Moor Hall Farm

 

Location nr Ormskirk, Lancashire

Client Private Client

Scope Barn Conversion

Status Completed 2011

Contractor Crown Joinery

Planning Authority West Lancashire District Council

listed curtilage stable block in poor condition at Moor Hall Farm before conversion

Moor 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 granted for this project in 2008.

The client needed to review the internal arrangement of the barn to accommodate separate guest accommodation for their daughter who worked abroad.

As brown long eared bats had been discovered in the barns, a substantial fly-space was required. A license was obtained to relocate the bats by providing a purpose built loft space in the adjacent brick barn.

The conversion has been undertaken sympathetically to keep as many of the original features as possible, but in keeping with the attached buildings and locality.

existing opening retained with new oak frame glazing to gable end of barn conversion
Converted barn with large open entrance hall and galleried landing with statement lighting and exposed timber roof truss and purlins
galleried landing at Moor Hall Farm with exposed roof trusses and purlins with row of rooflights
view across the galleried landing towards bedroom doors with raked ceilings
converted stable block at Moor Hall Farm with large opening retained with oak framed glazing
large oak framed glazing in barn conversion
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