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We pride ourselves on our ability to achieve practical, thoughtful bespoke design solutions for each individual project and provide a sympathetic and sustainable design tailored to each unique site. Our projects cover a wide range of disciplines including private houses, conversions and renovations, alterations to Grade 1 & 2 listed buildings and both residential and commercial developments. Furth

ermore, we offer an exclusive interior design service provided by our expertly trained resident interior designer. Our comprehensive service includes the initial site appraisal and planning application through to building regulation drawings and design as well as implementation with your own appointed construction team with the aim of creating forms and spaces that are beautifully proportioned, considered, responsive, pragmatic and formed using high-quality sustainable materials. We are committed to finding sustainable solutions in both traditional and contemporary buildings and undertake projects of all sizes, our in-house interior design and construction team working with you every step of the way to ensure the plans we develop with you are achieved as intended and co-incident with the ever-increasing demands for energy-efficient buildings which respond to their immediate surroundings and to the wider environment in a meaningful way. So regardless of whether you are looking for a small office space or in need of a full property renovation our expertise in design means your experience will always be, without exception, of the highest standard.

Today’s property possesses the calm grandeur of the English country house at its most refined. Grade II listed and built...
02/09/2026

Today’s property possesses the calm grandeur of the English country house at its most refined. Grade II listed and built in the Greek Revival style, the house is distinguished by its classical proportions and beautifully ordered elevations, while generous reception rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows bring an unusual amount of light into the principal rooms.

The house occupies approximately seven acres of established gardens and grounds, overlooking open countryside and the distinctive outline of Cley Hill beyond. An ornamental lake with a waterfall provides a particularly picturesque element to the landscape, while mature planting, lawns and terraces create a succession of views around the house. A separate cottage and extensive outbuildings add to the sense of an established country estate.

Inside, the proportions of the principal rooms remain central to the character of the house, with an elegant cantilevered stone staircase providing a particularly impressive architectural focal point. There is something timeless about this home: a Greek Revival country house whose classical architecture sits naturally within an expansive Wiltshire landscape.

💵 Asking Price: £4,250,000 Guide Price

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There is a particular elegance to a Queen Anne house when its symmetry remains so clearly expressed. This Grade II liste...
01/09/2026

There is a particular elegance to a Queen Anne house when its symmetry remains so clearly expressed. This Grade II listed former rectory presents a handsome red-brick façade beneath a hipped tiled roof, with blue brick headers, tall sash windows and a central panelled entrance framed by classical pilasters. The restrained detailing gives the house an architectural confidence that feels entirely appropriate to its historic village setting.

Approximately one and a half acres of established gardens surround the house, with formal lawns, clipped topiary and mature planting creating a carefully composed approach to the principal elevation. Beyond the garden lies the parish church and the historic landscape of Penshurst, providing a remarkable sense of continuity between house, village and countryside.

Inside, the house extends to more than 6,300 sq ft, with generous reception rooms and a wealth of period character complemented by carefully considered modern additions. The result is a rare combination of architectural clarity and domestic comfort, where the symmetry of the Queen Anne façade, the maturity of the gardens and the historic setting combine to create a house of considerable character.

💵 Asking Price: £4,600,000 Guide Price

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Set high on the southern slopes of Bath, this remarkable Georgian residence enjoys an elevated position overlooking one ...
30/08/2026

Set high on the southern slopes of Bath, this remarkable Georgian residence enjoys an elevated position overlooking one of England’s most celebrated historic cities. The house is approached through its own grounds, with mature gardens falling away from the property and opening towards far-reaching views across Bath, creating an unusual sense of privacy and space so close to the city centre.

Dating from the 18th century, the property was formed through the joining of two adjoining Georgian townhouses, resulting in an expansive seven-bedroom residence of considerable architectural character. Its proportions, period detailing and generous reception rooms retain the atmosphere of a traditional Bath house, while the scale of the accommodation allows it to function as a substantial contemporary home.

The setting is perhaps its most distinctive quality. From the gardens, Bath unfolds below, placing the city’s historic architecture and landscape directly within the view while remaining within easy walking distance of its centre. With Bath Spa station nearby and London accessible by direct rail connection, the property brings together Georgian heritage, private gardens and an exceptional outlook in one of Bath’s most desirable positions.

💵 Asking Price: £2,750,000

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Dating from 1805, this elegant Grade II listed Georgian house possesses the measured proportions and restrained detailin...
29/08/2026

Dating from 1805, this elegant Grade II listed Georgian house possesses the measured proportions and restrained detailing that make the period so enduring.

Formerly a rectory until the mid twentieth century, the house has been sympathetically maintained, retaining its gracious proportions and a handsome classical façade centred upon a pillared porch and fanlight. Wisteria softens the elevation, creating a particularly attractive relationship between the architecture and garden.

Approached through timber gates and a sweeping gravel drive, the house sits within approximately 1.67 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Mature trees, established planting and broad lawns provide a sense of privacy, while the gardens are arranged to allow the house to remain the natural focus of the landscape. It is a setting that feels appropriately domestic rather than grandiose, retaining the character of a much-loved country rectory.

Inside, more than 7,000 sq ft of accommodation provides four to five reception rooms and seven bedrooms, with the principal spaces retaining the generous proportions expected of a Georgian house. The combination of architectural symmetry, mature gardens and a quietly historic setting gives this property a particularly appealing character: substantial without being ostentatious, and elegant without sacrificing the feeling of a real home.

💵 Asking Price: £2,950,000

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This Grade II* listed Queen Anne residence dates from the early eighteenth century and presents an exceptionally compose...
28/08/2026

This Grade II* listed Queen Anne residence dates from the early eighteenth century and presents an exceptionally composed façade, its warm stone elevations, tall sash windows and central entrance arranged with a formality softened by mature planting. The result is a house that feels both grand and remarkably at ease within its surroundings.

