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A handsome Georgian country house in soft evening light, set in mature parkland.

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Calder & Stone

An advisory for buying and selling Britain’s most characterful homes — with discretion, judgement and a long view.

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The Firm

A calmer way to move.

Calder & Stone is a small advisory for people buying and selling fine homes across Britain. We are not a high-street agency. We take a handful of houses, and a handful of clients, at a time — and give each the attention a significant move deserves: quiet, well informed, and entirely on your side.

Selected Residences

A short list, honestly kept.

No. I — a Georgian former rectory with a walled rose garden.

No. I · The Old Rectory

A village to itself.

A former rectory of mellow brick and stone, with a walled garden, mature planting and the settled ease only a few centuries give a house.

No. II — a low modern stone-and-glass house in the South Downs.

No. II · Chalk Down House

Low, modern, full of light.

A contemporary house set quietly into the South Downs — Portland stone, glass and a long view, built to sit lightly in the land.

No. III — a white-stucco Belgravia town house with a green front door.

No. III · A Belgravia Town House

White stucco, city calm.

A classic stucco-fronted town house on a garden square — tall windows, high ceilings and the rare quiet of central London done properly.

No. IV — a converted Georgian mill house beside a still millpond.

No. IV · The Mill House

Water, willow, a slower clock.

A Georgian mill beautifully converted beside its own millpond — light from three sides and the sound of moving water.

No. V — a light modern coastal house above a Cornish estuary.

No. V · A Coastal House

Estuary light, room to breathe.

A light, modern house above a Cornish estuary, with broad terraces and glazed doors that open the rooms straight to the sea.

No. VI — a glazed orangery garden room with olive trees.

No. VI · An Orangery

Where the house meets the garden.

A glazed garden room that earns its keep all year — limestone underfoot, olive trees within and the garden a single step away.

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The Approach

We represent the home, not just the house.

A light-filled cantilevered stone staircase beneath a glazed cupola.
A sunlit Georgian drawing room with a deep-green velvet sofa.

Light, proportion and the way a morning falls across a room — the things a floor plan never shows. We photograph, describe and present each home the way it deserves to be understood, so the right buyer recognises it at once.

A light family kitchen with sage-green cabinetry opening to a garden.
A serene principal bedroom with a deep-green headboard and garden view.
A formal English garden at sunrise with clipped yew topiary and mist.

Place

A home is also where it stands.

Aspect, village, the school run and the walk to the pub matter as much as the house itself. We know the lanes as well as the listings — and we will tell you honestly when a place is right, and when it isn’t.

A grand, light-filled Georgian reception room with tall sash windows.

The Long View

Room to breathe, and to stay.

A design concept by AMS

We build worlds like this.

Calder & Stone is a concept piece by AMS Design — the kind of calm, considered single-link world we build for advisors and firms who sell trust as much as a product. If you guide people through decisions that matter, let’s talk.

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