

Peninsula Heights
4
6
4,004
£9,500,000
Forming part of the Grade II listed Haseley Manor in the Warwickshire village of Haseley, this apartment was originally designed by architect William Young between 1873 and 1875 for Alfred Hewlett. Extending to over 4,000 sq ft, the home brings together the architectural character of the historic building with contemporary craftsmanship, evident throughout in the quality of finish. Bespoke joinery, handcrafted woodwork and generous proportions with impressive ceiling heights are found throughout, while large windows draw the surrounding grounds into the home. A private office occupies its own wing away from the principal living spaces, while the library offers a quieter place to read or work. At the heart of the home, the kitchen and dining room is complemented by a separate utility room, while the drawing room and lounge provide generous spaces for everyday living and entertaining. Discreet technology has been carefully integrated throughout, including a concealed projection screen in the principal living room. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms complete the home, led by a principal suite offering a remarkable sense of space, refined elegance and bespoke detailing rarely found in homes of this calibre. Set within the beautifully maintained grounds of Haseley Manor, the residence is accessed via a secure gated entrance and sweeping driveway. Two garages, a private storage room and two allocated parking spaces complete the home.
Approximate Internal Area
4,196 sq ft • 389.82 sq mHaseley is a sought-after Warwickshire village, surrounded by open countryside yet well placed for Warwick, Kenilworth, Leamington Spa and Henley-in-Arden. Hatton Country World and the Grand Union Canal at Hatton Locks are both close by, while Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon offer a wider choice of shopping, restaurants, schools and cultural attractions. The M40 is around five miles away, and Warwick Parkway station provides regular rail services to Birmingham and London Marylebone.

Timbered market towns and rolling countryside
Warwickshire is known for its market towns, timber framed buildings and countryside associated with Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon. Around Haseley, the landscape stays rural, with Warwick and Leamington Spa nearby for shopping, schools and restaurants. The M40 and Warwick Parkway station keep London and Birmingham within easy reach.
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