Ashington Page Home Magazine Edition Two - Summer 2026

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Features 08 Property Matters Some of the finest local properties available via Ashington Page.

16 Tell Us Your Story Every outfit at Royal Ascot tells its own story.

32 Lifting the Lid At Edward Bulmer Natural Paint.

48 Barbour Icons Iconic clothing from Barbour.

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Ashington Page was founded in 1998 by Gareth Ashington. His vision was to develop a sales and lettings estate agency with a difference; a business that offers guarantees, commitments, and exceptional, personal service with no contract tie-ins. It’s this approach that has resulted in Ashington Page becoming Beaconsfield’s award-winning estate agency and remains independent to this day.

With Ashington Page you’ll get more than 28 years of local expertise, powered by the best tech that delivers the transparency and convenience you crave, and an expert, local agent entirely focussed on your side.

Gareth Ashington, MARLA MNAEA Managing Director

On The Cover Seeleys Road, Beaconsfield. For sale via Ashington Page, please see pages 44 and 45 for further details.

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The content of this magazine is believed to be correct, but its accuracy is not guaranteed, and it does not form part of any offer or contract. TBC Publishing Limited cannot accept responsibility for any omissions or errors.

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Welcome

to the Ashington Page Difference Ashington Page was founded in 1998 by Gareth Ashington. His vision was to develop a residential sales and lettings estate agency with a difference; a business that offers guarantees, commitments, and exceptional, personal service with no contract tie-ins. It’s this approach that has resulted in Ashington Page becoming Beaconsfield’s award-winning estate agency and remains independent too.

Ashington Page: Defining Exceptional Service At the beginning of your journey, you will have the personal attention of one of our experienced team who has decades of industry experience and local knowledge.

In this way, we aim to get to know you and understand your requirements as we believe that no two clients or homes are exactly the same.

Our commitment to you is to always place you at the heart of everything we do. You can be assured that we’ll always go the extra mile to ensure a positive outcome whatever your requirements.

Ashington Page is powered by the best technology to provide the perfect combination for an extraordinary experience for sellers, buyers, landlords and tenants. It means that everyone who deals with us can know more and do more, 24/7 …. and we can too.

For example, home hunters are more active in the evening. That’s why over 50% of all property enquiries are made outside of agent office hours. We have online bookings so that we never lose an interested purchaser or tenant.

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As a member of The Guild of Property Professionals which has around 800 offices across the UK, we can advertise your property at our National Property Centre on London’s Park Lane, attracting clients from all over the world who are looking beyond London for a property to buy.

But Ashington Page is more than a business; it is part of the community. Passionate about Beaconsfield, Seer Green, Jordans and surrounding areas, we are proud ambassadors of the area, ensuring their clients discover not only their perfect home but also the exceptional lifestyle that this part of South Bucks offers.

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The Ashington Page Family Tracey Ashington Director

Josh Hales

Lisa Stone

Sara Farthing

Sales Negotiator

Sales Negotiator

Sales Support

Sophie Paton

Orva Islam

Sales Administrator & Sales Support

Sales Administrator

Kathy O’Neill

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Lettings Manager

Lettings Negotiator

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Our clients often tell us that our greatest asset is our people who all live locally. At Ashington Page, you will find a dedicated team of property experts with years of experience. You’ll benefit from our friendly, familiar faces and the reassurance of working with a team who truly understands your needs and property.

Gareth Ashington Managing Director

Shirley Green Property Manager

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Burkes Road, Beaconsfield

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£4,995,000

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Exceptional New Home - Eddington House sits on a beautifully landscaped half-acre plot in one of Beaconsfield’s most prestigious Golden Triangle addresses. Built by renowned Clark Construction, this exceptional six-bedroom, six-bathroom home blends classical elegance with modern technology and fine craftsmanship. Arranged over three floors, it offers superb space for entertaining and family living, including a self-contained annex. A stunning west-facing garden completes this impressive and highly desirable residence. EPC TBC

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Jordans, Beaconsfield

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£4,300,000

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Outstanding Village Property - Chelsey House extends to approximately 6,671 sq ft, which includes a detached two storey cottage and other outbuildings, set in a sunny plot approaching 0.8 acres. Beaconsfield town centre and train station is less than a 10-minute drive. Built in 2017 it is a blend of classic architectural elegance and contemporary luxury and is complemented by a superb range of leisure and ancillary spaces. EPC B

