This architecturally designed home shows a large contemporary detached residence that blends a traditional rural house form with restrained modern detailing.
In this architecturally designed home, the composition is asymmetrical, with a prominent two-storey gabled block to the right and a long single-storey wing extending to the left. A lower linking volume connects the two elements, giving the building a broad, articulated footprint rather than a single monolithic mass. The steeply pitched roofs are finished in dark slate or slate-effect tiles, with minimal eaves and verges, creating a crisp silhouette.
The exterior is predominantly finished in smooth white render, contrasted by dark window frames, roofing and rainwater goods. A vertical section of dark natural-stone cladding emphasizes the principal entrance and visually anchors the taller part of the façade. The entrance itself is contemporary, with extensive glazing and a projecting horizontal canopy.
The fenestration is modern and carefully ordered. The single-storey wing uses tall, narrow vertically proportioned windows, while the main two-storey volume incorporates larger openings, including broad ground- and first-floor windows. Dark frames provide strong contrast against the white walls. A rooflight/dormer-style opening on the front roof slope introduces daylight into the upper roof space.
Overall, this design is contemporary rural architecture with vernacular influences: traditional pitched-roof and rendered-wall forms are retained, but interpreted through simplified detailing, large areas of glazing, dark finishes and a limited material palette. The landscaped frontage, sweeping paved driveway, low planting and discreet exterior lighting reinforce the property's clean, high-end residential character.
