by Garry Kemp | Sep 21, 2012
This Grade 2 listed building in Beverley was extended using a glazed garden room to link the main house to the existing stables, which were refurbished and extended to create an independent annex. The stables were in very poor condition and were heavily...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 22, 2012
These traditional style chalk and brick cottages followed on from our previous development further along Bridlington road, Flamborough. The chalk walls were complimented with clay pantile and natural slate roofs to create a genuine period appearance; we were...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 22, 2012
This terrace of 5 new cottage style houses were designed and built to appear like a natural extension of an original terrace at Croft Hill in Flamborough. Traditional techniques were used to create an authentic appearance – in particular chalk stone...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 24, 2012
This barn and stables are situated at the rear of a Grade II listed house on Beverley’s North Bar Without, they were extensively rebuilt and converted into a garden annex – including a shower room, potting shed, kitchen and games room. The...
by Garry Kemp | Sep 24, 2012
This derelict barn was renovated and extended to form two new office suites, incorporating an air source heat pump, landscaped courtyard, CCTV security system and Satellite uplink. The existing character of the barns was retained, but modern touches like...
