Woodchester Mansion

Situated in a secluded valley near Stroud in Gloucestershire, Woodchester Mansion is a unique example of 19th Century Gothic architecture.

The Fleece Inn

The Fleece Inn is a quintessential English country Inn located in the village of Bretforton, to the east of Evesham.  The Inn suffered a major fire in 2004, which destroyed the roof, first floor and the southern end of the building.

The Cider House

The project involved full repair of the existing timber framed structure and sensitive adaptation of the interior while retaining the character and feel of the original building.

St Mary's

This remarkable mediæval church has extensive wall decorations.  An extensive programme of conservation and repair, being grant aided by English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund, is now underway

Hall House

This Grade II, 15th Century timber framed house has undergone many changes.  By the 1980s the building was under a demolition order but was bought by new owners who wished to returned it to being to a single dwelling.

Dore Abbey

Dore Abbey is one of the architectural gems of the Welsh marshes. Beautifully set in Herefordshire’s golden valley, the church is an evocative monument to 850 years of history.

Snowshill Manor

Snowshill Manor is owned by the National Trust and is an important historic building incorporating traditional Cotswold Stone structures from the 16th to the 19th Centuries.

The Wain House - Hellens

The Wain House is in the care of a Charitable Trust with the objectives of preserving and restoring the property for the benefit of the public, providing facilities for community events, education and performances.

Croome Park Visitors Centre

This site contained existing structures that formed the hospital to Defford air base, built in 1942.  The first phase of work has provided a reception area, toilets, exhibition space and a large canteen.

Repair and adaptation of a range of Grade II* listed mediaeval timber framed buildings to provide workshops, residential accommodation, offices and an interpretation centre.

Dovecote - Hellens

This distinctive octagonally shaped dovecote, built in 1641 and grade II listed has been included as part of the artistic & educational development programme at Hellens.