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Gregories Road, Beaconsfield

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£3,750,000

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Exceptional Quality - Built in 2023 for the current owners to exacting standards this exceptional home is in our opinion one of the finest examples of modern and luxury living in the area. The location is ideal as well being less than 450 metres from the town centre and a walk from front door to train platform (to London Marylebone) is under 10 minutes. EPC B

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Tell Us Your Story Every outfit at Royal Ascot tells its own story Inspired by the rituals and rivalry of a day at the races, trackside traditions re - imagined through a dreamlike lens. From enchanting headpieces to elegantly eccentric ensembles, each look captures the magic of anticipation, celebration, and spectacle - inviting you to dress not just for the occasion, but for the story you want to tell.

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All Enclosures Suit: Zara Jewellery: Bucherer Sunglasses: Bottega Veneta Shoes: Jimmy Choo Hat: Noel Stewart Millinery Bag: Yan-Yak

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All Enclosures Hat: Jane Taylor London Dress: The Fold Shoes: M&S Jacket & Trousers: Moss Waistcoat: Favourbrook Royal Ascot Collection Shirt: M&S Tie: Huntsman Saville Row Shoes: Christian Louboutin

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Bag: Steve Madden Shoes: Christian Louboutin

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All Enclosures Hat: Carol Kennelly Millinery Dress: Emilia Wickstead Shoes: Jimmy Choo Bag: Tusting Watch: Longines

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Shoes: Manolo Blahnik Bag: Tyler Ellis

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Burgess Wood Grove, Beaconsfield

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£3,250,000

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A Tucked Away Gem! - Secluded within Beaconsfield’s prestigious Golden Triangle, this impressive detached home offers exceptional space and versatility. Featuring a bespoke Tom Howley kitchen, multiple reception rooms, and five bedrooms plus a flexible top-floor suite, it’s designed for modern living. Outside, landscaped gardens host a heated pool, sauna and summer house, creating a private retreat.

A double garage with gym and a self-contained annexe complete this luxurious and highly adaptable residence.

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Chiltern Hills Road, Beaconsfield

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£2,500,000

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One of the best road’s in Beaconsfield with an annexe - Chain free and set on a generous 0.4-acre plot, this six-bedroom detached home sits on a quiet road in Beaconsfield’s Golden Triangle. Offering flexible, modern living, it includes a self-contained annexe with private entrance and income potential. Bright reception spaces, a stylish kitchen and south-facing garden with Breeze summer house. Close to the New Town, station and excellent schools. EPC D

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Maplewood Gardens, Beaconsfield

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£1,999,999

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In Excess of 3,500 sq ft - Chain free and on the market for the first time since 1995, this substantial Berkeley Homes property is set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. It offers spacious, versatile accommodation, a double garage and a private west-facing garden. Generous kitchen/family space, elegant reception rooms and a luxurious principal suite.

Mature gardens with a pergola and pond create a perfect setting for outdoor entertaining.

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Elmwood Park, Gerrards Cross

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£2,250,000

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Unique Home - This exceptional detached home spans over 5,400 sq ft, including a swimming pool complex.

Originally built in 1985, it has been extensively remodelled into a striking contemporary residence. Highlights include a bespoke open-plan kitchen, multiple reception rooms, air conditioning, and a versatile annexe suite. Landscaped gardens, solar panels and a substantial outbuilding enhance its appeal, while excellent schools and the station remain within easy reach. EPC B

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Lifting the Lid At Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, paint is considered more than a decorative finish. It is treated as a material that should work in harmony with the buildings it is applied to, contribute to a healthy home environment, and offer a depth and beauty that endures over time.

This approach is rooted in a simple but often overlooked idea: that the best materials are those derived from nature.

The paints are made using plant-based binders and a carefully considered palette of twelve earth and mineral pigments, combined using traditional methods at a workshop in Herefordshire, where each colour is developed with an emphasis on balance, character and longevity.

The company was founded by Edward Bulmer (pictured left), whose background as an architectural historian and interior designer continues to shape its direction. Through years of working on historic buildings, he became increasingly aware that modern paints were often incompatible with traditional construction. Many contemporary formulations rely on petrochemical-derived plastics and synthetic pigments, creating impermeable surfaces that can trap moisture and compromise the fabric of a building.

