6 bed detached house

Torriano Cottages is a mid-century modern house designed by Philip Pank in 1967. The property features a C-shape arrangement of connecting rooms around a Japanese-inspired courtyard garden, with a sweet chestnut tree and glazing that looks out onto the central courtyard. The interior has exposed fair-faced Crowborough brick walls and a timber frame in Jarrah, complemented by joinery and built-in furniture. The house was originally built in two phases, with the second phase adding a studio and bedroom suite to the east with access to a garden. Planned extensions include a new first-floor level for the studio space and a swimming pool in the east garden. The property has four garden spaces, including a courtyard garden, a garden beyond the southern entrance, an eastern garden with a proposed pool, and a roof garden. Exposed beams, roof lights, and soaring glazing are among the notable architectural features.