Project

Barn Conversion, Stanley Downton

Barn Conversion

Zesta are pleased to have secured planning permission and listed building consent for the conversion of a Grade II Listed Tithe Barn and wider complex. We worked closely with Apex Architecture and AMPM Construction to prepare a conversion scheme which retains the historic interest of the barn whilst bringing it into the 21st Century.

The scheme removed the previously proposed garden room extension and the 4 rooflights on main roof slopes of the barn. It also modified the fenestration arrangement to ensure a more traditional form and returned to a more open plan internal form, which retains the original sightlines within the main cruciform structure of the barn.

The scheme also introduced a detached timber garage block, to provide mitigation for a bat loft. The Ecologist confirmed that this was not only an acceptable form of mitigation but it would be preferable from an ecological perspective, as the garage has a better link with the abutting countryside than with the barn itself, which is within the centre of what will be a residential complex.

Project Details

  • Grade II Listed barn
  • Restored and converted
  • Open plan internal form
  • Ecological constraints
  • Bat Mitigation
  • Barn Conversion
  • Cotswold Barn Conversion

Images by Apex Architecture and AMPM Construction

This project has now been built out to an impeccible standard by AMPM and it’s lovely to see the building restored and converted into a dwelling. 

Oliver Rider, Director

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