Exceptional Grade II listed Mid-Century Modern film location in Lincolnshire, offering a remarkably intact early-1960s house set within six acres of private grounds.
Designed by architects Rex and Jennifer Critchlow with influences from Frank Lloyd Wright and Alvar Aalto, the low-lying single-storey house follows an unusual 30/60-degree hexagonal grid with a distinctive cranked plan. Original architectural features and interiors survive throughout, creating an unusually authentic Mid-Century Modern setting.
The standout interiors include a lounge with an original conversation pit, wood-panelled ceiling and extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing, together with a very large sitting room and open-plan kitchen/dining area. The house also includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, utility room and additional WC, with strong period character continuing throughout.
Outside, the six-acre setting includes a large pond, vegetable garden and greenhouse, together with a Wild Kitchen designed by Guy Ritchie, an eight-person teepee, shepherd's hut, steam room, hot tub and outdoor bath. The combination of original 1960s architecture, extensive glazing and landscaped rural surroundings provides a distinctive range of interior and exterior filming environments.
Grimsby; Lincoln.
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