If you own, or are preparing to own, a listed building in Wiltshire, congratulations! You can be justly proud of your historically significant edifice, whether it’s a cottage or a castle, but being responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of such a building – not to mention carrying out any alterations or improvements you may have in mind – can be daunting, without professional help.
If your listed building is in the Salisbury area, along the chalk valleys or the nearby towns of Devizes, Warminster or Amesbury, we are able to advise about any maintenance, repairs, enhancements or additions you may want to carry out.
We have a broad and extensive experience of extending, converting and altering Grade I, Grade II* or Grade II Listed buildings.
When considering any sort of development or structural work on Listed buildings the right permissions need to be obtained, and a thorough understanding of the archaeological and architectural interest of the building is required. Our team have the skills and knowledge necessary to steer you over all the hurdles and find solutions to achieve your desired improvements.
We have the experience, expertise and knowledge required to work on old buildings with unique period characteristics, carrying out traditional brickwork, carpentry and roofing.
We care for premium period properties in and around Salisbury, adding to their market value with quality renovation work and restoration of period features.
We can give your Tudor, Regency, Victorian, Edwardian or Georgian period property a seamless extension to blend in with the existing style of your period property, or perhaps add a modern contemporary twist.
Transforming an old, disused agricultural building into a magnificent, spacious residential dwelling is a process that is increasingly appealing for home buyers looking to escape into the countryside. We enjoy the task of crafting beautiful homes that are suitable for modern living.
Barn conversions can be a cost-effective way to create a bespoke, bright and beautiful home, holiday let, studio space or perhaps a home office, utilising an existing structure with most of the core elements for the building already in place.
In most cases you will need planning permission for a barn conversion and the work must also be carried out in compliance with building regulations.
Being experienced in completing some sensational barn conversions in the Wiltshire countryside, we’re competent to walk you through the conversion experience, ultimately creating a fantastic high-end customised build that makes the most of features such as vaulted ceilings, original brick & stonework and exposed beams.
On every project we aim to reduce the environmental impact by following eco-friendly practices and re-using materials whenever possible.
This includes making use of recycled and reclaimed materials (roof tiles, bricks and timber), utilising traditional materials such as lime mortar, using responsibly sourced wood, durable natural stone, and sustainable concrete.
Where demolition is necessary, we crush the concrete waste and masonry material to be re-used in sub-bases or driveways, for example.
In a way we feel we are being true to our roots, endeavouring to build and finish the way our ancestors did without using chemical based, toxic or polluting materials.
