Designs for House Extension Annex Completed

June 9, 2015
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Home Extensions & Alterations / House Remodelling

Designs for a house extension annex to a family home in the open countryside have been completed.  The design will provide a new separate home linked by an oak frame and glass link to the main farmhouse.  The annex will replace an existing Bed and Breakfast building.  Constructed in brick with oak frame and lime render infill with a distinctive oak frame porch, the dwelling is a traditional style home with contemporary features including large areas of glazing, vaulted ceilings and open plan rooms.

Replacement Dwelling in Cranage Design Stage Completed

June 9, 2015
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New Homes

Designs for a stunning 5 bed home in Cranage have been completed .  The new property will provide open plan living and family areas as well as snug, study, gym and triple garage, 5 bedrooms, ensuites and dressing rooms.  The house is a traditional style property which will be constructed using brick with a slate roof, stone dressing, oak framing and with high quality hard wood windows and doors.

 

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Extension and Remodelling Designs to Family Home Submitted

April 10, 2015
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We are delighted to be commissioned to work on the design development of this detached family home in Bramhall to extend and remodel it.  These 3D renderings have been drawn up as part of the design process as one of various options on the external appearance.  The layouts will provide fantastic open plan cooking living and dining areas as well as new bedrooms and bathrooms.   Full plans have now been submitted to Stockport Council

House Extension Bramhall

Planning Permission Recieved for a New home in the Green Belt

March 18, 2015
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Planning Permission has been granted for a new dwelling and garage in the green belt for a farm worker designed by James Bell Architecture.  The design is a two storey cottage with lime render and Cheshire brick cladding to an oak frame structure.  The garage will be constructed in an oak frame and also clad in oak.  The traditional design is aimed to be sympathetic to the agricultural character of the rural landscape.  The design sees an extension to a dwelling design that already had an existing planning permission, but it will make the property far more spacious and useable

Cheshire East Council Introduces Advisory Planning Consultancy

March 17, 2015
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The introduction of this one-stop-shop set up specifically for homeowners will be the first such approach by a local council. It is set up to provide homeowners with advice on planning and building as well as dealing with issues such as property searches and street naming.

With the Self-Build and Custom House Building Bill passing the final stage in the Commons, making land available for those interested in building their own home, and the RIBA lobbying politicians with “#BuildaBetterBritain” campaign, demanding the construction of more quality new homes, there is an active revival in the home building industry which will proactively encourage unique self-build projects.  This will hopefully lead to the creation of more diversity in the type of homes available.  Cheshire East’s new consultancy service if it succeeds will hopefully foster this rising interest in the custom build sector.