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This beautiful Georgian home sits quietly in the heart of Piccotts End – a tiny medieval backwater where history shapes the streetscape and time seems to move a little more gently. While tucked away in a rural idyll, the house remains surprisingly well connected, with the market town of Berkhamsted just four miles away and Hemel Hempstead even closer.

Nestled quietly within a sheltered courtyard of just three homes, this former Victorian barn was reimagined in the 1990s with a generosity of spirit that feels entirely its own. Set just inside the Buckinghamshire border and wrapped in the soft folds of the Chilterns National Landscape, the house occupies a third of an acre; a plot that gives it both presence and privacy, without ever feeling cut off from the world.

Set just moments from the High Street, and only a short walk from local schools and the railway station, this handsome Victorian home sits with quiet confidence: a considered presence in a prime location close to it all. Thoughtfully extended and sensitively refurbished, the property now offers beautifully adaptable living while honouring every inch of its heritage.

The second property in this prestigious collection of just three brand new homes, this beautiful home features impressive open-plan living areas, five double bedrooms, three bathrooms and a rear garden of some 200 ft. Chandlers Court enjoys miles of countryside walks on its doorstep, while historic Tring and Berkhamsted are only a short drive away. Set over three floors, the accommodation is both generous and highly specified.

This gorgeous Georgian property is something of an oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of Tring town centre — a beautifully restored period gem that is simply hidden in plain sight. Nestled in the very heart of town, the property offers an unexpected sense of peace and seclusion. With its timeless character and seamless integration of contemporary comforts, this beautiful home embodies both history and style, with every detail carefully considered to create a sanctuary of light, space, and tranquillity.

Tucked within the folds of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this exquisite Victorian house, originally built at the behest of Lord Brownlow for Ashridge estate workers, has been extended and reworked with meticulous care. It is a house that wears its history proudly, while gently embracing the present.

Tucked discreetly behind its mature hedge, on a gently ascending plot, this early 1970s family house pairs the generous proportions of its modernist origins with a carefully conceived extension that responds intuitively to twenty-first century life. Link-detached by its garage alone, the house enjoys a welcome sense of privacy and acoustic separation. Entry is into a long hallway that stretches ahead – a central axis from which the principal living spaces unfold with quiet purpose and natural flow.

An elegant weave of history, light and quiet modernity, No.4 Castle Street forms an integral part of the storied fabric of Berkhamsted’s Conservation Area, just footsteps from the bustle of the High Street and a five-minute walk to the station.

Nestled within a discreet collection of just five homes, right in the heart of Wingrave, this three bedroom barn conversion blends character, craft and conscience in equal measure, and all set against a bucolic Buckinghamshire backdrop. Originally converted some thirty years ago, the property has, over the past two years, been sensitively reimagined to create a considered orchestration of renewal that elevates the home’s rural soul with modern sensibility and sustainability.