juniper barn combines traditional cotswold architecture with expansive glazing, exposed timber framing and beautifully finished interiors. newly built to a high specification, the five-bedroom detached house extends to approximately 5,641 sq. ft., including the garage, and stands within three acres of landscaped gardens in the sought-after village of upper oddington.
the entrance opens into an impressive double-height hall, where full-height windows frame the garden and a timber staircase rises to a galleried landing. exposed beams, stone flooring and a brick fireplace lend warmth and texture to the space, while the open arrangement creates a striking setting for entertaining.
the bespoke kitchen and breakfast room is centred on a substantial island with breakfast-bar seating. painted cabinetry provides extensive storage, complemented by a walk-in pantry and a separate utility room. an adjoining snug offers a comfortable space for everyday use, while a separate reception room opens directly onto the garden.
a further wing contains a generous party room, an additional kitchen and a garden room with doors onto the grounds. this arrangement provides considerable flexibility for hosting, with space for dining and entertaining away from the main living rooms.
four bedrooms occupy the first floor, each with its own bathroom. the principal suite includes a dressing area, a spacious ensuite bathroom and a broad private terrace overlooking the gardens. bedroom three also opens onto its own terrace. vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers and bespoke cabinetry continue the architectural character established downstairs, and a lift connects the ground and first floors.
the lower ground floor provides additional accommodation, including a fifth bedroom with an ensuite shower room, a kitchen, a utility room and storage, making it well suited to staff or guests.
outside, the three-acre landscaped grounds combine lawns, specimen trees and planted borders with terraces for dining and entertaining. a long gated driveway provides parking for numerous cars, while the integral double garage has direct access to the house.
upper oddington lies between kingham and stow-on-the-wold, placing village life within easy reach of the surrounding cotswold towns and countryside. the fox in neighbouring lower oddington offers seasonal dining, while local walking routes connect the area with daylesford farm. kingham station provides a convenient rail connection for travel further afield.
