What Is Beaconsfield Door And Window And Why Is Everyone Talking About It

Cherwell Composite Doors - Beaconsfield

A new composite door can make a an enormous difference to the front of your home regardless of whether you're looking for a way to improve the look of your home before selling it or upgrading to enjoy your own pleasure. Cherwell Windows understands the impact premium windows and doors are able to make and place their customers first. They have showrooms in Banbury, Henley on Thames and Beaconsfield.

Quality

A stunning new front entryway is the ideal way to make an impression on your guests. It doesn't matter if you're moving into your first property and want to impress or improve the kerb appeal of your existing home to be ready to sell or downsizing, Cherwell Windows will have solutions that meet your needs. Their showrooms in Banbury, Henley on Thames and Beaconsfield offer an extensive selection of wood effect windows and doors. Their team is dedicated to offering bespoke solutions that will suit your property. Additionally their products come with both product and installation guarantees to ensure peace of mind.

Design

In a time where the majority of homes are built with standardised windows, doors and frames, it's nice to see that some builders continue to push the boundaries. Cherwell Windows has a showroom in Beaconsfield where you can browse through their extensive selection of wood-effect windows and doors. They have a friendly and knowledgeable staff that will be delighted to assist you in finding the perfect solution for your home.





The house was a mixture of Italianate and Second Empire style. It was luxurious for the time. It was home to 25 rooms, with encaustic tiled in the front hall, bronze hardware on the door, eight marble fireplaces and elaborate cornices. It also had a stunning double-drawing space with an amazing second floor stained glass window that was emblazoned with "J.P." for James Peake.

In 1883, after Peake's bankruptcy the Cundall family reclaimed Beaconsfield. They sold the house for $11,000, a only a fraction of the initial price of $35,000. It was a large sum at the time, and it would be a long time before the mortgage was paid off.

When door fitters beaconsfield was sold in 1986 the house was renamed, and was transformed into a refugee and temporary residence for young women. It is one of Beaconsfield's most notable houses and a testimony to the owners' constant upkeep and respect for their architectural heritage. In fact, the present owner of the house, Riaz Hameed, has preserved the original character of the front, while modernizing the rear elevation, with large Schuco sliding doors and roof lights. This has resulted in an open living area that has stunning views of the garden. It's a great example of how to maintain the character of a traditional structure while adding modern features that enhance its functionality.