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Conversions, Eleanor, Jake, Projects
22nd January 2020
ClientPrivate ClientLocationGawsworthScopeBarn conversionHayes and Partners gained consent for the conversion of the whole existing agricultural building to create one large single storey dwelling under Class Q Permitted Development Rights. Hayes and Partners then obtained planning consent for the conversion of the barn to a two-storey dwelling within a reduced footprint.  The demolition of a side bay of the building allowed for...

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Conversions, Eleanor, Jake, Projects
25th January 2019
ClientPrivate ClientLocationRainow, CheshireScopeConversionCompletionTBCHayes and Partners have gained planning consent for the conversion of a modern agricultural shed into a large detached dwelling. As the existing building was much larger than the client required, we introduced an open bay, a void volume within the steel frame, to break up the mass of the building.  This in turn separated the main house volume...

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Conversions, Lucy, Projects
2nd August 2018
ClientPrivate ClientLocationCongleton, CheshireScopePartial conversion of stablesCompletionOngoingHayes and Partners obtained planning consent for the partial conversion of an existing stable building. The building had been constructed as an equestrian building so did not qualify for agricultural permitted development rights. The stables are retained in one side of the building; the objective was to provide domestic accommodation within the existing shed to promote...

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Conversions, Extensions and Renovations, Projects
6th October 2017
ClientRough Hey LtdLocationKermincham, CheshireScopeConversion & extensionsCompletion2017ContractorRough Hey LtdThe Dovecote is within a group of former agricultural buildings which form a courtyard opposite Kermincham Hall, a large farmhouse dating from the mid-19th century. The development site originally comprised a one-bedroom dwelling with a single storey section under a lower roof, plus four stables accommodated under the same roof. The two storey...

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Conversions
15th August 2017
Agricultural Buildings to Dwellinghouses   Class Q of the General Permitted Development Order permits the change of use of a total of 450 m2 (4843 ft2) of floorspace in an existing agricultural building to residential use, this can take the form of 1 to 3 dwellings within the envelope of an existing agricultural building. Class Q only permits ‘building operations reasonably necessary...

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Conversions, Eleanor
19th April 2017
ClientMr & Mrs HallLocationGawsworthScopeBarn ConversionCompletion2008ContractorRough Hey LtdThe barn sits on a steeply sloping site overlooking the Cheshire plain.  The proposals took advantage of the slope in planning and in optimising the views at the front dwelling. The clients purchased the site with planning permission for the conversion to residential comprising two detached single storey dwellings with three bedrooms each. The proposals included...

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Chris, Conversions, Listed Buildings
19th April 2016
ClientPrivate ClientPlanning AuthorityCheshire EastLocationMacclesfieldScopeBarn ConversionCompletion2016ContractorSelf Build Lower Brook Croft was a small stone barn which farm part of an agricultural group including  a seventeenth century stone farmhouse and barn, which were both Grade II listed.  The challenge of the project was to accommodate a practical dwelling within the existing envelope, which stepped down across the farmyard, while retaining an open space...

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Conversions, Kelly, Listed Buildings
19th April 2014
ClientPrivate ClientLandscapeSusan BuckleyPlanning AuthorityCheshire EastLocationMacclesfieldScopeConversion of Listed BarnCompletion2014ContractorSelf BuildLower Brook Barn is a large stone barn in close proximity to a listed farmhouse. The barn is also a listed building.  Hayes & Partners gained planning and listed building consent for conversion from agricultural use to form a new dwelling in 2008. Hayes & Partners provided the client with a partial service...

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Conversions, Matthew
19th April 2014
ClientRough Hey LtdLocationEaton, CheshireScopeConversion of barns into 4 new dwellingsLandscape DesignBarnes WalkerPlanning AuthorityCheshire EastCompletion2014ContractorRough Hey LtdOriginally, planning consent was granted for permission to convert the smallest barn on the site to a dwelling.  During the Cheshire East moratorium on new dwellings, Hayes & Partners gained consent to transfer the planning consent from the small barn to a larger barn on...

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Conversions, Julian, Listed Buildings
19th April 2011
ClientPrivate ClientLocationCheshirenr Ormskirk, LancashireScopeConversion of barnPlanning AuthorityWest Lancashire District CouncilCompletion2011ContractorCrown JoineryMoor Hall Barn is a converted stable block situated in a rural location of West Lancashire, forming part of Moor Hall Estate.  The barn is a listed curtilage building, built in approx. 1840s and attached to a larger listed 17th Century brick barn, situated on a medieval site. Planning consent was...

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Conversions, Eleanor
19th April 2011
ClientMr & Mrs BrownLocationBosley, CheshireScopeBarn ConversionCompletionNov 2011ContractorRough Hey LtdEmery Planning Partnership secured a planning appeal decision allowing conversion and extension of the Hayloft in 2009. Hayes & Partners redesigned the internal layout of the conversion and submitted a building regulations application. The building work was completed by Rough Hey Ltd with additional details and regular site inspections undertaken by Hayes & Partners as...

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Conversions, Listed Buildings
19th April 2010
ClientPrivate ClientLocationAlderley Edge, CheshireScopeBarn conversion to residential useCompletion2010ContractorKelly ContractingThe original building comprised a fourteenth century cruck framed barn.  The cruck frames split the internal space and prevented any linking of first floor spaces. Planning consent was gained for a conversion of the existing barn to residential use in 2004.  The consent included two staircases leading to single bedrooms at each end...

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Conversions, Listed Buildings
19th April 2009
ClientBarns BattyLocationLower PeoverScopeBarn conversion to residential useCompletionCompleteContractorAndrew WainwrightBarn conversion with extensions within the curtilage of listed farmhouse.           ...

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Conversions
19th April 2008
ClientMr & Mrs CurbishleyLocationNantwichScopeBarn ConversionCompletion2008ContractorJMC Building & Civil ContractorsThe project at Poole Farm comprised the conversion of two large barns into four dwellings.  The barns formed an important part of the architectural setting of a listed farmhouse which informed the development of the design. The proposals retained the footprint of single storey 20th Century buildings allowing larger openings to be introduced...

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Commercial, Retail & Leisure, Conversions
19th April 2005
ClientMr Robert HankinsonLocationStyalScopeBarn conversion to residential and commercial useCompletion2014Work at Beech Farm is being carried out in four phases. Phase I was completed in 2005; phase II completed in July 2008; Phase III completed in 2012. Phase I - an open Hayloft with cast iron columns was converted into a dwelling. The columns were retained, with vertical slot windows at the corners behind. Phase...

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