Durrant House is a unique and striking country residence built in 1939, designed by renowned local master builder Stanley Durrant. The property boasts distinctive natural stone elevations, a striking flat roof with parapets, and elevated plot with spectacular views of its extensive, wooded gardens and grounds. The house has a rich history, having been requisitioned by the Ministry of Defence during World War II and later extended by Durrant himself. The interior celebrates the beauty of natural materials and craftsmanship, with features such as oak joinery, original oak-framed Crittall windows, stained glass detailing, and exposed stonework. The property offers generous accommodation, including a detached annexe perfect for guest accommodation and a spacious home office, as well as a wealth of outdoor spaces, including a sunken garden, secret garden, and striking sandstone rock outcrops.