The Lake House
Plaistow, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 0PB
Guide Price
£4,500,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
Land Tags: Ancient Woodland, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
- Land Tags: Ancient Woodland, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
View The Property Film Now! Prestigious, luxurious and completely fossil fuel free, The Lake House is an undeniably stunning example of an exceptional family home. In a hugely private setting that allows you to truly escape from the world outside, this commodious detached residence sits nestled within 21 acres of grounds that offer an unrestricted helipad, ancient woodland, wild flower meadow, tennis court and a 3 acre rainbow trout lake. Secondary self-contained accommodation is ideal for staff or guests and the 4,300 square foot barn includes an air-conditioned helicopter hanger, garaging and wine cellar. Without fossil fuels, the house is somewhat immune from energy price rises and can boast an impressive environmental impact.
Perfectly positioned within the natural beauty of 21 acres, The Lake House offers a magnificent example of contemporary architecture that’s both luxurious and extremely eco-efficient. A geothermal heating loop on the bed of the lake provides underfloor heating and hot water throughout this family home. Cat7 shielded cabling, an integral sound system, fully automated lighting and heating, and electric external shutters are just a handful of the many features that run through the property in a functional yet subtle manner.
Heavily influenced by the Danish term 'Hygge' meaning having a friendly, warm and cosy ambiance, this house was cleverly conceived to create a stunning interplay with the gardens and landscape, an expanse of floor to ceiling windows allows breath-taking vistas to add an immensely special backdrop to each room.
A central reception hall instantly hints at the fluidity and extent of the accommodation flowing into an impeccable lounge where a vaulted ceiling intensifies the feeling of space and a striking fireplace takes centre stage. Sliding doors allow daily life to filter outside and to the adjoining open plan kitchen/dining room.
Triple aspect party and cinema rooms supply ample space in which to relax and entertain, and two purpose-built home offices are equally commendable. Superbly versatile to your own personal needs, a high specification music room with a fitted bar is an added bonus for both professional and budding musicians alike. Hidden discreetly out of sight, the infrastructure is already in place for it to be reconfigured as a self-contained bedroom suite with its own entrance. The ground floor is complemented by an en-suite guest bedroom, two cloakrooms, a large utility room and easily accessible geothermal room. A plethora of doorways give every opportunity to step out onto the terracing or covered heated patio and admire your surroundings, effortlessly extending the spectacular footprint further still.
The cohesive aesthetics are echoed upstairs throughout four equally notable double bedrooms. On the first floor, an utterly enviable principal suite stretches out across the full depth of the house and leads out onto a duo of glass framed balconies giving uninterrupted panoramic vistas. Simply sumptuous, its superior en-suite offers the height of indulgence with the eye-catching curves of a bespoke Morphosis Alpha jetted Jacuzzi bath, an enticing walk-through shower and both twin basins plus his and hers toilets. A copious dressing room lends ample storage without encroaching on the feel of the main bedroom area, and a dedicated laundry room sits tucked away to its side. Each of the additional bedrooms have their own luxury en suite shower rooms and include two with their own access to the wrap-around balconies and stairs to wonderful mezzanine sleeping areas.
Reaching out over 21 acres the tranquil grounds of The Lake House evoke a coveted sense of exclusivity and privacy, transporting you away from the hubbub of the world outside. Generating its very own rural idyll with capacious lawns, an unrestricted helipad and tasteful landscaping that rivals the consummate design of the house itself, they give every excuse to escape from a city lifestyle, relax and unwind.
Terracing and patio areas are idyllic spots for al fresco dining and supply the prized vantage point to soak up the view of the rainbow trout lake with its charming timber jetty. A picture-perfect wildflower meadow and ancient bluebell woodland produce further chance to stroll and explore, and there’s ample scope for equestrian families to incorporate paddocks. A tennis court framed by established trees and shrubs is a considered finishing touch.
A first class summer house provides secondary self-contained accommodation for guests or staff, whilst a substantial barn of 4,307 square feet incorporates an air conditioned helicopter hanger, golf simulator, tractor room and garaging with underfloor heating, as well as a sizable workshop with an adjoining boiler room, wine cellar, kitchenette and shower room.
The Lake House is situated on the edge of Plaistow along a three quarter mile private road and bridleway offering stunning privacy. Plaistow is traditional and sought-after village with a cricket green, village store, pub, and church. There are many more gastro pubs/restaurants within a few minutes’ drive and larger shopping opportunities can be found in the nearby towns of Haslemere, Cranleigh and Godalming. Guildford to the north provides more comprehensive shopping, restaurants and recreational facilities.
By train, Haslemere and Billingshurst mainline railway stations offer fast services to London Waterloo and Victoria. There is excellent access to the A3 at Milford, which in turn connects with the M25 motorway network providing easy access to Heathrow. Gatwick is approximately 40 minute drive away. Farnborough International and Battersea heliports can be reached in around 8 and 20 minutes respectively by helicopter.