The gardens are perhaps its greatest visual asset. Formal lawns descend from the principal elevation through clipped yew and established borders, creating a series of strong axial views towards the house. Beyond them, mature trees and the River Avon provide a softer landscape, while the position on the outskirts of Bath gives the property an unusual combination of rural tranquillity and proximity to one of England’s great architectural cities.

Inside, the house retains a wealth of period character alongside beautifully considered contemporary interventions, with generous reception rooms arranged for both formal entertaining and relaxed country living. The relationship between the architecture, the formal gardens and the river beyond gives this property an unusually complete sense of place — a Queen Anne residence in which house and landscape have been allowed to mature together.

💵 Asking Price: £3,950,000

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There is an enduring charm to the English rectory, particularly when its architecture and setting remain so closely conn...
27/08/2026

There is an enduring charm to the English rectory, particularly when its architecture and setting remain so closely connected to the landscape around it. This Grade II listed Queen Anne house dates from the early eighteenth century and retains elegant, well-proportioned rooms, large sash windows, wooden shutters and original panelling. Its warm brick elevations and restrained classical detailing give the house a quiet authority that has survived remarkably well.

Set within approximately two acres, the gardens are framed by mature trees and hedges, with sweeping lawns extending towards the surrounding hills of the Pewsey Vale. Formal garden rooms sit closer to the house, defined by mature Irish yews and beech hedges, while an orchard and south-west facing courtyard provide a more informal character. The ancient church beside the property and the distant chalk hills reinforce the sense of a setting that has remained largely unchanged for generations.

The house itself offers seven bedrooms, four reception rooms and a separate annexe, with a handsome central reception hall leading to a series of generous principal rooms. Much of the historic fabric remains intact, while the gardens provide a fitting setting for the architecture. There is something particularly evocative about The Old Rectory: a Queen Anne house whose proportions, planting and surrounding landscape still speak of the rural world for which it was created.

💵 Asking Price: £1,875,000

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Wingfield House presents a composed narrative of English domestic architecture, shaped across centuries yet retaining a ...
26/08/2026

Wingfield House presents a composed narrative of English domestic architecture, shaped across centuries yet retaining a clear sense of order and restraint.
Positioned near Frome, the house reflects a Georgian foundation enriched by later 19th-century interventions, where symmetry gives way to moments of expressive detail.
The principal rooms retain their early proportions, with high ceilings, refined plasterwork, and original fireplaces anchoring the interiors. A later addition introduces a more atmospheric quality—vaulted ceilings, carved timber, and an inglenook fireplace creating a distinct contrast to the formal geometry of the earlier structure. The result is a house that moves fluidly between discipline and character.
Arranged over generous proportions, the accommodation balances historic integrity with modern living, offering a sequence of reception spaces and well-considered private rooms. The surrounding grounds, extending to just over an acre, are quietly structured with mature planting, open lawn, and a sense of seclusion that complements the architecture.
Wingfield House is defined not by a single period, but by its evolution-each layer adding depth without compromising coherence.
Asking Price: £1,100,000
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Lucknam Park occupies an enviable position within 500 acres of rolling Wiltshire countryside, approached through an impr...
24/08/2026

Lucknam Park occupies an enviable position within 500 acres of rolling Wiltshire countryside, approached through an impressive avenue of mature lime and beech trees. The journey towards the house is part of the experience, gradually revealing the Palladian façade, landscaped gardens and expansive parkland beyond.

Built in the early 18th century, the house retains the proportions and atmosphere of a distinguished English country estate. Its 42 bedrooms and suites are individually styled, while the wider grounds offer a succession of gardens, woodland walks and open fields that give the property an unmistakable sense of space and seclusion.

There is a close connection between the estate and its food, with the gardens and surrounding land providing seasonal ingredients for the kitchens. Dining ranges from the Michelin starred Restaurant Hywel Jones to the more informal Walled Garden Restaurant, where the setting is as much a part of the experience as the food itself.

Surrounded by mature landscapes and approached along one of the estate’s defining avenues, Lucknam Park offers a particularly graceful interpretation of the English country house, combining historic architecture, gardens and countryside in one remarkably peaceful setting.

23/08/2026

High above the harbour of Portofino, amid terraced gardens and the fragrant landscape of the Ligurian coast, Splendido occupies one of the Italian Riviera’s most extraordinary settings.

What began as a sixteenth century Benedictine monastery was transformed into a private summer residence before opening as a hotel in 1902, establishing the property as one of Portofino’s earliest great luxury retreats.

Shropham House is an exceptional example of the late Georgian and Regency country house, its restrained architecture pro...
23/08/2026

Shropham House is an exceptional example of the late Georgian and Regency country house, its restrained architecture providing a fitting expression of the elegance associated with the period. Grade II listed and extending to more than 7,200 sq ft, the house retains wonderfully proportioned rooms, tall sash windows, shutters, cornicing, ceiling roses and fine fireplaces throughout.

Set within approximately 2.06 acres, the approach is framed by mature trees, formal lawns and established borders before the house reveals itself within its landscaped setting. A gravelled carriage drive, flowering wisteria, specimen trees and formal gardens create a particularly evocative country house landscape, complemented by an orangery, courtyard and substantial coach house.

The interiors have been carefully restored to accommodate contemporary country living without losing the character of the original architecture. Generous reception rooms lead naturally towards the gardens, while the combination of historic detailing and considered modern intervention gives the house a sense of ease. Shropham is ultimately defined by its balance: classical architecture, established landscape and a distinctly English sense of place.

💵 Asking Price: £1,650,000

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