C C Construction (Building & Roofing) Ltd

Striking new build in Leicestershire, built on a steel frame with concrete beam and block floor. The centrepiece is a vaulted, double-height kitchen and family space, flooded with natural light through full-height glazing and sliding doors. The layout includes 5 bedrooms, most with en-suites, plus a home office, playroom, and family lounge. The master suite features his and hers dressing rooms with bespoke joinery throughout, including built-in wardrobes, boot rooms and utility furniture. The home blends modern barn-style architecture with precision detailing—timber cladding, a curved roof, and statement interiors. A great example of how we deliver custom new builds that are both technically complex and beautifully finished.

.This completed new build in Saltby, near Melton Mowbray, was designed by HSSP Architects and built using a SIP (Structurally Insulated Panel) system for high energy efficiency. The exterior features a mix of Clipsham stone, timber cladding and render, blending into the rural setting.

Inside, the vaulted ceiling over the open-plan kitchen creates a stunning central space. The home is powered by an air source heat pump, with mechanical ventilation and heat recovery, plus solar panels for reduced energy costs.

Built with sustainability at its core, this home delivers low running costs and a minimal carbon footprint. We worked closely with the clients and architects to bring their eco-home vision to life—combining modern systems with a timeless, characterful finish.

We created a stunning extension to this listed stone property in rural Leicestershire. The client wanted to maximise natural light while maintaining architectural harmony, so we installed a steel A-frame to support a fully glazed gable with aluminium bifolds and roof lights. The new space transformed the original kitchen, opening it up into a bright, spacious dining and family area that flows beautifully into the landscaped patio and garden. Careful attention was paid to preserving the character of the building, with Clipsham stone walls and a slate roof that mirrors the existing structure. We also built a second extension to the entrance hall using reclaimed brick, finished with a traditional Victorian-style tiled floor for a timeless welcome. A standout example of heritage-sensitive construction, combining old with new.

We extended a modern home in Leicestershire to create a peaceful family room with a vaulted ceiling, plus a separate home gym space for all the family to enjoy.

The vaulted ceiling was supported by a hidden steel structure, while decorative oak trusses and a cloaked oak A-frame added a warm, traditional feel.

A beautiful double-sided fireplace helps zone the open-plan space and brings a cosy focal point to the extension.

To maintain the home’s character, we echoed the client’s original modern timber panelling throughout. This project blended modern country style with clever structural solutions to create a home that feels both stylish and practical.

This kitchen extension in the East Midlands was for a local client who’s also a friend—so getting it right really mattered.

The original design was beautiful but costly, with a fully glazed wall and hidden steel structure. Working closely with the homeowners, we helped redesign the build to make it more budget-friendly without losing the modern, open feel they wanted.

We replaced large areas of glazing with high-quality brickwork, reduced the overall size of the windows, and simplified the structure. The result? A stunning kitchen, dining, and family space that looks clean, modern and light-filled—at a much more manageable price point.

This project is a great example of how we work collaboratively with clients to adapt designs and still deliver on both style and budget.

We delivered this high-impact rear extension for a young family in Bingham, Nottinghamshire, adding over 50% to their ground floor footprint.

The brief: a bright, open-plan kitchen diner that could finally do justice to their garden and create a central space for family life.

We stripped the site back to bare ground, installed new foundations and slab, and carefully tied the new structure into the existing house. Facing brickwork was matched for seamless blending, and we finished with a tiled roof, full-height glazing, and internal finishes that left the family thrilled.

This project reflects what we do best: maximising space, blending new with old, and delivering on time with care, craftsmanship, and clear communication throughout.

We manage everything from groundworks to completion with a trusted, experienced team—ready to take on your next build in Nottinghamshire or Leicestershire.

After the original property on this West Bridgford plot was condemned by Rushcliffe Building Control, the homeowner spent five years in legal claims against the previous builder. She never got to live in the house.

We were appointed to demolish the failed structure and deliver a traditional brick and block new build, designed to sit comfortably among the surrounding West Bridgford homes. The completed property includes four ensuite bedrooms, a front living room and physiotherapy treatment room, and a large open‑plan kitchen, dining and family space to the rear.

This project was about more than construction. It was about restoring confidence, doing things properly, and giving the client a home she could finally move into. Built using proven methods, clear communication, and careful attention to detail, the result is a high‑quality home built to last.

This stable block conversion in Leicestershire, designed by HSSP Architects, included a split-level new build around an existing outdoor pool, transforming it into a stunning indoor swimming pool. The design stepped down into a large open plan kitchen and living room, with a curved feature wall on the lower level. The original stables were converted into ensuite bedrooms, with a mezzanine study area above. The build involved retaining walls, extensive damp-proof tanking, and carefully rebuilding the stone gable end. Timber cladding was scribed by hand to fit seamlessly into the existing stonework. A technically complex build finished to an exceptionally high standard.

