Gleave House Farm

 

Location Mobberley, Cheshire

Client Bilton Ward Developments

Scope Conversion of barns, New dwelling & Link

Status Completed 2012

Contractor Bilton Ward Developments

Planning Authority Cheshire East

The existing site contains a number of buildings including the two storey brick farmhouse, two substantial brick built barns and more modern agricultural buildings grouped around a courtyard.  The site is reasonably level and surrounded by open countryside.

Planning consent was achieved for the conversion of the barns to ancillary residential use and for a replacement dwelling with delicate glazed links to the barns.  The proposed farmhouse draws on the tradition of oak framed buildings in Cheshire while incorporating larger areas of glazing, giving the building a more contemporary character.  The glazed links are to be constructed in frameless glazing, emphasising the distinct character of the existing barns and new house.

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sitting room with internal window showing exposed stonework external wall
pool and jacuzzi at Gleave House Farm with views out to the surrounding countryside
glazed link between converted barn and replacement dwelling
internal courtyard area at Gleave House Farm with converted barns and replacement dwelling
oak framed lean-to containing the swimming pool at Gleave House Farm
oak frame with rendered infill panels to Gleave House Farm front elevation
elevation drawing showing converted barns, new replacement dwelling and new extensions
Gleave House Farm replacement dwelling and converted barns
glazed link between converted barn and replacement dwelling
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