Grand Designs house built on two ley lines with 'psychic energy crystals' in the foundations could be yours to relax in for £900,000 

Station Yard: The property was built on mystical ground and has crystals in its foundations. It has now gone on the market for £895,000

Feng Shui: The luxurious three-storey, five-bedroom property in Leicestershire was designed to radiate 'positive psychic energy'

Box Haus Architects designed the five-bedroom home for owners James and Chloe Cousins, who specially commissioned the house to be built on the spot where two ley lines meet

The decked terrace wraps around two sides of the house, with a wooded area with terraced boundaries, a designated hot tub area and a sunken trampoline

The luxury property was built on the site in Lutterworth, Leicestershire, in a bid to 'maximise positive energy' and create a sense of connection to its surroundings

The living area: The central spiral staircase leads off the ground floor and up to the main open plan living floor (pictured)

The sustainable 3,500 sq ft home has oak floors in most rooms, undersoil heating and a heat recovery system, as well as wood burners

The property was once pitched to Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud to be featured on the hit Channel Four show

Visitors are greeted by a large entrance hall on the ground floor before reaching a reception and large, open light-filled space overlooking the surrounding woodland garden

The dream home in Lutterworth has now gone on the market with luxury estate agent Fine and Country, who describe it as a 'unique architect designed house'

Station Yard is in the market town of Lutterworth, where, in the Fourteenth Century John Wycliffe made his pioneering translation of the Bible whilst serving as Rector and, some 500 years later, Sir Frank Whittle developed the jet engine at the Ladywood Works

The estate agent said the open plan design offers a 'flexible living space' with the main open plan living floor encompassing a contemporary kitchen, study area, dining area and living area furnished with a wood-burning stove

The kitchen and dining area: The property fuses modernity and tranquility with its open plan design and crisp interior furnishings 

Station Yard has access to an outdoor terrace which offers views to the south and the west as well as decking for alfresco dining

The bathrooms: With its crisp white design, the home is bathed in natural light, furthering the sense of tranquility 

The estate agents add: 'Bringing in huge amounts of light, an overwhelming sense of peace and tranquility is evident the moment one enters into the house. This is the perfect antidote to fast paced city living'

One of the five bedrooms: On the top floor are three bedrooms, one master with ensuite and dressing area and two further bedrooms with a family bathroom