17th Century timber framed farmhouse near Uxbridge
Cowley Peachey near Uxbridge
About this location
Built in the Elizabethan or early Jacobean period, somewhere between 1550 and 1610 this grade 2 listed half timbered large detached farmhouse is in Cowley Peachey on the western edge of London. It's 35 minutes from central London by public transport (Elizabeth Line). The house is 12 minutes by taxi from Heathrow (but not under the flight path). The extensive grounds and large garden are surrounded by a high wall so the house is very private and secure. There are four reception rooms, all with fireplaces (two of which are inglenook fireplaces), five bedrooms, a large kitchen, two bathrooms and a barn big enough to contain four cars. The large drive in forn tof the house can accommodate up to 10 cars.
Production features
Period features
Ground-floor access