This stunning art-deco residence, designed by Geoffrey Bazeley in the 1930s, is a masterpiece of Modern Movement architecture, boasting original details such as crafted timber panelling, exquisite period light fittings, and bespoke joinery. The property, set in over an acre of secluded grounds, offers five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a range of living spaces, including a principal living room with a southerly aspect and wide open views of the lawned garden and wildflower meadow. Thoughtfully updated for modern living, the kitchen has been reconfigured to offer generous space for cooking and entertaining. The property also features a study, games room, utility room, and a cellar, a former World War II air raid shelter. The garden consists of multiple expansive lawned areas, two wildflower meadows, and a mature woodland area, providing a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The property has been significantly upgraded to incorporate energy-efficient features, including roof, floor, and external wall insulation, as well as solar panels and a ground source heat pump.