This striking three-storey home in Wollaton, Nottingham, replaced the client’s original bungalow with a light-filled, energy-efficient modern build. From demolition to completion, we handled every stage with care and precision.

The new home features open-plan, single-storey rear accommodation clad in natural timber, with large aluminium sliders leading onto the patio. Inside, a spacious kitchen-diner flows seamlessly into a bright living room, perfectly designed for young family life—allowing clear sightlines across the main spaces to keep an eye on the children.

The front elevation blends contemporary render with vertical timber cladding and full-height windows, giving the house standout kerb appeal. With strong sustainability credentials and practical family-focused design, this project showcases our full new build capabilities from groundworks to finishes.

This extension and refurbishment to a thatched cottage in Leicestershire added a modern kitchen-diner with large oak bi-fold doors opening onto the garden, plus a new bedroom and ensuite above. A concealed steel frame was expertly cloaked in oak, giving the look of a traditional oak-framed extension while delivering the structural performance needed. Inside, the kitchen blends clean contemporary lines with natural materials and light, creating a stunning contrast with the character of the original home. A great example of sympathetic modernisation, combining heritage, craftsmanship, and function.

This 7-bedroom new build in Ilkeston replaced an older property on the plot, which we demolished before beginning construction. Designed over three storeys, the home includes a full-width third floor in the roof space, used as a spacious play and study area for the client’s large family. The client also requested a large dining room for entertaining, plus a generous open-plan kitchen with a feature brick wall and island seating, creating a stylish social hub. With traditional detailing, stone features, and a brick exterior that fits the area, this project was a great example of delivering bespoke, family-led design on a complex plot.

This project began with a simple idea — to turn part of a family garden into a new home for the next generation.

Our client owned the neighbouring house and secured planning permission to build a two-bedroom semi-detached property for his son. To enable the build, we rerouted the existing underground drainage and utilities serving his home and the adjacent property — careful planning and precision were key.

The build itself was traditional brick and block construction with a concrete beam and block ground floor, modern insulation throughout, and efficient layout design.

The finished home includes a bright open-plan kitchen-diner, spacious living room with bay window, vaulted ceiling garden room, and French doors onto the landscaped garden — perfect for first-time living.

Delivered on time and on budget, this was a meaningful build that added both value and purpose.

🔨 Complete Transformation of a 1950s Farmhouse

A look back at a renovation project of a tired 1950s farmhouse — and it’s safe to say, not a single corner was left untouched!

The original building was stripped right back to brick and brought firmly into the 21st century, with:

✅ All new electrical wiring

✅ Complete plumbing and heating system

✅ Rear extension to improve flow and living space

✅ Full re-roof with modern insulation

✅ New kitchen and sanitaryware throughout

Outside, we gave the property a full facelift with fresh render, beautiful oak timber cladding, and a bespoke glazed oak porch to complete the look.

It’s been a rewarding project from start to finish — plenty of challenges, but even more satisfaction seeing the end result come together.

Swipe through the photos to see the transformation from start to finish 📸

From bare plot to family home — this traditional brick-and-block new build in the Leicestershire countryside was designed with comfort, function, and heritage in mind.

Built over three floors using attic trusses, this property gives a nod to classic farmhouse living while meeting the needs of modern rural life. We created a warm, welcoming home for a local farming family, including:

🧱 A robust brick & block structure for long-term durability

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Three full floors of living space with a hobby room in the roof

🍽️ A traditional country-style kitchen with AGA

🔥 An open fireplace and timber features throughout

🌾 Surrounded by open countryside — ideal for family and farm life

From design to finish, every detail was crafted with care and quality.

Looking for a contractor to build your dream countryside home? We’d love to help.

We transformed this derelict farmhouse and adjoining barn in the village of Caythorpe, near Lowdham, Nottinghamshire, into a stunning family home. The original property was structurally unsound, with the barn open to the elements. We carried out a full renovation and barn conversion — including strip-out, structural rebuild, roofing, repointing, and bespoke joinery. New electrics, plumbing, and underfloor heating were installed, while original features like exposed beams and brickwork were carefully restored. The barn now forms a bright open-plan kitchen and dining space with vaulted ceilings and glazed doors to the garden. This project perfectly balances rural character with modern design and energy efficiency. Delivered on time and within budget, it’s a strong example of our expertise in complex renovations and sympathetic restorations.