West Park Road, Newchapel, RH7

Renowned for his ‘Arts and Crafts’ style and use of reclaimed materials, this Blunden Shadbolt designed home is a perfect example of early twentieth century architecture in a fantastic semi-rural setting.

A solid oak stable door opens into a recently refitted, contemporary kitchen/family room. With oak beams over head, it is certainly the hub of the home and enjoys the old and the new, boasting a central island, a fabulous range of integrated appliances including a double oven and a full height wine cooler, and space to sit and relax.

A fantastic Inglenook fireplace provides the perfect focal point for the triple aspect formal dining room which sits perfectly to the side of the kitchen and has enough space to seat the whole family. Our favourite room on the ground floor is the recently reconfigured family room which has a lovely feel and boasts bi-folding doors leading to the garden. The sitting room is a magnificent entertaining space, offering a dual aspect over the front and rear, as well as a superb ‘Beehive’ fireplace. The ground floor is completed by a glorious orangery and a cloakroom.

The ground floor rises from the rear hallway to the spacious first floor landing, incorporating storage built into the natural pitch of the roof. True to architect’s style, there is a oak balustrade from reclaimed material and an off centre window offering views to the front.

A stunning triple aspect master bedroom boasts a floor to ceiling window overlooking the gardens and paddocks. There is a stunning en suite with separate bath and walk-in shower cubicle, and a dressing room. Bedrooms two and three are both triple aspect with the former benefiting from an ensuite shower room. The fourth is also a good size and has an ensuite WC. A beaitifully fitted family bathroom completes the accommodation.