Cherwell Composite Doors - BeaconsfieldA new composite door makes an impact on the exterior of your house, whether you're looking to sharpen up your property prior to selling it or upgrade to enjoy your own pleasure. Cherwell Windows understands the impact high quality doors and windows are able to make and put their customers first. beaconsfield door and window have showrooms located in Banbury, Henley on Thames and Beaconsfield.QualityA stunning new front entrance is the best way to make a lasting impression on your guests. Cherwell Windows has a solution for those who are moving into your first home and wish to make a mark or improve the appearance of your existing house in preparation for downsizing or selling. Cherwell Windows' showrooms in Banbury and Henley on Thames offer a large selection of wood-effect windows and doors. Their team is dedicated to bringing unique solutions to your property. Furthermore, their products come with both installation and product guarantees to ensure peace of mind.DesignIt's great to see some builders pushing the boundaries in a world when most homes are built with standard frames doors, windows, and frames. Cherwell Windows, for example has a showroom in Beaconsfield in which you can browse their large selection of wood-effect windows and doors. They have a friendly knowledgeable staff who will be more than happy to help you find the right solution for your home.The house, which was a blend of Italianate and Second Empire styles, was extremely luxurious for the time. It had 25 rooms, encaustic tiles pavement in the foyer and bronze hardware on the doors, eight fireplaces made of marble and numerous elaborate ceiling rosettes and cornices. It also had a stunning double-drawing-room that had a second-floor stained-glass window emblazoned "J.P."After Peake's bankruptcy, the Cundall family took possession of Beaconsfield in 1883. The Cundall family sold the house in 1883 for $11,000 which was only a fraction of its original price cost of $35,000. This was a significant amount at the time and it would be a long time before the mortgage was paid off.When the house was purchased in 1986, it was transformed into an emergency and refugee house for young women. It remains one of the most remarkable houses in Beaconsfield and is an ode to its owners' ongoing maintenance and respect for its architectural heritage. In fact, the current owner of the house, Riaz Hameed, has preserved the classic style of the front while modernising the rear elevation with large Schuco sliding doors and roof lighting. This has resulted in a vast open-plan living area with panoramic views of the garden. It's a great illustration of how to preserve the integrity of a historic structure while adding modern features that increase its value.