Previously a vicarage, this home now has a hallway, living room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, home office, playroom, 6 bedrooms (1 en suite), dressing room, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate coach houses.
1/12 Exterior
2/12 Living room
Distinct groups of furniture divide this large space into separate zones. Wood and crushed velvet in pastel and neutral tones have been used here for a relaxed, lavish look.
Find a similar coffee table at Puji, and the armchairs can be found at Andrew Martin.
3/12 Dining room
The owners' mantra for mixing classic and contemporary furniture and furnishings runs throughout the house. Here, a classic solid wood dining table marries beautifully with the modern accessories, such as the floor lamp.
For antique dining tables and chairs, try Elizabeth James Antiques.
4/12 Kitchen
Having teamed soft grey kitchen units with black granite worktops, this country kitchen has a modern edge. The pale wood flooring keeps the room light, while the black of the worktop is reflected onto the bar stools.
The grey paint is from Marston & Langinger.
5/12 Open-plan kitchen
The owners were impressed with the proportions within the house, allowing them to fit a breakfast room next door to the kitchen. The archway gives the two rooms a sense of division.
Find similar bar stools at IKEA.
6/12 Breakfast room
Mirrors placed at either end of this open-plan room add to the illusion of space. The use of symmetry and classic lines creates an ordered look, while the white linen keeps it relaxed.
The table is from Top Furniture and the chairs from IKEA.
7/12 Hallway stairs
The dark wood of the banister, mirrored on the console table, sets the tone for a grand entrance. The soft blue walls and pale floor soften the wood.
8/12 Home office snug
Tucked away in a small snug is the antique-style home office. In the absence of a window with a view, these paintings provide a pleasing alternative.
Visit Alfies Antique Market for a similar desk.
9/12 Main bedroom
The sophisticated decor in the bedroom would not look out of place in a luxury hotel. Mixing textures adds interest to the palette of charcoal and neutrals.
John Lewis sells a similar headboard.
10/12 Main bedroom en suite
The owners built the twin basin vanity unit in the main bedroom's en suite so it would fit exactly with what they wanted. The mirror doubles the room in size.
Use our Find a Tradesman tool to locate someone in your area who can recreate this look for you.
11/12 En suite bath
The marble around the top of the bath reflects the vanity unit opposite. Lights dotted around the wall create a romantic look and add warmth to the scheme.
The wall lights are from Porta Romana, and mosaic tiles from Capitol Ceramics.
12/12 Guest bedroom
All the guest bedrooms follow a similar look; neutral walls with white bedlinen and soft grey furnishings.
Visit Christy for crisp white bedlinen.
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