EXCELLENT INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY - MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT This property is located North East of the Broadlands Industrial node in a area commonly known as Seebries. This node forms part of the greater Strand / Broadlands Area with easy access and egress to the area gained via Broadlands Road and 11th Street. In turn Broadlands Road forms the main artery for the area. Broadlands Road interlinks with both the N2 Freeway as well as the Faure Main Road, thereby ensuring access to the surrounding residential nodes. The Strand CBD with a variety of amenities is located approximately 5km from the subject node with the Somerset Mall approximately 10km West of the subject area. In addition the N2 Freeway provides access to nearby Helderberg Towns towards the East, as well as Cape Town which includes the Cape Town CBD, International and Harbour towards the North West. Erf 5540, Strand is set on Twenty First Street off Broadlands Road and comprises a lower to middle income residential node. The majority of properties have been improved with single residential houses within the value category which could be classified as "affordable housing". Surrounding residential nodes i.e. Tarentaalplaas, Casablanca and Helderberg Park are all within a 5km radius. Currently the property comprises a large tract of vacant land which is in the process of being subdivided into 333 erven, of which 330 will comprises single residential erven and 3 public open spaces. This proposed development abuts the Rusthof Graveyard and will be enclosed with a 2m high wall which will enhance the security aspect of the development. The extent of the subdivided erven would average approximately 199m² each which will be sold at a marketing price of R300,000 each. Further information with regards to the proposed development will be furnished on request. This proposed development enjoys the added benefit of sufficient storm water facilities, as it will be incorporated into the existing storm water infrastructure and bulk services. Further developments which are ear marketed for this node will have to undergo intensive negotiations with the local authority as to resolve the storm water situation which would involve the extension of the exciting storm water infrastructure as to accommodate these developments however, this property is not affected by this situation, thus enhancing the marketability for this development. Land For Sale in Strand Western Cape South Africa find Strand properties
If you are looking for a stylish, light and spacious apartment then you need look no further. Just a stones throw away from Marylebone and Baker street stations and with the added benefits of lift access and communal gardens only for residents of Dorset Square. Both Double bedrooms have floor to ceiling windows and are newly re-decorated, this one wont be around for long so view as soon as you can.
Beautifully restored, refurbished and updated to an exceptional family home. Easily accessible yet very private grounds extending to 25 acres. Many original features including marble hall floor, stained glass window and ornate ceiling. The house was built in 1840 for William Gillon whose family chartered the estate in 1572. It was later extended in 1846 and 1855 when the tower was added and gargoyles positioned at its corners, to guard against evil spirits. It has had a number of usesincluding a military hospital during WW2 and subsequently a children's home. In 1987 it became a company headquarters before being painstakingly restored, refurbished and updated to the exceptional family home. The roof and external stonework have extensively refurbished and a splendid swimming pool complex added. The work included rewiring (including Bose audio), re-plumbing and a new central heating system. Original features have been preserved including the marble hall floor and stunning stained glass window which lights the main stair. Renovated, ornate ceilings and working fireplaces throughout the house. The house is approached along a beautiful tree lined driveway with a turning circle around a fountain at the front door. Edinburgh 22 miles, Edinburgh Airport 16 miles Glasgow 30 miles. Linlithgow 4 miles with regular trains. Torphichan is a small and thriving community with good local services and amenities with local church, shop, inn and primary school.
Beautifully appointed two bedroom apartment situated in the much sought after Octagon development of Richmond Lock. Benefits include 25ft open plan Reception, two bathrooms (one en suite) and secure underground parking. A very well presented two bedroom raised ground floor apartment in an award winning riverside development. The property is very light and spacious and is made up of two double bedrooms, with en suite shower room and separate bathroom. The Reception is open plan and leads to a good sized terrace overlooking the well maintained gardens to the front of the property. There is also the added benefit of under floor heating and secure underground parking. The property, built by Octagon Homes, is positioned within the very popular Richmond Lock development by the river and close to St Margaret?s and with access to Richmond Town Centre & transport links.
