Replacement dwellings can present an exciting opportunity to transform a site and design a new home that responds the character of the local area.

The site of this elegant Georgian-style farmhouse in the Test Valley was previously occupied by an unappealing 1960s/70s house. The new farmhouse has been carefully designed to reflect the local vernacular character and to sit comfortably within this picturesque conservation area. The historic wing at the front of the house has been repaired and now serves as a charming annexe.

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A Country House in Hampshire