Ash Lawn

The Property
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Ash Lawn is situated in the heart of the charming historic village of Hurley and sits in its own parkland of 4.8 acres and 6000 sqft of accommodation with annex.

Accessed via a 400 metre driveway off the high Street, the property is light and extremely spacious with 9ft ceiling heights and deep sash windows. It is ideal for entertaining as most of the ground floor rooms lead into each other by way of tall double tulip wood doors. French windows open to the terrace and gardens beyond offering wonderful panoramic views.

Property Description
There are 4 spacious southerly facing reception rooms including a southerly aspect dining room with open plan kitchen.

Six generously proportioned bedrooms (two with en-suite and dressing area) and a family bathroom and a spacious gym.

To note there is plumbing in place for an additional bathroom on the first floor, and additional en-suites can easily be installed in all the rooms as the piping is accessible within the eaves.

The owner has created a separate right wing for guests with its own private entrance and over 1000 sqft of accommodation, this can easily be opened up again if one so wishes.
The property benefits from 3 phase electricity and cabling has been laid down for a swimming pool and fountain for the lake.

Landscaped Gardens
The grounds, despite being in the heart of the village offer total quiet seclusion and are enclosed by ancient metal railings, as well as an historic brick wall with its own private entrance to the famous Olde Bell, the eastern boundary borders farmland that goes on for miles.
A big pond with ducks as well as ones own private stream at the bottom of the land adds interest to the parkland.
The wildlife that ones enjoys within the private grounds is truly unique as attests the video.

General Information
History
Ash lawn sits on a unique plot of land which was for centuries owned by the Olde Bell established in A.D.1135, the story goes that Sir Winston Churchill, used to often walk on the land during his war visits to Hurley, using the medieval wooden door within the old wall that is in one of the photos. A renowned London lawyer then in the early 1990s built the present dwelling.

Surrounding Area
The beautiful and idyllic village of Hurley is situated on the banks of The River Thames and was once the home of Benedictine monks, it boasts the 12th century Old Bell Inn, a medieval church, a village pub, a food store and post Office. It's the setting for many films notably Midsummer Murders.

The riverside towns of Henley and Marlow are within easy reach as well as Heathrow airport, Crossrail in maidenhead is a 10 minutes drive, and one has direct access to London be it M40 or M4 with a drive time as short as 50 minutes to Mayfair depending on traffic.

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