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We pride ourselves on our ability to achieve practical, thoughtful bespoke design solutions for each individual project and provide a sympathetic and sustainable design tailored to each unique site. Our projects cover a wide range of disciplines including private houses, conversions and renovations, alterations to Grade 1 & 2 listed buildings and both residential and commercial developments. Furth

ermore, we offer an exclusive interior design service provided by our expertly trained resident interior designer. Our comprehensive service includes the initial site appraisal and planning application through to building regulation drawings and design as well as implementation with your own appointed construction team with the aim of creating forms and spaces that are beautifully proportioned, considered, responsive, pragmatic and formed using high-quality sustainable materials. We are committed to finding sustainable solutions in both traditional and contemporary buildings and undertake projects of all sizes, our in-house interior design and construction team working with you every step of the way to ensure the plans we develop with you are achieved as intended and co-incident with the ever-increasing demands for energy-efficient buildings which respond to their immediate surroundings and to the wider environment in a meaningful way. So regardless of whether you are looking for a small office space or in need of a full property renovation our expertise in design means your experience will always be, without exception, of the highest standard.

Set within five acres of gentle Gloucestershire countryside, this elegant 18th-century rectory dates from 1788 and posse...
08/09/2026

Set within five acres of gentle Gloucestershire countryside, this elegant 18th-century rectory dates from 1788 and possesses the quiet symmetry and proportions that make Georgian houses so enduring. Built for the local vicar, the Cotswold stone house has a wonderfully restrained architectural character, with high-cellinged rooms, a tormal five-bay elevation and an unusually clear, rectilinear plan.

The property was thoughtfully remodelled by landscape and interior designer lesley cooke who spent more than two years carefully modernising the house while retaining its historic integrity. The former stable and coach house has been transformed into a generous kitchen wing, while the interiors combine antique furniture, chinoiserie, soft greens and powder blues with contemporary comforts.

The result is sophisticated without feeling overly decorated — a house where the architecture remains firmly in command.

The gardens are equally considered. Formal elements around the house transition naturally into the surrounding agricultural landscape, with evergreen oaks and clipped hedging creating a visual connection between the architecture and countryside beyond. A landscaped pool terrace incorporates a rill and waterfall, while the wider grounds provide the sense of space and tranquillity expected of a Gloucestershire country house. It is, ultimately, a fine example of how an historic property can be carefully renewed without losing the qualities that made it special in the first place.

Set within five acres of gentle Gloucestershire countryside, this elegant 18th-century rectory dates from 1788 and posse...
08/09/2026

Set within five acres of gentle Gloucestershire countryside, this elegant 18th-century rectory dates from 1788 and possesses the quiet symmetry and proportions that make Georgian houses so enduring. Built for the local vicar, the Cotswold stone house has a wonderfully restrained architectural character, with high-ceilinged rooms, a formal five-bay elevation and an unusually clear, rectilinear plan.

The property was thoughtfully remodelled by landscape and interior designer lesley cooke who spent more than two years carefully modernising the house while retaining its historic integrity. The former stable and coach house has been transformed into a generous kitchen wing, while the interiors combine antique furniture, chinoiserie, soft greens and powder blues with contemporary comforts. The result is sophisticated without feeling overly decorated — a house where the architecture remains firmly in command.

The gardens are equally considered. Formal elements around the house transition naturally into the surrounding agricultural landscape, with evergreen oaks and clipped hedging creating a visual connection between the architecture and countryside beyond. A landscaped pool terrace incorporates a rill and waterfall, while the wider grounds provide the sense of space and tranquillity expected of a Gloucestershire country house. It is, ultimately, a fine example of how an historic property can be carefully renewed without losing the qualities that made it special in the first place.

Approached along a private tree-lined lane, this distinguished Queen Anne residence possesses an immediate sense of arri...
07/09/2026

Approached along a private tree-lined lane, this distinguished Queen Anne residence possesses an immediate sense of arrival. Believed to date from 1668, the handsome double-fronted house is characterised by balanced proportions, traditional brickwork, sash windows and a restrained façade that gives the property an enduring architectural presence. Its former association with Sir Walter Gilbey adds another layer to its long history.

