the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has a strong community spirit and boasts two local pubs, pre-school and primary school, farm shop, recreation ground, Post Office, croquet, tennis and cricket clubs. There are myriad footpaths and bridleways to enjoy, including along the ancient Ridgeway, just a short distance away.The property is ideally situated for easy access to the road and rail networks via the M4 and M40 and both Didcot Parkway and Reading stations, offer fast and efficient services to London Paddington with journey times from 39 and 23 minutes respectively.The market town of Wallingford, under six miles away, is ideal for everyday shopping requirements, with historic Oxford presenting a vast array of cultural opportunities and pastimes.SchoolsThere is a wide choice of schools in the area including Moulsford, Cranford House, The Europa School, Radley and Downe House, as well as the highly regarded schools in Abingdon and Oxford.Sporting OpportunitiesHunting with the Old Berks Hunt, National Hunt Racing at Newbury, shooting on the Yattendon Estate. There is a choice of golf clubs nearby and Lambourn, the Valley of the Racehorse, is approximately 18 miles away.Although situated within the village, The Manor is tucked away and hidden from view down a tree lined drive and offers total privacy and seclusion.Square Footage: 15,187 sq ftAcreage:9.06 AcresDirectionsFrom London take the M4 exiting at J12 onto the A4 towards Theale and Reading. At the roundabout take the first exit onto Bath Road towards A340 and Newbury. Remain on the A340 for 4.6 miles and then take the A329 at Pangbourne. Head straight on at the traffic lights at Streatley and after 500 yards bear left on the A417. Continue into Blewbury village, past the petrol station and turn right onto South Street. Continue until the lane forks left and becomes Berry Lane. The entrance gates will be found on the right after a short distance.From Oxford take the A34 south to the Chilton/Harwell A4185. At the roundabout take the first exit onto Hagbourne Hill towards Blewbury and Didcot. After approx.1 mile, at the roundabout, take the second exit towards Blewbury. After approximately 1.9 miles upon entering the village turn left onto Westbrook Street. Keep left onto Berry Lane. The entrance gates will be found after 230 yds on the left.Additional InfoTenureFreehold with vacant possession on completionServicesThree-phase mains electricHeating via water-source heat pumpSupplementary power via solar photovoltaic panelsSolar water heating systemMains drainage and waterElectric Vehicle charging pointLocal AuthorityVale of the White HorseDate CodePhotographs taken and brochure prepared August 2022ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills or Knight FrankFixtures and fittingsThose items mentioned in these sale particulars are included in the freehold sale. All other fixtures, fittings, garden ornaments and furnishings are expressly excluded. Certain such items may be available by separate negotiation. Further information should be obtained from SavillsImportant NoticeSavills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that:1: They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.

This impressive three-bedroom 'Vantage Collection' apartment offering 2,133 sq ft living space spans across half the 26th floor which allows a private entrance directly from the lift. With panoramic views spanning across the whole apartment, you can enjoy the sunrise towards the City, St. Pauls and Tower Bridge. This generously proportioned apartment provides en suites to all bedrooms as well as a study and guest WC.-Originally built in 1966, Centre Point is a landmark in the West End of London and has been included in the list of UK Grade II listed buildings. In recent years Centre Point has been transformed by London developer Almacantar and is crafted by Conran & Partners.-Centre Point stands in the heart of the West End, visible for miles around and marking the geographic, creative and cultural centre of London. The theatres of West End, the shops of Mayfair, and the restaurants of Soho and Fitzrovia all lie within a short stroll.-It is the tallest residential tower in the West End with over 34 floors offering truly unrivalled views over the London skyline. The tower has opened out to a new public square, lined with high-end retailers and restaurants, whilst the new Crossrail connection at Tottenham Court Road will enable travel to Heathrow in under 30 minutes.-Amenities:• 24-hour concierge and security• First-floor spa• 30-metre swimming pool• Gym and studio• Treatment rooms• Private cinema room• Residents' Club Lounge with bar service• Private dining and meeting room with AV set up-Centre Point Residences has just 82 top-class homes with 1,2, and 3 bedroom apartments and a 5-bedroom duplex penthouse. Located at the intersection of Oxford Street and Charing Road, next to Tottenham Court Road Station. There are also many bus lines passing through here, and the transportation resources are unique. In the area around Centre Point Residences, technology companies such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Snapchat are gathering. It is an ideal place to study and work.-*Images used are from a similar apartmentCentre Point Residences benefits from being situated at the intersection of the four most iconic neighbourhoods, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, Covent Garden and Soho and is the first of many regeneration projects to be completed around Tottenham Court Road. The theatres of West End, the shops of Mayfair, and the restaurants of Soho and Fitzrovia all lie within a short stroll.

Now in need of complete modernisation, this handsome and very wide period house offers approximately 4,647sqft of outstanding lateral space over just four floors.There are superb, grand entertaining rooms, as well as high ceilings, a wealth of period features and impressive proportions throughout.Oxford Gardens is an extremely sought-after, tree lined address off Ladbroke Grove and close to Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove. It is in close proximity to a number of excellent shopping and transport links of the local area.

The farm consists of a Grade II listed farmhouse, traditional outbuildings and farm buildings with 6 semi-detached cottages, set in 613.37 acres. Golder Manor Farmhouse is a pretty brick and flint house with 5 bedrooms benefiting from incredible views and enjoys the privacy of a rural setting with no public footpaths. The house is in need of modernising but provides an excellent opportunity, subject to planning permission and listed building consent. There are a good range of traditional outbuildings and farm buildings, currently used to store farm machinery. The land at Golder Manor Farm comprises approximately 571 acres of arable, 16 acres of pasture and 15 acres of woodland. The arable is currently farmed under a Farm Business Tenancy.There are two cottages set away from the farmhouse which provide secondary accommodation or staff accommodation.Approached via a long private lane, there are a further four cottages off Stoney Lane, which could provide a separate access to the farm.The Vicarage is a pretty Grade II listed village house in a peaceful rural setting with beautiful views over the wildflower meadow and parkland beyond. Downstairs, the property benefits from 4 good sized reception rooms with a large kitchen and family room. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the first floor with a further 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the second floor. There is a modern double garage with an office which benefits from a terrace to the rear and a shower room. There is planning permission to enlarge the house, including a coach house conversion and a swimming pool.At the end of the Vicarage garden is a paddock which has planning permission for two detached houses with their own access.The Stoke Talmage Portfolio is a pretty hamlet east of the farm with 9 cottages.The Spire & Spoke pub is a successful and popular pub in the village of Watlington.Golder Manor Farm Estate is situated in the heart of the South Oxfordshire countryside, just on the western edge of the Chilterns and within easy reach of Oxford and London. The market town of Watlington is only a short drive away, providing good local facilities. The larger town of Henley-on-Thames is within 14 miles and offers a varied selection of recreational facilities. It is home to the International Henley Royal Regatta, the River and Rowing Museum and a number of other sporting and cultural events throughout the year. Further afield, the popular town of Marlow is within 17 miles and also offers a wide range of amenities including day-to-day shopping, restaurants, cafes and further sporting activities. London Heathrow is 34.3 miles away. The M40 (Junction 6,4.7 miles) and M4 motorways provide quick access into Oxford and London and both are easily accessible. There are good railway connections available to London from High Wycombe, Henley, Marlow and Reading taking approximately 25 minutes.