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New Home, Wiltshire

  • 30 Nov 2017

The former kitchen garden of the client’s house had been sold off in the 1960s and a bungalow was built on the site. The bungalow was highly visible over their chalk stone garden wall and was quite an eyesore. This project involved demolishing the original bungalow to build a ‘coach house’ style dwelling suitable for the clients to live in in their old age. The new house provides a one level living area with space for a lift and facilities on the lower level if they should become necessary.
We worked to mirror the client’s main house next door and it's surroundings, with the client choosing a mix of materials. The new house has a part tiled and part slated roof, whilst the external walls have brick below, and either render or locally sourced untreated larch panels above. Tailor made sash and dormer windows reflect the classic look of main house, while the large picture window (made and installed in one piece) and the silver aluminium guttering give the house a contemporary edge!

The former kitchen garden of the client’s house had been sold off in the 1960s and a bungalow was built on the site. The bungalow was highly visible over their chalk stone garden wall and was quite an eyesore. This project involved demolishing the original bungalow to build a ‘coach house’ style dwelling suitable for the clients to live in in their old age. The new house provides a one level living area with space for a lift and facilities on the lower level if they should become necessary.
We worked to mirror the client’s main house next door and it's surroundings, with the client choosing a mix of materials. The new house has a part tiled and part slated roof, whilst the external walls have brick below, and either render or locally sourced untreated larch panels above. Tailor made sash and dormer windows reflect the classic look of main house, while the large picture window (made and installed in one piece) and the silver aluminium guttering give the house a contemporary edge!

Conservatory, Wiltshire

  • 30 Nov 2017

We demolished the former UPVC conservatory of this Grade II listed Farmhouse and replaced it with a bespoke wooden framed conservatory, complete with reclaimed terracotta tiles that were in keeping with the age of the whole building.
Hand made bricks were used in the courtyard garden, and stone reclaimed from the ground onsite was used in the lower wall around the courtyard to replicate the original higher walling and to create a seating area.

We demolished the former UPVC conservatory of this Grade II listed Farmhouse and replaced it with a bespoke wooden framed conservatory, complete with reclaimed terracotta tiles that were in keeping with the age of the whole building.
Hand made bricks were used in the courtyard garden, and stone reclaimed from the ground onsite was used in the lower wall around the courtyard to replicate the original higher walling and to create a seating area.

GRADE II LISTED STONE HOUSE EXTENSION, WILTSHIRE

  • 30 Nov 2017

Our client for this project wanted to create a library for his many much-loved books. The extension was sensitively designed to blend in with the existing 300 year old Grade II listed building, and all materials were carefully sourced. The beautiful arch window provides a soft light to the interior and an attractive feature to the exterior.

Our client for this project wanted to create a library for his many much-loved books. The extension was sensitively designed to blend in with the existing 300 year old Grade II listed building, and all materials were carefully sourced. The beautiful arch window provides a soft light to the interior and an attractive feature to the exterior.

STONE FARM HOUSE EXTENSION, DORSET

  • 30 Nov 2017

We completed this large extension for our clients, who wanted to retain the charm of the original stone farmhouse whilst adding much needed space to the rear of the property.

We completed this large extension for our clients, who wanted to retain the charm of the original stone farmhouse whilst adding much needed space to the rear of the property.

CONTEMPORARY NEW HOME, DORSET

  • 30 Nov 2017

Our clients had purchased a small 1960’s bungalow situated in an elevated position with amazing, unobstructed views of the surrounding Dorset countryside. We demolished the existing property and constructed a spacious, light contemporary new home, positioned to maximise the views.

Our clients had purchased a small 1960’s bungalow situated in an elevated position with amazing, unobstructed views of the surrounding Dorset countryside. We demolished the existing property and constructed a spacious, light contemporary new home, positioned to maximise the views.

GRADE II LISTED FARM HOUSE RENOVATION, WILTSHIRE

  • 30 Nov 2017

This beautiful old farmhouse required complete renovation and we worked closely with the architects and conservation officers to preserve the essence of the building. Our clients were very keen to respect the history of the building and we worked hard to source reclaimed materials to compliment the house.
We undertook the renovation in three phases, allowing our clients to continue to live there with minimum disruption. The end result is a warm and welcoming home.

This beautiful old farmhouse required complete renovation and we worked closely with the architects and conservation officers to preserve the essence of the building. Our clients were very keen to respect the history of the building and we worked hard to source reclaimed materials to compliment the house.
We undertook the renovation in three phases, allowing our clients to continue to live there with minimum disruption. The end result is a warm and welcoming home.

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