VESP Architects has renovated this Nineteenth-century stone farmhouse in the midst of Dartmoor Nationwide Park, Devon, an excellent county within the coronary heart of South West England, United Kingdom. This 4,300-square-foot farmhouse and its related barns had been in a lot want of refurbishment and renovation. The transient was to create a brand new massive household dwelling, combining the farmhouse and the connected barn with a recent glass extension between. Ancillary lodging for visitors and events can be offered throughout the former milking parlor barn.
Partial demolition eliminated the 1950’s extensions and connected storage. The farmhouse now boasts 4 massive bedrooms with ensuites, a sitting room, a eating room, and a beneficiant kitchen/residing space throughout the ‘Glass field’. This light-weight metallic and glass extension makes use of glazing methods of the best high quality and know-how, permitting panoramic views of the encircling grounds and the park past, and creates an axis of motion and light-weight by means of the present buildings. Every sliding glass panel, provided and put in by Cantifix that varieties this extension is 3.8m excessive and 2m broad; on the time the higher limits of what was achievable.
The outdated milking parlor has been transformed to ancillary lodging. Half of the present construction was demolished and changed with a recent inexperienced oak timber body, seemingly ‘rising’ out of the monolithic barn. A brand new zinc roof unifies the construction. The design was effectively acquired by the Dartmoor Nationwide Park Planning Authority and was seen as each a sympathetic and progressive design resolution to deliver life again to a historic constructing inside a delicate context.
Above: The brand new glazed entrance hyperlink between the 2 outdated granite buildings. The unique stone facades may be seen to proceed inside.
Above: Beautiful bookmatch walnut veneer panels within the entrance corridor of this outdated stone farmhouse.
What We Love: This outdated stone farmhouse is a fantastic instance of mixing the outdated with the brand new. We love the wood-burning range within the eating space and the views are spectacular. The curved kitchen countertop can also be an unbelievable element. We additionally respect the combination of natural components that deliver heat to this design. General, the brilliant interiors blended with the outdated and unique farmhouse create a beautiful house that might be loved by this dwelling’s inhabitants for years to come back.
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Above: The fashionable kitchen the place the characteristic panels of black walnut line the curved island bar.
Internally a palette of current granite partitions has been paired with Jerusalem limestone stone flooring from Mandarin Stone and wide-plank oak flooring. Present timber ceiling and roof constructions have been retained the place doable – retaining the character of the property. Characteristic panels of black walnut line the kitchen and entrance corridor joinery, including heat to the calm colour palette. Wooden burners had been provided by Kernow Fires.
Above: The unique stone fire with ornamental brick arch has been restored with a brand new wooden burning range inside.
Above: Present timber ceiling and roof constructions have been retained the place doable – retaining the character of the property.
There are 4 bedrooms and three loos on this outdated stone farmhouse.
Above: The Milking Parlor — Inexperienced-oak framed extension to the disused milking parlor.
Above: Stunning open plan timber framed extension hand crafted by Carpenter Oak Ltd.
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