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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. Furthermore, 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.

There are few English country retreats that capture the imagination quite like a historic castle, where centuries of arc...
16/10/2026

There are few English country retreats that capture the imagination quite like a historic castle, where centuries of architectural character meet the quiet beauty of the Norfolk landscape.

Surrounded by a traditional moat and approached through an imposing gatehouse, this remarkable residence offers a rare sense of seclusion and grandeur, set within easy reach of the royal estate at Sandringham.

Inside, the atmosphere is rich with period detail. Dark wood panelling, elegant stained glass and immense fireplaces lend the principal rooms a timeless sense of occasion, while four reception rooms provide ample space for gathering and entertaining. A generous dining room sets the scene for long, candlelit suppers, complemented by a snooker room that evokes the traditions of the English country house.

Beyond the stone walls, landscaped gardens offer a tranquil setting for leisurely afternoons, with a firepit and barbecue extending the experience into the warmer months.

With fifteen bedrooms and accommodation for up to thirty guests, this extraordinary property is designed for memorable gatherings, whether a family celebration or a restorative escape with friends.

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Set above the shores of the Cromarty Firth in Ross-shire, Ardross Castle is an extraordinary expression of Victorian Hig...
15/10/2026

Set above the shores of the Cromarty Firth in Ross-shire, Ardross Castle is an extraordinary expression of Victorian Highland grandeur. Its warm sandstone elevations, soaring towers, conical turrets and intricate architectural detailing create a romantic silhouette against the surrounding landscape, providing an appropriately dramatic setting for the BBC’s hit psychological reality series The Traitors.

The castle’s character is matched by its setting. Sweeping lawns, formal terraces, ornamental gardens and mature trees frame the principal façade, while its elevated position affords far reaching views across the firth and the rolling countryside beyond. The grounds reflect the historic relationship between architecture and landscape, with carefully composed approaches and expansive parkland establishing a sense of ceremony on arrival. Inside, grand reception rooms and richly detailed interiors complete the atmosphere of intrigue that has made the castle so recognisable to television audiences.

Beyond its screen presence, Ardross Castle has a fascinating history on the property market. In 1937, it was advertised for private sale through John D. Wood & Co., with approximately 150 acres offered alongside the residence. Decades later, a 1983 edition of Country Life featured the castle in a Savills sale advertisement, this time as part of an estate extending to approximately 420 acres.

Today, Ardross Castle occupies a distinctive place in the imagination, uniting Highland history, architectural splendour and the theatrical allure of one of Britain’s most recognisable television settings.

An early Georgian country house is often at its finest when its architecture is allowed to speak through proportion and ...
14/10/2026

An early Georgian country house is often at its finest when its architecture is allowed to speak through proportion and restraint. This substantial detached residence combines a carefully balanced principal elevation with tall sash windows and classical detailing, creating a formal composition that sits comfortably within the surrounding Oxfordshire countryside.

Approximately eleven acres of grounds surround the house, with mature gardens, a brook, orchard, pond and paddocks creating a varied landscape around the principal residence. Stables and traditional outbuildings contribute to the character of the wider property, while the established grounds give the house a sense of privacy and permanence.

Inside, the accommodation extends across a substantial sequence of reception rooms and bedrooms, with the original Georgian proportions providing a strong foundation for contemporary country living. The relationship between the house, water, orchard and surrounding landscape is particularly appealing, creating a country-house setting that feels both established and connected to its rural surroundings.

đź’µ Asking Price: ÂŁ3,000,000

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Dating from the late sixteenth century and subsequently rebuilt and enlarged during the nineteenth century, this remarka...
13/10/2026

Dating from the late sixteenth century and subsequently rebuilt and enlarged during the nineteenth century, this remarkable Grade II listed country house possesses the architectural presence of a genuine English estate.

Its historic elevations, generous scale and formal composition create a particularly imposing relationship with the surrounding gardens.

Approximately 2.5 acres of grounds surround the house, with mature gardens providing an appropriately established setting for the architecture. The property has a distinguished history, having been extensively remodelled for a prominent Victorian family and later welcoming Queen Mary during the Second World War. Its provenance gives the house a depth that extends well beyond its architecture.

Inside, approximately 17,384 sq ft provides an extraordinary sequence of reception rooms, bedrooms and ancillary spaces, with the scale of the accommodation reflecting the importance of the residence.

The combination of historic fabric, architectural grandeur and mature landscape gives this property the character of an English country house conceived for entertaining on an exceptional scale.

đź’µ Asking Price: ÂŁ4,700,000

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This elegant Grade II listed Georgian country house occupies an elevated position within the Somerset countryside, its h...
02/10/2026

This elegant Grade II listed Georgian country house occupies an elevated position within the Somerset countryside, its handsome stone elevations and carefully judged proportions giving the architecture a quiet confidence.

More than eight acres of private grounds surround the house, with landscaped gardens, mature trees and broad lawns creating a succession of views around the principal elevations.

Beyond the immediate gardens, the land opens towards the Chew Valley and distant hills, giving the property an unusually strong relationship with its surrounding landscape. Traditional outbuildings further reinforce its country-house character.

Following a comprehensive restoration, the interiors combine original Georgian character with a more contemporary interpretation of country-house living. Generous reception rooms and six bedrooms provide a substantial family residence, while the carefully preserved architectural details maintain a strong connection to the house’s origins. The result is an elegant Georgian composition in which stone, garden and countryside work together naturally.

