The scale of modern farming rendered this cluster of farm buildings redundant and left them in a state of considerable dereliction.
Working in two phases, we were initially instructed to make good the structures and then later, to develop them as seven residential barn conversions. The barns required extensive underpinning, new concrete bases and new roofs. All walls were re-pointed. Then we built an internal shell inside each barn with new studwork, all new services and modern insulation. We installed underfloor heating throughout, supplied by efficient air-source heat pumps and finished throughout with engineered oak flooring. Our joinery department made replacement windows and doors for the full development.
