An impressive Neo Georgian detached residence around 9000 sq ft arranged over four floors with a SOUTH FACING garden, on a plot of around 0.6 acres,

The house has been extremely well maintained. The ground and lower ground floors have fantastic entertaining space, and wonderful leisure areas.. Upstairs, there are nine bedrooms which include a superb main bedroom suite. The layout of the house is extremely versatile . The light throughout this property is exceptional.

The house has some great features which include a beautiful sweeping staircase from the ground to lower ground floor garden room, modern kitchen with integrated Neff appliances. and a bar.

The south facing views over the extensive garden across the countryside beyond are absolutely breathtaking.. The garden can be approached via a long terrace at the rear of the house. There is a huge patio area and a beautifully maintained lawn, again ideal for outdoor entertaining.

Located in Arkley, a beautiful area of Hertfordshire , this wonderful North London house is a 35 minute drive to Selfridges and the West End . It is only an 11 minute drive to High Barnet Station ( Northern Line) with excellent routes into the City.. The M1 and M25 are a 15 minute and 16 minute drive away, respectively.( all timings from GoogleMaps).The area is known for its excellent schools which include Haberdasher’s Aske’s, Mill Hill, Dame Alice, Aldenham, Belmont, Lochinver and Queen Elizabeth’s School. Many of these schools run coach services to Arkley.

A spacious 2nd floor apartment of around 1776 square feet in this popular purpose built block located at the corner with Seymour Place within easy reach of the varied amenities of Marble Arch and Hyde Park. Offered in excellent condition with well proportioned family accommodation which is equally well suited to grand scale
entertaining. Early inspection recommended. Bryanston Court was built circa 1930s and is situated on the corner
of George Street and Seymour Place, moments away from Oxford Street, Marble Arch, Edgware Road and Baker Street, as well as the open spaces of Hyde Park being a short stroll away