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Key features
No Onward Chain
Approaching 1.5 acres
7 bedrooms
Edwardian style
Original items preserved for future restoration to original style
Super prime location
Only 0.5 miles to train station
Level southerly aspect rear garden
2 bedroom coach house
Detached barn
Existing floor area - app 8,600 sq ft
Proposed floor area for which the south bucks planning officer has confirmed scheme is acceptable - 2,100 sq ft.
Further development potential - pre planning submitted to south bucks council- 3,500 sq ft.
Total development potential- exceeds 14,000 sq ft.
A most impressive Edwardian residence built in the early 1900s boasting seven bedrooms, standing as one of the prominent properties on a highly sought-after prime road. Excellently positioned just half a mile from the town‘s railway station, it sits on expansive, southerly-facing grounds spanning nearly 1.5 acres.
The property offers substantial accommodation spread across two floors and a basement, complemented by a detached two-story coach house and a separate barn, providing over 8,600 square feet of living space.
Garden and Grounds
A remarkable residence situated on an approximately 1.5-acre corner plot, boasting driveway access from both Marsham Way and Vicarage Way. The large gravel driveway offers ample parking space and leads to a detached two-bedroom coach house and barn. Side access to the rear is available on both sides of the property, leading to a patio terrace perfect for entertaining. The delightful southerly aspect rear gardens are both level and secluded, featuring lush lawns adorned with trees and hedges, as well as a swimming pool.
Property Owners Proposed Planning Application
Planning application number SBD/376/81 for single storey rear extension and creation of rooms in the roof space by the creation of small dormer windows at Badminton House, Marsham Way, Gerrards cross. Since single storey rear extension has been built the creation of rooms in the roof space is still valid. The loft conversion plan shows the elevations and floor plan.
Full planning application reference PL/ 23/3073/FA had been submitted to Chiltern & South Bucks planning department based on floor plans of restored Badminton House plus restored Coach House and Barn. The concept is to restore the original character of Badminton house and Coach House when they were built in 1913. The proposed floor plans of restored Badminton House include entrance hall, two reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast, dining room, lounge/snug, gym, and maids room accommodation on the ground floor. Six en suite bedrooms, cinema room and a terraced roof top with glass balustrade and a new staircase on the first and second floors. The plans for the restored Coach House proposed accommodation is a reception room, dining room, kitchen and utility on the ground floor.
On the first floor are two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. A retractable pool enclosure had been proposed linking to the existing pool changing rooms. Also a landscape garden has been incorporated with a pergola, seating area and a fountain.
The response from Chiltern and South bucks planning department dated 26 January 2024 regards planning application PL/ 23/3073/FA shows the decision and the planning officers report posted on the council planning portal website.
NB: Some of the images are CGI of the proposed works.
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Full details for 7 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Gerrards Cross
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Description
A formal pre planning application has been submitted to South Buckinghamshire planning department on 22th April 2024 for a further development potential to badminton house at the rear to build a patio area and a basement and in the front an extension a cloak/wc, vestibule, office on the ground floor and a bedroom, en suite and dressing room each on the first and second floor. This further development potential will increase the floor space by approximately 3,500 sq ft. These are shown in the plans attached marked Phase 3 floor plan, Phase 3 elevations and Phase 3 roof plan. The total development potential on the property would exceeds 14,000 sq ft and would make it a fantastic mansion.Key features
No Onward Chain
Approaching 1.5 acres
7 bedrooms
Edwardian style
Original items preserved for future restoration to original style
Super prime location
Only 0.5 miles to train station
Level southerly aspect rear garden
2 bedroom coach house
Detached barn
Existing floor area - app 8,600 sq ft
Proposed floor area for which the south bucks planning officer has confirmed scheme is acceptable - 2,100 sq ft.
Further development potential - pre planning submitted to south bucks council- 3,500 sq ft.
Total development potential- exceeds 14,000 sq ft.
A most impressive Edwardian residence built in the early 1900s boasting seven bedrooms, standing as one of the prominent properties on a highly sought-after prime road. Excellently positioned just half a mile from the town‘s railway station, it sits on expansive, southerly-facing grounds spanning nearly 1.5 acres.
The property offers substantial accommodation spread across two floors and a basement, complemented by a detached two-story coach house and a separate barn, providing over 8,600 square feet of living space.
Garden and Grounds
A remarkable residence situated on an approximately 1.5-acre corner plot, boasting driveway access from both Marsham Way and Vicarage Way. The large gravel driveway offers ample parking space and leads to a detached two-bedroom coach house and barn. Side access to the rear is available on both sides of the property, leading to a patio terrace perfect for entertaining. The delightful southerly aspect rear gardens are both level and secluded, featuring lush lawns adorned with trees and hedges, as well as a swimming pool.
Property Owners Proposed Planning Application
Planning application number SBD/376/81 for single storey rear extension and creation of rooms in the roof space by the creation of small dormer windows at Badminton House, Marsham Way, Gerrards cross. Since single storey rear extension has been built the creation of rooms in the roof space is still valid. The loft conversion plan shows the elevations and floor plan.
Full planning application reference PL/ 23/3073/FA had been submitted to Chiltern & South Bucks planning department based on floor plans of restored Badminton House plus restored Coach House and Barn. The concept is to restore the original character of Badminton house and Coach House when they were built in 1913. The proposed floor plans of restored Badminton House include entrance hall, two reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast, dining room, lounge/snug, gym, and maids room accommodation on the ground floor. Six en suite bedrooms, cinema room and a terraced roof top with glass balustrade and a new staircase on the first and second floors. The plans for the restored Coach House proposed accommodation is a reception room, dining room, kitchen and utility on the ground floor.
On the first floor are two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. A retractable pool enclosure had been proposed linking to the existing pool changing rooms. Also a landscape garden has been incorporated with a pergola, seating area and a fountain.
The response from Chiltern and South bucks planning department dated 26 January 2024 regards planning application PL/ 23/3073/FA shows the decision and the planning officers report posted on the council planning portal website.
NB: Some of the images are CGI of the proposed works.
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