Jackson-Stops At Home magazine, No. 1

At Home

PROPERTY EXPERTS SINCE

A WARM WELCOME

Welcome to the launch issue of At Home. I hope you will find our new magazine inspiring and informative. I believe it encapsulates our heritage and the values that we at Jackson-Stops have honed over more than a century.

As well as showcasing a curated selection of some of the finest properties that we have for sale and to rent across our 40 national offices, in each issue you’ll find engaging articles and information. Our magazine brings you ideas for how to use wallpaper to make a bold statement in your home, why cast-iron ovens are so much more than just a means of cooking, and how to introduce year-round colour to your outside space, be it manicured grounds, an expansive country garden or a city rooftop terrace. Our property experts also tell you everything you need to know about buying or selling a home at auction and how investing in a Listed property can be the start of an exciting adventure.

Whatever type of property you are interested in, at Jackson-Stops we want to make the process as simple and stress-free as it can be. Our local teams know their areas better than anyone and have navigated every type of market condition over the years, successfully achieving the best results for our clients.

We were among the first estate agencies to embrace the internet and have continued to evolve our online presence to stay ahead of digital trends. Whether you are buying, selling or renting a home, you’ll find our website reassuringly easy to navigate and you’ll see us on the leading social channels and property websites.

But we’ve never lost sight of the fact that nothing beats the personal touch in the world of estate agency and are delighted that many of our clients return to us when re-entering the property market, choosing us once again for our professional service.

I hope you enjoy the magazine and we look forward to helping you buy, sell or rent a home in the near future – with our unrivalled expertise and unparalleled service, we’ll make you feel right at home. jackson-stops.co.uk

Nick Leeming Chairman

Be brave and make daring wallpaper choices

Ensure your garden is full of colour all year

At Home

On the cover: Barnham, West Sussex, p26

MOVING WITH THE TIMES

In an increasingly connected world, harnessing the power of digital platforms in order to sell or let property is a key part of our marketing mix

Jackson-Stops has been selling homes and land for 114 years and we are extremely proud of our heritage and traditions – but the world of property has changed a lot since we began, and we’re equally proud to say we have always been ahead of the curve.

Selling property in the digital age requires agents to be responsive, agile and ‘open’ 24 hours a day.

According to statistics, on average, people in the United Kingdom spend three hours and 40 minutes online daily, including almost three hours via a smartphone, which demonstrates the importance of having a presence online.

We know that, increasingly, the internet is the first place buyers of all ages now visit when looking for a home. As such, we adapt as digital platforms and social media evolve, offering our clients the widest coverage across platforms and a seamless journey for buyers from the very first time they see a property online to when they sign their contracts and complete their transactions.

In a competitive market, property portals and social media are both great tools for selling homes – especially when done properly. They support our own wide database of keen buyers and tenants. As well as having a strong presence on the leading property portals, our own website attracts tens of thousands of visits a month, while the engaging, informative content we post on social media reaches a monthly audience of more than one million.

Our online expertise allows us to connect not only with our existing buyer pool but with an audience that may not have seen our listings before. Utilising

digital channels is also an effective way to boost the number of eyes on our properties, and using social media advertising, SEO, email and video marketing are all integral parts of our marketing strategy.

YouTube is the world’s second largest search engine and so harnessing the power of such an important tool is paramount – video is an increasingly important part of our marketing suite, and we can produce local and national level property-specific content.

Building brand awareness online is important, as it helps potential clients to understand who we are, what we are about and what they can expect if they instruct Jackson-Stops. We are fortunate to be an authority in the property industry, built over many years of success, and have a keen understanding of the market and the property buying

Strength in numbers

and selling process. Potential clients can see from our research, national comments and experience that we are experts in our field.

We have developed a winning formula for marketing homes digitally, but we are always looking at ways to improve, for example at the moment we’re investing heavily in an SEO project in order to increase the reach of our clients’ properties and our brand.

You can find us on Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and LinkedIn. We also have a strong presence on Trustpilot, where, we are delighted to say, we are consistently rated “Excellent”.

Illustration by Olga Kurbatova

GUIDE PRICE VS RESERVE PRICE

A guide price is not necessarily what a property will sell for, but an approximation of value. It can be a single figure or a range, but may change at any time prior to the auction. A reserve price is a minimum amount that you are willing to accept for your property at auction. This is kept confidential between the seller and auctions team. If a property fails to reach its reserve at auction, offers will usually then be invited from all interested bidders to try and agree a sale.

At the end of 2023 data was released showing an increase in sellers opting to auction their properties in the UK With an increase of 2.3%, that’s almost 6,000 more homes compared to the previous year. Ian Denton, Director at Jackson-Stops, explains why we might be seeing these increases.

Under the e-hammer

there are a lot of similar homes may not attract the same interest as a truly unique home that several parties are interested in.”

The property market is changing. Should you consider selling your home, or indeed buying your next one, at an online auction?

“People might be looking to auction because they need quick results,” he says. “You would think that with all the technology available to us, that the time between an offer being accepted and exchange of contracts and completion would have sped up, but it simply hasn’t.”

Online property auctions offer a much speedier option, whether you are selling a home or looking to buy one. While a private treaty (the traditional method of buying and selling through an agent) will take from three to six months, an auction transaction typically takes 20-28 days.

“It’s an excellent option in the case of probate or for people who want to move into somewhere in a hurry,” says Denton. There is also more transparency when selling at auction because a full legal pack is put in place prior to a property being

listed, so there are none of the surprises that can occur with traditional sales.

And once the gavel falls on an agreed price both parties are locked into a transaction. “With a private sale you might be hanging out for a buyer to offer you a bit more money, but there’s always the chance they never appear, or pull out just before exchanging contracts.”

Denton has overseen auctions both in salerooms and, increasingly, online since 1996, but has seen interest rise sharply in recent months. Traditionally, homes sold via online auction are probate properties, where beneficiaries want a quick sale at the best price they can get, though Denton thinks we may see more people choosing auctions as changes to their mortgage payments bite and they need to move area or downsize quickly. More individual homes might also benefit from exposure online. “A property in a village where

Jackson-Stops has also sold land by auction. “Say you own a paddock at the edge of the village that’s surplus to your requirements,” says Denton. “You know you’re going to have a lot of interest in it. An online auction is an easier way to handle that interest than by private treaty. Everyone knows that there is a deadline by which they have to express their intentions. It’s a more manageable and open way of selling.”

And if you think you might want to sell or buy at auction, why choose Jackson-Stops? “When a client comes to us, however they choose to sell, they know that they are going to be dealt with by qualified people who will provide a very professional service,” says Denton. “We’re successful at what we do and our online auctions build on this.”

Considering selling your property with J-S Auctions? Please get in touch via jackson-stops.co.uk/auctions

SUPERIOR GRADE

Thinking about buying a Listed property? Here’s everything you need to know

Historic England estimates that there are some 500,000 Listed buildings in England. The general rule of thumb is that all buildings that date back to before 1700 and survive more or less in original condition are likely to be Listed, and that most built between 1700 and 1850 will also be. Some more ‘recent’ builds may also be Listed, but anything less than 30 years old isn’t normally considered of historic interest.

“Buying a Listed property is a fantastic opportunity to own something singular and historic, part of the rich fabric of the nation. You’re not buying something homogenous; you are buying something that distinguishes you as a conservator rather than just a homeowner,” says Nick Ferrier, Director at Jackson-Stops Midhurst. “People tend to associate Listed buildings, wrongly, as problematic. Yes, there is another layer of scrutiny but this is to ensure that the owners do not do works that betray these assets and change their authenticity and character. One of the things that really disappoints me is that people think they can’t do anything to a Listed property. You can extend a Listed building and, where appropriate, you can adapt it, you just have to be mindful not to disrupt the historic fabric of the building.”

“Listed properties contribute positively to the character and appearance of an area – and living in one offers quite an individual lifestyle,” adds Martin Anslow of The Listed Property Owners’ Club. “Listed property homeowners are part of a small, exclusive group. And, of course, Listed dwellings not only include those properties designed as homes from the fourteenth century to the twentieth, but also buildings that began life as castles, churches, factories, barns, granaries, windmills, workshops or gaols!”

In England and Wales, there are three categories of Listed buildings and all appear on the national register of Listed properties, searchable on the Historic England website historicengland.org.uk:

• Grade I (2.5 per cent of Listed buildings) buildings of exceptional interest.

• Grade II* (5.5 per cent of Listed buildings) buildings of particular importance.

• Grade II (92 per cent of Listed buildings) buildings of special architectural or historic interest.

