Carrock Homes Limited

Extensive heritage techniques were used throughout including Lime Hemp plasters and ancient joinery techniques.

The project was Spot Listed after our start on site causing a delay whilst obtaining listed building consent.

Restoration of the original Oak Cruck frames using traditional techniques.

Integration of a contemporary glazed extension on the listed building to give spectacular views into the Lake District National Park (A UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Extensive use of salvage and second hand materials sourced locally such as Burlington slate; Stone and restoration timbers.

Integration of modern Air Source heating linked to full underfloor heating.

MVHR system discretely routing the air ducts to give heat recovery and almost free hot water.

Extensive heritage techniques used throughout including Lime Hemp plasters and stone pointing.

The project was Spot Listed after our start on site causing a delay whilst obtaining listed building consent.

Restoration of the original Oak Cruck frames using traditional techniques.

Integration of a contemporary extension on the listed building to give spectacular views into the Lake District National Park (World Heritage Site).

Extensive use of salvage and second hand materials sourced locally such as Burlington slate; Stone and restoration timbers.

Integration of modern Air Source heating linked to full underfloor heating.

MVHR system discretely routing the air ducts to give heat recovery and almost free hot water.

SUDs drainage system.

Maintenance free exterior to the building by using stone and slate and glass.