Cherwell Composite Doors - BeaconsfieldA new composite front door can make a significant impact on the appearance of your home, whether you are looking to improve your property to sell or improve it for your own enjoyment. Cherwell Windows knows the importance of high-quality doors and windows and puts their customers first. They have showrooms in Banbury, Henley on Thames and Beaconsfield.QualityA stunning front entrance is the best way to make an impression on your guests. Cherwell Windows has a solution for you, whether you are moving into your first home and want to stand out, or improving the curb appeal of your existing home to prepare for downsizing or selling. Their showrooms in Banbury, Henley on Thames and Beaconsfield provide a wide selection of wood-effect doors and windows and their team is committed to providing bespoke solutions that will suit your property. Furthermore their products come with both product and installation guarantees to ensure your peace of mind.DesignIt's exciting to see builders pushing the boundaries in a time when most homes are built with standard frames, doors, and windows. Cherwell Windows, for example has a showroom in Beaconsfield which allows you to explore their extensive collection of wood-effect windows and doors. Their staff is friendly and knowledgeable and will be delighted to help you find the perfect solution for your home.The house, which was a mix of Italianate and Second Empire styles, was incredible luxurious for the time. It had 25 rooms, encaustic tile pavement in the front hall, bronze hardware on the doors, eight fireplaces made of marble as well as a variety of elaborate cornices and ceiling rosettes. It also had an impressive double-drawing-room that had a second-floor stained-glass window with the words "J.P."After beaconsfield double glazing , the Cundall family repossessed Beaconsfield in 1883. The Cundall family sold the house in 1883 at $11,000 which was only a fraction of the original price cost of $35,000. However, this was an enormous amount for the time and it would take a long time to pay off the mortgage.When the house was purchased in 1986, it became a refugee and temporary home for young women. It remains one of the most impressive homes in Beaconsfield and is a testament to its owners' ongoing maintenance and respect for its architectural heritage. Riaz Hameed has modernized the rear elevation of the house, with large Schuco sliding windows and roof lights, while keeping the traditional front. This has created an open living area that has stunning views of the garden. It's a great illustration of how to preserve the authenticity of a historical property while incorporating modern features that improve its utility.