This North Norfolk barn was converted from an old agricultural masonry farm building. The conversion formed a bespoke four bedroom property which was finished to client's specifications.
The work consisted of new ground works and drainage, installation of structural steel and timber structures to create the internal open-plan layout which provided a large living space with brickwork fireplace, dining area, large hall entrance with galleried staircase, kitchen and utility. The project included introducing new services for the property and external hard landscaping.
New windows and doors were installed throughout, including rebuilding of the flint elevations to maintain the original features of the barn. The works were completed in accordance with the architects and structural detailing.
Prior to conversion.
Installation of flint panelling to front of barn.
Internal intermediate structural floors and timber framing installed.
During works installation of PVC frames and trims.
Internal plaster works in progress.
New kitchen installed.
Interior of barn conversion showing oak posts, staircase and fireplace.
Oak beam at high level, new staircase and some exposed face brickworks within the entrance hall.
Works were completed including full decoration.
Oak posts, doors and fireplace.
Oak beams and exposed masonry.
Staircase and exposed masonry to stairwell wall.
Three bathrooms were installed complete with full fittings and ready for use.
Front elevation including new terrace paving and flint walls.