Responsibilities that come with owning a Listed property include getting permission from your local authority, usually via the Historic Buildings Advisor, for any changes you want to make, including to the internal layout or adding an extension. You may also need to take professional advice to calculate the reinstatement value of the property for buildings insurance, as Listed buildings can cost more to rebuild than non-Listed, and you will need specialists to carry out works, often using specific materials. “There are many architects very well versed in historic buildings and lots of excellent specialist tradespeople who are well acquainted with Listed buildings. This helps make owning one hugely satisfying rather than onerous,” says Ferrier. “Listed buildings are unique, they are part of the UK heritage, there is a joy in owning one.”

Owners’ Club (LPOC) represents

“We’ve always been synonymous with houses with heritage and character”

“The history of Listed buildings can be well documented and this provides owners with a chance to investigate the structural and aesthetic development of the property and even discover its previous owners,” adds Anslow.

Ferrier estimates that 5-10 per cent of the homes that Jackson-Stops sells are Listed. “We’ve always been synonymous with houses with heritage and character. In 2021 we updated our Listed Stamp, which gives buildings a seal of approval, an extra layer of authenticity,” says Ferrier.

“Some buyers do come specifically looking for a Listed home. They want something with character, history and gravitas.” If a first-time buyer expresses an interest in a Listed property, Ferrier and his team will offer guidance and advice on things to consider.

Jackson-Stops has been involved in the sale and preservation of many historic and important houses and estates and was the first company to submit a Capital Transfer Tax (now Inheritance Tax) exemption report on behalf of clients in the 1970s, acting for the Trustees of the Calke Abbey Estate. The company has also worked for the National Trust, Historic England and the owners of William Morris’s Red House.

Listed properties currently for sale range from elegant Georgian townhouses and charming Victorian homes to enchanting Tudor cottages.

Should you be considering the sale of your Listed property, please get in touch with your local office: jackson-stops.co.uk/branches

The Listed Property Owners’ Club

Jackson-Stops works closely with The Listed Property Owners’ Club (LPOC), which, as the name suggests, is a valuable resource for those living in a Listed home. The membership organisation, established in 1993, was created to offer Listed homeowners support and guidance on matters of planning, maintenance, specialist suppliers and advice on law and insurance issues.

They have a nationwide suppliers directory of restoration tradesmen. It’s in-house conservation advisors can also help owners navigate planning and consent issues. Working side by side with Historic England, Historic Environment Scotland, Cadw and UK Parliament, LPOC is a leading voice in the UK for knowledge, support and change within the Listed buildings sector.

Additionally, the club provides its 30,000 members with a voice in Parliament to represent their views, acting as secretariat to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Listed Properties supported by 52 MPs. lpoc.co.uk

How to bring year-round colour to your garden

With a little forward planning, it's easy to ensure your outside space is full of colour to elevate your mood across every season

As lovely as it is to have a garden of your own, even more wonderful is an outdoor space with everchanging waves of colour. Different hues can influence our emotional wellbeing in positive ways, as well as encourage more wildlife. Flower colour has evolved to attract pollinating insects, such as bees and butterflies, whilst the vibrant seeds and berries left behind are an invaluable food source for birds in winter.

If you’re concerned about the levels of maintenance associated with a richly planted garden, don’t be alarmed. Colour can be woven into your space in other ways, too – from containers and artworks, to mosaics, outdoor rugs and furniture in vibrant, upbeat hues.

PLANT AHEAD FOR EARLY COLOUR

The secret of good gardening is to plan ahead, and a few hours in November, spent tucking bulbs into the ground or pots, brings an early spring brimming with colour. Daffodils, tulips, crocuses and scillas can all be planted through grass, under fruit trees, in patio containers, or in great swathes across your borders.

“Over the years, I’ve added bulbs to my orchard,” says Cotswolds garden designer Sue Bradbury (@suebradburydesigns)

“The show starts with snowdrops in January, followed by snake's head fritillaries, English bluebells, daffodils and species tulips.”

And if you forget to plan ahead, swing by your local garden centre in January. “You’ll usually find bright pink cyclamen, seasonal bulbs in pots and primroses in a rainbow of colours,” says Emily Hillier, a London-based garden designer (@emilyhilliergardendesign). “I personally

love hellebores in a pot with trailing ivy, an evergreen fern and some cyclamen.”

CREATE SEASONAL CONTAINERS

“Plant some generous pots by your door or near a seating area,” suggests Bradbury, “or decorate a table with a collection of small pots, close to a window, so you can enjoy the blooms from inside the house, too.” Combine five or six plants in a large container of peat-free compost and let the plants scramble through each other – single colour combinations in different shades are particularly pretty.

THINK VERTICALLY

Climbers can add colour at different times of the year – look out for dainty clematis that flower in winter and early spring, and extend interest in autumn with the flaming foliage of Virginia creeper and ornamental vines.

SCATTER SOME ANNUALS

Annual flowers are brilliant for adding colour to new beds and borders. Just sprinkle some cosmos, nigella and clarkia seeds where you want the flowers to grow, and you’ll have a cloud of colour in a matter of weeks.

THE IMPORTANCE OF COLOUR

BE CLEVER WITH FOLIAGE

Foliage plants are incredibly versatile. Grasses, evergreen shrubs, clipped topiary and Japanese-style mosses will all keep your garden looking dynamic in the chillier months of the year. They’ll also provide an elegant foil for more colourful flowers in the summer season.

PLAY WITH COLOUR SCHEMES

Make individual flowers pop by using contrasting colour schemes. Obvious combinations are indigo blue with yellow and orange, or pink and purple with lime.

“I design new borders using flowering perennials planted in a very natural way,” explains Bradbury. “The colours are carefully planned to repeat through the season, and I always plant for pollinating insects as well as my human clients.

Studies have shown that colour can have a huge impact on our mood. Whether it be a singular focal point that draws our attention, or a swath of flowering plants, our gardens have the potential to be the perfect place to lift our spirits.

“Choose three or four of your favourite colours, then select plants in varying shades, repeated in drifts throughout the border,” she says. “Use pinks and purples for a romantic feel; reflect the sunset with orange, yellow and deep crimson; or combine whites, creams and limes for an elegant, calming effect.”

GROW TASTY EDIBLES

Many edible plants, like tomatoes, strawberries, pumpkins and purple beans, are naturally colourful and easy to grow – and you have the added bonus of being able to eat what you harvest.

EXTEND SUMMER COLOUR

Late-flowering plants and grasses are invaluable. “Dahlias come in every colour you can imagine, and asters also flower well into autumn,” says Hillier. “Two of my favourite late-flowering grasses are calamagrostis and miscanthus, which both look spectacular even in winter.”

5 ways to add colour without using plants

1. PORCELAIN TILES

Patterned paving is a glorious way to add energy at ground level. “Use porcelain tiles in an outdoor kitchen design, as risers on steps, to tile a wall, or to clad a concrete-block planter,” suggests Hillier. “Imagine a Moroccan-style water feature, in a small courtyard garden, with mosaic tiles lit up at night.”

2. INDOOR/OUTDOOR FURNISHINGS

“Small bistro-style tables and chairs are available in a variety of colours, and there’s now an excellent range of outdoor fabrics and cushions,” says Hillier. “Garden rugs can be used to define specific areas, and carefully positioned pots help to connect the house and garden.”

3. OUTDOOR PAINT

Revive walls, sheds, summerhouses and pergolas, or transform rendered planters with a wash of colour – try organic tones like olive green, wine-red or ochre-yellow. For long-lasting results, use water-based, weatherproof paint.

4. MAGICAL METALS

Metallic finishes, such as shimmering copper or rusted corten steel, are another way to help a garden glow whilst maintaining a minimal, contemporary feel.

5. ARTEFACTS

Garden art and sculpture elevates the simplest scheme. Position colourful artworks as focal points, or let them blend into the planting where they can take centrestage when the foliage and flowers fade.

Pots of dahlias and salvias will flower all summer into November

Home on the Range

Cast-iron ovens are so much more than just a means of cooking, they can be a statement piece that brings comfort to the home

It might not surprise you to learn that a number of professional chefs are huge fans of range cookers, with both Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood having one of the cast-iron ovens in their homes.

“Once you’ve had a range cooker, there’s no going back,” says Kathryn Lowe, Head of Marketing at AGA. “They offer everything a cook could need – with more ovens and a large hob space than a built-in cooker, you get everything wrapped up in a gorgeous package.” AGA has been producing its instantly recognisable cookers since 1922: they were actually invented by Nobel Prize-winning Swedish physicist Gustaf Dalén. “Things just taste better when cooked in an AGA, and the ovens provide such cosy, useful warmth in the kitchen,” continues Lowe.

