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Full description A substantial six bedroom double fronted Edwardian residence offering exceptionally bright and spacious accommodation (4000 sq feet) retaining many original period features and equipped to the highest specification. Affording a stunning ‘Tim Moss’ bespoke fitted kitchen/diner with high end integrated appliances with glazed Juliet balcony overlooking a contemporary landscaped garden . Featuring modern bathroom suites with designer ‘Vola’ taps plus a self- contained studio flat with own separate entrance . Situated within minutes’ walk of Muswell Hill Broadway and its excellent range of boutique shops, restaurants and bus services providing easy access to Highgate tube (Northern Line). Favourable distance of local schools including Fortismere and Alexandra Park. Early viewing of this quality home is highly advised. Property ref: 121_1668_4300200 Raised Ground Floor Entrance   Original stained and leaded front door opening to: Entrance Hallway ...

Property Details Fortunate to enjoy country views all round, yet almost equidistant to both Bridge of Weir and Kilmacolm, is this substantial Five bedroom detached villa , originally dating from (circa) 1800, in grounds extending to approximately one acre. Internally, the property has been comprehensively redesigned and reworked in recent years and now offers versatile , family accommodation , with four public rooms and five bedrooms, formed over three substantial levels with the added benefit of an independent annexe to the lower ground floor . Undoubtedly, one of the main features of the home is the large 'L' shaped lean-to conservatory, which offers all-year- round summer living and provides tremendous views of the surrounding countryside. This property is as unique as it is beautiful ! The traditional building has been well maintained both internally and externally, to create fantastic and flexible accommodation, which only a viewing will qualify. The bespoke interior...

“Every piece of art has a story,” says interior designer Vani Sayeed as she scans the walls of the house in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, where she worked with clients who had recently returned from 10 years overseas. As an artist involved in printmaking and painting, Sayeed could relate to the couple’s emotional connection to their collection, which had largely been amassed during their time living in Hong Kong and London with their two children, who are now teenagers. That understanding helped Sayeed and homeowner Judi Rosensweig relate as designer and client, but also as world travelers and moms. “We had many overlapping connections,” says the designer, who grew up in India and frequently visits there with her own young children. “I could tell where she was coming from. They wanted a global aesthetic that reflected their tastes and travels, and I got that.” The design direction was to create a layered look so that the decor seemed collected over time. Preserving the architectural...