This fantastic five-bedroom house was built in the 1930s to a design by modernist titan Ernő Goldfinger. Extended and updated over the years, it is defined by geometric lines, double-height proportions and arresting views preserved. An independent annexe, designed by renowned modernist John Winter, offers exceptional further accommodation. Outdoors is spectacular: created by the home's first owner, artist and gardener Humphrey Waterfield, are five acres of thoughtfully cultivated gardens. Located in Broxted, Essex, the house is a short drive from Bishop’s Stortford, which runs regular rail services to London Liverpool Street in around 40 minutes.