Horselode Fen Farm

29 weeks

Built in rural surroundings in the heart of Cambridgeshire, this generously proportioned property provides modern, light accommodation in a traditional façade.

The high specification and our client’s requirements for a well constructed dwelling meant  the attention to detail was paramount.

The seven bedroomed house was constructed utilising antique Falstaff facing bricks laid in snapped header Flemish bond to provide an insulated cavity wall with a block inner leaf.

Reconstituted stone copings capped the dutch gables to provide the distinctive appearance.

Natural slate was used for the roof coving along with cast iron rainwater goods to provide a long lasting construction.

The plentiful use of glass provided an abundance of light to the interior of the property, and the galleried landing added to the feeling of spaciousness. 

Underfloor heating  is another feature of the interior negating the need for exposed pipework and radiators.

Our clients were delighted with the finished product which provides a traditional working Farmhouse with modern family facilities.