Aesthetic

Located in the south of the Isle of Man, this generous estate is the result of a substantial redevelopment of an existing main residence, out-buildings and surrounding grounds to create a considered, cohesive whole.

Embodying a classical elegance that draws on Georgian architecture as inspiration, this is a property with a sense of presence utterly befitting of a grand house in the countryside. The design of the property has been sympathetically considered to incorporate architectural detailing seen on existing historic homes on the island. This includes the semi-circular bays with vert-di-gris domed roof details which take in the panoramic sea views afforded by the site along with the double-height bay to the south-east elevation.

The main body of the house reflects a classical architectural style whilst the spa complex is intended to be read as a modern addition to the property. The resultant scheme fulfils the potential of the magnificent site whilst remaining respectful of its location.

Accommodation

The main residence offers extensive living and entertaining accommodation primarily consisting of a triple-height entrance hall; entertainment area; games room; super-room incorporating kitchen, dining and snug; formal dining; spa complex; master bedroom suite including sitting room; 5 additional double bedroom suites, all en suite.

The spa complex includes a mezzanine-level gymnasium over a level deck swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms, male and female changing rooms.

In addition to this, two separate complementary staff quarters/guest accommodation blocks are provided, each incorporating triple car garages.

Grounds

The property sits within 26 acres of surrounding grounds including formal gardens and lawns within the immediate vicinity of the house, parkland setting to front of property either side of a long sweeping driveway with a glen and a lake elsewhere.

The scheme also incorporates traditional equestrian facilities including a 20 x 40m internal riding arena, 14 stables including 2 birthing stables, associated tack rooms, hay and feed store rooms and changing facilities, all arranged around a classical courtyard with associated paddocks and fields in the surrounding grounds.

All internal areas are calculated from the Effective Floor Area (EFA) of each property.*

* Effective Floor Areas (EFA)

• This is the sum of the EFA of each individual room.
• Measurements are taken from the internal face of the walls of each room.
• Areas measure include all principal living spaces, circulation areas, bathrooms, WCs, store rooms and garaging.
• These measurements exclude voids over double height spaces and stairs, list-wells, areas with headroom of less than 1.5m, internal walls, columns, piers, chimneys breasts, vertical ducts and the like.
• All measurements are approximate and are for information only being subject to change through design development.