Originally a Georgian farmhouse, the building had been divided into two separate dwellings and had fallen into a poor state of repair. The vision for the project was to restore the property's original sense of identity while creating a high-quality home suited to modern family life. Through a carefully considered programme of refurbishment and extension, the farmhouse was sympathetically restored and significantly enhanced. Particular attention was given to preserving the character and proportions of the original building while introducing new accommodation that would sit comfortably alongside the historic fabric. The completed home extends to approximately 6,500 sq ft and provides generous, family-oriented living spaces arranged across two floors. Light-filled reception rooms and free-flowing accommodation on the ground floor create a strong connection between the different living areas, delivering a home that feels both spacious and welcoming.

Beyond the main house, the wider site was carefully considered to ensure a cohesive architectural composition. A detached garage building incorporating two enclosed garages and a double carport was constructed using natural stone beneath a slate roof. Designed to complement the farmhouse and surrounding buildings, the structure reinforces the character of the rural setting while providing practical ancillary accommodation. The retained traditional barn, former farm buildings and surrounding paddocks contribute to the overall sense of place, helping preserve the site's agricultural heritage while supporting its new chapter as a private residence.