“The warmth that an AGA cooker adds to a kitchen goes beyond the physical”

“The warmth that an AGA cooker adds to a kitchen goes beyond the physical. It becomes a gathering point. It’s a commitment to a lifestyle that values quality, tradition and the simple joy of sharing good food with loved ones,” says Matthew Bates, founder of Blake & Bull, which specialises in remanufacturing AGA range cookers and can also convert carbonemitting oil and gas run cookers to electric.

People invest in a range cooker for a number of reasons. Style plays a part – what country kitchen is complete without one? – but a range cooker and oven’s functionality is the ultimate draw. Most made today are all-electric and programmable with heat-storage ovens that can be controlled independently. They also have hotplates with speedy heat up times.

Today’s ovens come in all shapes and sizes – Everhot has 12 different options in seven different sizes, all handcrafted using traditional methods in Gloucestershire and runs regular demonstrations at its Coaley Mill HQ to showcase the wonders of its ovens. The Everhot Cookbook (given free when you buy an oven) showcases 97 recipes for sweet and savoury dishes, breads and preserves. The company also regularly posts recipes on its website. agaliving.com, blakeandbull.co.uk, everhot.co.uk

BENEFITS OF CAST-IRON

Freestanding range cookers are bigger and much more versatile than regular ovens. As the heat is released steadily, whether you are baking, grilling or roasting, it ensures a gentler cooking process. This locks in moisture, flavour and texture, meaning food just tastes better.

AGA has been making their classic ovens for over 100 years

Add a pop of colour with Everhot

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Today’s wallpapers are bolder than ever, with design options for every type of home and every wall – and for use in unexpected places, too

The Crane Fonda wallpaper from Divine Savages is made by skilled craftsmen using traditional techniques

The British have been using wallpaper since the 16th century. Early papers were used to decorate the insides of cupboards and smaller rooms in merchants’ houses – it wasn’t until much later in the early 1900s that it began to appear throughout the home, and ‘feature walls’, so beloved of interior designers and style bibles, wouldn’t appear until a century later.

“Wallpaper has the magical ability to transform any space,” says Jamie Watkins, co-founder of London-based Divine Savages. “Bringing bold colour and pattern into a potentially boring space that serves to be practical and functional can work wonders. It is also the easiest way to bring instant character and warmth to a room. With people becoming increasingly braver in their interior choices, we’re seeing wallpaper used in more unexpected places, even on the ceiling.”

Standout designs from the company’s collections include Geometric Aviary, featuring exotic birds, and Crane Fonda, which has the long-legged creatures wandering among palms.

Equally dramatic are Arte’s papers, whose new Le Couturier collection includes the chain-like Franges design (also available as a fabric), whilst those from Rebel Walls feature Soaring Cranes and Jungle Forest designs that would work well as a mural behind a bed or dining table. The company also has a range of abstract designs, including Ash Dots and Serpentine. They will also turn your own images into bespoke wallpapers. “We want to encourage people to be and express their true

“Wallpaper has the magical ability to transform any space”

Little Greene has collaborated with the National Trust

Fornasetti haș produced its Senza Tempo II range with Cole & Son

CREATE AN ACCENT WALL

Being just one wall, it’s the perfect opportunity to have fun and embrace bold prints. You will only need a couple of rolls to make a big statement, so it’s definitely the place to splash out. In period properties the right pattern can really enhance those original features.

selves, making the world more beautiful, colourful and diverse,” says Sandra Willund, Creative Director.

For something rather more demure, the National Trust has teamed up with Little Greene to produce a collection of floral designs. Ruth Mottershead, Creative Director at Little Greene, echoes Watkins in the belief in paper’s transformative power: “Patterned wallpaper is one of the simplest ways to create a dramatic change in any interior. Bolder designs can be used in combination with vibrant coordinating colours,” she advises. “Used in period properties, our traditional wallpaper will feel natural and cohesive. Floral wallpapers in particular have a universal and enduring appeal, serving as a timeless and elegant backdrop.”

Italian company Fornasetti, most known for its highly stylised decorated plates, recently collaborated with UK heritage brand Cole & Son to produce Senza Tempo II, a range of papers that includes a geometric design with watermelon, a cityscape with floaty clouds and a paper featuring cheerful smiling suns, reminiscent of its plates.

Whilst the feature wall remains popular, Watkins wants us to “embrace wallpaper in a big space by papering all the walls. We always encourage people to be braver in their interior design. A bold wallpaper helps create a lavish sense of drama.”

divinesavages.com, arte-international.com, rebelwalls.com, fornasetti.com, littlegreene.com

“Bolder designs can be used in combination with vibrant coordinating colours”

A whimsical zig-zag pattern from Arte’s Le Couturier collection

Bring florals up to date with Little Greene

Divine Savage’s wallpapers can be used in a variety of settings

Use wallpaper from Rebel Walls to create a striking mural

WORD on the STREET

They’re busy putting the finishing touches to their exciting schedules, but be sure to make a note of these unmissable summer literary festivals in your diary

Theakston Old Peculier Crime

Writing Festival 18-21 Jul

One for lovers of PD James and Ian Rankin, Harrogate’s crimefest offers a programme of readings, guest talks, workshops, as well as the presentation of Crime Novel of the Year Award. This year’s festival is being chaired by bestselling author Ruth Ware, who follows in the footsteps of the likes of Vaseem Khan, Lee Child and Val McDermid. There are also Friday and Saturday Night

Author Dinners at The Swan Hotel, beloved of Agatha Christie, where guests try and work out the perpetrator of a terrible crime. harrogateinternationalfestivals.com

Hastings Book Festival 13-22 Sep

According to the organisers, “the festival will give time and freedom to pause, think, connect and be inspired”. Now in its seventh year, the festival offers readings, discussions, workshops and competitions. Whilst the lineup is yet to be announced, Sarah Pascoe, Wes Streeting and Nigel Planer all appeared in 2023. This year’s awards for short fiction and poetry will be judged by acclaimed author VG Lee and poet Jessica Mookherjee. hastingsbookfest.org

Henley Literary Festival

28 Sep-6 Oct

Henley’s annual bookish event has been going since 2007, attracting the likes of Sebastian Faulks, Ben Okri and Jacqueline Wilson. As well as its eight-day festival, pop-up events run throughout the year – Michael Rosen and Lorraine Kelly both made appearances this spring, and Liz Earle MBE recently shared her new book, A Better Second Half, with Henley’s readers. henleyliteraryfestival.co.uk

Bath Children’s Literature Festival

27 Sep-6 Oct

One for younger bookworms, this festival attracts some 100 children’s authors, such as Helen Rutter. Last year, DJ Greg James was also there, telling of how the idea for his book The Great Dream Robbery came to him as he was nodding off one evening. We’re sure the calibre of guest will be just as high in 2024. bathfestivals.org.uk/ childrens-literature

Faversham Literary Festival

Feb 2025

This thought-provoking and fun festival has been wowing Kent bibliophiles since 2018, welcoming the likes of Maggie O’Farrell, Irvine Welsh and Lionel Shriver. A highlight from 2024 was an afternoon with Sheila Hancock, who read from her book, Old Rage, and shared stories from her life and career. favershamliteraryfestival.org

Mog made a surprise visit to the Guildhall in 2023. Who will it be this year?

Psychological thriller writer Ruth Ware

Shelia Hancock

VG Lee

Jessica Mookherjee

WESTMINSTER, LONDON

A five bedroom apartment in the bustling area of Victoria, with its many restaurants, bars and shops. It is located on the top two floors, accessed via a lift and comes complete with porterage. This impressive home is ideal for entertaining with a large reception and separate eat-in kitchen.

Maisonette Porter Five Bedrooms Share of Freehold Substantial Storage EPC: E

GUIDE PRICE

£3,600,000

Pimlico and Westminster office: pimlico@jackson-stops.co.uk 020 7828 4050

KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON

A highly sought-after and prestigious address in the heart of Knightsbridge. Located close to all the luxury shops and restaurants on King’s Road, as well as the boutiques on Sloane Street. This property has plenty of character with dark wood floors, high ceilings and a terrace with views across London.

Two Double Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Kitchen Large Reception Private Roof Terrace EPC: C

TO LET £7,999 PER CALENDAR MONTH (£1,846 PER WEEK)

Pimlico and Westminster office: pimlico@jackson-stops.co.uk 020 7828 4050

RICHMOND, LONDON

A historic Grade I Listed private residence overlooking a lake, built for King George III as his Observatory in 1769 by the well-known architect Sir William Chambers. The property stands on seven acres of parkland and is reached by a drive running through The Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Course.

