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Our Summary
- The mid-century interior design of the house reflects the external elements, with exposed brick, expanses of glazing and clean lines typical of the era: It’s a fantastic blank canvas for personalisation
- Adjoining the annexe is an L-shaped gym, providing further potential for development if desired
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Description
Klee House is a contemporary home built in 1959 with a design by Ian Preston and later extended in 2004 by John Pardey Architects. The house features a mid-century interior design with exposed brick, glazing, and clean lines, with grand proportions ideal for family life and entertaining. The layout is inverted to take advantage of the surrounding views, with windows on three aspects of the house.
The first floor has a large, open plan living space, reception room, and double bedroom with en suite. The ground floor has the principal bedroom, three further double bedrooms, two additional bath/shower rooms, and a utility room. A self-contained annexe has a large open plan living area with kitchen, two double bedrooms, and a shower room.
An L-shaped gym adjoins the annexe, and a studio offers further potential uses.