Tower Road, Coleshill, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP7

A superb first floor apartment within an elegant Grade II listed country residence, nestled in mature, landscaped gardens.

Description

Set within approximately 1.9 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this exceptional apartment forms part of the prestigious Coleshill House, a Grade II listed country house. Built between 1680 and 1850 and sympathetically converted into just eight apartments in the 1970s, the property has been further enhanced over the years while retaining its historic character and architectural integrity.

Beautifully presented and thoughtfully refurbished to an exacting standard, the apartment combines elegant original features with carefully selected reclaimed detailing. Features include impressive high ceilings, deep skirting boards, decorative cornicing, original sash and bay windows, traditional style radiators, original fireplace and attractive wall panelling, all contributing to create a home of exceptional character, elegance and period charm.

Occupying an enviable position in the picturesque village of Coleshill, the property enjoys a delightful semi-rural setting between Amersham and Beaconsfield, offering the perfect balance of country living and convenience, with excellent transport links providing swift access to London.

A beautifully presented communal entrance hall creates an excellent first impression, with stairs leading to the apartment.

The front door opens into an a refined reception hall giving access to two well-proportioned bedrooms, one enjoying far-reaching countryside views to the front and the other overlooking the well-maintained communal gardens. These bedrooms are served by a well-appointed shower room.

Steps lead to the impressive sitting/dining room, a bright dual-aspect space ideal for both relaxing and entertaining, with stunning far-reaching views across the Chilterns. The kitchen sits just off this room, fitted with an extensive range of bespoke solid wood units complemented by granite worktops alongside a Lacanche range cooker. The principal bedroom provides an elegant retreat, featuring a magnificent bay window with delightful views over the gardens and grounds. A beautifully appointed en suite bathroom, complete with traditional-style fittings including antique mahogany panelling
and an antique cast iron rolltop bath, enhances the room's sense of luxury.

A particular feature of Coleshill House is its exceptional landscaped grounds, providing a truly idyllic setting for residents to enjoy. Thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained, the gardens offer a succession of beautifully planted areas, creating a quintessential English garden. Well-stocked herbaceous borders, vibrant perennial and ornamental grass plantings, and an enchanting wisteria-clad arbour create a beautiful and ever-changing landscape, complemented by a variety of secluded seating areas that provide perfect spots for relaxation and quiet reflection. A charming sunken parterre garden forms a graceful focal point, while a delightful summer house offers a peaceful retreat within the grounds. A wildflower meadow and secluded woodland glade create a wonderful sense of escape, encouraging wildlife and providing a constantly changing backdrop throughout the seasons. Residents also enjoy use of a generous terrace overlooking the gardens, an ideal setting for entertaining friends and family. The apartment further benefits from a private double garage and driveway parking for both residents and guests, while a substantial communal cellar provides additional storage.

Location

Tower Road is located on the edge of Coleshill, a picturesque Chilterns village between Amersham and Beaconsfield. Surrounded by glorious Chiltern Hills countryside, Coleshill provides access to numerous walks, has tennis and cricket clubs, a public house, church and a well-regarded primary school.

Old Amersham is a historic town dating to Saxon times, with a number of buildings having 17th Century origins. The town offers everyday super market and shopping facilities as well as numerous specialist shops and boutiques, along with an excellent range of acclaimed restaurants, public houses and a hotel. The town of Beaconsfield affords a further selection of amenities, a delightful old town with a weekly market and a frequent Chiltern Railways Main Line service to London Marylebone.

Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling, and is one of the last counties to maintain the traditional grammar school system including Dr Challoner's Grammar School for boys in Amersham, Dr Challoner’s High School for girls in Little Chalfont, and Chesham Grammar school.

The area also provides a wide selection of private schooling, both primary and secondary. These include Heatherton House preparatory school for girls and The Beacon School for boys both in Amersham, Chesham Prep alongside Berkhampstead independent schools for boys and girls and Pipers Corner in Great Kingshill for girls 4-18 years.

Coleshill is conveniently located to enjoy the countryside setting while being well placed for commuting with excellent communication links via the M40 motorway which connects with the M25, M4 and M1, providing easy access to central London, Heathrow and Gatwick airports.





Additional Info

Services: All mains connected. Please note none of the services have been tested.

Service Charge: £3700 per annum – includes garden maintenance, insurance, accountancy fees, legal fees electricity, Chairman’s honorarium, professional fees, printing, postage & stationery. Extraordinary expenses are billed separately. Reviewed in 2026.

Agents Notes: Please note that the communal hallway photograph was taken in April 2023. Exterior photographs were taken in August 2023, April 2024, and May and June 2026. Should you require any further information or clarification in relation to these photographs, please contact the office for further details.