[real estate] treetops in chilworth

I would like to introduce you to the beginning of a series of featured homes on the market! Located in the gated community Southampton's premier residential area of Chilworth is this luxurious timber home. Step inside and look out the floor to ceiling windows at the spectacular views - you will feel like you are among the trees.

This English home was built in 2007 as part of a small development of four other homes. There are three floors of luxurious modern living and comes with amazing features including under floor heating, 'intelligent' wiring for a home cinema and security system, electric gates while entering the property and a private drive.

Driving through the area, you will see Stoneham, City Golf courses and Southampton Common and Sports Centre. The Chilworth Village Tennis Club is a beautiful walk form the home. Being so close to luxurious amenities, the possibilities of exercise and leisure activities are endless!

Accommodation 

Entrance Lobby - Reception Hall - Kitchen / Dining Area

Plant / Utility Room - Study - Sitting Room - Cinema / Family Room

Principal Bedroom with en suite - 4 Further Bedrooms

2 Family Bathrooms - Cloakroom - Gardens - Double Garage

This state of the art kitchen is the hub of the house - fabulous for entertaining family and guests!

The floor plan of this house lends itself to displaying great art and design elements.

[All images curtesy of Savills]

For all inquiries about the home, please contact Giles Muddle

gmuddle@savills.com

+44(0)1962 841 842

Savills

holly golightly's chateau for sale

Breakfast at Tiffany's is a timeless classic due to many things such as - glamour, over-sized sunglasses, Audrey Hepburn, the large black hat and the little black dress. 


Holly Golightly was a young New York socialite who was loved by all. It wasn't until I was older that I fully understood what her true "profession" was, I was so mesmerized by her grace and elegance. This stunning town home was put up on the market for $5.85 million just over a year ago. Please visit The New York Times for any inquiries.

Photography by Michael Weinstein