Four Beeches Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Hill House, Four Beeches is a magnificent natural stone, new-build property with a corner turret, steeply pitched roofs, large overhanging eaves and parapet gables. This 16,700 sq ft mansion is set in a picturesque location overlooking a conservation area in Cheshire. The property sits in beautiful, mature landscaped grounds extending to approximately 2 ¼ acres. A mansion thought to be the most expensive home in Greater Manchester has gone on sale for an eye-watering £11.25m. The eight-bedroom house on Green Walk, Bowdon, was built by a local businessman in 2008 but it is now ‘surplus to requirements’. The property has almost 17,000 sq ft of floor space – including six reception rooms and a leisure suite with a swimming pool, spa, gym and home cinema with a bar area. It is surrounded by 2.25 acres of landscaped grounds, with garage space for four cars. Phillip Diggle, from estate agent Gascoigne Halman, said: “It’s certainly the most expensive property we’ve ever had and the most expensive residential property in the area.

In this luxurious living area, the focal point is a sleek and sophisticated black marble TV unit, that exudes opulence and modern elegance. Positioned in front of it is an exclusive beige-colored sofa, adorned with accent pillows, providing a perfect blend of comfort and style. A striking black table with golden accents complements the ensemble, adding a touch of luxury and contrast. The ambiance is further elevated by the presence of white sheer curtains, gently filtering natural light into the space and creating an airy, ethereal atmosphere. Against the backdrop of beige wall paneling, a captivating painting hangs, adding a pop of color and visual interest. Rich dark wenge-colored teak wood furniture pieces enhance the sense of luxury and warmth, seamlessly blending with the overall aesthetic. A peg table with a metal golden and black base serves as a chic and functional addition, harmonizing with the color scheme and adding a hint of glamour. Throughout the living area, a captivating color palette of cappuccino beige, black, and brown creates a sense of sophistication and cohesion, tying together the elements of the space in a harmonious composition. The result is a refined and inviting living area that exudes luxury and style, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining guests.

A tribute to the elegant interpretation of the classic! For the living room on the first floor we choose Classic with high-grade gray + dark blue + orange. The calm and orange single product under the dark blue tone highlights the space and draws some artistic inspirations from the Middle World Renaissance into the space, plain and soft The decoration enhances the breathing of the space, and the retro style makes the space more artistic. Modern furniture is given more texture, and exquisite ornaments are transformed into a new art trend. The black and white elements of classic patterns ignite the atmosphere of the space.

A tribute to the elegant interpretation of the classic! For the living room on the first floor we choose Classic with high-grade gray + dark blue + orange. The calm and orange single product under the dark blue tone highlights the space and draws some artistic inspirations from the Middle World Renaissance into the space, plain and soft The decoration enhances the breathing of the space, and the retro style makes the space more artistic. Modern furniture is given more texture, and exquisite ornaments are transformed into a new art trend. The black and white elements of classic patterns ignite the atmosphere of the space.