Large, detached luxurious family homes built on brownfield land in the sought-after village of Stock in Essex.
Hidden behind large mature tree belts and hedging, 'Harvard Grange' comprises 21 four, five and six bedroom houses with traditional exteriors that are each accessible via their own private gated entrances. Valued between £1 million and £2 million, each of the houses has been sympathetically designed to complement and blend in with the established landscape, whilst offering luxurious 21st century living in a peaceful and secluded country location.
A variety of traditional materials have been incorporated into the bespoke design of the properties, including hand finished clay roof tiles, renders in a selection of heritage colours, stock bricks and timber detailing.
The interiors of these luxurious homes benefit from many features. Flexible interior layouts have been designed with a modern lifestyle in mind and each of the properties incorporate areas for informal family living, private retreats and impressive formal entertaining.
Maintaining authenticity and variety throughout, each of the homes benefit from timber beamed or vaulted ceilings, solid hardwood doors and many split levels which contribute towards the character of each of the homes.
Harvard Grange also includes 8 acres of public open space.
Harvard Grange has won a number of prestigious awards:
- Overall winner of 'New Home of the Year' as well as 'Best New Family Home with 5 or more Bedrooms' for Fitzwilliam House, in the Evening Standard New Homes Awards 2005.
- In the What House? Awards 2005 it won a 'special mention' in the 'Best Luxury Development' category and Fitzwilliam House, was awarded silver in the 'Best Luxury House' category.
"Stunning, fantastic, exceptional - a family home that's practical and full of character, fits its surroundings without copying them and offers oodles of space. The house has a fantastic layout and offers great value for money."
The judges of the Evening Standard Awards re Fitzwilliam House
Information correct as at 06/04/2009