A building of two harmoniously combined halves, Greystones supplements its original late Victorian form with a bright, architect-designed extension. In total, the house spans just over 2,700 sq ft, with five peaceful bedrooms and a series of living spaces dotted with period features including fireplaces, quarry-tiled floors and original sash windows. Contemporary interventions include a wealth of glazing that fosters an unbroken connection between the house and its beautifully landscaped garden. The house lies in Faringdon, a historic market town almost equidistant from Oxford, Swindon, the Cotswolds and North Wessex National Landscape.