The restoration and extension of this Grade II listed building required careful adjustments to suit the owners’ needs, while retaining and enhancing the historic character of the estate.

A late 19th-century stable block was thoughtfully converted into new living accommodation, featuring a new custom oak-framed staircase extension with double-glazed panels, set on a flint base. Elsewhere, existing openings were extended to floor level with new oak and glass doors installed. Also, a former garage was rebuilt to create a dedicated study, in the style of the manor house.

Alongside these architectural refinements, sustainability improvements were introduced with a new air source heat pump system. The result balances heritage preservation and traditional materials, with modern performance.