Rather than compromise, Edward set out to develop an alternative – one that respects the way buildings were originally designed to function, while meeting the expectations of contemporary living. The resulting paints are breathable, allowing moisture to pass through walls naturally rather than becoming trapped. This not only supports the long-term health of a building, but also creates a softer, more nuanced finish that responds beautifully to light.

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While its origins lie in the restoration of historic properties, Edward Bulmer Natural Paint is now used across a wide range of interiors, from country houses to contemporary apartments. In both contexts, the guiding principle remains the same: to create spaces that feel considered, cohesive and enduring.

A key part of this lies in its approach to colour.

Rather than offering an ever-expanding range, the focus is on developing colours that relate naturally to one another. Each shade is designed to sit tonally within a wider palette, allowing for layered schemes that feel timeless rather than trend-led, and that endure both visually and materially.

This philosophy finds its most recent expression in the Chatsworth Collection, a palette of twenty-four new colours developed in collaboration with Chatsworth House.

There are certain houses that live in the imagination long before you step through their doors, and Chatsworth is one of them. Set within the Derbyshire landscape and shaped over centuries by the Duke of Devonshire family, it has come to define the idea of the English country house – grand, storied and deeply lived in.

and libraries – pausing over fragments of original paint, the faded silk of a bedroom, the patina of a cupboard door. It was an intuitive, observational process, grounded as much in atmosphere as in documentation. As Edward describes it, the aim was to create a palette that captures “Chatsworth in the blink of an eye”.

For Edward, it has long been a source of inspiration.

“Chatsworth is one of those fabled places,” he reflects. “I still see it as the supreme example of this country’s great family homes.”

The colours draw on what he has described as the house’s “survivals, remembrances and evocations”: original finishes still clinging to cabinetry, schemes recorded in old paintings, and tones lifted from stone, artworks and the surrounding landscape.

The result is not a literal reconstruction, but a distilled interpretation – colours that carry the memory of the house without being bound to a single moment in time.

Rather than working in isolation, Edward collaborated closely with Laura Burlington and the Chatsworth team. Together, they walked around the house – through passageways and private rooms, kitchens

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Importantly, the colours were not only developed through observation but also tested in use. They were applied within working areas of the estate – the butler’s pantry, the laundry, the historic kitchen – to ensure they work as well in practice as they do in principle.

Some shades have a direct connection to specific rooms or objects. Queen of Scots takes its cue from the silk beneath the richly patterned draperies of the Scots Bedroom – a steely, complex blue that feels both delicate and grounded. Cyanotype is inspired by the vivid blue of early photographic prints found within the house, offering a bold yet surprisingly warm colour that works beautifully in both bright and low-light spaces.

Sekhmet, drawn from the dark granite of Egyptian statues once displayed at Chatsworth, has a near-black depth with a subtle warmth that reveals itself in changing light.

Elsewhere, colours such as Old Kitchen, Flock and Chatsworth Stone reflect the quieter, working spaces and materials of the house – the practical green of a historic kitchen, the depth of flocked wallpaper, and the warmth of locally quarried stone.

These references anchor the collection, ensuring it feels as connected to the everyday life of the house as it does to its more formal interiors.

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The resulting palette is both cohesive and versatile. Each of the twenty-four colours has its own distinct character, yet they share a tonal relationship that allows them to be combined with ease. Some echo the softness of aged materials or historic textiles; others draw more directly from the landscape, reflecting the greens, browns and greys of Derbyshire.

While the collection is rooted in history, it is not confined to traditional settings. These are colours designed to be lived with, equally at home in a Georgian townhouse, a rural farmhouse or a contemporary apartment. The aim is not to replicate the past, but to draw on historic principles in a way that feels relevant today.

The collaboration with Chatsworth House also reflects a shared commitment to stewardship and sustainability.

Both the house and its estate are shaped by a longterm approach to care and conservation – values that align closely with Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, where materials are considered not only for their immediate effect, but for their wider impact.

Ultimately, the Chatsworth Collection embodies this way of thinking: a palette shaped by history, grounded in material understanding, and designed to be lived with.

Think of it as Chatsworth distilled: twenty-four shades that carry the memory of a great house, yet are versatile enough to bring poise and personality to any interior.

Edward Bulmer Natural Paint are painting the future with their award-winning plant-based paints. Pigment rich colours with superior coverage: honest, breathable & healthy.

