Holmer Green

This magnificent Grade II listed property, believed to date back to circa 1728, boasts stunning brick and flint detailing. Thoughtfully extended and modernised, it elegantly blends original charm with contemporary style. Nestled along a picturesque, tree-lined driveway with gated access, the estate includes a detached cottage and lodge, all set within meticulously maintained formal gardens spanning approximately 4.6 acres.
DescriptionHolmer Ridings is a charming Grade II listed property constructed around 1728, featuring attractive brick and flint exteriors. Extensively extended and updated over the years, it offers a wonderful family home that blends original character with contemporary style. Noteworthy rooms include the Mark Wilkinson fitted kitchen/breakfast room which is open-plan with a rounded bay orangery and the elegant drawing room highlighted by three tall arched windows. The spacious lower ground principal bedroom suite, boasts a luxurious bathroom and ‘his and hers’ dressing rooms. This delightful home is set along a long tree-lined driveway accessed via a gated entrance and is surrounded by formal gardens that includes a stunning sunken terrace ideal for al fresco entertaining, all situated within approximately 4.6 acres.
Additional accomodation
In addition to the primary residence, the property includes two charming detached buildings: a one-bedroom guest lodge for visitors and a cottage that is currently divided into two staff flats, complete with adjoining garages for convenience.
LocationSituated to the north of London in the county of Buckinghamshire, the location is both convenient and accessible. Amersham, 4.6 miles away, has access to Chiltern Railways and the Metropolitan line, easy for the London commute into Baker Street or Marylebone respectively. High Wycombe and the M40 are about 4.2 miles away and include direct trains to London from 33 mins.
The nearby Chiltern Hills is designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ offering an abundance of walking, cycling and riding opportunities. Amersham includes the Old Town, a picturesque market town and Amersham-on-the-Hill, with a selection of shops and restaurants. The Old Town includes many independent shops and boutiques, as well as a great range of dining choices from inns to restaurants.
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling, and is one of the last counties to maintain the traditional grammar school system. The independent sector has The Beacon School (boys) and Heatherton House (girls), while the state possibilities include The Royal Grammar School for boys and Beaconsfield High School for girls.
DirectionsComing from the M40, take junction 2 following the A355 towards Beaconsfield/Amersham/Slough. When approaching Amersham Town after approximately 9 miles, take the A355, followed by the A404, Whielden Lane. Continue for 2.7 miles before turning right into Sheepcote Dell Road. After 0.5 miles you will find the gates to Holmer Ridings on the right hand side.
Equestrian facilities is available by separate negotiationsFrom the main entrance, a spur off the driveway leads to an impressive equestrian facility featuring a charming courtyard with stables, a staff flat, tack room, horse walker, ménage, and lunging arena. This facility is available through separate negotiation and, when combined with the main property, totals approximately 17.8 acres. Holmer Ridings offers an exceptional family home with limitless opportunities for leisure and lifestyle for equestrian enthusiasts.
Services:
Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating and two private drainage systems (Services not tested)
Council Tax Band: H
EPC Rating to Main House: E
EPC Rating to the Lodge: G
EPC Rating to the Cottage: F
Local Authority:
Buckinghamshire Council
English Heritage Legacy ID: 44482