A converted former Baptist Chapel, originally built in 1902, quietly situated along a no-through road at the centre of this unspoilt Cotswold village. The Old Chapel was built in 1902 of rough faced Cotswold stone under a tiled roof and was converted, we believe, into a house sometime during the 1980's. In 2001 the current owners added a 2 storey extension to the property, enlarging the existing sitting room and creating the principle double bedroom above. The Old Chapel stands at the heart of a much sought after, beautiful, Cotswold village, which retains a thriving primary school, a lovely parish church and a pub which is currently closed for refurbishment. The village has a tranquil rural feel and yet is well placed for access onto the A40 to Cheltenham and Oxford, and the A429 to Stow and Cirencester. The accommodation is arranged over 2 floors and of particular note is the excellent sized main reception room which has an open fireplace, beamed ceiling and double doors which open onto the courtyard garden. On the first floor the study could be used as an occasional 4th bedroom. Outside there is a garage and off-street parking. Bourton-on-the-Water 3 miles, Northleach 4 miles, Stow-on-the Wold 6 miles, Kingham Station (London Paddington 80 minutes) 9 miles, Cirencester 14 miles, Cheltenham 15 miles, M5 (Junction 11a) 19 miles.
Wilbrighton Hall is a substantial family house on an escarpment with far reaching views. Although in Staffordshire it might as well be in Shropshire given its proximity to Newport. It is modern living within an historical building Wilbrighton Hall has Georgian origins with later, a significant enlargement carried out in the early part of the Victorian era. The house is not listed despite its history. It has been significantly and thoroughly refurbished having been left in an abandoned state. Walls are now thermally lined. Stone mullioned windows have secondary glazing. The hose is replumbed and rewired with an added fire detector system. The bathrooms are modern and refreshing.The kitchen is a fabulous array of modern Gaggenau appliances and Minotti units and under floor heating The bedrooms are on two floor with a front and rear stone staircase. The main bedroom has its own large bathroom and dressing room. The garden is large and ideal for children with a scots pine wood at the far end. This is all about peaceful living in a modern yet historical house. The house stands prominently with far reaching views across Staffordshire and Shropshire. Close to Newport with its Grammar School and Girls High School it is an ideal location for those that want rural living whilstt being in range of Birmingham and The Midlands via the M54 and M6 as well as Shrewsbury, Bridgnorth, Telford and Stafford.
A rarely available Grade II* listed house in this prestigious location overlooking Marble Hill Park. This beautiful house offers good accommodation and has a lovely rear garden and off-street parking for two cars. Montpelier Row is one of the most sought after addresses within the Richmond borough and is a particularly attractive terrace of Georgian Houses believed to date back to the 1720's. The house is over four floors with the ground floor made up of an entrance hall, delightful double drawing room, and neat study area opening onto the secluded garden. The first floor has a large master bedroom and second double bedroom, plus family bathroom/steam room. There are a further two bedrooms and a shower room on the second floor. The lower ground floor offers great versatility and is arranged as a large kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory and separate cloakroom. The west facing rear gardens are stunning and extend to approx 132ft in length. The property also has the added benefit of two off street parking spaces to the front of the house. Montpelier Row is situated by Marble Hill Park sandwiched conveniently between Richmond, St Margarets and Twickenham and all of the facilities found in these areas.
An Edwardian handsome semi-detached (partially linked) house situated in one of the areas favourite streets. The property has been recently modernised and now offers well planned family accommodation with the added benefit of private parking for 2 cars. On the ground floor there is a handsome drawing room, a large kitchen/family room and bright conservatory opening up onto a pretty landscaped garden. Upstairs are five bedrooms, 2 shower rooms (1 en-suite) and a bathroom. There is cloakroom on the ground floor and a good sized cellar offering ample storage. Hendham Road is located a few minutes from the wide open green spaces of Wandsworth Common ( park , beautiful pond, large playground, tennis courts, cricket pitch etc) and Wandsworth Common BR ( 12 minutes to London Victoria, 5 minutes approx to Clapham Junction ) Balham Tube and BR are within walking distance. The 319 Bus goes directly to the Kings Road. Driving to Chelsea is about 15 minutes with clear traffic. The varied shops of Bellevue Road are nearby ( Chez Bruce and Jo Partridge) with N
An opportunity to acquire a Grade II* manor house set in its own parkland with 8 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. 2 self-contained flats. 3 bed cottage, variety of outbuildings, enchanting gardens. Parkland, pasture, and arable land. This handsome property is Grade II* listed and set in its own mature parkland and affords great privacy despite panoramic views to the south and west. Like many historic country houses it has evolved over the centuries. The main classical looking façade of mellow brick under a tile roof is of 17th century origin. This was added to the 15th century Hall house, with its massive exposed timbers, that are now visible in the kitchen/family room. The quintessential looking south elevation, reflective of the Queen Anne era, was built by Sir Reginald Blomfield for Edwin Abbey. He also made other important additions to the house including the stunning reception hall with its grand proportions with wonderful oak panelling and decorative ceiling plasterwork. Both the house and gardens have been rejuvenated by the present owner having completed an extensive redecoration and modernisation programme a few years ago. It is a wonderful private family home with accommodation that flows.
