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Grade II-Listed Homes with Unique Gardens: A Showcase of British Architectural Gems
In the heart of the United Kingdom, a collection of stunning 17th-century Grade II-listed properties are available, each boasting unique gardens that blend historical architecture with natural beauty. From small village plots to extensive countryside estates, these homes offer a captivating blend of the old and the new.
Dolhaidd Mansion, Henllan, Carmarthenshire
Situated in 25 acres of picturesque countryside, Dolhaidd Mansion is a Grade II-listed 17th-century country estate. The property boasts a Victorian façade and Georgian interior, offering a delightful mix of historical charm and modern elegance.
A Grade II-Listed Georgian Home in Benson, Oxfordshire
Situated on 0.5 acres near the River Thames, this 8-bedroom Georgian home offers classic period features and a garden space, reflecting desirable village living.
A 17th-Century Cottage in Old Town, near Hebden Bridge
This more modest but characterful property is a Grade II-listed cottage, boasting unique hillside positioning and listed status, reflecting authentic 17th-century architecture.
A Grade II-Listed House in Montgomeryshire, Wales
Though in need of significant renovation, this large 8-bedroom Georgian house features a huge garden ringed by sequoia and yew trees, with river frontage and associated fishing rights. It's priced under £500,000 but is in a remote rural location.
Nursted Barns, Petersfield, Hampshire
This Grade II-listed, converted barn covers an area of 5.24 acres and features two cottages on a small country estate and award-winning landscaped gardens.
Sloelands Farm, Ashley Green, Buckinghamshire
Sloelands Farm is a Grade II-listed, 17th-century house that spans over 5.59 acres. The property boasts 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms, a sun room, a 1-bedroom cottage, and a swimming pool complex. Its gardens include a Japanese garden, a maze, and a sunken garden.
Silver Street Farm, Prescott, Devon
Silver Street Farm is a restored Grade II-listed Georgian farmhouse that covers an area of 9.6 acres. The property includes 8 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms, a 1-bedroom cottage, an events barn, a cinema room, stabling, a courtyard, a wildflower meadow, paddocks, pasture, and is surrounded by award-winning gardens that are bordered by a stream and have far-reaching views over the Culm Valley.
The Old House, Painters Forstal, Faversham, Kent
The Old House is a Grade II-listed 18th-century Georgian house set in gardens designed by Roger Platts and is priced at £1.5m. The property features oak floors, open fireplaces, and an open-plan kitchen with a wood-burning stove.
The Old Rectory, Dummer, Basingstoke, Hampshire
The Old Rectory is a Victorian Gothic former rectory that has gardens created by Sarah Eberle. The property includes a converted coach house with one bedroom and is priced at £3.45m.
The Georgian Townhouse in London
Located in a quiet street between Chelsea and Knightsbridge, this Georgian townhouse offers period fireplaces and a partly open-plan kitchen leading onto a balcony with Miele appliances, including a Teppanyaki hotplate. The property is priced at £2.5m.
The Converted Victorian Granary, Roman River House, Church Road, Fingringhoe, Colchester, Essex
The converted Victorian granary features beamed ceilings, a covered veranda, and riverside gardens designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medallist Andrea Parsons. The property is priced at £1.45m.
The Property at Goldhawk Road, Brook Green, Hammersmith, London
This property offers an open-plan kitchen and living room, a wine cellar, and a garage. The gardens, designed by Jonathan Snow, are priced at £1.45m.
These properties showcase the diverse range of Grade II-listed homes available in the UK, each offering a unique blend of historical architecture and distinctive gardens. Prices vary widely depending on location, condition, and size, with some properties commanding premium prices reflecting their status and setting, while others can be surprisingly affordable but may require considerable work.
- Dolhaidd Mansion's Victorian façade and Georgian interior, along with its extensive, picturesque gardens, contribute to a lavish golden age lifestyle in the 17th-century country estate.
- The Old House in Painters Forstal, Faversham, Kent, with its oak floors, open fireplaces, and wood-burning stove, boasts a home-and-garden setting designed by Roger Platts, creating an idyllic hideaway reminiscent of a bygone era.
