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Furzefield Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

8

BATHROOMS

6

SIZE

8,430 sq ft

783 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Individually commissioned new residence designed by Bjorn Hall of Hall Partnership
  • Approximately 8,430 sq ft / 783 sq m overall, including the garage
  • Landscaped grounds extending to approximately 0.55 acres
  • Seven main-house bedrooms, plus a guest wing with sitting room, bedroom/study and bathroom
  • Principal suite with dressing room; four en suite bedrooms on the main first floor
  • Six reception rooms overall, including the study, kitchen/family room and guest-wing sitting room
  • Bespoke Rosewood Joinery kitchen with selected Miele appliances and Liebherr refrigeration
  • Gated driveway and integral triple garage
  • Golden Triangle location, approximately seven minutes’ walk from the New Town and station

Description

An individually commissioned new residence in Beaconsfield’s Golden Triangle, offering approximately 8,430 sq ft including the garage, six reception rooms, seven main-house bedrooms and a guest wing. Landscaped grounds of approximately 0.55 acres, around seven minutes’ walk from the station. Chain free.

The Property:

Situated on Furzefield Road, Hall House combines the character of Arts and Crafts inspired architecture with the proportions and specification of a substantial contemporary home. Extending to approximately 8,430 sq ft overall, including the garage, the accommodation provides seven bedrooms in the main house, a versatile guest wing and six reception rooms in total. The property is offered for sale chain free.

Originally commissioned as a home for the owner’s own family, Hall House was designed by local architect Bjorn Hall of Hall Partnership. His final commission, the house takes its name in recognition of his work. Construction was undertaken by John Page of Beejay Enterprises, with particular attention given to the selection of materials and finishes. The specially chosen brick mix, distinctive gabled rooflines and prominent bay windows give the exterior an individual character, complemented within by generous room proportions and bespoke joinery.

Set behind a gated entrance, the house is approached across a broad driveway providing parking and access to the integral triple garage. Landscaping extends around the property, creating an attractive setting for the architecture and a considered approach to the front door.

Inside, the double-height reception hall makes an immediate impression. Its generous proportions and staircase rising to a galleried landing establish the scale of the house, with the principal reception rooms arranged around this central space.

The reception accommodation provides a balance of formal and informal living spaces. The drawing room, with its fireplace, offers an elegant setting for entertaining, complemented by a dining room with a bay window overlooking the rear garden. A further sitting room connects directly with the kitchen, while another substantial reception room is arranged as a study, ideal for working from home.

The expansive kitchen, breakfast and family room is a central feature of the house and forms a further reception space. A bespoke kitchen by Rosewood Joinery is arranged around a substantial island, with selected Miele appliances complemented by Liebherr wine refrigeration and Liebherr fridge freezers. The adjoining family area sits beneath a large rooflight, with extensive glazing drawing in natural light and framing views of the garden. Broad glazed doors open onto the rear terrace, creating a direct connection between the living accommodation and the outdoor dining and seating areas.

A separate utility room, plant room and two cloakrooms complete the ground-floor accommodation, alongside the integral triple garage.

The principal bedroom suite is particularly generous, combining a spacious bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a separate dressing room and an en suite bathroom featuring twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower. Three further bedrooms on the main first floor each benefit from their own en suite bath or shower room.

On the second floor, three additional bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, with a separate storeroom providing useful storage. The arrangement offers flexibility for family members and visiting guests across the upper floors.

Above the triple garage, a further wing is served by its own staircase and comprises a sitting room, bedroom/study, bathroom and storeroom. Its sitting room brings the total number of reception rooms to six across the property. The provision of both living and sleeping accommodation makes this a valuable part of the house for extended family or longer-staying guests.

The landscaped grounds extend to approximately 0.55 acres in total. To the rear, a broad stone terrace provides a generous setting for outdoor dining and entertaining, opening onto a substantial lawn framed by mature trees and planting. The garden’s established boundaries provide an attractive backdrop to the house and its principal living spaces.

