All posts filed under: Green Belt

Georgian New Builds and Contemporary Transformations

June 10, 2022
by jamesbellarchitecture
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Green Belt / Home Extensions & Alterations / New Homes

Top Image – Planning Permission Granted – A new Georgian styled home over three floors for a private client. This property boasts an open plan contemporary interior complete with cinema, pool, gymnasium set within a traditional exterior. Situated in a rural Cheshire location. Middle Image – Planning Permission Granted – 3no. x 4 storey detached Georgian themed properties in an affluent area of Birmingham. Bottom Image – Planning Permission Pending – A new detached Georgian […]

Phases 4/5 of Barn Conversion Complex near Oulton Park underway; Barn Conversion in Prestbury passed; Planning permission granted for farm development in Marthall for 5 houses; Barn Conversion for 3 holiday lets in Fylde approved; Bickerton farm development approved

December 10, 2019
by jamesbellarchitecture
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Barn Conversions / Green Belt / Uncategorized

Planning permission has been granted for a barn conversion (image above) in Prestbury.  The property will provide 4,500sqft of contemporary living accommodation with oak framed extension, a substantial detached outbuilding for home office and gymnasium and potentially a pool, offered with substantive gardens and land as well as a private driveway leading to its position on an elevated site overlooking Macclesfield Road Phase 4/5 of a farm development project consisting of 5 new dwellings is […]

Sutton Barn Conversion Approved

December 5, 2017
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Barn Conversions / Green Belt / Uncategorized

The conversion of a 17th Century Stone barn to a family dwelling situated in the Green Belt has been approved.  The conversion involves the repair of the historic stone walls, stone flag roof and oak beams of the original barn as well as a new oak frame orangery extension as part of the design.  The barn offers unprecedented views over the rolling hills of this part of Cheshire for the occupants to enjoy once the conversion is […]