Exquisite Arts & Crafts Country Estate with outstanding panoramic views

This exceptional home is one of Britain’s greatest Arts and Crafts masterpieces and was designed in 1896, by the highly esteemed architect, Charles Voysey who has been lauded as a pioneer of modern British architecture. The property was later extended at the western end by Herbert Baker who also laid out some of the formal gardens. Today, Greyfriars retains many of its original features associated with the Arts & Crafts movement, including copper fireplaces, impressive staircases and Voysey's signature heart-shaped motifs which can be seen on the letterbox, door hinges and even heart shaped keys. It also comes with two self-contained apartments which can be kept as separate units, or converted into additional bedrooms. With its sweeping carriage drive, wood-panelled rooms, high vaulted ceilings, rich wooden floors and large windows with exceptional views, and abundance of outdoor space, grandeur is exuded throughout the home which is nestled on 27 acres of private land.