Four Bedrooms Three Reception Rooms Four Bathrooms Private Lake Recently Refurbished EPC: Exempt

TO LET £70,000 PER CALENDAR MONTH (£16,154 PER WEEK)

Richmond office: richmond@jackson-stops.co.uk 020 8940 0066

WIMBLEDON, LONDON

A recently built four bedroom home located on a sought-after road opposite Wimbledon Common and close to the world-famous Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club. This property has been completed to a high standard, including a custom Italian kitchen, high-level security, and its very own cinema room.

Four Bathrooms Garage Off-Street Parking Air Conditioning Underfloor Heating EPC: B

TO LET £10,000 PER CALENDAR MONTH (£2,308 PER WEEK)

Wimbledon office: wimbledon@jackson-stops.co.uk 020 8879 0099

TWICKENHAM, LONDON

An Edwardian detached family home in the leafy suburb of Twickenham, close to the River Thames. This property has been extended to the rear and has impressive floor to ceiling windows, allowing for plenty of natural light. The garden has been landscaped to include an annexe complete with a kitchen and bathroom.

Over 4,000 sq. ft Three Floors Six Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Playroom EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £3,000,000

Teddington office: teddington@jackson-stops.com 020 8943 9777

TEDDINGTON, LONDON

This five bedroom house is on one of Teddington’s premier River Roads and boasts over 2,600 sq ft of living accommodation across three floors. Perfectly located for transport links from Teddington and Hampton Wick mainline stations. Teddington High Street is easy to reach along with Bushy Park.

Three Floors Off-Street Parking Utility Room Large Extended Kitchen Well Maintained Garden EPC: C

TO LET £5,995 PER CALENDAR MONTH (£1,383 PER WEEK)

Teddington office: teddington@jackson-stops.com 020 8943 9777

WEYBRIDGE, SURREY

Queenwood House is located on the prestigious Crown Estate close to the villages of Oxshott and Cobham, one of Surrey’s most desirable addresses. Built to an exceptional standard, showcasing an impressive balance between modern and traditional architecture. The property comes with a beautifully landscaped garden and swimming pool.

Modern Design Private Estate Five Bedrooms Four Receptions Swimming Pool Spectacular Views EPC: B

GUIDE PRICE £3,500,000

Weybridge office: weybridge@jackson-stops.co.uk 01932 821160

WALTON-ON-THAMES, SURREY

This charming and luxurious detached property is positioned on one of Weybridge’s most exclusive gated roads. There are seven generously sized bedrooms and over 5,000 sq ft of living space. The property is close to Queens Road with its many shops, boutiques and restaurants.

Five Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Furnished Garage Study Pantry EPC: C

TO LET £15,000 PER CALENDAR MONTH (£3,462 PER WEEK)

Weybridge office: weybridge@jackson-stops.co.uk 01932 821160

ELHAM, CANTERBURY

A fine example of a Grade II Listed 15th Century farmhouse with significant later additions set amid mature gardens and grounds of circa 5.8 acres in a peaceful rural setting accompanied by outbuildings and separate one bedroom cottage.

Five Receptions Eight Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Tennis Court One Bedroom Cottage Circa 5.8 Acres EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,950,000

Canterbury office: canterbury@jackson-stops.co.uk 01227 781600

SANDWICH, KENT

An impressive and substantial early 20th Century property set in a wonderful position in the heart of Sandwich together with the benefit of an adjoining cottage, for renovation/conversion subject to the necessary consent(s).

Nine Receptions 14 Bedrooms Six Bathrooms Guest House Gardens Parking EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £1,695,000

Canterbury office: canterbury@jackson-stops.co.uk 01227 781600

BARNHAM, WEST SUSSEX

A glorious 17th Century house, Listed Grade I, lovingly restored to provide 21st Century comforts in elegant 17th Century surroundings. The whole is set in some 6.2 acres of formal parterre gardens and informal grounds, lying alongside the 10th Century parish church of St Mary with views over neighbouring farmland to the south.

Six bedrooms Six bathrooms 17th Century House Listed Grade I Set in some 6.2 Acres EPC: Exempt

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £4,100,000

Chichester office: chichester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01243 786316

ALDINGBOURNE, CHICHESTER

In a pretty hamlet surrounded by open farmland close to Goodwood and Chichester is this elegant period family home, originally the vicarage to neighbouring St Mary’s, surrounded by its own gardens and grounds of some 26.25 acres including tennis court, swimming pool, formal gardens and farmland.

Seven Bedrooms Five Receptions Gym and Sauna Double and Single Garage EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £3,600,000

Chichester office: chichester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01243 786316

AMBERLEY, WEST SUSSEX

In the heart of the South Downs National Park with far reaching views over the Arun Valley to Bury Hill. An imposing Victorian house with elegant character features set in gardens of some 2.65 acres including swimming pool, paddock and stables.

Six bedrooms Two bathrooms Victorian House set in 2.65 acres Pool, Paddock and Stables EPC: G

GUIDE PRICE £2,750,000

Arundel office: arundel@jackson-stops.co.uk 01903 885886

CLIMPING, WEST SUSSEX

Adjoining open farmland and within half a mile of Climping beach, a beautiful Grade II Listed period farmhouse with guest annexe in a secluded setting surrounded by its own gardens and grounds of just over 2.5 acres.

Grade II Listed Period Farmhouse Gardens and Grounds of some 2.5 Acres Six Bedrooms Five Receptions EPC: Exempt

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £2,000,000

Arundel office: arundel@jackson-stops.co.uk 01903 885886

BOSHAM, WEST SUSSEX

A unique Arts and Crafts house with Tudor origins, improved and extended by the present owners and surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens, close to the upper reaches of Bosham Channel.

Five bedrooms Three bathrooms Close to the Upper Reaches of Bosham Channel EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,350,000

Emsworth office: emsworth@jackson-stops.co.uk 01243 370300

BOSHAM, WEST SUSSEX

Galleon House is believed to have been built around 1702 and is located in the heart of this immensely popular sailing village and offers deceptively spacious accommodation of great character with harbour views from two first floor bedrooms.

Period House Listed Grade II Walled Garden and Parking In the Heart of the Village Harbour Views EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,750,000

Emsworth office: emsworth@jackson-stops.co.uk 01243 370300

TOOTHILL, HAMPSHIRE

Rarely available is this fine family home set in an elevated position with far reaching views, offering extensive and elegant living set in attractive landscaped gardens.

Four Bedrooms Four Receptions Cinema Gym Sauna Plunge Pool Studio Stables EPC: C

GUIDE PRICE £1,750,000

Stockbridge office: stockbridge@jackson-stops.co.uk 01264 586926

ROMSEY, HAMPSHIRE

A Grade II Listed hidden gem offering a versatile family home along with a fabulous independent Bed and Breakfast business opportunity set in an idyllic position surrounded by gardens and grounds a little over 6 acres.

Four Bedrooms Two Receptions Indoor Pool Studio Three Independent Guest Annexes EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,695,000

Stockbridge office: stockbridge@jackson-stops.co.uk 01264 586926

SANDHURST, KENT

Grade II Listed stunning barn conversion and roundal offering versatile accommodation complemented by an indoor pool set in a peaceful location with beautiful gardens and far reaching views in the Cranbrook School catchment area.

Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Pool complex Gardens EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000

Cranbrook office: cranbrook@jackson-stops.co.uk 01580 720000

BENENDEN, KENT

Charming Grade II Listed family home set amid circa 3.4 acres in a superb rural location on the periphery of Benenden village within the Cranbrook School catchment area.

Four Receptions Four Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Tennis Court Circa 3.4 Acres EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,700,000

Cranbrook office: cranbrook@jackson-stops.co.uk 01580 720000

BROCKHAM, SURREY

Tumbledown Farm is a Grade II Listed, wonderful Surrey farmhouse with many fine period features and a separate self-contained two bedroom annexe, set in glorious grounds of 1.86 acres, in the much admired village of Brockham.

Four Receptions Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Two Bedroom Annexe Separate Paddock EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,495,000

Dorking office: dorking@jackson-stops.co.uk 01306 887560

DORKING, SURREY

Castle Mill is an historic Grade II building situated within a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the east of Dorking close to the River Mole, surrounded by National Trust land with Box Hill just to the north.