The property is set in an elevated position at the head of a long drive. The surrounding countryside is staggeringly beautiful and has un-interrupted views to the west. This idyllic location is within easy reach of the riverside towns of Tenbury Wells and Bewdley. Renowned Abberley Hall Preparatory School is close by. The site is believed to date to a Roman fortification around AD418. The earliest records of Sodington describe it as a fortified house with 4 drawbridges over its moat. It was held by Sir Richard de Sodington in the mid 13th Century, when it passed by marriage to the Blounts in whose family it stayed until 1958. It was then sold to Richard Jensen, of Jensen Interceptor Cars. The present house was built in 1806 and the original moat still surrounds the house today, crossed by listed Late Georgian bridges. The rooms are all of good proportions with the main reception rooms leading off a central hallway. Upstairs there is a library/billiard room. The 8 bedrooms and 5 bath/shower rooms extend over the first and second floors. Standing within attractive gardens and grounds an outlook is enjoyed over the beautiful Teme Valley. Bewdley 7 miles, Tenbury Wells 7 miles, Kidderminster 9 miles, Ludlow 13 miles, Worcester 18 miles, Birmingham 28 miles, London 132 miles, M5 (J6) 18 miles, M5 (J4) 20 miles, (all mileages are approximate)
Chapel House enjoys a spectacular location in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the banks of the River Wye amidst the rolling countryside of the Upper Wye Valley. Chapel House dates back to the late 18th Century but with a substantial north wing added by his son-in-law Sir George Barstow in 1935. The house is held in much affection locally. Built of stone beneath a slate roof, the combination of the two distinct eras gives it the elegance of a period house with the style of the Arts & Crafts movement. The current owners have beautifully maintained and improved Chapel House whilst ensuring that the original charm and character remains unspoilt. The house is dominated by an impressive drawing room. Of particular interest is the long south facing garden room.The kitchen with its oil fired Aga has an office and utility room beyond. Two staircases lead to the library, 5 main bedrooms with 2 en-suite bathrooms, dressing room, two further bathrooms and a useful guests' kitchen leading to the gallery. 4 further bedrooms, a bathroom and bathroom on the second floor. Gardens, stable block and paddock. In all 5.3 acres. Builth Wells 4 miles Hay on Wye 14 miles Brecon 17 miles Abergavenny 28 miles (Distances approximate)
A stunning Mayfair penthouse with a terrace and conservatory. This flat has 3/4 bedrooms and an open plan reception and dining area. A secure underground parking space is included with the added benefit of porterage.
A wonderful character home offering very generous and flexible accommodation, set in attractive walled gardens with the added benefit of a double garage and parking. The Coach House is a wonderful character home with handsome old brick and timbered elevations that occupies a prominent position along West Drive. The house dates back to 1830 and has been converted into a very comfortable family home with the added benefit of an annexe that could be used as independent accommodation or integrated into the main house. Outside, the gardens enjoy a lovely south west aspect with walled boundaries that ensure an excellent degree of privacy and to the rear of the garden is a detached double garage plus private parking. Situated just off Wellington Square, the area enjoys great popularity due to its close proximity to Pittville Park, the largest ornamental park in Cheltenham as well as being within strolling distance of the town centre.
1920s house in own grounds of 3.68 acres which includes a stunning garden design. The house has a snug, open plan drawing/dining room, office, kitchen, music room with galleried library, link room, pool house, 5 bedrooms and games room In recent years Meldonfoot has undergone a significant program of refurbishment together with the addition of a really imaginative extension that includes a cleverly designed pool house and a music room with a galleried library. The whole house has been completely remodelled and of particular note are the Clive Christian kitchen, with its cleverly concealed integral appliances, and the main bedroom suite with its Clive Christian furniture and breathtaking ensuite bathroom. The period cornicing has been restored and period fireplaces added. There is under floor heating under the tiled floors with conventional radiators providing central heating throughout the remainder of the house. The recently added music room and galleried library are really impressive. There are a range of various outbuildings, magnificent swimming pool and a stunning landscaped garden. Please click on the pdf brochure for a full description. Peebles 3 miles, Edinburgh 24 miles, Glasgow 48 miles (distances approximate)
A wonderful two bedroom flat located on the prestigious eastern side of Redcliffe Square. There are two terraces and the added benefit of views over the garden square. Approximately 97 sq m (1,051 sq ft). The property has a conservatory at the rear overlooking Bolton Gardens as well as terraces front and rear. The west facing reception room offers great entertainment space looking out over Redcliffe Square itself. Redcliffe Square is located close to both Earls Court and Gloucester Road tube stations with easy access to the Cromwell Road with it links to Heathrow Airport. Earls Court tube station is approximately 0.3 miles away.