đź’µ Asking Price: ÂŁ2,850,000 Guide Price

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The principal part of an elegant Grade I| listed Victorian manor house with its own large private garden and the use of ...
01/10/2026

The principal part of an elegant Grade I| listed Victorian manor house with its own large private garden and the use of 20 acres of picturesque parkland.

This exquisite manor house boasts impressive and elegant accommodation arranged over three floors. The house has undergone an extensive programme of refurbishment, and it is well suited to both formal entertaining and modern family living.

It retains many fine features including striking bay windows overlooking the garden and grounds, original carved oak and walnut panelling to the walls, original shutters to the windows, ornate moulded ceilings and cornices, fine panelled doors with original brass fittings, ornate period fireplaces with over mantels and a magnificent staircase to the first floor with fine stained glass windows depicting the four seasons.

Asking Price: ÂŁ3,500,000

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Set within approximately 44 acres of landscaped gardens, parkland and pasture, this exceptional Bedfordshire estate comb...
23/09/2026

Set within approximately 44 acres of landscaped gardens, parkland and pasture, this exceptional Bedfordshire estate combines the proportions of a classical country house with the privacy and flexibility of a substantial modern estate.

Originally an Edwardian residence and subsequently rebuilt in a refined Georgian style, the house has been comprehensively refurbished while retaining its elegant symmetry, generous proportions and traditional character. More than 12,000 sq ft of accommodation is arranged across the principal house, a converted former stable block and a separate lodge, creating an unusually versatile arrangement for family life, entertaining and multi generational living.

The gardens are equally impressive, extending to around 10 acres of formal landscaping with sweeping lawns, mature trees, richly planted borders, an ornamental pond and fountain. Beyond them, the estate opens into gently rolling parkland and pasture, while a heated outdoor swimming pool, steam room and private terrace provide a more contemporary dimension. Long views across the surrounding Bedfordshire countryside complete the setting, with the estate remaining remarkably secluded despite being within approximately an hour of Central London.

đź’µ Asking Price: ÂŁ4,000,000

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Set within the wooded landscape of Pierrefonds, Château de Vertefeuille is an elegant nineteenth century residence whose...
22/09/2026

Set within the wooded landscape of Pierrefonds, Château de Vertefeuille is an elegant nineteenth century residence whose pale stone elevations and restrained classical detailing give it an unmistakably romantic French character. Built in 1858, the château dates from a fascinating period in Pierrefonds’ history, when the town was transformed under Napoleon III and became an important destination within the imperial landscape of the Compiègne forest.

The house is surrounded by approximately 1.5 hectares of private parkland, where mature trees, expansive lawns and established planting create a wonderfully secluded setting. The relationship between the formal architecture and the surrounding landscape is particularly beautiful, with the château occupying the centre of an estate that feels both cultivated and deeply connected to the woodland beyond.

Following an extensive renovation, the château combines its historic character with a remarkably contemporary level of comfort. Around 550 square metres of accommodation incorporate elegant reception rooms and preserved period details alongside a swimming pool, Finnish sauna, gym and private cinema. With the forests of Compiègne surrounding Pierrefonds and the extraordinary Château de Pierrefonds itself nearby, Vertefeuille offers a distinctly French interpretation of the country estate.

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Set within the rolling countryside of Leicestershire, this extraordinary Grade I listed country house combines architect...
21/09/2026

Set within the rolling countryside of Leicestershire, this extraordinary Grade I listed country house combines architectural grandeur with the scale and tranquillity of a historic English estate. Built principally in dressed stone, the house presents an imposing symmetrical façade, elegant sash windows and beautifully proportioned classical elevations, giving it the unmistakable presence of a great country residence.

The surrounding landscape is equally remarkable, extending across approximately 54 acres of gardens and parkland. Sweeping lawns, mature specimen trees, a ha ha, ornamental water and a historic walled garden create a landscape of exceptional character, with elements attributed to the celebrated 18th century landscape designer Capability Brown.

With roots stretching back centuries, the estate has evolved through generations while retaining the atmosphere of a quintessential English country house. Today the property incorporates the principal mansion, extensive accommodation, leisure facilities, cottages and formal gardens, creating an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire one of England’s great historic estates.

đź’µ Asking Price: ÂŁ18,000,000

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A remarkable 17th century farmhouse on the leafy edge of London, this historic home was transformed over the centuries, ...
20/09/2026

A remarkable 17th century farmhouse on the leafy edge of London, this historic home was transformed over the centuries, with a grand symmetrical Georgian façade added in the 18th century. Its mellow brickwork, delicate fanlight and classical proportions contrast beautifully with the more informal character of the original house beyond.

Inside, Rose Uniacke has brought together the layers of the house with an understated sense of luxury. Muted colours, natural materials, exceptional antiques and contemporary art create interiors that feel calm yet deeply considered, from the austere Georgian hall to the warm, light filled sitting room and richly coloured study.

Beyond the house, an acre of garden designed by Tom Stuart Smith unfolds towards the water, with geometric beds softened by abundant cottage style planting. The formal structure of the garden sits naturally within its mature setting, while the lake reflects the Georgian façade and completes a remarkable composition of architecture, landscape and history.

Photography by Lucas Allen
Interior design by Rose Uniacke
Gardens by Tom Stuart-Smith

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