Elite Property Portfolio Breakspear House, Harefield
prices between £1,100,000 and £1,400,000
Breakspear House plays host to an impressive collection of just nine superbly appointed two and three bedroom apartments, including four duplex apartments. Promising the ultimate in elegant living style, each features carefully
restored period features, spacious layouts, high specifications and superb attention to detail. It is a converted manor house located in Harefield, so inside the M25 and even has Underground access. It is also close to Heathrow, perfect for affluent downsizers.
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For inquiries, call 01895 824471, email
sales@breakspear-heritage.com or visit
www.breakspearhouse.com
Greenacres, Gloucestershire £1,850,000
Greenacres is a delightful lakeside country home set across 17 acres, situated on the borders of North Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. It is a versatile family property which has recently been redesigned and updated to include a very fine Drawing Room for entertaining with a feature of a large inglenook fireplace. Te Master Suite has a double aspect which either overlooks the beautiful lake with wildfowl or the wonderful rolling paddocks and beyond; it’s mezzanine off the Master Suite could offer space for a private gym. Te modern kitchen which is not only state of the art has a large AGA and access onto a large south facing terrace. Te property consists of: Entrance Hall; Drawing Room; Dining Room; Study; Kitchen/ Breakfast Room; Utility Room and Cloakroom. Master Suite comprises: Bath, Shower and separate WC, dressing area and staircase to mezzanine floor. Main Guest bedroom with en suite bathroom: three further double bedrooms, an en suite WC and a further separate bathroom. Quote Waterfront Magazine when enquiring
Chartwell Estate Agents Limited 49 Berkeley Square, London, W1J 5AZ Tel: +44(0)207 409 0533 Fax: +44 (0)207 491 1077 Email:
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