Photography by Anna Batchelor

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As Edward describes it, the aim was to create a palette that captures ‘Chatsworth in the blink of an eye’

Wilton Lane, Jordans

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Close to the station & countryside - Set in the sought-after village of Jordans, this substantial family home offers not just a property, but a vibrant community lifestyle. Just a short walk to the station and countryside, it sits within 0.4 acres of mature wraparound gardens. Light-filled, versatile interiors include generous reception spaces and a stylish kitchen.

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Gregories Road, Beaconsfield

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£2,250,000

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Impressive Space - This impressive family home offers around 4,500 sq ft of versatile living, including six bedrooms, six bath/shower rooms, four reception rooms and a second-floor gym. Set on a level 0.34-acre plot, the 140ft rear garden features a terrace and covered outdoor kitchen, ideal for entertaining. The spacious layout centres around a superb kitchen/breakfast room, while the town centre and station are just under a mile away. EPC B

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Woodside Avenue, Beaconsfield

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£1,595,000

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Turn-key home - Ideally located within walking distance of Beaconsfield New Town and the station, this impressive, detached home offers over 2,100 sq ft of stylish, well-balanced living. Beautifully maintained, it provides immediate comfort with scope to extend (STPP).

Highlights include a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining area, three reception rooms and four bedrooms. A private, mature garden and driveway with garage complete this superb family home in a highly sought-after location. EPC E

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Seeleys Road, Beaconsfield

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£1,795,000

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Exceptional Interior Design - Beautifully presented, this four-bedroom family home blends contemporary style with a strong sense of community. Set in a sought-after location near a park, cricket club and excellent schools, it’s also just a 12-minute walk to Beaconsfield station. Spacious interiors include a stunning open-plan kitchen with bifold doors, elegant reception rooms and a luxurious principal suite.

Secluded garden with mature trees and terraces. EPC C

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Seeleys Road, Beaconsfield

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£1,325,000

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Friendly community - This beautifully presented home combines elegant living with a strong sense of community.

Just moments from parks, schools and scenic walks, and a short stroll to the station, it offers both lifestyle and convenience. Light-filled interiors include a stylish kitchen, versatile reception spaces and four generous bedrooms.

A landscaped south-facing garden provides a private retreat, making this an exceptional family home in a prime Beaconsfield location. EPC D

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Fagnall Lane, Winchmore Hill

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£1,250,000

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Idyllic spot with views - Offered chain free in the charming village of Winchmore Hill, Hillview is a beautifully presented five-bedroom detached home enjoying stunning countryside views. Blending contemporary design with classic touches, it features a spacious kitchen/dining hub, light-filled living areas and a principal suite with balcony. A landscaped south-west facing garden, summer house and ample parking. EPC D

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Dropmore Road, Burnham

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£1,575,000

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Detached Lifestyle Barn Conversion - In a south-facing plot of approx. 0.6 acres, backing onto Lambourne Golf Club, Stable Barn is on the market for the first time in 23 years. This light-filled home features vaulted ceilings, four bedrooms, three bathrooms and generous living space.

A paddock, large kitchen garden and impressive covered outdoor kitchen enhance outdoor living, all within a peaceful greenbelt setting yet part of a small, welcoming community. EPC C

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Manor Farm Way, Seer Green

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£1,050,000

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Lovely Interior - Tucked away in a quiet Seer Green cul-de-sac, this stylish four-bedroom detached home offers the perfect blend of space, comfort and village charm.

Featuring a superb open-plan kitchen/dining area with bifold doors, dual-aspect living spaces and a principal suite with dressing area, it’s ideal for modern living. Within easy reach of countryside walks, local amenities and fast rail links to London. EPC C

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London End, Beaconsfield

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£1,050,000

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Show Home Interior - This beautifully presented four-bedroom detached home offers stylish, modern living with excellent family space. Featuring two reception rooms, an impressive open-plan kitchen with island and integrated appliances, plus underfloor heating and Lutron lighting. Four large bedrooms and two contemporary bathrooms. Outside, the low-maintenance garden with patio is ideal for entertaining. Located in sought-after Beaconsfield, close to amenities and community charm.

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Church Road, Seer Green

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£795,000

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Village centre cottage - This beautifully presented three bed detached home blends contemporary style with timeless character. The sleek kitchen/dining area opens onto a landscaped garden. A stylish sitting room and thoughtfully designed bedrooms enhance its appeal. With parking, strong kerb appeal and a peaceful village setting, it offers an excellent balance of comfort and convenience, close to countryside walks, highly regarded schools and fast rail links to London. EPC D

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