25 Oatlands Court, Wights Mountain.

Some homes are built. Others are lovingly created over a lifetime. The story of this remarkable mid-century home began in the 1970s, when the family purchased the land whilst living overseas. From the very beginning, the vision was deeply personal - a home thoughtfully designed with every member of the family in mind, and a place that would ultimately become part of the family's story. Set discreetly back from the road, the house was designed for privacy, peace and a profound connection with its surroundings. When it was first built, the land was stark and bare. Over the decades, the land was transformed the into the secluded oasis it is today. The architecture reflects a considered mid-century philosophy: natural materials, warmth, texture and a quiet harmony with the landscape. Designed to retain the cool in summer and warmth in winter, the house seems to belong exactly where it stands, gently settling into the land rather than imposing upon it. It is a home of substance and individuality - the kind of house that could not simply be recreated today on this budget. Inside, the split-level design creates a series of distinct yet connected spaces. The lower level offers a generous family room, separate living and dining areas, a sewing room and an office with its own private entrance at the rear. Moving upward, a short two steps up to the master bedroom with ensuite, while three additional bedrooms on the second floor share a bathroom and toilet. The layout is wonderfully adaptable to family life, with spaces to gather, work, create and retreat. Natural materials throughout add an enduring sense of warmth and authenticity - qualities that are increasingly rare in contemporary homes. Although always intended to remain within the family, life eventually took its children in different directions. They held onto the home for another 14 years, during which it was occupied by a family who adored living here. They raised their children in the house and were genuinely saddened when the time came to leave - perhaps the greatest testament to the feeling this home inspires. Outside, the magic continues. Beautifully sectioned gardens create a succession of private places to sit, wander, garden or simply pause beneath the trees. There is space for children to explore, for entertaining, for quiet mornings with a coffee and for long afternoons immersed in nature. A double garage sits at the front, while a substantial shed at the rear provides additional storage. Whilst tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac in one of the valley's most sought-after pockets, the location is equally compelling - approximately three minutes from the Steiner school and just five minutes from the village. Now, for the first time, this much-loved home is being offered to the market. This is more than an opportunity to purchase a house. It is an invitation to become part of its next chapter - to live amongst mature gardens, generous spaces and thoughtful architecture, and to create memories that will add to the history of this delightful home. Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied) in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. The Seller and Selling agent make no representation and give no warranty that the information provided is accurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.