Thoughtfully planned by the previous owner, the house blends traditional materials with a distinctive and individual design. Externally, the use of Cotswold stone allows the property to sit comfortably within its surroundings, yet it is only upon internal inspection that its truly unique character becomes apparent. Inspired by the designer’s travel, the interior reflects a Mediterranean aesthetic, with open-plan spaces, curved white walls, and vaulted ceilings. Particularly striking is how the living spaces are arranged to centre around the beautiful valley views. The property is entered via a canopied entrance and oak stable door, opening into a space that immediately draws the eye through the house to the landscape beyond. The generous sitting room features a vaulted ceiling, open fireplace, and an abundance of natural light, with French doors and extensive glazing connecting seamlessly to a decked (resin) seating terrace. This flows into an open-plan dining area also with two sets of French doors leading to the terrace, providing equally impressive outlooks. The dining area opens to a handbuilt fitted kitchen, which includes a variety of base units, a large cool cupboard, and a generous additional store. Adjoining the kitchen is a utility area with further storage, where the vaulted ceiling houses a traditional kitchen maid pulley clothes airer. A door from the utility leads to a rear store, with access to both the front and rear of the property. As illustrated by the floorplan, this splitlevel home offers extremely versatile accommodation. For families, there are four bedrooms, all served by ensuite facilities, though the layout and rooms can equally be adapted for additional living or workspaces if desired. The main bedroom suite is located on the east elevation of the property and is accessible from the dining room. The suite comprises a bedroom with ensuite shower room and a connecting dressing room/living area, which features bespoke built-in wardrobes and French doors opening to the garden. Steps down from the sitting room lead to bedroom two, which is similarly fitted with bespoke wardrobes and a safe, and is served by an ensuite bathroom with dual sinks. Stone steps up from the sitting room provide access to bedroom three, which, while served by a shower room, has also been used as a home office by both the current and previous owners. Bedroom four is located at the rear of the house and benefits from an adjoining shower room, with dual access from both the bedroom and hallway. Other notable features throughout the property include underfloor heating, an integrated vacuum system, and a bespoke wall-mounted ladder in the sitting room providing access to loft storage.

Agents note: The property is warmed by oil fired under floor heating throughout. It is served by a compliant septic tank, report available upon request. The property registered across two titles and is subject to covenants, information is readily available upon request. The garage has an asbestos roof.