Three Receptions Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Raised Terrace with Views Across the Gardens EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,000,000

Dorking office: dorking@jackson-stops.co.uk 01306 887560

FERNHURST, WEST SUSSEX

A fine family farmhouse, in a beautiful rural situation on the fringes of Fernhurst with income derived from a two bedroom converted barn and two one bedroom cottages, in over 6 acres of land plus a large barn and tennis court.

Three Receptions Six Bedrooms Five Bathrooms Two Cottages Two Bedroom Barn Outbuildings EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE

£3,250,000

Midhurst office: midhurst@jackson-stops.co.uk 01730 812357

SUTTON, WEST SUSSEX

A handsome Grade II Listed home with far reaching views towards the East, with a separate one bedroom annexe and swimming pool, in the heart of West Sussex.

Three Receptions Three Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Annexe Swimming Pool Gardens EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,750,000

Midhurst office: midhurst@jackson-stops.co.uk 01730 812357

SOUTH EAST

CHELWOOD GATE, EAST SUSSEX

An exceptionally elegant family home dating from the late Victorian period with an annexe, gym/home office and a separate coach house, standing in over 7 acres of beautiful grounds bordering Ashdown Forest with panoramic views of the South Downs.

10 Bedrooms Eight Receptions Seven Bathrooms

Over 14,000 sq ft of Accommodation and Outbuildings EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE

£4,750,000

Mid-Sussex office

midsussex@jackson-stops.co.uk

01444 484400

NORTH CHAILEY, EAST SUSSEX

A magnificent Tudor country manor house with later additions, set on incredible ancient farmland of over 68 acres, with far reaching views of the South Downs, in need of modernisation.

Nine Bedrooms Six Receptions Three Bathrooms

Paddocks Woodland Various Outbuildings Swimming pool EPC: E

GUIDE PRICE

£2,500,000

Mid-Sussex office

midsussex@jackson-stops.co.uk

01444 484400

ANSTY, WEST SUSSEX

West Riddens is a classically designed, elegant, Georgian inspired and well-proportioned house, with later additions, coming to the market for the first time in over 20 years.

Nine Bedrooms Five Receptions Six Bathrooms Outbuildings Tennis Court Swimming Pool EPC: D GUIDE PRICE £3,950,000

Mid-Sussex office

midsussex@jackson-stops.co.uk 01444 484400

CUCKFIELD, WEST SUSSEX

Marshalls Manor is a Grade II* Listed village house, steeped in history and with far reaching views and full planning permission to extend and upgrade.

Seven Bedrooms Six Receptions Three Bathrooms Gardens and Outbuildings EPC: Exempt GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000

Mid-Sussex office

midsussex@jackson-stops.co.uk 01444 484400

LIMPSFIELD, SURREY

A beautifully presented character family home with ancillary accommodation, amidst spectacular south west facing gardens and grounds of about 3.34 acres, enjoying excellent access for Oxted mainline station and thriving town centre.

Five Receptions Five Bedrooms Detached Annexe Tennis Court and Swimming Pool EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £3,500,000

Oxted office: oxted@jackson-stops.co.uk 01883 712375

EDENBRIDGE, KENT

Superb barn conversion of 3,007 sq ft with detached two bedroom cottage, studio and outbuildings, in all 2.4 acres.

34 ft Sitting Room Four Bedrooms Studio/Office Triple Detached Garage Park-Like Gardens EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £1,850,000

Oxted office: oxted@jackson-stops.co.uk 01883 712375

REIGATE, SURREY

Parkwater is a striking and beautifully presented six bedroom detached property, ideally located for both Reigate and Redhill town centres and within easy reach of well-regarded local schools. The property boasts some 4,539 sq ft of accommodation arranged over two floors.

Handsome Late Victorian Property Six Bedrooms Fabulous Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £2,999,950

Reigate office: reigate@jackson-stops.co.uk 01737 222027

REIGATE, SURREY

Moors Farm is an imposing detached residence enviably situated on the fringe of Reigate Heath. Offering tremendous potential to reconfigure and improve, the property enjoys wonderful far-reaching views, and sits in a plot extending to some 8 acres.

Adjacent to Reigate Heath Annexe Potential Eight Acres of Land No Onward Chain EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £2,300,000

Reigate office: reigate@jackson-stops.co.uk 01737 222027

SOUTH EAST

SEVENOAKS

TOWN, KENT

Idyllic 18th Century Grade II Listed cottage with pretty courtyard garden in central Sevenoaks. Sympathetically updated, blending the character of the cottage with modern amenities. Arranged over three floors with original casement windows, fireplaces and exposed timbers.

Three bedrooms One bathroom Station 0.7 miles Planning Permission Courtyard Garden EPC: E GUIDE PRICE £749,000

SEVENOAKS TOWN, KENT

Sevenoaks office: sevenoaks@jackson-stops.co.uk 01732 740600

Stunning, architecturally designed, contemporary detached property finished to a high specification. Benefitting from features including full height windows, built in car turntable and basement area with cinema and gym as well as a landscaped garden with raised balconies and terraces.

Five bedrooms Four bathrooms Architecturally Designed South Facing Garden 1 Mile to Sevenoaks Station EPC: B

GUIDE PRICE

£1,595,000

Sevenoaks office: sevenoaks@jackson-stops.co.uk 01732 740600

LEIGH, KENT

Wonderful farmhouse estate originating from 17th Century with scope to improve and renovate to realise its full potential. Semi-rural location with 7 acres, tennis court, swimming pool, garage, carport and two-bedroom Oast providing rental income. Barn with planning to convert into four-bedroom property complete with its own driveway and entrance.

Farmhouse and Oast Barn with Planning Swimming Pool and Tennis Court Farmhouse EPC: F Oast EPC: E

GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000

Sevenoaks office: sevenoaks@jackson-stops.co.uk 01732 740600

WADHURST, EAST SUSSEX

A stunning and most attractive Grade II Listed barn conversion in a tranquil tucked away rural position convenient for amenities, with delightful and well secluded plantsman’s garden.

Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Garage Circa 1.6 Acres EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,270,000

Kent and East Sussex office: tunwells@jackson-stops.co.uk 01580 720000

BLACKHAM, EAST SUSSEX

An attractive and well maintained detached family house (2,885 sq ft) in a convenient rural position with lovely views over surrounding farmland, set in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and approached off a small country lane.

Four Receptions Four Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Double Garage EPC: E

GUIDE PRICE £1,300,000

Kent and East Sussex office: tunwells@jackson-stops.co.uk 01580 720000

SUTTON GREEN, SURREY

Set in one of Surrey’s most prime locations, an exemplary Grade II Listed house with 16 acres (approx) of land.

Four Bedrooms Three Receptions Three Bathrooms Private Driveway Through Grounds Lift EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE

£2,500,000

Woking office: woking@jackson-stops.co.uk 01483 322135

WOKING, SURREY

An immensely well designed modern, five bedroom, family house with striking double fronted red brick façade primely positioned in the private Hockering Estate.

Four Receptions 80 ft South Facing Garden Swimming Pool Garage Off-Street Parking EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE

£2,250,000

Woking office: woking@jackson-stops.co.uk 01483 322135

CONDERTON, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

A beautiful Grade II Listed Manor House with ancillary accommodation, gardens and arboretum with approximately 8 acres of grounds. Conderton Manor is an impressive country residence dating back to the 17th Century with early and mid-20th Century alterations and sits in an exceptional private location on the edge of Conderton on the Overbury Estate near Bredon Hill.

Eight Bedrooms Six Receptions Three Bathrooms Two Bedroom Apartment Outbuildings and Flat EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £3,500,000

Chipping Campden office: campden@jackon-stops.co.uk 01386 840224

STANTON, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

An impressive period farmhouse offering nearly 5,000 sq ft of accommodation with garaging and delightful landscaped gardens totalling 0.64 acres. Old Manor Farm House is Grade II* Listed as being of important architectural interest. The extensive gardens have been skilfully designed and planted with a wide variety of shrubs and specimen trees.

Six Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Four Receptions Beautiful Gardens Garage EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £3,000,000

Chipping Campden office: campden@jackon-stops.co.uk 01386 840224

OLD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Wold Farm is a pretty Grade II Listed Georgian farmhouse with traditional outbuildings, enjoying a delightful setting on the edge of the village, within approximately 11.57 acres of land. The property has been restored and modernised to a high standard whilst retaining all of its period features.

