Situated on a former brownfield agricultural site, Oxhill House is a meticulously designed, low-energy home that seamlessly blends into its rural surroundings. Inspired by the region's agricultural traditions and with a mid-century influence, the single-story dwelling features two barn-like volumes connected by a central, single-story element with a roof terrace. This thoughtful layout allows the two main volumes to capture and frame the breathtaking views of the encompassing farmland and woodland beyond.

Maintaining a low-lying profile and utilising a palette of natural materials, the house effortlessly integrates into its farmland setting, having only a minimal visual impact. This harmonious fusion of architectural influences and environmental sensitivity results in a truly striking, yet sensitively sited family home.

Ben was project architect whilst working for Gresford Architects and oversaw the development of the project from initial concept to planning approval.

Team
Architect: Gresford Architects
Planning Consultant: Phillips Planning Services