Ford Bank House is an architect designed south facing property built circa 1978 to take advantage of its elevated location and wonderful sea views, providing a thoroughly comfortable property. Ford Bank House is a two storey house extending to about 3200 sq ft. The property has a spacious welcoming entrance hall with a large glazed window and door to a balcony offering a lovely view of Dartmouth, the river and the open sea beyond. Both reception rooms are positioned at the front of the house, again with large windows from where to enjoy the superb views. The lower floor also has excellent views. The accommodation is arranged in a flexible manner with the option of using the lower ground floor as auxiliary accommodation for staff, an elderly relative or alternatively, a holiday rental. The house sits within its own spacious plot with the majority of the garden at the front with a spacious brick paved area to the rear. There is also the added advantage of both a driveway and triple garage. Totnes 14 miles Exeter 30 miles
A fantastic four bedroom lateral flat offering excellent ceiling height and volume arranged across the raised ground floor of an attractive listed building. (Approx. 2,300sq.ft) The flat features a bright, west facing reception room and an open plan kitchen / dining room which can also be separated from the reception room with some large double doors. There are four double bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms. The apartment benefits from fantastic natural light throughout. There is also the added benefit of secure off-street parking by separate lease. The flat is within walking distance of the extensive restaurants, shopping and transport facilities of Notting Hill Gate and Kensington High Street, as well as the open spaces of Holland Park and benefits from a secure parking space.
King George square is a very desirable development situated at the top of Richmond Hill and bordering the world famous Richmond Park and it's 2500 acres of parkland beauty. The apartment is arranged over two principal floors and offers outstanding space throughout, this is reflected in the overall square footage which is 1345 sq ft approximately. On entering the apartment on the first floor there are two bedrooms, shower room and an extremely spacious kitchen/dining room where there is abundance of dining space, perfect for entertaining. There is a staircase that leads up to a very light reception room on the second floor and beyond that there is the master bedroom with an en suite bathroom. There is the added benefit of private allocated parking, communal gardens and a security gatehouse at the entrance to the development. King George Square is located the top of Richmond Hill. It is well located for the facilities of Richmond, including numerous shops, bars and restaurants. Richmond railway station offers convenient rail services into central London.
Super site on the desirable Drax Avenue with planning consent for a 6 bedoom detached house arranged over 4 floors and totalling some 6180 ft2. The existing house has been demolished and work on the foundations has commenced. Super site on the desirable Drax Avenue with planning consent for a 6 bedoom detached house arranged over 4 floors and totalling some 6180 ft2. The existing house has been demolished and work on the foundations has commenced. Drax Avenue is a leafy, private road with a rather rural feel and there is access to the Common via Barham Road round the corner. Residents of Drax Avenue have the added benefit of preferential entry to the Rowans Co-Ed private school (3-9 years), one of the most popular local schools. Drax Avenue is also convenient for the Village and Kings College school. There is a useful parade of shops in Coombe Lane nearby. The 200 bus stops at both Raynes Park and Wimbledon stations with access to Waterloo.
A lovely, three storey Grade II Listed Georgian town house in need of refurbishment and For Sale for the first time in 27 years. Two allocated off street parking spaces and a small private rear garden, with a balcony off the kitchen. 4 Richmond Hill is a fabulous Clifton town house, arranged over three floors with an array of well proportioned and flexible accommodation. Built Circa 1813, the house presents the best of late Georgian proportions, along with a wealth of retained period features. Internally, it has the advantage of offering potential purchasers numerous options, including the possibility of a self contained apartment on the lower ground floor. There is more than enough space above for a sizeable family home. As a whole however, it offers the rare chance for an incoming family to acquire a substantial and elegant townhouse, complete with the opportunity of adding their own stamp to it. Outside, the house is set back from the road behind wrought iron gates, with an enclosed courtyard garden to the rear. In addition, it owns two allocated parking spaces opposite set within a managed private car park with electric gates. A superb opportunity in a wonderful position.
