This agricultural barn conversion created a distinctive new private dwelling, while retaining key elements of the original building.

The structure included a 170-year-old timber trussed roof, integrated with a 100-year-old steel lattice frame—both of which were retained, adapted, and reinforced as part of the works.

The exterior features a blend of reclaimed stone and new charred larch cladding.

Historic features, such as old water troughs, were repurposed as rainwater hoppers to reflect the building’s past use.

Before the conversion

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After the conversion

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