Set in seven acres, The White House has benefitted from a complete redesign of its internal layout, with great attention to detail in the choice of materials.
Structural work has achieved spacious rooms – and there is even roosting space in the loft for the brown eared bats that had colonised the old building’s roof space.
In the grounds, a new drainage scheme was created to divert all storm water to a large pond that is home to moorhens, mallards and carp.
The landscaping features natural materials such as slate, oak sleepers and brick walls. A ha ha between the garden and paddock was revealed and restored.
A former farmhouse at risk from neglect was brought back to life as a fine country home.
Remodelling, refurbishment and sensitive extensions have created an aesthetically attractive home in landscaped grounds in a countryside setting.
Additions include a triple garage block and an indoor swimming pool. All five bedrooms have en-suites and there is even an air-conditioned wine room. Period fireplaces were installed.
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Merging seamlessly with the existing spaces in the house, the extension at Number One Westhill Road was designed around a discreet steel frame.
Each of the four new homes has two wings at right angles, creating a sense of enclosure. They are designed and situated to sit together as a coherent development.
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