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Houses of the week

Houses of the week
Southwood Farm in Shelsley, Beauchamp
By Paul Vale
Posted: 2008/08/23

WE take a look at the best properties on the market this week...

Ebbor House Wookey Hole, Somerset £1.25million

Well-built house close to the magnificent Mendip Hills, with high ceilings, well proportioned main rooms and architectural embellishments such as cornicing.

Built in the late 19th century, the dwelling has plenty of natural light, impressive gardens and a sun room, as well as six bedrooms, drawing room, dining room, study and playroom. Outside is a double garage with fitness room/studio.

Best bit: Nice village location close to Wells.
Worst bit: Small sixth bedroom.

Tel: 01749 685220


Lansdowne House Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire £850,000

New five-bedroom Cotswold-stone house within w alking distance of the village centre. The dwelling has an open aspect to the rear.

Best bit: Five good-sized bedrooms.
Worst bit: Still awaits Council Tax assessment.

Tel: 01386 840224


Southwood Farm Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcestershire £1.35million

Highly individual detached property positioned to appreciate the magnificent outlook. The residence features six bedrooms.

Best bit: Good range of outbuildings.
Worst bit: A butler will be required.

Tel: 01905 734735


Rock House Maidencombe, Devon £1.95million

Imposing Grade II listed five-bedroom residence with three apartments, a three-bedroom lodge and superb views.

Best bit: Magnificent clifftop location.
Worst bit: No leisure facilities.

Tel: 01803 847979


Stantons Barn Weedon, Northamptonshire £975,000

Beautiful contemporary house set in a private canalside position with lovely views. The property boasts four double bedrooms.

Best bit: Access to the canal.
Worst bit: Barge not included.

Tel: 01604 632991


The Dell Bucklebury, Berkshire £425,000

Detached Grade II listed cottage dating from the 17th century in a good location, offering two double bedrooms and almost two acres of land.

Best bit: Lots of potential.
Worst bit: In need of renovation.

Tel: 01635 45501


Salutary Mount Heavitree, Devon £595,000

Spacious Georgian house with six bedrooms, three bathrooms, three main reception rooms and a private, sunny walled garden.

Best bit: Basement with games room.
Worst bit: Small third bedroom.

Tel: 01392 214222


Highlands Broadway, Gloucestershire £1.85million

Exceptional renovation set in a magnificent rural position with outstanding panoramic views and a detached cottage.

Best bit: Outdoor swimming pool.
Worst bit: No tennis court.

Tel: 01386 840224


The Coach House Crouch, Kent £660,000

Attractive Victorian stables conversion with annexe potential, set within secluded gardens in the heart of the village.

Best bit: Garage and large conservatory.
Worst bit: No swimming pool.

Tel: 01732 740600


The Old Mill House Wicklewood, Norfolk £495,000

Grade II listed Georgian mill house with spectacular sunset views over open countryside. The property has four bedrooms.

Best bit: Planning permission for an extension.
Worst bit: Less than half an acre of land.

Tel: 01603 612333


The Wye Eversholt, Bedfordshire £595,000

Individual property that includes a selfcontained annexe. The dwelling enjoys a rural position on the edge of a sought-after village.

Best bit: Off road parking.
Worst bit: Not much land.

Tel: 01525 290641


Chestnut Barn Kermincham, Cheshire £1.55million

Stunning and unique barn conversion nestled in a south-facing private rural location with five bedrooms (two suites) and a galleried hall.

Best bit: Beautifully manicured gardens.
Worst bit: No conservatory.

Tel: 01625 540340


Ambletts Cottage Chithurst, Sussex £625,000

Charming semi-detached cottage with spacious accommodation, situated in a rural location.

The dwelling boasts five bedrooms.

Best bit: Stable block and off-road parking.
Worst bit: Small upstairs windows.

Tel: 01730 812357