An exceptional five-bedroom detached contemporary masterpiece in an enviable position. Privately positioned and screened by the surrounding pine woodland, the property is both discretely tucked away but also benefits from far reaching country views across the valley below. Designed by architect Kate Stoddart and completed in 2019, the property draws on the juxtaposition of its contemporary design with its rural country setting expertly, in what is undoubtedly one of the more unique examples of local architecture.

The property is situated at the end of a private, gated driveway. The front elevation is beautifully glazed and the canopy clad in lead, to allow light to flood the hallways and staircase. To the left of this space is a living room with built-in storage units and a modern wood-burning stove. The majority of this floor has grey-washed engineered-oak parquet. To one side, there is an adjoining, annex-able guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a boot room, providing access to the rear of the house.

The open-plan kitchen and dining room are arguably the most impressive spaces and the heart of the house. The kitchen itself has Corian worktops and porcelain tiles run through to the dining room. Two expansive sections of glazing join at a right angle. Sliding doors open out onto a patio and outdoor dining area, offering an uninterrupted panoramic view of the Hampshire countryside. There are also a number of flexible spaces on this floor currently used as an office, family room/play room, cloak room and w/c respectively.

The first floor comprises three large double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room. The principal bedroom benefits most from the cantilever above the ground floor below, resulting in elevated views of the countryside, a neighboring stables positioned further down the hill and horses grazing in nearby fields. The cut of the land beneath and the woodland to either side give the impression of sleeping in the treetops, while kites and buzzards can be seen swooping through the thermals.

The roof terrace is accessed on this floor. Seating has been set up for evening drinks with similar, elevated views across the countryside. A roof top spa and outdoor hot shower have also been installed, screened on three sides by woodland.

The house has a large double garage and a further outbuilding, currently configured as a gym/office, with storage space for bikes and garden equipment. The property e is flanked by privately owned woodland which is protected from development. To the east, there are numerous walking and biking trails through hundreds of acres of publicly accessible heathland, woodland and forest lakes. The small, picturesque village of Ewshot can be accessed by foot in ten minutes, where a popular local pub called The Windmill can be found.

The property featured in every episode of ITV's tv series ‘Finding Alice' (2021), starring Keeley Hawes, Joanna Lumley and Nigel Havers, picked for its unique style and amazing position.