Really really love the subtlety if this. Seems to be a nicely proportioned and efficient use of space (as far as a detached property can be), whilst remaining airy. Looks like the design has aged fantastically, which probably has a lot to do with the modesty of it.
Feels like a very replicable design - in that a credible version of it could be built many times over in many locations, rather than the crud that often gets churned out by mass homebuilders. £1.2m isn’t insane money for a four property, and a chunk of that will be for the inherent history.
Initially wondered if I’d prefer a different type of roofing. The tiles on it are very trad, which suits the overall ‘normal house’ impression more than the ‘50s modernist detailing’ elements. I think that works well in that setting, though. Zinc or whatever might still look good, I think, but would perhaps suit better if it were in a more urban (or coastal?) location.
Great stuff. Best in thread.
