This stunning rural home, designed by the architect son of modernist titan Ern Goldfinger, seamlessly blends mid-century details with its historic bones. Converted from a series of agricultural buildings, the property boasts a spacious two-bedroom annexe, the East Wing, which was built in 2002 and has recently been refurbished. The main house, Church Farm Lodge, unfolds laterally across over 3,500 sq ft, featuring bespoke joinery, tall glazing, and a close connection to its surrounding mature gardens. The property sits in the picturesque village of Hemley, surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with views across the River Deben and a short drive to Ipswich, where train services run to London in around an hour. The home has undergone various interventions to improve its environmental performance, including underfloor heating, an air-source heat pump, solar panels, and photovoltaics. The property's layout is versatile, with two separate dwellings, Church Farm Lodge and the East Wing, offering flexible living spaces and a private, secluded feel.