Six outstanding country homes, from £460,000 to £6 million, as seen in Country Life
Our look at some of the best homes to come to the market through Country Life this week includes a magical Georgian home and a huge period house in Berkshire.
Gloucestershire — £2.65 million
Just a beautiful home in a beautiful place, this is a rare find: a Cotswolds farmhouse with six bedrooms, paddock, barn and eight acres of land that also has an edge-of-village location in Laverton.
Broadway, one of the most celebrated places in the Cotswolds, is just a couple of miles away.
For sale via Jackson-Stops — see more details and pictures.
Hertfordshire — £2.95 million
This former Dower House offers six bedroom and nearly 6,000 sq ft on the Grove Estate, home to the celebrated hotel, spa and golf course on the edge of London, and an easy commute.
It's a wonderful home, with summer house, cinema room, and two and a half acres of gardens that run down to the river.
For sale via Savills — see more details and pictures.
West Sussex — £5.95 million
Space to spread out in the 26.6 acres of this country home in a village not far from Horsham, with its outstanding access to London and the south coast.
Nine bedrooms, a pool, a lake and some wonderful outbuildings are all part of the appeal.
For sale via Strutt & Parker — see more details and pictures.
Berkshire — £2 million
Looking for a home for a big family? A very big family? This 12-bedroom home in Cookham Dean could be just the thing.
It's in need of some TLC, but the house is bursting with character — this is a wonderful opportunity.
For sale via Knight Frank — see more details and pictures.
Essex — £460,000
A dinky, thatched, 17th century cottage right on the village green in Chalgrove. Two bedrooms, a pleasant garden, and there's a pub, school and even an airfield (really) in walking distance.
For sale via Turner Properties via OnTheMarket — see more details and pictures.
Chesire — £1.15 million
As handsome a townhouse as we've seen this year, with six bedrooms, four reception rooms and vast amounts of period charm.
The house dates to 1734, and sits near the centre of the town of Neston, on the southern side of the Wirral peninsula, easily accessible to Chester, yet despite its town location still has a large walled garden.
For sale via Jackson-Stops — see more details and pictures.
