CAMP LANE, HENLEY IN ARDEN AskINg PRICE £3,500,000


Set within 9 acres, Beaudesert House is a truly stunning detached property with French Château influences situated on an elevated position enabling breath taking panoramic views over the surrounding Warwickshire countryside. Once through the ornate wrought iron gate the private gravel drive leads towards the magnificent property, a cottage and triple car garage, all surrounded by a well-maintained landscaped garden and fields. Upon entering the property you’re greeted by a generously sized reception hall which allows access to the dining room, formal living room, study and a superb open plan kitchen/living/dining area complete with marble effect countertops, gloss white/grey fitted units, two large kitchen islands/breakfast bar, all integrated appliances needed and impressive bifold doors overlooking the pool area. In addition, the ground floor boasts a utility room and separate wing which comprises 3 king sized bedrooms all with en-suites and private terraces. As you proceed to the first floor the singular stair splits into an imperial staircase that opens out onto a mezzanine landing. To the left the outstanding principal bedroom suite with its oak beams, angled rooflines and mesmerising conical ceiling provides a large dressing area, contemporary walk in wet room, and Juliette balcony which embraces the most spectacular 360 degree views. Left is a further king sized bedroom which boasts a vaulted ceiling, storage/wardrobes set within the eaves and a fantastic en-suite with a


sauna/steam room. To conclude located on the first floor is a jacuzzi/spa room and dressing room. Outside, the property provides secondary accommodation in form of a detached two bed cottage, undercover car port, detached triple car garage with recreation room above and tennis court. The pool area, which is enclosed from the landscaped gardens, comprises a sun canopy, sunken fire pit and a bar area.


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