Listed Buildings
For many years owners of listed buildings have been coming to us at Heritage for Hardwood Conservatories–Orangeries– Garden rooms– and Kitchen Extensions to design them a sympathetic project capable of gaining approval. This has given the Heritage design team a unique insight into the many issues involved in dealing with these types of projects.
The bespoke approach along with the use of traditional materials as well as quality handmade hardwood joinery enable Heritage to comply with the most rigorous of specification. Our skilled carpenters are still able to copy a traditionally made window giving the opportunity to perfectly replicate any feature of a property to retain its historical character. While our design team are experienced in and capable of negotiating with the various planning departments on your behalf to achieve a successful conclusion.
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This service is available in the UK within the region made up of : Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Suffolk , Norfolk, Bedfordshire and South Northamptonshire.
Listed Buildings Projects
Listed Buildings Project 6
On this old manor house one of the main issues was the use of Georgian bars, as modern bars carrying sealed units are usually 40mm wide which has not been acceptable to many authorities over the past few years. One … Continue reading
Listed Buildings Project 5
Working in conjunction with a local architect and after a successful appeal this significant conservatory was finally brought to fruition making an exciting addition to this listed building. The scale of the building meant the Heritage team’s experience came into … Continue reading
Listed Buildings Project 4
A listed building with distinctive oak beams.The objective: – to create a family area as a continuation to the existing kitchen by way of opening up the existing outside wall. Because of this, and the solid roof, building control needed … Continue reading
Listed Buildings Project 3
Having gained planning permission for an architect designed kitchen extension, it was felt that something a bit more interesting was needed if the investment was going to be worthwhile. Having discovered this website it was decided a Heritage Orangery would … Continue reading
Listed Buildings Project 2
For this historic country house we had to not only satisfy Building control and the Planning Department, but also obtain listed building approval and approval from English Heritage. After much deliberation and negotiation we arrived at this stunning solution.
Listed Buildings Project 1
Our clients desired a new large living space on their Listed property.It was decided the least impact and most use would be achieved by removing the external pantry and using the rear of the property as a kitchen/living area. The … Continue reading