Farmhouse Resoration, Hampshire
A long term restoration project that needed a sympathetic approach to bring it up to date as a 21st century family home.
Re-pointed elevation in lime mortar and restored stone mullion windows painted in lime wash
Side elevation re-pointed with lime mortar, stone mullion windows restored and painted with lime wash. Small outhouse re-roofed.
A small out-house set into the boundary wall, re-roofed and tiled with reclaimed clay tiles.
Newly tiled roof with reclaimed clay tiles. Original succulents re-set to retain character.
Restored Inglenook fireplace, sensitively cleaned red brick floor tiles and timbers, previously black with soot and paint.
Restored stone mullion window, painted with limewash. Re-pointed York stone with lime mortar.
Custom built kitchen units with sycamore worktops, original Belfast sink and restored timbers.
Although a later addition, the mullion window was re-built without compromising the original timber frame, dating back to the 17th century.

Restored side elevation, with work carried out on structural elements of the chimney, repairs to mullion windows and stonework.