• Individually designed village family house +
• Secluded grounds in the heart of the village +
• Five bedrooms with large main bedroom suite +
• Open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room +
• Snooker room +
• Gated entrance with driveway, triple garage and carport +
• Separate annexe +
• Mature gardens to all sides of the house +

A modern, individually designed, detached five bedroom property, with a separate one bedroom annexe, garaging, and driveway parking, with secluded gardens in a village location. This distinctive property was built in 1976 by the current owners, and is made of an estimated 55,000 bricks. Under a clay tile roof and with exterior wood cladding, the soundproofed internal walls – some painted, some exposed – are solid brickwork with their modernist lines softened by the presence of curved profiles and the extensive use of timber, both hard and softwoods. Four ground floor reception areas and two first floor bedrooms have floor-to-ceiling, bespoke aluminium sliding glass doors; round and square skylights, as well as Velux windows, optimise the ingress of natural light throughout. The slightly later principal bedroom – entirely glazed on three sides - is poised over the main garden on a double V-beam structure to avoid obscuring views from the kitchen windows below. Creating a sense of seclusion, Bakers Keep is surrounded by established gardens with hard and green boundaries providing privacy, despite being part of a traditional Buckinghamshire village.