PROPERTY OF THE MONTH PALLADIO, SHERBOURNE HILL, WARWICKSHIRE
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Palladio is an imposing mansion tucked away in the beautiful Warwickshire countryside with spectacular architectural designs inspired by the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. Constructed with steel and concrete, this jaw-dropping mansion has been designed to optimise floods of natural light entering the house creating a bright and spacious feel throughout, with the downstairs accommodation seamlessly connecting with the wonderful, landscaped grounds.
Internally, Palladio is the epitome of contemporary living, with full air conditioning, boasting commensurate downstairs living and entertaining space, eight double bedrooms, Versace inspired luxury interior, an ancillary three-bedroom bungalow, as well as an impressive leisure complex with an extravagant heated swimming pool.
Tucked away in an elevated position into Sherbourne Hill, this spectacular property commands majestic uninterrupted views of the rolling Warwickshire countryside, sat within 9.15 acres of stunning grounds to include a small lake with a stream water feature. Approached by twin- automated gates, a sweeping double width driveway flanked by mature trees, the imposing grandeur of Palladio nestles amongst trees and greenery.
Upon entering Palladio through double doors, there is a convenient WC and a lift for eight people, servicing all floors. Straight ahead, you are faced with a burst of palatial designs and premium features throughout, oozing opulence and class, this is the perfect property for those looking to escape the realities of life and to enjoy a setting fit for the rich and famous.
Palladio is set over a sprawling 20,000 sq ft of extensive space that has been carefully designed to the very last inch of intricate detailing. The meticulously designed reception hall welcomes guest with a striking floor to ceiling window overlooking the stunning outdoor space. To the right is an impressive dual aspect drawing room with imposing ornate pillars and a feature fireplace. Leading off this room there is a large balcony enjoying views to the rear. Returning to the hallway and to the left is large dining
area, which leads through to a bespoke handcrafted kitchen with a range of wall hung and floor cabinets and an array of high specification appliances. The breakfast area is perfect for entertaining friends and family.
A spacious relaxing sunroom can be found leading off the kitchen with a balcony overlooking the breath-taking views of the grounds and beyond. A convenient utility gives access to a seven-car garage complex and superb self-contained secondary accommodation, benefiting from three bedrooms and a living area and kitchen making it an adaptable space, suitable for a number of uses.
The bedroom accommodation consists of an elegant master bedroom suite with two dressing rooms and two luxury en-suites. There are a further seven double bedroom suites, all of which have en-suite facilities, and access onto the delightful terrace. Palladio comes with an impressive leisure complex complete with a large swimming pool, fully equipped gym, a spa area including a sauna, steam room and a Jacuzzi, as well male and female changing rooms. There is a versatile entertaining area, which has a Ballroom, wine cellar and a drinks bar that overlooks the swimming pool. To the right of the Ball Room there is kitchen, utility room, cinema room, billiards room and doors leading out to a patio and BBQ area.
GROUNDS Palladio is nestled amongst 9.15 acres of truly stunning land, brimming with mature trees, flowering plants, and endless undisrupted views of the rolling Warwickshire countryside. There is a carefully constructed circular patio where you can enjoy views of the sprawling estate. The external grounds also benefit a small lake with stream water feature and a Helipad.
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