Whitwick House and Field View are two new build homes that take inspiration from the Arts & Crafts movement in their stylish design, keeping in mind the principles of William Morris, that everything in a house should be either beautiful or useful.

The view over the skyline of Oxford is without equal. Both JMW Turner and William Turner of Oxford painted the view of Oxford from North Hinksey from near here; the phrase “Dreaming Spires” itself was coined by the poet Matthew Arnold, inspired by views from hills nearby.

Each house sits within generous, landscaped gardens and we have taken care to preserve the surrounding mature trees and hedges, to maintain existing wildlife habitats and to give a sense of privacy and seclusion.

These exceptional family homes combine architectural elegance with contemporary comfort. Behind their graceful arches and Arts & Crafts-inspired detailing lie beautifully crafted living spaces designed for modern life. Expansive kitchen, dining and living areas flow seamlessly onto landscaped gardens, creating a natural connection between indoors and out.

Every detail reflects quality and care. Bespoke joinery, refined entertaining spaces, dedicated studies and cosy snugs provide versatility for work, relaxation and family time. Each home offers five ensuite bedrooms, some with luxurious dressing rooms, and generous outdoor terraces surrounded by mature trees and thoughtfully designed gardens, offering privacy, tranquillity and a true sense of place.