The house occupies almost three acres of beautiful grounds, reached by a sweeping gravel drive and softened by mature trees and established planting. A stream passes through the landscape beneath a small bridge, while lawns, outbuildings, stables and a tack room reinforce the character of a traditional country estate. The setting has a particularly timeless quality, with the house appearing to emerge naturally from its surrounding landscape.

Inside, the period character continues through high ceilings, fireplaces, sash windows and generously proportioned reception rooms. There is considerable scope for further refurbishment, but the underlying architecture is already exceptionally strong. It is the combination of Queen Anne symmetry, mature grounds and the quiet rural setting that makes this such an appealing Corsi discovery.

💵 Asking Price: £1,300,000

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There is a quiet elegance to this Grade II listed Georgian country house whose beautifully proportioned façade looks acr...
06/09/2026

There is a quiet elegance to this Grade II listed Georgian country house whose beautifully proportioned façade looks across the valley towards the old mill pond below.

The architecture is restrained and symmetrical, with a handsome entrance, sash windows and traditional detailing giving the house the measured character associated with the Georgian period. A curved staircase and radial fanlight provide further glimpses of the craftsmanship within.

The gardens extend around the house in a series of established spaces, with mature planting, lawns and carefully maintained borders leading towards the water.

Of particular note is the box parterre planted with specimen roses, which provides a formal counterpoint to the softer landscape beyond. The southerly aspect allows the principal rooms and gardens to enjoy views across the valley, creating a particularly strong relationship between house and setting.

Inside, the generous reception rooms retain original mouldings, picture and dado rails, fireplaces and other period details, while the kitchen and family spaces provide the practical character of a much-loved country home. With a stable block, paddock and extensive gardens, this property possesses something increasingly rare: the architectural proportions of a Georgian residence combined with an intimate landscape that feels naturally connected to it.

💵 Asking Price: £1,195,000 Guide Price

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Dating from 1710, this Grade II listed Queen Anne house possesses the kind of architectural clarity that immediately rew...
05/09/2026

Dating from 1710, this Grade II listed Queen Anne house possesses the kind of architectural clarity that immediately rewards the eye. Its façade is carefully composed around a central Queen Anne entrance with fanlight, flanked by matching wings, tall windows and a capped parapet with carved stone finials. Two Venetian windows introduce a touch of ornament without disturbing the remarkable symmetry of the composition.

Behind the gates, the house occupies a private one-acre setting within a historic Conservation Area. A handsome cobbled courtyard forms the approach, while lawns and terraces extend around the house with mature planting, a waterfall and summerhouse creating a succession of intimate garden spaces. The combination of formal architecture and established greenery gives the property a particularly secluded quality despite its proximity to Epsom.

Inside, the scale and proportions of the original house remain evident through six reception rooms, including a drawing room, formal dining room and library, together with an impressive oak-panelled family and billiards room. Period features have been carefully retained throughout, creating a house in which Queen Anne architecture and contemporary country-house living sit comfortably together.

💵 Asking Price: £3,250,000 Guide Price

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Built in 1702 this Grade II listed country house presents handsome five-bay elevations in red brick, with a later eighte...
04/09/2026

Built in 1702 this Grade II listed country house presents handsome five-bay elevations in red brick, with a later eighteenth-century entrance porch framed by fluted Tuscan columns. The symmetry is beautifully judged, while the tall sash windows and restrained detailing give the house an elegance that feels remarkably unaffected by time.

The setting is equally compelling. The house sits at the centre of approximately 47 acres of gardens, parkland and woodland, approached along a long drive lined with horse chestnuts. Formal lawns surround the principal elevations before falling away towards the wider parkland, while a ha-ha preserves uninterrupted views across the landscape. A walled garden, lake, tennis court and extensive traditional outbuildings add to the sense of a complete country estate.

Inside, the architecture continues through generously proportioned rooms with panelled doors, cornicing, dado and picture rails, polished timber floors and open fireplaces. An indoor swimming pool, billiard room and additional cottages provide a distinctly modern layer to the estate without diminishing its historic character. The estate is ultimately defined by the relationship between its formal architecture and expansive Norfolk landscape — an unusually complete example of the English country house.

