Manley Cheshire: A tasteful large extension to a period farm house.
Our clients purchased a period farm house that had suffered from poor extensions and alterations in recent times. NWD Architects Ltd studied the original house and its arragnement and, from this exercise, developed a scheme to alter and extend the property to meet the owners needs. Oak has been utilised throughout, selected as its richness and warth acts a foil to the locally sourced sandstone from which the earliest parts of the house are built. The result is a spacious and light-filled house centred on a large family kitchen / dining space.
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