08/11/2023
Work is almost complete on our , and internal to a splendid seventeenth century . The grade II building lies within the Conservation Area of the picturesque village of , just north of .
The existing 1970s extension was removed and a new added that can be used all year around and take advantage of the stunning south-facing views across the valley. It is formed with an , local stone walls, and rooflights, and a . Internally, new openings were re-established and flags laid over a heated floor.
Two outbuildings were removed to expand the size of the terrace and improve the aspect from the new garden room. The existing terrace and steps were partially re-built using local stone. A metal balustrade and planting will soon be added.
The stables block adjacent to the terrace was also converted to provide a boot room, utility room and guest cloakroom. In addition, underfloor heating and double glazed steel windows were added within the main house.
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