Recently brought back to life with a renovation that fuses period detail with bold, modern interiors. It’s full of personality, texture, colour and atmosphere. Every corner offers something visually unique, making it an exceptional backdrop for film, photography and TV briefs.

A long driveway framed by mature trees and brick pillars brings you to the house, which sits at the heart of its gardens. There’s space to park a fleet of cars, sweeping lawns, mature trees and a tennis court. Tucked away you’ll also find a sun terrace, a summer house and a separate renovated two-bedroom coach house.

Inside, the rooms are generous and flooded with natural light. Four different reception rooms offer completely different moods — each styled with striking colours, eclectic furniture, period fireplaces and thoughtful props. High ceilings and huge sash windows make them perfect for creating cinematic shots.

On the ground floor you’ll also find a library/snug, playroom, two sitting rooms and a large farmhouse-style kitchen, plus utility, pantry and boot room. The staircase is a feature — its bespoke runner made from upcycled Iranian rugs leads up to a skylit landing.

Upstairs are three double bedrooms, each individually styled with their own character, along with unrenovated bathrooms, and a statement dressing room, adjoining the master bedroom.

Every room tells a different story, with carefully chosen furniture, textiles and textures providing endless backdrop options. This isn’t just a house — it’s a set waiting to happen.