3 bed end of terrace house

Butterfield House is a three-storey home designed by Langstaff Day Architects, utilizing cross-laminated timber and incorporating natural elements. The property features a parkside setting with picture windows, skylights, and oversized feature glazing to maximize natural light and maintain privacy. Inside, the layout includes flexible spaces for working, hosting, and entertaining, with exposed engineered timber adding texture and character. The interior features an open-plan entertaining area, a custom-built kitchen, a guest cloakroom, a study area, and a kitchen with a glass feature window framing a private courtyard garden. The home's layout includes a solid oak staircase, a lower ground floor with a bright bedroom, study area, and modern bathroom, and a first floor with a principal bedroom featuring a vaulted timber ceiling and an en-suite shower room. The property incorporates sustainable design principles, with underfloor heating, triple glazing, and a heat pump for efficient climate control, and features two photovoltaic panels for energy efficiency. Outdoor spaces include a secluded rear courtyard and a private balcony off the principal bedroom.