Fulmer Gardens House is a grand country house dating back to the late 1800s, boasting over 13,000 square feet of accommodation and situated on 10.5 acres of gardens and grounds. The property, which requires renovation and modernization, features many characterful details such as stone quoins, high ceilings, and ornate fireplaces. The main wing of the house includes a grand reception hall, impressive principal reception rooms, and a self-contained cottage. The formal gardens and grounds are a highlight, with expansive lawns, pathways, a water garden, tennis court, and a swimming pool, as well as an abundance of specimen trees, including some planted by Queen Victoria. The property benefits from three gated entrances, ample parking, and a double garage. The self-contained cottage adds to the property's charm, providing a further two bedrooms and a bathroom. Located in the picturesque village of Fulmer, the property offers easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Gerrards Cross and London.