Coolington Barn
Clare Nash Architecture · United Kingdom
Projects / Built project
Stables Conversion to Holiday Lets
Former stables beside a listed farmhouse became holiday accommodation, alongside a characterful kitchen and snug extension.
- Type
- Stable conversion and farmhouse extension
- Status
- Completed
- Context
- Listed farmhouse setting
- Use
- Holiday accommodation, kitchen and sunken snug
- Practice role
- Listed-building consent and construction drawings
The story
The story behind the work.
Clare Nash Architecture converted stables within the setting of a listed farmhouse into holiday accommodation and extended the farmhouse into an attached barn for a new kitchen and sunken snug.
The listed-building process required additional evidence to establish the age of the stables before rebuilding could be accepted. Drawings supported construction, while retained irregular studwork preserves the history and character of the barn interior.
Credits
- Practice
- Clare Nash Architecture
The practice