The Millers House

Please note, certain images and floor plans contained within this listing are CGI of the proposed completed project and used with the permission of Peter Morris Architecture.

Currently stored in a specialist warehouse, this flat-pack masterpiece awaits an enthusiastic buyer ready to breathe new life into its celebrated architecture.

The Millers House currently has no home, it was originally built, as the name suggests, for a wealthy millers and stood in Cornberg, a small community in the Hesse region.

What’s for sale is a carefully dismantled timber shell of the original house, constructed in 1706, that now sits in a specialist storage facility in Germany waiting for a new custodian to transport it to anywhere they desire (subject to local planning laws of course).

This future classic offers an exceptional canvas for restoration and residential enhancement that’s been imagined by Peter Morris architects. Essentially, it’s a collaborative project between any interested party & Peter Morris which requires the would-be buyer to source a site/plot that will accommodate the proposed circa 4000 sq ft re-build that combines its beautiful original timber facade with swathes of steel and glass across a huge voided open plan interior.

Peter’s concept incorporates the chance to reassemble this home and also expand its footprint, establishing a home with deep-rooted heritage and remarkable character, one that’s poised to become a standout residence in England.
Images within the listing are a combination of Peter Morris’s vision, where it’s currently stored and how it looked before being dismantled.

This unique opportunity will require careful consideration, to discuss in detail, please speak to Simon Stone at the office on 020 3987 1739.