Five Receptions Five Bedrooms Three Bedroomed Cottage Stables, Paddocks and Manège EPC: Exempt

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,950,000

Northampton office: northampton@jackson-stops.co.uk 01604 632991

STAVERTON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

An historic Grade II Listed manor house with attractive additional barns, lying on the edge of the village with stunning, unspoilt views towards the Malvern and Shropshire Hills. There has been a manor on the site since the Norman Conquest in 1066 and subsequent owners have included two Earls and an earlier Princess of Wales.

Four Receptions Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Wine Cellar Party Barn Approx 2.04 Acres EPC: Exempt

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,300,000

Northampton office: northampton@jackson-stops.co.uk 01604 632991

TINGRITH, BEDFORDSHIRE

Tanqueray House provides a rare opportunity to acquire a classic Georgian country house. It is presented to a very high standard and ideally suited to modern day living. The property occupies a prominent position in the heart of the village of Tingrith and is accessed via a sweeping in and out drive.

Period Property (1715) Three Receptions Seven Bedrooms Swimming Pool Beautiful Gardens EPC: Exempt

ASKING PRICE £2,250,000

Woburn office: woburn@jackson-stops.co.uk 01525 290641

LITTLE BRICKHILL, BEDFORDSHIRE

Court House is a Grade II Listed historical residence with records dating from 1443 and is believed to have at one time been used as the County Assize Court. The front elevation was refaced in the 19th Century in the Jacobean style, resulting in the impressive façade which remains today.

Grade II Listed Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Original Coach House and Stables EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000

Woburn office: woburn@jackson-stops.co.uk 01526 290641

BRANCASTER, NORFOLK

An elegant and beautifully proportioned seven bedroom traditional style property built in 2005 by Robbie Wright Builders. With a landscaped walled garden, triple garage and private parking. Located in the heart of Brancaster village within easy access to local amenities, The Royal West Norfolk Golf Club and the beach.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms Three Bathrooms AGA Underfloor Heating to Ground Floor EPC: C

GUIDE PRICE £2,350,000

Burnham Market office: burnhammarket@jackson-stops.co.uk 01328 801333

OLD HUNSTANTON, NORFOLK

A Magnificent Grade II Listed moated Victorian coach house with original clock tower and fine architectural features by the renowned architect Charles Morris. Set in 2.43 acres (stms) of mature gardens and grounds in a stunning location within walking distance of the sea.

Five Bedrooms Four Receptions Further Cottage Available via Separate Negotiation EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,800,000

Burnham Market office: burnhammarket@jackson-stops.co.uk 01328 801333

RATTLESDEN, SUFFOLK

A beautifully presented and substantial detached barn, standing in picturesque gardens and grounds of over 7 acres, enjoying a fabulous setting a short distance from the highly regarded village of Rattlesden.

Four Receptions Four-Five Bedrooms Garaging Meadowland In all About 7.4 Acres (sts) EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,550,000

Bury St Edmunds office: burystedmunds@jackson-stops.co.uk 01284 700535

WALSHAM LE WILLOWS, SUFFOLK

A beautifully presented Grade II Listed period farmhouse standing in 7 acres of superb gardens, paddocks and woodland with substantial barns, outbuildings and detached annexe.

Four Receptions Five Bedrooms One Bedroom Self-Contained Annexe EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,495,000

Bury St Edmunds office: burystedmunds@jackson-stops.co.uk 01284 700535

LITTLE HORKESLEY, ESSEX

A beautiful Tudor Manor House set in stunning grounds of circa 52 acres. Offering a most sympathetic and extensive restoration with the main house offering almost 24,000 sq ft. Extensive range of income producing cottages, outbuildings and mature formal gardens. Equestrian facilities and further commerical potential.

Flexible Accommodation Further Planning Potential Close Proximity to Major Road and Rail Links EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £6,250,000

Chelmsford office: chelmsford@jackson-stops.co.uk 01245 806101

KELVEDON HATCH, ESSEX

An outstanding, timber framed property offering in excess of 5,500 sq ft of flexible living space. Five double bedrooms, various receptions and a substantial basement boasting a cinema room and leisure complex. Set on an idyllic plot of circa 11 acres. Stunning lake, outbuildings, woodland, paddock, double garage and ample parking for numerous vehicles.

5,500 sq ft Idyllic 11 Acre Plot Outstanding Leisure Complex Cinema Room Lake EPC: C

GUIDE PRICE £3,650,000

Chelmsford office: chelmsford@jackson-stops.co.uk 01245 806101

A stunning and substantial Victorian Rectory nestled in delightful countryside, with grounds of 7.7 acres. There is also a two bedroom detached cottage. The property has been extensively refurbished throughout by the current owners with no work required (turnkey home).

Eight Bedrooms Detached Annexe Swimming Pool

7.7 Acres Close to Mainline Station EPC: Exempt GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000

COLCHESTER, ESSEX

Colchester office

colchester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01206 982272

Stanmore House is an exceptional seven bedroom, three storey Victorian villa set in a prominent position at the heart of Lexden occupying stunning grounds approaching 0.7 acres. 4,910 sq ft.

Seven Bedrooms Three Receptions Stunning Gardens

Short Walk to all Local Schooling EPC: D GUIDE PRICE £1,850,000

Colchester office

colchester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01206 982272

COLCHESTER, ESSEX

COLCHESTER, ESSEX

A stunning Grade II Listed moated house sitting in its own private parkland setting with gardens, woodland and farmland running down to the Roman River valley. Standing in approx 83 acres with three detached cottages.

Seven Bedrooms Four Receptions 83 Acres Three Cottages 21,295 sq ft No Chain EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £4,950,000

Colchester office: colchester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01206 982272

A fabulous, contemporary house in a secluded and elevated edge of hamlet setting, with panoramic views across the Pin Mill anchorage and River Orwell.

Stunning 40 ft Open Plan Living Dining Room Snug Six Bedrooms

Five Bathrooms Studio Garaging and Gardens About 1 Acre EPC: B GUIDE PRICE £2,000,000

CLAYDON, SUFFOLK

Ipswich office ipswich@jackson-stops.co.uk 01473 218218

An imposing and historic Grade II* Listed Jacobean hall in an elevated setting overlooking the Gipping Valley. Offering 5,340 sq ft of accommodation including studio flat and separate two bedroom cottage.

Three Receptions Seven Bedrooms Four Bathrooms

Garaging Range and Studio Flat Swimming Pool About 3.72 Acres EPC: Exempt GUIDE PRICE £1,450,000

Ipswich office ipswich@jackson-stops.co.uk 01473 218218

PIN MILL, SUFFOLK

ASHBOCKING, SUFFOLK

Fine Victorian Country house with classic proportions set in open countryside and benefiting from a versatile use outbuilding, tennis court and a biomass heating system.

Three Receptions Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Studio Annexe Potential Barn About 2.75 Acres EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE

£1,450,000

COOKLEY, SUFFOLK

Ipswich office ipswich@jackson-stops.co.uk 01473 218218

Surrounded by the varied landscape of the Blyth River valley and offering complete rural tranquillity, an historic 16th Century Suffolk farmhouse in an elevated oasis setting, at the head of a half mile long drive.

Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Farm Buildings Mature Gardens, Woodland and Meadow 5.5 Acres EPC: Exempt GUIDE PRICE

£1,500,000

Ipswich office

ipswich@jackson-stops.co.uk 01473 218218

EAST ANGLIA

KENTFORD, SUFFOLK

Regal Stables has been designed to be a state-of-the-art establishment for the preparation, training, or rehabilitation of racehorses. This is a remarkable opportunity to buy a new house and equine facilities set within 5.35 acres (sts).

Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Stable Barn Utility Barn Paddocks Finshed to High Specification EPC: C

GUIDE PRICE £1,300,000

DENHAM, SUFFOLK

Newmarket office

newmarket@jackson-stops.co.uk 01638 662231

Lewkenors Mill is a superbly presented barn conversion occupying a truly unique position extending to over 3,000 sq ft within a unique country setting with gardens and grounds of around an acre (sts).

Three Reception Rooms Kitchen/Breakfast Room Four Bedrooms

Established Gardens and Orchard EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £995,000

Newmarket office

newmarket@jackson-stops.co.uk 01638 662231

MOULTON, SUFFOLK

Rectory School is an impressive and substantial Grade II Listed former school house with a stunning contemporary extension and established garden in this highly sought after village.

Two Large Reception Rooms Kitchen/Dining Room Five Bedrooms Three Bathrooms EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,195,000

Newmarket office: newmarket@jackson-stops.co.uk 01638 662231

HIGHER CLOVELLY, DEVON

A unique “Grand Designs” water tower conversion, boasting spectacular 360 degree panoramic countryside and coastal views, offering luxurious, high quality accommodation in a private and secluded setting.

