Canterbury

Architecture in the Southeastern countryside of England eflects over 2,000 years of layered history, expressed through the use of regionally sourced warm red brick and enduring masonry traditions.

Influenced by a history of Georgian, Tudor, and nearby Normandy influences, these homes form a distinctly European architectural language that is rich in character, restrained, with moments of Georgian formality.

The result is a timeless expression of history and charm.