An immaculate and rare example of classical Italian architecture built around an attractive atrium. The interior design and decoration is breathtaking; surpassing all expectation for the house and the area. Set within just under 1 acre, La Fontanella is an immaculate and rare example of classical Italian architecture built around an attractive atrium that has the feel of an Italian villa. The interior design and decoration is breathtaking; surpassing all expectation for the house and the area. The drawing room is particularly impressive with a magnificent original marble Adam fireplace, ceiling domes, display cabinets with broken Palladian pediment tops and French doors out to the terrace. All the rooms have a wonderful feel of airy space due to large picture windows and high ceilings. The are 3 ensuite bedrooms and plenty of space for additional bedrooms to be added, both on the ground floor and in the attic (subject to the necessary planning consent). The house is protected from the road by rhododendron bushes and pine trees. Behind the house is a terrace and substantial flat lawn or croquet lawn with a pavilion at the far end. Sandbanks 2 miles, Bournemouth Airport 9 miles, Southampton Airport 36 miles, Heathrow airport 92 miles
An impressive Grade II listed villa believed to date back to circa 1838 and considered to be one of the best examples of a neo-classical design town house in Cheltenham. Located in a highly desirable square on the north side of Cheltenham with central gardens edged with Regency and Victorian dwellings. Westbury is an handsome and imposing Grade II listed villa with impressive elevations relieved by fluted Ionic columns, latticework balcony and a wonderful projecting porch with paired Doric pillars. The house has been in the same ownership for 24 years and has been a much loved family home that has provided substantial living accommodation with the added benefit of a good sized self-contained basement. The house has classically proportioned rooms with a large sitting room on the ground floor and elegant first floor drawing room with triple sash hung windows opening out to the balcony and enjoying tranquil views over the central gardens. The house has retained many period features, with ornate ceiling mouldings and central roses, deep skirtings, shutters and fireplaces. There is a south east facing garden with rear access leading out to three garages. M5 (N & S) 3 miles, Cirencester 18 miles, Bristol 42 miles, London 100 miles
20 Drumsheugh Gardens is a delightful second floor, two bedroom apartment with lift access in the heart of Edinburgh's West End. Converted approximately five years ago, 20/7 Drumsheugh Gardens is a most attractive purpose built apartment in the West End of Edinburgh. The flat, accessed by a lift, is on the second floor and is approached through a communal reception hall which is in good decorative order. The property is tastefully decorated to the highest standard and is an extremely elegant apartment with features such as coving, original shutters and striped woodern flooring. The accommodation consists of an elegant sitting room, master bedroom with fitted wardrobe and en-suite shower room, a second double bedroom, a well appointed kitchen/dinning room with integrated SMEG appliances and a family bathroom. The flat has the added benefit of having on street permit holders parking available for zone 1 and access to the private gardens of Drumsheugh. Drumsheugh Gardens is situated in a central location in the very heart of the West End, between Queensferry Street and Chester Street, within a few minutes walk of the main commercial and retail parts of Princes and George Street.
Well situated on this favoured private estate. Comprehensively refurbished to provide well proportioned lateral accomodation for family living and entertaining and enjoying a superb garden setting. Immaculately presented family home arranged over two floors which provides lateral living space. The house has a fabulous approach giving an opportunity to savour the truly delightful garden. The interior has been stylishly decorated throughout and downstairs has a beautiful kitchen which has been extended creating a great family living area. This leads through to the spacious drawing room (with a bank of very useful storage cupboards) and there are six double french doors leading to a large paved bbq area. The dual aspect front reception room is extremely bright and overlooks the stunning garden which really is a sight to behold. There is a big utility room, downstairs WC and a boot room. Upstairs there are six bedrooms with four bathroom / shower rooms (three of which are ensuites). In addition there is gated off street parking to the front. Drax Avenue is a private road with access to the Common via Barham Road. Residents have the added benefit of preferential entry to the Rowans Co-Ed private school (3-9 years). It is also convenient for the Village and Kings College school.
This house is located a short walk from the town centre which has excellent local facilities. The house is believed to have Georgian origins with the east wing added in the Victorian period. It has many period features including sash windows, attractive front door with carved stone surround and fanlight window, open fireplaces, picture rails, cornicing, original staircase, slate floor and some window shutters. The house provides substantial well proportioned family orientated accommodation with 4 fine reception rooms, 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. There is the ability to create an annexe or lower ground floor apartment. The garden lies principally to the south and is laid out on two levels, surrounded by mature trees and bushes. There are steps up to a decked terrace ideal for al-fresco dining and has direct access from the house. The gardens have southerly views over open countryside to the south. Langport 4 miles. Yeovil 12 miles. A303 3.5 miles. Somerton has a school, medical centre, dentists, veterinary surgery, public houses, restaurants, supermarket and a number of mixed shops. Excellent private schools in Millfield, Taunton and Sherborne.
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