Furzefield Road:

Furzefield Road is one of Beaconsfield’s premier residential addresses, situated within the sought-after Golden Triangle. Hall House is approximately a seven-minute walk from the New Town and mainline station, bringing shops, restaurants and rail connections within convenient walking distance of the house.

Location:

Beaconsfield offers a combination of established residential surroundings, everyday convenience and connections to London. The New Town provides a broad choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets, including Waitrose and M&S Simply Food, while the historic Old Town offers a contrasting setting of period buildings, independent businesses, traditional pubs and restaurants. Beaconsfield station provides direct Chiltern Railways services to London Marylebone.

For travel by road, nearby Junction 2 of the M40 gives access towards London and Oxford, with connections to the M25 and Heathrow Airport. Schooling is a further consideration for families moving to the area: independent preparatory schools include Davenies and High March within Beaconsfield, while Beaconsfield High School and the Royal Grammar School in High Wycombe form part of the wider area’s grammar school provision.

Material Information:

Property Type: Detached House
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Buckinghamshire Council - Band H: £5,024.78 (for the period April 2026 to March 2027)
Energy Performance Rating: B | Chain Free

Photography: Selected images have been virtually staged using AI. Added furniture and accessories are illustrative and do not indicate items included in the sale.

Plot size: The grounds extend to approximately 0.55 acres.

Purchaser Checks: To meet our legal obligations and help your purchase progress smoothly, we carry out identity and anti-money laundering checks. Binks charges £25 for each individual, company or other entity requiring a check. This includes purchasers, gift donors and relevant beneficial owners, where applicable.

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Band: H
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Garage,Driveway,Gated
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
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Furzefield Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9

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Monthly repayments£29,719
Property: £ 6,000,000
Deposit: £ 600,000
Interest rate: 5.22%
Term: 30 years
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Established in 1994, Binks is an independent, family-owned estate agency with established offices in both Amersham and Chorleywood, providing experienced residential sales advice across Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Middlesex.

Our two offices work closely together as one sales operation, combining extensive local knowledge with a wider network of active buyers across Amersham, Chorleywood, the surrounding Chilterns, the Metropolitan line corridor and neighbouring villages.

For our clients, that means the strength and reach of two established local offices while retaining the personal service, accountability and attention to detail of an independent estate agency.

We believe successful estate agency requires considerably more than simply placing a property online.

It starts with understanding the home, its position within the local market and the individual circumstances of the seller. From there, we develop a considered strategy around pricing, presentation and marketing, designed to generate the right interest and place the property in the strongest possible position to achieve the best result.

Every home and every move is different. Our approach reflects that.

We combine high-quality property marketing with proactive buyer engagement, accompanied viewings, experienced negotiation and regular, straightforward communication. Our Amersham and Chorleywood teams work together throughout, ensuring opportunities and active buyers are shared across both offices rather than being restricted by geographical boundaries.

And when a buyer is found, our work is far from finished.

We place enormous importance on what happens between agreeing a sale and handing over the keys. Our team remains closely involved with sellers, purchasers, solicitors and other agents throughout the chain, actively progressing the transaction and helping to resolve issues as they arise.

Finding the right buyer is important. Successfully progressing the sale through to exchange and completion is the result that matters.

As an independent estate agency, we are able to make decisions quickly, adapt our strategy when market conditions require it and provide clients with direct access to experienced people who know their property and understand their transaction. We are not driven by a corporate formula or a one-size-fits-all process.

For more than three decades, homeowners have trusted Binks with the sale of their properties, from apartments and first homes through to substantial family houses, individual country homes and later-living properties.

That experience is supported today by the combined strength of our Amersham and Chorleywood offices and a philosophy that remains at the heart of everything we do:

Service Focused, Results Driven.

If you are considering selling, whether now or in the future, we would be delighted to provide an informed and straightforward market appraisal and discuss the strategy we believe will achieve the best result for your property.

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