There are copious excellent schools in the area including Cranleigh, Charterhouse, Prior’s Field and St Catherine’s together with those in central Guildford. Excellent sporting opportunities are also within easy reach with racing at Goodwood, Polo at Cowdray Park, sailing on the South Coast with golf courses at Chiddingfold, Alfold, Cowdray, Bramley and Milford.
Marketed by: Seymours Prestige Homes, Haslemere
Perfectly positioned within the natural beauty of 21 acres, The Lake House offers a magnificent example of contemporary architecture that’s both luxurious and extremely eco-efficient. A geothermal heating loop on the bed of the lake provides underfloor heating and hot water throughout this family home. Cat7 shielded cabling, an integral sound system, fully automated lighting and heating, and electric external shutters are just a handful of the many features that run through the property in a functional yet subtle manner.
Heavily influenced by the Danish term 'Hygge' meaning having a friendly, warm and cosy ambiance, this house was cleverly conceived to create a stunning interplay with the gardens and landscape, an expanse of floor to ceiling windows allows breath-taking vistas to add an immensely special backdrop to each room.
A central reception hall instantly hints at the fluidity and extent of the accommodation flowing into an impeccable lounge where a vaulted ceiling intensifies the feeling of space and a striking fireplace takes centre stage. Sliding doors allow daily life to filter outside and to the adjoining open plan kitchen/dining room.
Triple aspect party and cinema rooms supply ample space in which to relax and entertain, and two purpose-built home offices are equally commendable. Superbly versatile to your own personal needs, a high specification music room with a fitted bar is an added bonus for both professional and budding musicians alike. Hidden discreetly out of sight, the infrastructure is already in place for it to be reconfigured as a self-contained bedroom suite with its own entrance. The ground floor is complemented by an en-suite guest bedroom, two cloakrooms, a large utility room and easily accessible geothermal room. A plethora of doorways give every opportunity to step out onto the terracing or covered heated patio and admire your surroundings, effortlessly extending the spectacular footprint further still.
The cohesive aesthetics are echoed upstairs throughout four equally notable double bedrooms. On the first floor, an utterly enviable principal suite stretches out across the full depth of the house and leads out onto a duo of glass framed balconies giving uninterrupted panoramic vistas. Simply sumptuous, its superior en-suite offers the height of indulgence with the eye-catching curves of a bespoke Morphosis Alpha jetted Jacuzzi bath, an enticing walk-through shower and both twin basins plus his and hers toilets. A copious dressing room lends ample storage without encroaching on the feel of the main bedroom area, and a dedicated laundry room sits tucked away to its side. Each of the additional bedrooms have their own luxury en suite shower rooms and include two with their own access to the wrap-around balconies and stairs to wonderful mezzanine sleeping areas.
Reaching out over 21 acres the tranquil grounds of The Lake House evoke a coveted sense of exclusivity and privacy, transporting you away from the hubbub of the world outside. Generating its very own rural idyll with capacious lawns, an unrestricted helipad and tasteful landscaping that rivals the consummate design of the house itself, they give every excuse to escape from a city lifestyle, relax and unwind.
Terracing and patio areas are idyllic spots for al fresco dining and supply the prized vantage point to soak up the view of the rainbow trout lake with its charming timber jetty. A picture-perfect wildflower meadow and ancient bluebell woodland produce further chance to stroll and explore, and there’s ample scope for equestrian families to incorporate paddocks. A tennis court framed by established trees and shrubs is a considered finishing touch.
A first class summer house provides secondary self-contained accommodation for guests or staff, whilst a substantial barn of 4,307 square feet incorporates an air conditioned helicopter hanger, golf simulator, tractor room and garaging with underfloor heating, as well as a sizable workshop with an adjoining boiler room, wine cellar, kitchenette and shower room.
The Lake House is situated on the edge of Plaistow along a three quarter mile private road and bridleway offering stunning privacy. Plaistow is traditional and sought-after village with a cricket green, village store, pub, and church. There are many more gastro pubs/restaurants within a few minutes’ drive and larger shopping opportunities can be found in the nearby towns of Haslemere, Cranleigh and Godalming. Guildford to the north provides more comprehensive shopping, restaurants and recreational facilities.
By train, Haslemere and Billingshurst mainline railway stations offer fast services to London Waterloo and Victoria. There is excellent access to the A3 at Milford, which in turn connects with the M25 motorway network providing easy access to Heathrow. Gatwick is approximately 40 minute drive away. Farnborough International and Battersea heliports can be reached in around 8 and 20 minutes respectively by helicopter.
There are copious excellent schools in the area including Cranleigh, Charterhouse, Prior’s Field and St Catherine’s together with those in central Guildford. Excellent sporting opportunities are also within easy reach with racing at Goodwood, Polo at Cowdray Park, sailing on the South Coast with golf courses at Chiddingfold, Alfold, Cowdray, Bramley and Milford.
Marketed by: Seymours Prestige Homes, Haslemere
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