Scrolling through the images of this beautiful Essex mansion gives a new meaning to the phrase “it has it all”. A private gym, cinema room, three double garages and its very own spa immediately catches the eye, and that’s before you get into the stunning bedrooms and living areas. This five-bedroom, six-bathroom home is set amongst 52 acres of private land, and with everything you’d ever need under one roof, you may not ever need to leave.
If you want stunning coastal views, then look no further than this unique home in Cornwall. It really is the ultimate pad to watch the sunset, with panoramic views and direct access to the water. This five-bedroom, three-bathroom home is ideal for those looking for a place in one of the most idyllic locations in the south west.
This immaculately decorated home is the dream for anyone searching for the modern mansion set in a private location. The surrounding gardens are truly stunning, with so much space to host both indoors and outdoors. The home comes with its very own cinema room, swimming pool and jacuzzi, as well as having an annexe for even more space.
4. A mansion fit for a celebrity in Wiltshire: £6.75m
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Compton Bassett, Wiltshire, SN11
Compton Bassett House, home of singer Robbie Williams, is a true beauty in the heart of Wiltshire. You really wouldn’t need to step outside this period home’s boundaries, being set over 72 acres of stunning grounds. This seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion comes with two extra flats, a cottage and leisure complex.
The Chanters House dates back to the 14th century, and has undergone magnificent renovation to combine period features with modern living. The interior décor wouldn’t look out of place in an art gallery, and the home oozes grandeur and history throughout. The centrepiece of the home is The Great Library, which is home to around 22,000 books, and is the largest library west of Salisbury.
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Skiddaw House, Bassenthwaite, Keswick
Ever wanted to live in total peace and quiet, with no neighbours around? Well, the most remote home in England might be the one for you. It’s set 1,500 feet above sea level and only accessible by foot or 4x4 vehicle. This home really does give a new meaning to privacy, and is ideal for someone who is more than happy with their own company.
7. Contemporary mansion in the heart of Highgate: POA
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Merton Lane, London, N6
This mansion is set right in the heart of Highgate, London, with views over Hampstead Heath. It comes with no fewer than ten bedrooms and seven bathrooms, and has a glass lift which will take you easily to each floor. The home features stunning indoor swimming pool and spa facilities, as well as a home gym and billiards room.
This stunning Georgian-style country estate is set on the rural outskirts of Knutsford, and includes award-winning gardens and parkland. The breath-taking surrounding grounds include a magnificent water feature, lake, and long tree lined driveway. Inside, the home is immaculately decorated and just some of the standout features include an indoor swimming pool, large entertainment area, and home gym.
This five-bedroom, five-bathroom apartment in Knightsbridge combines period features, with luxury modern living. The apartment is impeccably designed, with a standout feature being the kitchen area, with stunning marble worktop design and island. The home comes with its own cinema room, and plenty of space for hosting the ultimate dinner party in the heart of London.
This unique dream home with sweeping views over Poole Harbour is on the market, and is a well-known local landmark. With exquisite decoration throughout, it’s the ultimate entertaining home, including a cinema room and outside private bar. For anyone who would need to work from home, there is a standout office with enough space for two to comfortably work.
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