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Manor Apartments MANOR APARTMENTS AT HASELEY MANOR WARWICKSHIRE BY SPITFIRE BESPOKE HOMES HASELEY MANOR MANOR APARTMENTS Set within the magnificent Grade II listed Haseley Manor, these sympathetically restored apartments offer a truly unique proposition. Haseley Manor Best Small Development 2019 THE MANOR APARTMENTS RESTORING GRAND SPLENDOUR DETAIL. DESIGN. CRAFTSMANSHIP. From the stone mullion windows and moulded arches to the gables, oriel bay windows, original fireplaces and decorative wood panelling, sympathetic restoration of the fine workmanship of previous generations and skills honed over a lifetime reinstate the timeless appeal of this unique address. HASELEY MANOR Every detail APARTMENTS carefully considered You’ve arrived The key to achieving excellence is in the detail; subtle touches working together and the rigorous attention paid to these finer points have earned Spitfire Bespoke Homes its reputation for creating residences of quality and distinction - Haseley Manor is no exception. Throughout the restoration it has been a priority for Spitfire to ensure that the unique Occupying an enviable position within the mature landscaped character of Haseley Manor is beautifully preserved internally and externally. grounds of Haseley Manor, residents here enjoy private access However, this consideration of the old has not compromised the premier interior to this secluded and tranquil estate, with stunning specification that all these apartments enjoy, ensuring that each property is equipped views on all sides. for a modern lifestyle. A sense of grace and grandeur begins upon entering the Manor Each kitchen is bespoke, designed exclusively for each apartment to offer both with the spacious entrance hall leading to the grand staircase practicality and flair. Likewise, bathrooms and en-suites provide a combination of and continuing through to each unique apartment. Here, a style and comfort. Throughout, premium brands have been specified - names that feeling of historic elegance is complemented by thoughtful are commensurate with homes of such distinction including Siemens, Hansgrohe, concessions to a modern lifestyle, including a lift serving the Porcelanosa and Villeroy & Boch. ground, first and second floors and dedicated lockable storage for each apartment, perfect for the safekeeping of luggage and golf clubs. This same level of quality has also been applied to the finishes within each apartment. Features that enhance the apartments’ character are the original fireplaces, oak and painted panelling & skirting and intricate coving detail. The windows featured throughout the Manor add further depth to this building’s rich history, with restored stained glass in stone mullions or timber surrounds. Complementing each apartment’s period features, hard-wired networks offer super-fast data transfer, high definition cable and satellite reception. The result is a collection of apartments that honour the past whilst shaping the future. Properties that are as unique as they are luxurious; as elegant as they are characterful. Welcome to Haseley Manor. Please refer to the detailed specification for each apartment. THE MANOR APARTMENTS HOUSE of LORDS THE MANOR APARTMENTS A tale of lineages of families like the Throckmortons and de Cherlecotes and the powerful de Beauchamp dynasty, the history of Haseley Manor is also inextricably connected to the history of the Earldom of Warwick itself. History saw it gifted to Henry VII in 1487 and become part of the Crown. Later it entertained guests as the country seat of titled aristocrats, while a new industrial-age baron built the substantial house we see today. Photography of the Manor prior to restoration THE MANOR APARTMENTS BEAUTIFULLY enhanced Through the grand gated entrance, a long carriage driveway unwinds through canopies of trees; a magnificent approach to a collection of exclusive homes. Undoubtably, the centre peice is the historic Haseley Manor, sympathetically restored and offering truly individual one, two and three bedroom appartments. To the south, three Garden Villas and five terraced manor houses frame a tranquil, landscaped courtyard garden and standing to the North, the stately Haseley House, withfar-reaching views across the Warwickshire countryside completes the picture, creating an address of distinction and exclusivity. HASELEY MANOR MANOR APARTMENTS HASELEY HOUSE COURTYARD GARDENS CAR BARNS & GARAGE COURTYARD E NE SE N S NW SW W Level 4 THE MANOR APARTMENTSNo.11 13 No.10 Level 4 No.11 No.12 13 LevelLevel 34 No.11 13 No.10 No.10 10 No. No.12 13 Level 43 13No.11 No.12 1313 LevelLevel 23 No.10 No. 10 No.12 10 No.13 13 Level 23 Second13 Floor 1313 LevelLevel 12 No. TOWER LEVEL 4 10 13 Level 4 Second13 FloorNo.11 13 Level 2 SECOND FLOOR Second Floor Level 1 No.10 13 Level 1 No.12 13 LevelTOWER 3 LEVEL 3 Second Floor 13 Level 1 10 No. No.6 13 13 LevelTOWER 2 LEVEL 2 No.7 No.9No.6 Second Floor No.6 No.7 13 LevelTOWER 1 LEVEL 1 No.7 No.9 No.9No.6 No.7 No.9 First Floor FIRST FLOOR