Nestled in a private plot on the edge of the village of Little Kingshill, Klee House is a stunning contemporary home with breathtaking views of the Chiltern Hills. Designed by renowned architect Ian Preston in 1959 and extended by award-winning John Pardey Architects in 2004, the property boasts a unique blend of mid-century style and modern functionality. The main house features five bedrooms, including a grand principal bedroom with en-suite bath/shower room, as well as a detached self-contained annexe with two bedrooms and a generous living space. The property's interior design reflects its external elements, with exposed brick, expanses of glazing, and clean lines typical of the era. The layout is ideal for family life and entertaining, with generous reception spaces and sizeable bedrooms. The property's beautiful landscaped gardens, comprising 1.33 acres, feature a variety of herbs, shrubs, and mature trees, as well as a sizeable parking area, garage, and detached studio. The village of Little Kingshill offers a range of amenities, including a local pub, café, and school, while Great Missenden and Amersham provide access to excellent grammar and independent schools, as well as mainline stations with direct trains to London. The property's location offers a perfect balance between country living and convenient access to the capital.