💵 Asking Price: £3,750,000 Guide Price

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Today’s property possesses the calm grandeur of the English country house at its most refined. Grade II listed and built...
02/09/2026

Today’s property possesses the calm grandeur of the English country house at its most refined. Grade II listed and built in the Greek Revival style, the house is distinguished by its classical proportions and beautifully ordered elevations, while generous reception rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows bring an unusual amount of light into the principal rooms.

The house occupies approximately seven acres of established gardens and grounds, overlooking open countryside and the distinctive outline of Cley Hill beyond. An ornamental lake with a waterfall provides a particularly picturesque element to the landscape, while mature planting, lawns and terraces create a succession of views around the house. A separate cottage and extensive outbuildings add to the sense of an established country estate.

Inside, the proportions of the principal rooms remain central to the character of the house, with an elegant cantilevered stone staircase providing a particularly impressive architectural focal point. There is something timeless about this home: a Greek Revival country house whose classical architecture sits naturally within an expansive Wiltshire landscape.

💵 Asking Price: £4,250,000 Guide Price

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There is a particular elegance to a Queen Anne house when its symmetry remains so clearly expressed. This Grade II liste...
01/09/2026

There is a particular elegance to a Queen Anne house when its symmetry remains so clearly expressed. This Grade II listed former rectory presents a handsome red-brick façade beneath a hipped tiled roof, with blue brick headers, tall sash windows and a central panelled entrance framed by classical pilasters. The restrained detailing gives the house an architectural confidence that feels entirely appropriate to its historic village setting.

Approximately one and a half acres of established gardens surround the house, with formal lawns, clipped topiary and mature planting creating a carefully composed approach to the principal elevation. Beyond the garden lies the parish church and the historic landscape of Penshurst, providing a remarkable sense of continuity between house, village and countryside.

Inside, the house extends to more than 6,300 sq ft, with generous reception rooms and a wealth of period character complemented by carefully considered modern additions. The result is a rare combination of architectural clarity and domestic comfort, where the symmetry of the Queen Anne façade, the maturity of the gardens and the historic setting combine to create a house of considerable character.

💵 Asking Price: £4,600,000 Guide Price

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Set high on the southern slopes of Bath, this remarkable Georgian residence enjoys an elevated position overlooking one ...
30/08/2026

Set high on the southern slopes of Bath, this remarkable Georgian residence enjoys an elevated position overlooking one of England’s most celebrated historic cities. The house is approached through its own grounds, with mature gardens falling away from the property and opening towards far-reaching views across Bath, creating an unusual sense of privacy and space so close to the city centre.

Dating from the 18th century, the property was formed through the joining of two adjoining Georgian townhouses, resulting in an expansive seven-bedroom residence of considerable architectural character. Its proportions, period detailing and generous reception rooms retain the atmosphere of a traditional Bath house, while the scale of the accommodation allows it to function as a substantial contemporary home.

The setting is perhaps its most distinctive quality. From the gardens, Bath unfolds below, placing the city’s historic architecture and landscape directly within the view while remaining within easy walking distance of its centre. With Bath Spa station nearby and London accessible by direct rail connection, the property brings together Georgian heritage, private gardens and an exceptional outlook in one of Bath’s most desirable positions.

💵 Asking Price: £2,750,000

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Dating from 1805, this elegant Grade II listed Georgian house possesses the measured proportions and restrained detailin...
29/08/2026

Dating from 1805, this elegant Grade II listed Georgian house possesses the measured proportions and restrained detailing that make the period so enduring.

Formerly a rectory until the mid twentieth century, the house has been sympathetically maintained, retaining its gracious proportions and a handsome classical façade centred upon a pillared porch and fanlight. Wisteria softens the elevation, creating a particularly attractive relationship between the architecture and garden.

Approached through timber gates and a sweeping gravel drive, the house sits within approximately 1.67 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Mature trees, established planting and broad lawns provide a sense of privacy, while the gardens are arranged to allow the house to remain the natural focus of the landscape. It is a setting that feels appropriately domestic rather than grandiose, retaining the character of a much-loved country rectory.

Inside, more than 7,000 sq ft of accommodation provides four to five reception rooms and seven bedrooms, with the principal spaces retaining the generous proportions expected of a Georgian house. The combination of architectural symmetry, mature gardens and a quietly historic setting gives this property a particularly appealing character: substantial without being ostentatious, and elegant without sacrificing the feeling of a real home.

💵 Asking Price: £2,950,000

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