Bank Farm House

 

Location North Rode,  Cheshire

Client Mr & Mrs Needham

Scope Alterations and Extensions

Status Completed 2007

Contractor Rough Hey Ltd

rear of the existing bank farm house with poor quality rear addition

After converting his four barns into high quality dwellings, the client then wanted to refurbish his own house to achieve the same high quality finish.

Although the farm house was large but the client was concerned that there was no room large enough to assemble his extended family.  Additionally, the ground floor rooms had restricted headroom which made the rooms seem smaller than they were.  The client wanted a house with six bedrooms and enough bathrooms for four children.

The solution was to create a double height hall within the heart of the house and install a new staircase with a galleried landing.  Meanwhile, a new bedroom and bathroom were created in a second floor loft to compensate and a new master suite constructed over the kitchen.

An oak framed garden room runs the full length of the house, giving the clients the wow factor living space they wanted.

double height hall with galleried landing and dining area below
Oak frame fully glazed garden room rear extension
New extensions to Bank Farm House using Oak, brick and glass
Rear elevation of a farmhouse with new rear extensions including a oak framed glazed garden room
detail of oak framed structure to the rear extension
brick farmhouse
oak framed fully glazed garden room extension with rooflights and roof glazing
timber balcony utilising the sunset
timber roof trusses in garden room
full height glazing and roof glazing to new rear extension
new garden room with exposed oak frame structure and stone flags
kitchen alterations
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