Daisy Green: An English Country Dream House for Sale

Written by Natalie Aldridge.

At The Glam Pad, we always gravitate toward homes with soul. Houses with stories in their bones, charm in their creaks, and a sense of warmth that lingers long after you’ve stepped through the door. Those that dare to be joyful, timeless, and unapologetically individual.

So when the listing for Daisy Green came across our desk, a romantic country house nestled in the Gloucestershire hills, we were instantly smitten. Built between 2009 and 2011, it has the grace and proportion of a Georgian beauty, the craftsmanship of a bygone era, and just enough whimsy to make you smile. It’s the kind of house that doesn’t shout but enchants. A true original, dreamt up and brought to life by artist, interior designer, and and creator of wallpaper and fabric line, Whiteworks, Susanna White, her husband John White, and the late architect Martin Branston.

From the start, Daisy Green served as both residence and creative studio. It became the testing ground for Susanna’s wallpaper and fabric line, and the interiors reflect that spirit of experimentation and delight. Her hand-painted designs wrap the rooms in painterly whimsy, paired with theatrical touches like a chinoiserie-metal balustrade and a mural by Priscilla Kennedy. Nothing feels contrived or overly polished. Instead, the house is briming with character. Tall sash windows, intricate plasterwork, and reclaimed pieces, including a Georgian mantelpiece that once belonged to Cecil Beaton, discovered later in a photograph by pure serendipity.

Now, with Whiteworks thriving and her designs gracing homes around the world, Susanna is ready for her next chapter. Daisy Green is a house that doesn’t just reflect her vision, it nurtured it. What she leaves behind is more than a beautiful home; it is a living work of art, crafted with soul, wit, and extraordinary care.

Daisy Green is a love letter to eccentric English style, built from scratch with a reverence for history and a twinkle of imagination.