Stunning Grand Designs home complete with six bedrooms and glass yoga studio could be yours for £1,650,000

It was designed by the pair to transform the 19th century Grade II listed gamekeeper's cottage into a family home and its development was captured on the popular show.

At the time, host Kevin McCloud described it simply as "beautiful".

The couple used an uncommon technique to bend the wood that would be attached to the original cottage using a glass walkway.

Tom Raffield said: "Our home is a low impact property, built from the materials that surround us, using resources from our local area, heated using ground source."

He added: ""The Old Game Keepers Lodge has won sustainability awards for best contribution to the built environment."

He went on to say: "But at the heart of this home things are much more simple, it's about connections, family and friends. Designed for the time we spend together, this house is a retreat, a little slice of woodland paradise."

An outdoor terrace provides an excellent spot to entertain in the county's famously excellent summer climate.

Inside, it features a spacious open-plan kitchen with a breakfast bar and lounge area.

The interior design fuses bare wood with traditional stonemasonry to create an airy space filled with natural light.

A glazed walkway connects the property to the cottage and a barn on the site.

Additionally, it houses a unique steamed wood and glass yoga studio, which sits between the trees and is angled to allow the owner to enjoy the sunrise.

It is up for sale through estate agents Lillicrap Chilcott for a guide price of £1,650,000.