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(Created page with "== Summary<ref name=":0">Source: Arlington Residential, London.</ref> == <gallery mode="slideshow"> File:195398_31692810_IMG_00_0000.jpeg File:195398_31692810_IMG_01_0000.jpeg File:195398_31692810_IMG_02_0000.jpeg </gallery> {{Real estate key information |Location= Ingram Avenue, London, London, NW11 |Asking price= £12,500,000 |Property type= House |Bedrooms= 9 |Size= 11,197 sq. ft.(1,040 sq. m.) |Tenure= Freehold }} == Key features<ref name=":0" /> == NA...") |
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== Property description<ref name=":0" />== | == Property description<ref name=":0" />== | ||
An elegant detached residence which stands out as a landmark property. The inspiration for Fairwood House came from Sir Edwin Lanseer Lutyens, the 20th Century's leading British architect. Lutyens was commissioned to design many of the great English country houses as well being appointed by the government to design and build Viceroy House in Delhi, which has since become the residence of the President of India. This imposing property enjoys a double plot, which measures around 0.6 acres, faces due south to the rear of the property and also backs on to Turners Wood a 7 Acre private bird sanctuary. | |||
This imposing property | In 2006, the property was completely rebuilt behind the original faade to create a house fit for the twenty-first century whilst ensuring that the layout remained loyal to the original that Lutyens created. All of the principal reception rooms on the ground floor are facing the extensive gardens, are inter-connected and at the rear of the property, providing excellent flow and family living accommodation. The house is endowed with exceptionally high ceilings. Most of the rooms on the ground floor enjoy ceiling heights in excess of 3.3 metres and some rise to well over 4 metres. | ||
The house is a true thoroughbred in the best traditions of past master builders, rarely seen today. The dignified but unconventional frontage is crafted of the finest handmade grey and red brickwork that gives life to the elevations. Imposing chimneystacks, two niches situated at ground floor level, and a swans neck pediment that stands above the front entrance complete the frontage of this imposing grade II listed home. The house wears its elegance lightly without striving for effect and without the need for superfluous columns or porticoes. | |||
== Floor plan<ref name=":0" /> == | == Floor plan<ref name=":0" /> == | ||
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== Actions == | == Actions == | ||
To invest, call +44(0)20 | To invest, call +44(0)20 3907 3547. | ||
To learn more, call +44(0)20 | To learn more, call +44(0)20 3907 3547. | ||
== References and notes == | == References and notes == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:49, 3 September 2022
Summary[1]Edit
| Location: | Location::Ingram Avenue |
| Asking price: | Asking price::£12,500,000 |
| Property type: | Property type::House |
| Bedrooms: | Bedrooms::9 |
| Size: | Size::11,197 sq. ft.(1,040 sq. m.) |
| Tenure: | Tenure::Freehold |
Key features[1]Edit
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Property description[1]Edit
An elegant detached residence which stands out as a landmark property. The inspiration for Fairwood House came from Sir Edwin Lanseer Lutyens, the 20th Century's leading British architect. Lutyens was commissioned to design many of the great English country houses as well being appointed by the government to design and build Viceroy House in Delhi, which has since become the residence of the President of India. This imposing property enjoys a double plot, which measures around 0.6 acres, faces due south to the rear of the property and also backs on to Turners Wood a 7 Acre private bird sanctuary. In 2006, the property was completely rebuilt behind the original faade to create a house fit for the twenty-first century whilst ensuring that the layout remained loyal to the original that Lutyens created. All of the principal reception rooms on the ground floor are facing the extensive gardens, are inter-connected and at the rear of the property, providing excellent flow and family living accommodation. The house is endowed with exceptionally high ceilings. Most of the rooms on the ground floor enjoy ceiling heights in excess of 3.3 metres and some rise to well over 4 metres. The house is a true thoroughbred in the best traditions of past master builders, rarely seen today. The dignified but unconventional frontage is crafted of the finest handmade grey and red brickwork that gives life to the elevations. Imposing chimneystacks, two niches situated at ground floor level, and a swans neck pediment that stands above the front entrance complete the frontage of this imposing grade II listed home. The house wears its elegance lightly without striving for effect and without the need for superfluous columns or porticoes.
Floor plan[1]Edit
[[File:195398_31692810_FLP_00_0001_max_296x197.jpeg File:195398_31692810_FLP_01_0001_max_296x197.jpeg]]
ActionsEdit
To invest, call +44(0)20 3907 3547.
To learn more, call +44(0)20 3907 3547.