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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.

Tucked into the Cornish countryside near Saint Ervan, this characterful rural retreat captures the enduring appeal of a ...
26/10/2026

Tucked into the Cornish countryside near Saint Ervan, this characterful rural retreat captures the enduring appeal of a slower, more considered way of living. Surrounded by open farmland and within easy reach of the Atlantic coastline, the property offers a setting where the landscape becomes an integral part of the experience.

Inside, four bedrooms and three bathrooms accommodate up to eight guests, with thoughtfully appointed interiors that balance traditional warmth with contemporary comfort. A log burner creates an inviting focal point for cooler evenings, while a freestanding bath offers a moment of quiet indulgence. Outside, a wood fired hot tub and fire pit encourage long evenings beneath the Cornish sky, with the surrounding countryside lending a sense of privacy and tranquillity.

The sandy shores of Porthcothan Beach are a short drive away, while the historic harbour town of Padstow offers an appealing mix of maritime heritage, independent boutiques and celebrated seafood. From coastal walks to leisurely afternoons by the water, the surrounding landscape invites exploration at an unhurried pace.

A considered countryside escape, this is a home that celebrates the distinctive character of Cornwall, bringing together rural simplicity, understated comfort and the timeless allure of the coast.

🛌 Sleeps: 8 (4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms)

💵 Asking Price: Available On Request

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Set within 54 acres of rolling Leicestershire countryside, this extraordinary Grade I listed mansion extends to approxim...
24/10/2026

Set within 54 acres of rolling Leicestershire countryside, this extraordinary Grade I listed mansion extends to approximately 36,000 sq ft, encompassing 48 individually decorated bedrooms, grand reception rooms and centuries of architectural evolution. Its impressive scale and distinguished heritage make it one of the most remarkable country estates currently on the market.

The estate’s story stretches back more than 500 years, having remained within the same family for generations. The oldest surviving parts of the present house date to 1633, with successive alterations reflecting the changing tastes and ambitions of its owners. The surrounding landscape was shaped by the celebrated Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, whose naturalistic approach created sweeping pastoral views and a harmonious relationship between architecture and countryside.

Beyond its historic interiors, the estate incorporates four additional cottages, a wellness centre, tennis courts and impressive listed stables. Its combination of architectural grandeur, extensive grounds and established leisure facilities offers extraordinary versatility, whether envisioned as an exclusive private residence, a distinguished hospitality destination or a prestigious country retreat.

A rare opportunity to become the next custodian of an estate where English heritage, landscape design and contemporary luxury converge.

💵 Asking Price: £18,000,000

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Set within the historic landscapes of the Vienne in western France, the Château des Ormes is a remarkable architectural ...
23/10/2026

Set within the historic landscapes of the Vienne in western France, the Château des Ormes is a remarkable architectural ensemble whose story spans six centuries. With its pale stone façades, elegant mansard roofs, symmetrical wings and formal approach, it embodies the grandeur of the great French aristocratic estates, where architecture and landscape were conceived as a single composition.

The château entered its golden age in 1729, when Marc Pierre de Voyer, Count d’Argenson, acquired the estate. A prominent minister under Louis XV, he transformed the property into a centre of intellectual life during the Enlightenment. Philosophers and writers, including Voltaire, Marmontel and Fontenelle, were associated with the celebrated gatherings held here, earning the estate a reputation as an academy of ideas.

Its architectural history is equally fascinating. The celebrated architect Charles de Wailly contributed ambitious designs during the eighteenth century, while the central residence visible today was reconstructed between 1903 and 1908 by Alfred Coulomb. The resulting composition unites different periods into a remarkably harmonious whole.

The surrounding estate retains the spirit of its aristocratic origins, with formal French gardens, an English landscape park, historic outbuildings and mature trees framing the architecture. After periods of decline and fragmentation, the property underwent an extensive restoration programme following its acquisition by Dr Sydney Abbou in 2000.

Now recognised as a historic monument, Château des Ormes stands as a testament to the enduring relationship between architectural ambition, cultivated landscapes and cultural heritage.

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There is a particular elegance to the Georgian country house, where symmetry, proportion and craftsmanship combine to cr...
19/10/2026

There is a particular elegance to the Georgian country house, where symmetry, proportion and craftsmanship combine to create an architecture that feels as assured today as it did centuries ago.

Set on the edge of Binfield, near Bracknell in Berkshire, this Grade II listed residence is a handsome example of late Georgian design, its red brick façade, traditional sash windows and carefully balanced elevations preserving the quiet distinction of the period.

Inside, original fireplaces, Georgian detailing and generous proportions sit comfortably alongside the demands of contemporary living. Five double bedrooms provide ample accommodation, while three reception rooms offer flexibility for both formal entertaining and everyday family life. At its heart, an impressive open plan kitchen and dining room features bespoke cabinetry, a central island and an exposed brick chimney breast, creating a natural gathering place. Two dedicated studies further enhance the versatility of the house, while the bathrooms introduce a more indulgent, modern sensibility.

Outside, wraparound private gardens, mature planting and secluded seating areas establish a welcome sense of tranquillity, complemented by a substantial driveway. Within walking distance of Binfield village, with its traditional pubs, local amenities and surrounding countryside, the property offers a compelling balance of historic character and modern convenience.

💵 Asking Price: £1,195,000

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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.

💵 Asking Price: £3,000,000

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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.

💵 Asking Price: £4,700,000

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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.

💵 Asking Price: £2,850,000 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: £3,500,000

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