Inspired thinking, thoughtful design, and bold action have created a home that is so much more than the original builder ever envisaged. We imagine this has become a home the original architect would have loved to design, rather than what they were forced to design.
We often talk about homes finding their owners, and here, this home has chosen well. The transformation is more than structural—it’s philosophical. Influenced by Japanese design ideals—Kanso (simplicity), Ma (the space between), and Jo-ha-kyū (the natural rhythm of flow and change)—every alteration brings a sense of calm and clarity. Spaces flow effortlessly, light is welcomed in, and every detail feels intentional. The loft conversion is a masterstroke: not just an extra room, but a tranquil retreat, bathed in natural light and adaptable to the rhythms of daily life.
Throughout the home, there’s a quiet elegance—a subtle beauty that reveals itself in the warmth of wood, the simplicity of open shelving, and the seamless connection between indoors and out. The conservatory and garden invite nature in, creating a living environment that feels both open and intimate.
This is a home shaped by the Japanese appreciation for light, space, and simplicity. Every space is designed to breathe, connect, and adapt—hallmarks of inspired living.
A Peaceful Retreat, Connected to Life
Despite its sense of peace and quiet, this home is perfectly placed for family life. Highworth Grammar School is around 1.3 miles, making the morning routine simpler. Repton Manor Primary School and Godinton Primary are also within easy reach, and Chestnut Grove Woodland and Play Area offer green space for play and exploration just moments from your door.
Here, you can enjoy the best of both worlds: a sanctuary shaped by thoughtful design, and a location that keeps you connected to the heart of Ashford’s community.
This is a home that is looking to find you; come and say hello.

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