Phenomenal Views Four Bedrooms Three Bath/Shower Rooms Excess 4,000 sq ft 0.6 of an Acre EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £1,750,000

North Devon office: northdevon@jackson-stops.co.uk 01271 325153

NORTHAM, DEVON

A beautiful detached period residence in a highly exclusive area, enjoying seclusion and privacy, with breath-taking views over the River Torridge and countryside, standing in mature gardens and grounds of 2.3 acres.

Two Receptions Four Bedrooms Two Bath/Shower Rooms Swimming Pool Detached Outbuilding EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £1,750,000

North Devon office: northdevon@jackson-stops.co.uk 01271 325153

BRYANSTON, DORSET

Quietly situated within the grounds of the Bryanston Estate. An impressive Listed Georgian house with annexe, studio and outbuildings offering approximately 8,500 sq ft of accommodation. Gardens and paddock in all about 1.5 acres.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Two Bedroom Annexe Gardens and Paddock EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,000,000

Blandford Forum office: blandford@jackson-stops.co.uk 01258 423002

BLANDFORD FORUM, DORSET

In a secluded setting with views over the Crown Meadows. A neo-Georgian house with a separate annexe offering 4,500 sq ft of accommodation with a mature garden in about 0.47 acres.

Three Receptions Six Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Annexe Outbuildings Gardens EPC: C

GUIDE PRICE £1,350,000

Blandford Forum office: blandford@jackson-stops.co.uk 01258 423002

WINSHAM, SOUTH SOMERSET

A wonderful opportunity for a purchaser to own a truly fantastic property hidden away in a magical location, comprising of a medieval farmhouse with spectacular views, a two bedroomed cottage, summer house, party barn, fantastic outbuildings, and surrounded by 7.6 acres of gardens and grounds, river and large freshwater lake.

Four Receptions Four Bedrooms Two Bedroom Cottage Barns and Outbuildings In all 7.6 Acres EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £2,500,000

Bridport/Dorchester office: bridport@jackson-stops.co.uk 01308 423133

MORETON, DORSET

A spectacular Grade II Listed period property in need of refurbishment, offering any family a rare opportunity to improve and create an incredible family home, with outbuildings and a detached two bedroom cottage, tucked away on the edge of this most picturesque and historic Dorset conservation village.

Six Receptions Six Bedrooms Detached Two Bedroom Cottage Beautiful Walled Gardens Small Orchard EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000

Bridport/Dorchester office: bridport@jackson-stops.co.uk 01308 423133

DARTMOOR, DEVON

A Listed Jacobean farmhouse that has been beautifully restored and extended to create a most appealing country house, set in exquisite mature gardens and parkland.

Six Reception Rooms Seven Bedrooms Beautiful Gardens Outbuildings About 41 Acres of Parkland EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE

£3,250,000

Exeter office: exeter@jackson-stops.co.uk 01392 214222

SOUTH HAMS, DEVON

A striking non-listed country house standing in mature picturesque and beautiful parkland in an Area of Outstanding Beauty.

Four Receptions 10 Bedrooms Two Cottages Outbuildings About 40 Acres of Parkland EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £3,750,000

Exeter office: exeter@jackson-stops.co.uk 01392 214222

IVYBRIDGE, EXETER

LAST HOME REMAINING. Steeped in history, and sat within a 1/4 acre plot, The Berrington is a superior property nestled within the verdant Erme Valley, living in what is undeniably the most impressive of these five bedroom homes.

Sat within 1/4 Acre Plot Solar Panels Fully Restored Victorian Greenhouse 10 Year Structural Warranty EPC: B

GUIDE PRICE £950,000

Exeter New Homes office: southwestnewhomes@jackson-stops.co.uk 01392 229923

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STOKE GABRIEL, EXETER

Currently under construction, this fabulous four bedroom detached house is positioned at the entrance of the development, provides spacious accommodation comprising open plan kitchen/diner, separate dual aspect living room, both with doors opening on to the garden as well as a ground floor study. GUIDE PRICE £950,000

Exeter New Homes office: southwestnewhomes@jackson-stops.co.uk 01392 229923 Brand New Detached Home High Specification Throughout 10 Year Warranty Highly Desirable Village Location

IWERNE MINSTER, DORSET

Listed Grade II and constructed of colour washed and part timbered elevations under principally thatched roof, Tilhays is an important village house in the centre of Iwerne Minster standing in delightful gardens and grounds.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms Beautiful Gardens Lovely Views Garage EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000

Shaftesbury office: shaftesbury@jackson-stops.co.uk 01747 850858

HORSINGTON, SOMERSET

A handsome village house, standing in grounds of approximately an acre with a swimming pool, Rectory Cottage is non-listed and built of local stone under a clay tiled roof, it is set well back, in an elevated setting.

Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Double Garage with Billiard Room Swimming Pool About 1 Acre EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000

Shaftesbury office: shaftesbury@jackson-stops.co.uk 01747 850858

COMPTON DUNDON, SOMERTON

The Beacon is an impressive country house set in the centre of its own grounds and occupying a truly stunning position with commanding far reaching views. Features include well proportioned rooms, a separate annexe, magnificent gardens, orchard and woodland with the total land holding extending to circa 18 acres.

Six Bedrooms Five Receptions Five Bathrooms Separate Annexe Grounds of Circa 18 Acres EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £1,800,000

Sherborne office: sherborne@jackson-stops.co.uk 01935 810141

NORTH CADBURY, CASTLE CARY

With its remarkably pretty façade adorned with roses, this attractive character home is clearly in a class of its own. With a real sense of light and elegant proportions, this delightful property is free from the shackles of any listing constraints, thus offering a range of exciting options to perhaps adapt it further if required.

Five Bedrooms Three Receptions Three Bathrooms Delightful Gardens of Circa 1 Acre EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £1,500,000

Sherborne office: sherborne@jackson-stops.co.uk 01935 810141

HUISH CHAMPFLOWER, TAUNTON

The Old Rectory occupies a site which is thought to have had a dwelling since Tudor times, the property was then remodelled in the Regency period and again in the 1920s with Arts and Crafts influence. In recent years the house has been greatly extended and remodelled and now presents a quite magnificent and distinguished country house.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms (Five En Suite) Georgian Coach House with PP Carriage Drive Parkland EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £3,500,000

Taunton office: taunton@jackson-stops.co.uk 01823 325144

BRENDON HILLS, TAUNTON

This beautiful and fascinating farmhouse is certainly worthy of its Grade II Listing and is believed to date back to the late 16th Century. A thorough yet sympathetic restoration programme, carried out under the supervision of a conservation surveyor, has resulted in a comfortable and spacious home with highly flexible rooms with particularly good reception space.

Four Receptions Six Bedrooms Three Bathrooms Beautiful Gardens Open Fronted Garage EPC: Exempt

GUIDE PRICE £1,395,000

Taunton office: taunton@jackson-stops.co.uk 01823 325144

MAENPORTH, CORNWALL

Boevbaye is a contemporary five bedroom family home nestled into the peaceful landscape of Maenporth. Stunning sea views over some of Cornwall’s most esteemed sailing waters. Boevbaye is complete with a gym, a media room and five spacious bedrooms.

Contemporary Property Stunning Sea Views Ample Parking Home Media Room and Gym EPC: B

GUIDE PRICE £1,800,000

Cornwall office: cornwall@jackson-stops.co.uk 01872 261160

PENDEEN, CORNWALL

A beautifully restored six bedroomed period vicarage with two independent cottages and a studio.

The Old Vicarage, facing South West, beside the Church of St John the Baptist, is bounded by beautiful walled gardens. This spacious period home has a broad fronted Cornish granite façade with a slate roof and tall multi-paned sash windows.

Three Separate Annexes Six Well Proportioned Bedrooms Main House EPC: E, Arch Cottage: C, The Stables: C.

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,400,000

Cornwall office: cornwall@jackson-stops.co.uk 01872 261160

GOOSTREY, CHESHIRE

A most attractive, sizeable family house that has recently been the subject of a sympathetic renovation and extension scheme, seamlessly blending the finest bespoke contemporary fittings with original period features.

Six Bedrooms Annexe Cottage Outbuildings 28.5 Acres EPC: E

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £10,000,000

Alderley Edge office: alderley@jackson-stops.co.uk 01625 540340

MOTTRAM ST ANDREW, CHESHIRE

A generously proportioned, modern six bedroom family house in the Georgian vernacular, with attached three bedroom cottage (with tenant), sitting in about 3.69 acres of south-facing landscaped gardens and paddock land, with outstanding views of The Edge.