FirstNo.6 Floor First Floor No.7 No.9 First Floor No.4 No.2 First FloorNo.1 No.4 No.3 No.2 Lobby No.4 No.2 No.1 No.3 No.1 No.4 No.3No.2 Lobby Lobby No.1 No.3 GROUND FLOOR No.4GroundLobby No.2Floor No.1 GroundNo.3 Floor Ground FloorLobby Ground Floor Ground Floor No.5 LOWER GROUND FLOOR No.5 No.5 Lower Ground Floor No.5 Lower GroundNo.5 Floor Lower Ground Floor LowerLower Ground Ground Floor Floor The kitchen dining area of apartment No.1 with restored oak panelling and original feature fireplace. THE MANOR APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.1 Occupying the south wing of the manor, this extensive ground floor apartment is filled with splendour. An impressive original fireplace to the dining area combines with high ceilings to ensure an abundance of character. Large original windows – some with stained glass detailing – provide panoramic views towards the Courtyard Gardens and out across of the sweeping Warwickshire countryside to the east. DRAWING ROOM MASTER BEDROOM W DRESSING Kitchen and UTILITY Dining Hall 9763mm x 8327mm 32’1” x 27’4” EN SUITE Drawing Room 8190mm x 5430mm 26’11” x 17’10” W Master Bedroom 9546mm x 7475mm 31‘4” x 24’7” DINING HALL Bedroom 2 4346mm x 4573mm 14’3” x 15’0” Bedroom 3/Study 4346mm x 7803mm 15’5” x 25’7” KITCHEN BEDROOM 3/ ST ST STUDY CLOAKS/ EN SUITE EN SUITE 2 BEDROOM 2 W Apartment 1 GROUND FLOOR THE APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.2 The centrepiece of this stunning ground-floor apartment is the expansive kitchen, breakfast, living room which features one of the largest bay windows in the manor providing uninterrupted views across the formal rear lawn. Direct external access is available through French doors from the breakfast area, and a private loggia entrance also links the dining area to the manor grounds. EN SUITE LOGGIA BREAKFAST MASTER LIVING BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 DINING CLOAKS KITCHEN EN SUITE W W UTILITY ST Kitchen, Breakfast and Living Room 8173mm x 9962mm 26’10” x 32’9” Dining Room 3526mm x 3753mm 11’7” x 12’4” Master Bedroom 7377mm x 3494mm 24‘3” x 11’6” Bedroom 2 3973mm x 3494mm 24’3” x 11’6” Apartment 2 GROUND FLOOR Expansive apartment No.2 kitchen, breakfast, living area with panoramic views of the Warwickshire countryside. THE MANOR APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.3 Intricate stained-glass windows set within stone mullion surrounds create a particularly unique and charming appeal for the main living area of this striking two-bedroom apartment which once formed the billiards room of this impressive manor. An original molded archway which features in the living area and a separate utility room add further charm and practicality to this remarkable property. ST ST EN SUITE CLOAKS ST EN SUITE KITCHEN MASTER W BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 W LIVING UTILITY DINING Kitchen, Dining and Living Room 8995mm x 5449mm 26’9” x 17’11” Master Bedroom 5005mm x 5437mm 16‘5” x 17’10” Bedroom 2 3545mm x 4654mm 11’8” x 15’3” Apartment 3 GROUND FLOOR THE APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.4 Situated within the north wing of the manor, the salient feature of this two-bedroom ground floor apartment is the breathtakingly high ceiling within the drawing room. The magnificent vaulted ceiling reaches almost 10 metres in height, and is complimented by a stained glass feature window ensuring a bright living area. A private rear terrace affords views of the formal rear lawn and rolling countryside beyond, providing a glorious outside space, perfect for breakfast in the sunshine. TERRACE Kitchen EN SUITE DINING and Dining Room 6158mm x 6336mm 20’3” x 20’10” Drawing Room 4687mm x 4577mm 15’5” x 15’0” DRAWING KITCHEN ROOM Master Bedroom 3148mm x 7018mm 10‘8” x 23’1” BEDROOM 2 (Vaulted ceiling) Bedroom 2 4198mm x 3101mm 13’9” x 10’2” Study 2548mm x 2636mm 8’0” x 8’8” W CLOAKS STUDY W ST DRESSING ST MASTER BEDROOM ST EN SUITE ST The magnificent vaulted ceiling of apartment No.4’s drawing room. The distinct apartment No.5 with barrel-vaulted ceiling, exposed brickwork and bespoke glazed screen to the study. THE MANOR APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.5 This lower ground floor apartment is rich in character, with a dining area featuring a distinctive barrel-vaulted ceiling with exposed brick detailing. The property enjoys a private sunken terrace, accessed through two sets of French doors from the open-plan kitchen and living area as well as directly from the bedroom. DINING HALL STUDY ST ST ST KITCHEN CLOAKS/ LIVING W UTILITY EN SUITE MASTER BEDROOM TERRACE Kitchen, Living Room 4843mm x 10,546mm 15’11” x 34’8” Dining Hall 2289mm x 10,696mm 7’6” x 35’1” Master Bedroom 5184mm x 5304mm 17‘0” x 17’5” Study 2273mm x 2718mm 7’6” x 8’11” Apartment 5 LOWER GROUND FLOOR THE APARTMENTS APARTMENT No.6 This truly individual one bedroom first floor apartment enjoys a prime position within the manor and two original fireplaces to the living room and bedroom respectively.
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