The Richmond Bell Architects team are delighted that Wiltshire Council granted planning permission at committee last week for this traditional farmhouse in the North Wessex Downs National Landscape near Marlborough.
The new home was designed for private clients in collaboration with Sherbourne Developments as a replacement for a dilapidated bungalow. It consists of 5 bedrooms, with an additional bedroom above the separate timber-framed garage. Downstairs, a large open plan kitchen will provide views out across the fields of the surrounding National Landscape.
Externally, the house will have a lime render with stone quoin details, and a red brick wing to the side, to tie in with similar Georgian buildings in the nearest village. Particular care has been taken in the design for the soft landscaping of the site, with proposed planting of new native trees and hedgerow together with a wildflower meadow enhancing the biodiversity of the site.
Huge thanks to the team at Atlas Planning, who we worked closely with throughout the lengthy planning process that included a committee meeting, to ensure a successful outcome for our clients.
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