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7 May 2022 THE WEEK
on the market
London:
Woodlands Road,
Surbiton. Built in
1931 and designed
by the architect and
jeweller Thomas
Henry Wilson, who
was a major
proponent of the
Arts and Crafts
movement, this
house is set in 1.3
acres of mature
gardens and located
in the sought-after
Southborough Estate.
Main suite, 7 further
beds, family bath,
2 shower rooms,
kitchen/breakfast
room, 7 receps, attic/
loft, garage. £6m;
Dexters (020-8390
3939).
Buckinghamshire: Little Magpie, Rayners Avenue, Loudwater. This modernist house clad in
Brazilian cumaru wood was designed to blend into the landscape, with large windows to maximise the
views. Main suite, 3 further beds, family bath, shower room, open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, gym,
study, studio, garden, double garage. OIEO £1.5m; Hamptons (01494-355340).
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Yorkshire: Kennion House, Harrogate. A fine property boasting
an impressive château-style facade and a turning circle, which sweeps
around a topiary garden. Main suite with dressing room, 3 further
beds (1 en suite), family bath, kitchen/breakfast room, 3 further
receps, garden, parking. £1.45m; Carter Jonas (01423-523423).
Kent: The Watermill, Hythe. This wonderful example of Georgian
architecture has been a part of the historic town of Hythe since 1773,
and has changed hands only three times over the past 170 years.
Main suite with dressing room, 4 further beds, family bath, kitchen/
breakfast room, 4 receps, 2-bed ancilliary accommodation, work-
shop, garage; around 1.55 acres. £1.8m; Savills (01580-720161).
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▲Surrey: The
Deer Tower,
Shillinglee,
Chiddingfold,
Godalming. Set
in 120 acres of
parkland, this 18th
century property
has been
refurbished and
extended by the
award-winning
architect Duncan
O’Kelly. Main suite
with dressing room,
2 further beds (1 en
suite), family bath,
kitchen/breakfast
room, dining room,
4 further receps.
£6.25m; Knight
Frank (01483-
378769).
