£950,000 /Sale price

A one-of-one, design-led masterclass - and without question, one of Bushey’s most distinguished homes. Victorian in origin, built in 1845, it spans an impressive 1,750 sq.ft and stands proudly on the highly coveted School Lane, commanding attention with its composed, architectural presence: a refined composition of London stock and buff brick, gable ends, and an Edwardian-style porchway. Nine sash windows punctuate the facade with pleasing rhythm, while the external doors, painted in a hue reminiscent of Farrow & Ball’s Pigeon No.25, lend a quietly confident touch. Inside, the atmosphere shifts - bold wallpaper, rich textures, reclaimed materials and soft neon accents come together in a way that feels both unexpected and intentional; more boutique hotel than suburban home. With forecourt-style parking for three or more cars, this is a property that balances statement design with genuine substance.Stepping through the oversized front door, you’re met with a generous hallway - a calm introduction that sets the tone for the rest of the home. Oak parquet flooring and cast-iron column radiators create a sense of continuity and craft, flowing effortlessly through much of the ground floor. To the left, the dual-aspect front living room (15'5” x 13'11”) is immaculately presented, anchored by a working fireplace and illuminated by ornate pendant lighting. It’s a space designed for gathering - relaxed, elevated, and deeply inviting. Beyond, a tucked-away study currently serves as a creative suite - a place to record, reflect, or simply retreat. Versatile and self-contained, it easily adapts as a home office, snug, or reading room. The kitchen, meanwhile, is the undeniable heart of the home. Flowing seamlessly into a defined dining zone at the rear, it’s as functional as it is beautiful. At its centre sits a substantial aluminium island, bold yet refined, surrounded by sleek cabinetry and integrated appliances arranged with precision. A palette of soft, neutral tones, chrome accents, and an elegant arched tap bring quiet sophistication, while moments of texture — exposed brickwork, chalkboard walls, and bespoke plywood utility doors - add warmth and personality. Here, manifold underfloor heating ensures year-round comfort, while bifolding doors open to the full aperture of the garden, creating a striking sense of openness and connection. The office space mirrors this detail, with matching bifolds that allow the garden to become a seamless extension of the interior. It’s a kitchen that marries design with soul; every detail considered, every material chosen to elevate the everyday.A staircase leads to the first floor, where three generously proportioned bedrooms await. The principal suite (14' x 10'8”) offers a serene retreat - calm, balanced, and beautifully composed - complete with a contemporary four-piece en-suite. The two additional bedrooms continue the home’s elevated aesthetic, each distinct yet cohesive in tone and finish. The second bedroom, with its vaulted ceiling and mustard-striped wallpaper, feels both playful and architectural - a space of real character. The third, currently arranged as a dedicated dressing room, offers versatility to serve as an additional double. A beautifully appointed family bathroom completes the floor - generous, light-filled, and designed with an understated elegance.Beyond the black, powder-coated aluminium bifolds opening from the dining room lies a garden designed for living. South-west facing, it soaks in the afternoon and evening sun, its zonal layout creating a natural flow between spaces. The first terrace is intimate and social, framed by exposed brick and centred around bespoke U-shaped seating - ideal for relaxed entertaining. Steps lead up to a pristine lawn, introducing a more playful dynamic. Here, a children’s area features a climbing frame and a custom brick climbing wall, balanced by a timber pergola seating space - perfect for long summer evenings. The result is a garden that feels curated yet comfortable; a natural continuation of the home’s creative rhythm.Tucked quietly at the garden’s edge, the outbuilding (20'9” x 11’) offers a true “work away from work” environment. Accessed via sleek bifold doors, the space opens onto polished concrete flooring, with a skylight above that floods the interior in natural light. To the rear, a discreet utility area includes a W.C. and compact kitchenette - practical, refined, and well-resolved. Whether used as a creative studio, home office, or gym, this standalone space perfectly encapsulates the home’s guiding principles: design-led, purposeful, and deeply connected to modern living.EPC Rating: D