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" A truly unique opportunity to own a piece of history within this stunning Georgian mansion, originally built for the Rt Hon William Drake MP by Stiff Leadbetter and renowned architect, Robert Adam between 1758 - 1764. Until the Second World War, Shardeloes remained as the ancestral residence of the Tyrwhitt-Drake family and was then requisitioned as a maternity hospital. In the 1970‘s the building underwent a comprehensive renovation into luxury apartments, as it stands today.

This handsome property is accessed via an imposing communal reception hall with a sweeping staircase rising to the first and second floors. Upon entering the apartment there is a welcoming hallway that gives access to all principle rooms. These include an impressive drawing room that offers a delightful open fireplace, high ceilings (which is prevalent throughout) and double aspect views with large sash windows.

The principle bedroom offers a light and spacious feel, with the luxury of ample built in wardrobes and a en suite bathroom. The versatile second bedroom is currently utilised as a study with fully fitted furniture including a pull down double bed. There is also a separate shower and cloakroom. The kitchen is well appointed with an extensive range of built in cabinetry and has ample work surfaces for food preparation. Appliances include whilst there is ample space for a breakfast table. Beyond the kitchen is a dual aspect, formal dining room with far reaching views towards the private lake and spectacular private grounds to the front.

Situation
Shardeloes is located within two miles of the historic market town of Amersham, enjoying an idyllic setting at the heart of the Chilterns. Within the town are a variety of renowned restaurants, cafes and bars together with boutique clothing shops. There is also a Tesco superstore within two miles of the estate. For the commuter, Amersham train station provides Metropolitan and Chiltern line services to London via Aldgate & Marylebone respectively. Vehicular travel to London and Heathrow can be accessed via junction 2 of the M40 (Beaconsfield) or the M25 at junction 18 (Chorleywood), both of which are within 9 miles.

Outside
The property is set within fifty acres of wonderful grounds, designated within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and consisting of beautifully maintained formal gardens, large expanses of lawns and pristine woodland; all of which enjoy spectacular views of the Misbourne Valley. The estate provides ample parking for both residents and guests and the apartment also benefits from having its own garage situated in the garage block behind the main buildings. Additional communal areas within the house include a mezzanine level and a basement, both offer private storage areas for residents. "