The ultimate old/new home
This beautiful three storey, five bedroomed detached house was built very much in keeping with the local Norfolk style, and its traditional appearance belies its tender age. Reclaimed brick, stone and tiles have been used to create the double-frontage, flint-faced home, nestling under a pantiled roof. To complete its traditional appearance, the pea shingle drive gives a satisfying crunch underfoot!
The interior is equally impressive but retains a homely, farmhouse air with flagstones underfoot in the hall and garden room, and white-painted wood clad ceilings in the attic bedrooms. In the more formal rooms, oak flooring is used, and a marble fireplace sets off the drawing room.
The workmanship reflects builder's skill, care and sensitivity to the brief, as well as his knowledge of the vernacular architecture of the area and traditional materials.
What the customer said:
"Our builder started life in art school and this came through in all facets of his work - design, colours and the choice of materials."
David Hobley
What the Master Builder of the Year judges said:
"A very impressive reproduction of the style and design of the local area."
Description of work carried out:
Three storey, five-bedroom detached house built using reclaimed materials.
Builder’s name:
CAMAG, Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk
Site address:
Brancaster, Norfolk.
Master Builder of the Year 2000 National Finalist
New Build over £100,000
