Conversion Project (Skipton)

This previously overlooked and redundant outbuilding formed part of a larger group of buildings that had already been successfully converted. Our design transformed the remaining building into a characterful and welcoming holiday let creating a comfortable, practical space for guests to explore from.

Careful planning and thoughtful design have given this once-unused building a new lease of life, complementing the existing converted buildings and creating a unique rural retreat.

A small building with a black wooden exterior, two garage doors, and a skylight on the roof. To the right, there are parked cars along a stone wall, with a hedge and leafless trees in the background. To the left, part of a white building and a garden
A white two-story house with a slate roof and six windows with stone frames, and a green front door. The house is situated on a sad gravel driveway with some small bushes and grass in the front yard. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue.
Architectural floor plans for a house, including elevations, sections, GF, FF plans, and details of windows, doors, and construction specifications.

CONVERSION PROJECT (Ormskirk)

A redundant former stores building in the Green Belt has been thoughtfully transformed into a spacious and characterful family home, making productive use of an existing rural building that had become surplus to requirements.

The conversion retains the character and proportions of the original building while introducing a comfortable, modern interior designed around the needs of family life. Careful consideration was given to the rural setting, creating a home that sits naturally within its surroundings while making the most of the building’s existing form.

A successful example of how an underused rural building can be given a new lease of life through sensitive architectural design.

The development is currently under construction, with photographs to follow in due course.

Architectural blueprint of Building A showing elevation views and floor plans. Elevations include north-west, north-east, south-east, south-west, and a south-west view to a stone house. Floor plans display ground floor with rooms such as dining, kitc
Architectural blueprint of a building, showing four elevation views labeled North-West, North-East, South-East, and South-West, along with floor plans for ground floor and first floor levels. The plans include room labels such as kitchen, lounge, din