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In the real estate market, luxury properties with extensive land, historic significance, and modern amenities are highly sought after. Here are some notable houses for sale in Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, and Kent, each offering a unique blend of character, charm, and modern comfort.
The Gatehouse on Ranters Lane, Kent
Priced at £3,500,000, The Gatehouse on Ranters Lane is a very special house located in Kent. Boasting bags of character, an elevated position, and exposed timbers with plaster infill, this property offers a charming living experience. Although the specifics of its grounds are not detailed, the house is known for its period charm, particularly the glorious main hall with an outstanding fireplace and galleried landing.
Little Barrow, Gloucestershire
Little Barrow, a late-18th century house with later additions, is located in Gloucestershire. This eight-bedroom property has been fully renovated by the current owners, retaining period features while offering modern comforts. The grounds extend to 25 acres and include a sublime lake, making it an ideal setting for turning into a cricket pitch.
Blueys Farmhouse, Buckinghamshire
Blueys Farmhouse, a Grade II-listed period farmhouse in Buckinghamshire, is situated within the Chilterns National Landscape. Priced at £2,500,000, it features seven bedrooms and six reception rooms. The gardens and grounds, spanning 116 acres, include a swimming pool, tennis court, meadows, a menage, and a picturesque rural setting.
The 18th-Century Barn, Buckinghamshire
Another gem in Buckinghamshire is a Grade II-listed barn, priced at £1,575,000. This four-bedroom property has been converted into a home and retains many original features. It is located in a picturesque rural setting, offering privacy and a sense of exclusivity.
The Property in Sherington, Buckinghamshire
Lastly, we have a glorious Grade II-listed home of seven bedrooms in Sherington, Buckinghamshire. Previously built as a rectory by the Rev John Martin in 1607, this property has been modernized in all the right places to create a comfortable family home. Although the details about its gardens and grounds are not provided, the property's best original features, such as the staircase hall with a sensational plaster overhang, are preserved.
While these properties offer a glimpse into the world of expensive houses for sale in Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, and Kent, they are just a few examples of the many unique properties available in these counties. For more information, potential buyers are encouraged to contact the estate agents listed in the bullet points.
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