Kingham, a charming village in Oxfordshire, known for its classic Cotswold vibes and breathtaking views of rolling hills mixed with historical gems. 'Kingham' captures that same magic, designed for those who live for the outdoor adventures.

This Land Rover Defender 110 is an ever-popular and highly versatile British 4x4, which has been upgraded with a number of discerning Heritage-style cosmetic upgrades.

This Defender 110 is now finished in the appealing hue of Keswick Green with a contrasting gloss-white roof, and silver side steps and front grille, over a black cabin, now featuring tan leatherette upholstery. Equipment includes a rear spare wheel carrier, heater and ventilation controls, and a high and low range gearbox.

Upgrades include teak rear load bay flooring, side steps, 16-inch ‘Wolf’ steel wheels, the seats, dashboard panels, cubby box, and sun visors retrimmed, a Harris Tweed herringbone cloth headlining, a Heritage front grille, Keswick Green wheel arches, a galvanised front bumper, LED headlights, sound deadening in the doors and roof, Optimill air vents, an Optimill registration light and reversing camera, Optimill security door hinges, a Momo ‘Indy’ quick-release steering wheel, a Pioneer CD stereo with DAB+ radio, USB and auxiliary inputs, and an Optimill steering boss lock.

The car comes with two sets of keys, a previous and current V5C, the owner’s manuals with a blue leather wallet, and a selection of MOT certificates, and maintenance and parts invoices.