The incredible property in the village of Braishfield was designed by Hampshire-based Snug Architects and its owner, illustrator Jennie Maizels.
It sits about three miles north of Romsey and is nestled between the New Forest and South Downs national parks.
The home is made of two pitched-roof structures joined by a single-storey glass pavilion and has been hailed for its use of sustainable materials, including Kebony.
Used to clad the property, the Norwegian technology sees non-durable wood soaked with a liquid derived from agricultural crop waste to make it much stronger.
The total cost of the new build has not been shared but sources say Kebony can cost between £30-£60 per square metre.
You can take a look inside the beautiful new property in these photos from Fotohaus.
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1. Amazing new 'sustainable' family home built in Hampshire village
An exterior view of the Kebony-clad new family home in Braishfield, Hampshire. Photo: Fotohaus
2. Amazing new 'sustainable' family home built in Hampshire village
An interior view of the Kebony-clad new family home in Braishfield, Hampshire. Photo: Fotohaus
3. Amazing new 'sustainable' family home built in Hampshire village
An exterior view of the Kebony-clad new family home in Braishfield, Hampshire. Photo: Fotohaus
4. Amazing new 'sustainable' family home built in Hampshire village
An exterior view of the Kebony-clad new family home in Braishfield, Hampshire. Photo: Fotohaus