Sprink Lane

 

Location Congleton, Cheshire

Client Private Client

Scope Partial Conversion of Stables

Status Completed 2022

Planning Authority Cheshire East

existing stable building to be partially converted into a dwelling at Sprink Lane

Hayes 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 animal welfare.

The conversion which is contemporary in style comprises two bedrooms, a utility room and two large living spaces, accommodated within the existing structure and external envelope, with the open plan living space benefitting from a vaulted roof. Later approval was granted  to replace the roof finish.

CGI of large glazed opening to dining room
CGI of ;arge glazed opening at nighttime in dining room
CGI of partial conversion of stables with weathered timber finish and sheet metal roof coverings
vertical timber cladding with plaster finish at low level to partial conversion. Large glazed openings offering views of large gardens and horse fields
raked corridor at Sprink Lane giving access to all rooms
Sprink Lane bedroom
kitchen and sitting area in partial conversion of barn with three pendant lights over the island
vertical timber cladding, low level render finish and sheet metal roof covering to partial conversion of stables with Rear patio are and garden
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