
Fancy a trip back to the ‘60s? You don’t need a time machine, you need this 1960s time capsule house in Southampton, Hampshire. Read more
Fancy a trip back to the ‘60s? You don’t need a time machine, you need this 1960s time capsule house in Southampton, Hampshire. Read more
Built in the 1960s and on the market for the first time since the 1970s. Yes, this five bedroom Longfield house in Hill Head, Fareham, Hampshire has definite retro appeal.
I'm not sure it's all that from the outside, but inside, the 1960s is alive and well in this Peter Charles-Greed-designed house in Burley, New Forest, Hampshire.
Designed in 1968 by the architect for his own use, the house is located on a large, secluded site with a paddock in a peaceful part of the New Forest National Park. Inspired by Alvar Aalto and Frank Lloyd Wright, it's all about space inside, with large rooms and floor-to-ceiling windows. But best of all, the lavish interior from the 1960s is still pretty much in place – including lots of built-in marble and American walnut furniture and some great period light fittings. For lovers of the era, it's a dream.
For those of you who like distinctive 1960s modernist-inspired architecture, but also love modern-day home comforts, Moonacres at Beaulieu, Hampshire should fit the bill perfectly.
Moonacres is a large property on the renowned Beaulieu estate which was originally designed by the architect John Strubbe in the early 1960s. The exterior says as much, although the interior is very much in the modern era.