Durrant House is a unique and striking stone-built country house, designed by renowned local master builder Stanley Durrant in 1939. The property boasts distinctive natural stone elevations, a striking flat roof with parapets, and elevated views across 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 in 1949. Internally, the property features a wealth of oak joinery, original oak-framed Crittall windows, stained glass detailing, and exposed stonework, exemplifying the Arts & Crafts style. The generous accommodation includes a main house with 2,827 sq ft of living space, a detached annexe, and a spacious home office. The property also benefits from a cellar, a swimming pool, and a sunken garden, set within dramatic rock outcrops and surrounded by woodland. With its unique character, exceptional gardens, and rich history, Durrant House is a truly special property.