This conversion was a listed house and barn in a courtyard complex with the barn being converted into a modern living space incorporating a photography studio to the first floor.Listed planning permission was achieved by the team at Carrock Design and Build to create a subservient link to main house. A compact biomass boiler in this link was installed and hidden by a curved wall. Externally bi-fold windows open up fully to allow an unobstructed view down the valley.
The brief on this project was to refurbish a listed house using traditional materials and techniques.Internally the project was complex and included the removal of modern concrete floors replacing with Lime/Leca and the removal of cement gypsum plaster, replaced with Lime/Hemp plaster.
Government have confirmed that a detailed assessment of the ‘A licence to rent’ report has not been undertaken and there are no plans in place to introduce a national landlord register.
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