Inside Beautiful Wick Village Home with Hamptons-Influenced Interiors | Danehurst Estate Agents

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac in Wick Village, this three-bedroom home has undergone a complete transformation, combining a carefully redesigned layout with interiors that bring a relaxed, individual feel to modern coastal living.

Currently on the market with Danehurst Estate Agents, the detached bungalow on Roscrea Close has been fully remodelled, including a new roof and redesigned interior. At the heart of the renovation is a bright open-plan living space, with the interiors designed by Natalie Ashton of Dune Studio Interiors around a Hamptons-influenced, modern farmhouse brief. 

One of the first things that stands out is how warm and relaxed the house feels.

The interiors use a soft, neutral colour palette alongside natural wood, textured fabrics, artwork and carefully chosen decorative pieces.

Rather than everything feeling perfectly matched, there's a real sense of personality throughout the rooms. Mustard accents bring touches of colour into the living spaces, while striped fabrics, statement artwork, ceramics and darker accessories add contrast.

There's plenty of practical thinking behind the design too. Large fitted cupboards provide useful storage while blending into the room, leaving the more open shelving for books, artwork and decorative pieces.

It's stylish, but importantly, it still feels like a home.

At the heart of the property is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living space.

The vaulted ceiling immediately makes the room feel bigger, while skylights, a large picture window and triple bi-fold doors bring in plenty of natural light and connect the house with the garden outside.

The kitchen is one of the property's standout features.

Light cabinetry keeps things simple, allowing the quartzite worktops and splashback to take centre stage. The natural pattern running through the stone adds warmth and character, particularly where it continues up the wall behind the hob.

A large island sits at the centre of the kitchen, while pendant lighting and an open display shelf bring some of the personality seen elsewhere in the house into the space.

The kitchen, dining and living areas all flow into one another, creating a space that feels designed for everyday life as much as entertaining.

Another big part of the redesign is the connection with the garden.

The large picture window beside the dining area frames the greenery outside, while the bi-fold doors allow the main living space to open directly onto the garden. The owners specifically wanted the kitchen to feel almost like an outdoor kitchen when the doors are fully opened.

Outside, established planting and mature trees create a private feel, with different areas to enjoy throughout the day. A south-facing terrace offers outdoor dining, plus a hot-and-cold outdoor shower, a particularly useful addition when you're living this close to the beach and river.

Even the surfboard tucked into the garden feels at home here. The property has a definite coastal influence, but without filling the interiors with obvious seaside décor.

Away from the main living area, the same attention to detail continues through the rest of the home.

The three double bedrooms sit separately from the main social spaces, including a principal bedroom with its own en-suite shower room. There is also a separate family bathroom, with both bathrooms finished with mitred tiling for clean, simple edges.

Throughout the property, the styling adds character without overwhelming the rooms. Artwork, ceramics and individual decorative pieces give the home a collected feel, while the overall design remains coastal and contemporary.

Behind the interiors are plenty of practical decisions that make the house work day to day.

Storage has been built into the property wherever possible, including fitted cabinetry and a concealed utility area near the entrance. The porch also creates a useful separation between the front door and the main accommodation, adding privacy as you enter the home.

Outside, there's off-road parking, while the garden includes a south-facing terrace for outdoor dining and a hot and cold outdoor shower, a particularly useful addition after a day at the nearby rivers and beaches.

The result is a home where the practical details have been given just as much thought as the way it looks.

The location is another major part of the appeal.

Roscrea Close sits in Wick Village, putting the River Stour, Hengistbury Head, local beaches and surrounding nature reserves within easy reach. Southbourne and Christchurch are also nearby, giving you plenty of options for cafés, restaurants, independent shops and everyday amenities.

For anyone who enjoys being outdoors, it's a particularly attractive part of the area, whether that's walking towards Hengistbury Head through nature reserves, spending time by the river or heading down to the beach.

From its statement kitchen and thoughtful interior design to its Wick Village location, this is a home that brings together style, practicality and a relaxed way of living close to the coast.

The property is freehold, with an EPC rating of C and Council Tax Band E, and is currently on the market with Danehurst Estate Agents at offers over £750,000.

Contact for more details, or to arrange a viewing:

hello@danehurstea.co.uk

01202 289000

Last Updated: October 2026