A 7-acre private estate in the English countryside reimagined by Xoxotica through a bespoke landscape masterplan. The design integrates a roof garden, lake house, and sculptural gardens into a cohesive, high-end environment that complements a major architectural redevelopment.

• Arrival Gardens: A sculptural approach sequence with ornamental grasses, mature rhododendrons, corten steel edging, and etched metal screens—blending land art with naturalistic planting.
• Roof Garden: Positioned atop the pool building, this water-inspired space features reflective surfaces, fluid planting lines, and panoramic views.
• Japanese Garden: A contemplative zone with earthworks, boulders, water features, and a cantilevered deck immersed in wild grasses.
• Lake & Swimming Pond: A dual-purpose water feature combining ecological richness with recreational use, including decks, pontoons, and wetland planting.
• Lake House: Strategically sited for axial views, the lake house anchors the landscape while harmonising with its natural setting.

The estate was choreographed as a sequence of immersive garden rooms, each with distinct character and function. The design ensures seamless transitions between architecture and landscape, balancing bold gestures with ecological sensitivity.

Every element reflects Xoxotica’s commitment to sustainable, context-sensitive design. From water management and biodiversity enhancement to material selection and spatial flow, the masterplan aligns with Landscape Institute guidance and embodies a holistic vision of luxury, ecology, and timeless elegance