Six Bedrooms Attached Cottage 3.69 Acres Outstanding Views EPC: C

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £3,500,000

Alderley Edge office: alderley@jackson-stops.co.uk 01625 540340

AUGHTON, WEST LANCASHIRE

An extraordinary opportunity to purchase an incredible equestrian home featuring two properties set in approx 9 acres of land within the highly desirable area of Aughton. The main property offers spacious living accommodation and an adjoining leisure suite with swimming pool and entertainment area.

Two Receptions Four Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Separate Two Bedroom Coach House Equine Facilities EPC: D

ASKING PRICE £2,950,000

Lancashire and The Sefton Coast office: lancashire@jackson-stops.co.uk 01704 651029

BARTON, WEST LANCASHIRE

Two beautifully renovated homes set on an expansive 2 acre (approx) plot, situated along a peaceful lane amidst the picturesque West Lancashire countryside. It offers potential to further enhance its appeal with secured planning permission for the renovation of two substantial barns.

Six Receptions Six Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Separate Two Bedroom Holiday Cottage with Rental Income EPC: D

ASKING PRICE £2,300,000

Lancashire and The Sefton Coast office: lancashire@jackson-stops.co.uk 01704 651029

PULFORD, CHESTER

A handsome and extremely impressive Grade II Listed period residence occupying a tranquil rural position close to Chester and the surrounding areas of commerce. Green Paddocks dates back to 1872 and was designed by the celebrated architect John Douglas. The intricate brickwork, mullioned windows and distinctive tall chimneys involved the finest craftsmanship at the time.

Three Receptions Five Bedrooms Triple Garage Landscaped Gardens Paddock About 3.22 Acres EPC: F

GUIDE PRICE £1,395,000

Chester office: chester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01244 328361

NESTON, WIRRAL

An impressive Edwardian family home with beautifully proportioned interior and wonderful gardens and grounds, occupying a private position on the edge of Neston. Overdale is a substantial and impressive period property dating from 1907. The property has not been offered for sale for over 40 years, since which time it has been a wonderful family home.

Three Receptions Eight Bedrooms Indoor Swimming Pool Woodland About 2.9 acres EPC: E

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,250,000

Chester office: chester@jackson-stops.co.uk 01244 328361

BOWDON, SOUTH MANCHESTER

An outstanding Grade II Listed Victorian residence of superb proportions nestling in beautifully maintained grounds of just over 1.5 acres in the heart of Bowdon. The property enjoys many period features, superb proportions and a stunning leisure complex.

10 Bedrooms Five Bathrooms Six Receptions Leisure Complex Two Cottages EPC: E

GUIDE £12,000,000

Hale office: anthony.jevons@jackson-stops.co.uk 0161 9288881

HALE, SOUTH MANCHESTER

A well presented detached family house enjoying a beautiful, bespoke interior and large private gardens in one of Hale’s finest locations on a private road. GUIDE PRICE £3,250,000

Three Receptions Four Bedrooms Four Bathrooms Approx 1/2 an Acre Double Garage EPC: C

Hale office: hale@jackson-stops.co.uk 0161 9288881

WYCLIFFE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

A Georgian farmhouse extending to 5,000 sq ft, set within mature gardens and grounds of 7 acres including paddocks and some woodland. The property provides well presented accommodation with south facing views over the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms Five Bathrooms Gardens

Garaging Land and Woodland EPC: F GUIDE PRICE £1,100,000

NORTHALLERTON, YORKSHIRE

Yorkshire office

yorkshire@jackson-stops.co.uk 01904 625033

A substantial family house extending to approximately 5,000 sq ft and retaining many period features and providing beautifully proportioned rooms. It is set within large gardens of just over an acre and within this highly convenient and much sought after village.

Four Receptions Seven Bedrooms Two Bathrooms

Gardens Garage and Stores EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE

£725,000

Yorkshire office

yorkshire@jackson-stops.co.uk 01904 625033

MORPETH, NORTHUMBERLAND

One of the most prestigious modern country homes in the region extending to approximately 16,500 sq ft, with carefully planned accommodation including amazing leisure facilities and a self-contained apartment. There has been an incredible level of attention to detail when creating this property including the finest quality materials throughout.

Five Receptions Five Bedrooms Five Bathrooms Leisure Wing Apartment Gardens Garage EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE £3,850,000

Yorkshire office: yorkshire@jackson-stops.co.uk 01904 625033

London

Mayfair 020 7664 6644 mayfair@jackson-stops.co.uk

66 Grosvenor St, Mayfair, W1K 3JL

Pimlico 020 7828 4050 pimlico@jackson-stops.co.uk

16 Sussex St, Pimlico, SW1V 4RW Richmond 020 8940 0066 richmond@jackson-stops.co.uk

3 Lichfield Terrace, Sheen Rd, Richmond, TW9 1AS

Teddington 020 8943 9777 teddington@jackson-stops.co.uk

36 High St, Teddington, TW11 8EW Weybridge 01932 821160 weybridge@jackson-stops.co.uk

37 Queens Rd, Weybridge, KT13 9UQ Wimbledon 020 8879 0099 wimbledon@jackson-stops.co.uk

17-21 Church Rd, Wimbledon Village, SW19 5DQ

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Yorkshire York 01904 625033 york@jackson-stops.co.uk

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Burnham Market 01328 801333 burnhammarket@jackson-stops.co.uk

4 Emma’s Court, Burnham Market, Norfolk, PE31 8HD

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11 Guildhall St, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1PR

Chelmsford 01245 806101 chelmsford@jackson-stops.co.uk

Cart Lodge, Ford End, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3 1LH

Colchester 01206 982272 colchester@jackson-stops.co.uk

10 Church St, Colchester, Essex, CO1 1NF Ipswich 01473 218218 ipswich@jackson-stops.co.uk

15 Tower St, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 3BE Newmarket 01638 662231 newmarket@jackson-stops.co.uk

168 High St, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 9AJ Norwich 01603 612333 norwich@jackson-stops.co.uk

2 Redwell St, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4SN

North West & North Wales

Alderley Edge 01625 540340 alderley@jackson-stops.co.uk

54 London Rd, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK9 7DZ

Lancashire 01704 651029

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Chester 01244 328361 chester@jackson-stops.co.uk

25 Nicholas St, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 2NZ Hale 0161 928 8881 hale@jackson-stops.co.uk

174 Ashley Rd, Hale, Greater Manchester, WA15 9SF

Cotswolds, Hereford & Worcestershire

Chipping Campden 01386 840224 campden@jackson-stops.co.uk

Market House, High St, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6AJ

South East

Canterbury 01227 781600

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5 Castle St, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2FG Chichester 01243 786316 chichester@jackson-stops.co.uk

1 Northgate, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1AT

Arundel 01903 885886

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Emsworth 01243 370300

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Stockbridge 01264 586926

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2 Clarendon Terrace, High St, Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20 6EY

Cranbrook 01580 720000

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37 Stone St, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3HF Dorking 01306 887560

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279 High St, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1RL Midhurst 01730 812357

midhurst@jackson-stops.co.uk

Market Sq, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9NJ

Mid Sussex 01444 484400

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66 High St, Lindfield, Haywards Heath, RH16 2HL

Oxted 01883 712375

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17-19 Station Rd West, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 9EE

Reigate 01737 222027

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14 Bell St, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 7BE

Sevenoaks 01732 740600

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52 High St, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 1JG

Kent/East Sussex 01892 521700

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17 Mount Pleasant Rd, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1NT

Weybridge 01932 821160

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37 Queens Rd, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 9UQ Woking 01483 322135

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33 Chobham Rd, Woking, Surrey, GU21 6JD

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Northampton 01604 632991

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20 Bridge St, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN1 1NR Woburn 01525 290641 woburn@jackson-stops.co.uk

1 Market Place, Woburn, Bedfordshire, MK17 9PZ

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North Devon 01271 325153 northdevon@jackson-stops.co.uk

27 Boutport St, Barnstaple, North Devon, EX31 1RP

Blandford Forum 01258 423002 blandford@jackson-stops.co.uk

21 Salisbury St, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7AU

Bridport/Dorchester 01308 423133 bridport@jackson-stops.co.uk

47 South St, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3NY Exeter 01392 214222 exeter@jackson-stops.co.uk

13 Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1PJ Shaftesbury 01747 850858

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6 The Commons, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 8JU

Sherborne 01935 810141

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2 Hound St, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3AA Taunton 01823 325144 taunton@jackson-stops.co.uk

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