The south elevation and new garden terracing, with the contemporary extension with Crittall windows to one side. This was constructed on the site of an unsighly earlier addition which was demolished.

Overall view of the south front, extension, and poolhouse - from the terraced gardens..

General view from the east, showinig the outdoor swimming pool, outdoor kitchen (with corrugated iron lean-to roof), pool house and main house behond..

A vew from the south of the swimming pool, poolhouse behind, and outdoor kitchen to the side.

A view of the east side of the main house from the poolhouse terrace; the poolhouse is on the RHS..

Here is an early concept sketch of the poolhouse terrace; see the previous photograph for the finished result!

Inside the poolhouse; the 'summer' kitchen/dining area is located behind, and the swimming pool and terrace thro' the Crittall doors on the RHS..

A view of the changing room inside the poolhouse, wkth the sitting and kitchen/dining areas beyond..

A new of the gravelled terrace in front of the house with the contemporary extension to one side..

Looking towards the extension on the south west side of the restored farmhouse..

A close up of the extension, constructed in front of the original house. It is connected via a glazed 'link' structure and features wrap-around Crittall windows. The roof appears to be cantilever from the stone walls at the rear..

Around the back of the house, here we see original and new 'barns' which house the utility room and gym..

The side of the extension features Crittall clerestory windows and a glazed 'link' structure with the original house..

This view shows how the clerestory windows on the side of the extension wrap around the front elevation which features a clapboard cable with zinc-clad eaves/bay window..

here we see how the main house dominates the surrounding landscape and new extension/curtilage buildings..

The entrance front of the original house from the new courtyard garden, with the rear of the poolhouse to the LHS..

Inside the contemporary extension in front of the house. A semi-industrial/rustic feel is achieved with exposed steel beams, timber ceiling cladding, terracotta tiling and wrap-around Crittall windows. This wonderully inviting space makes the most of the spectacular panoramic views.

This early concept sketch shows the thinking behind the extension interior; refer to the previous photograph for the finished result!

The 'Boot Room Corridor' at the side of the house with Crittall windows, timber cladding and a beamed ceiling..

A concept sketch of the Boot Room Corridor. Refer to the previous and next photographs for the finished result!

This early concept sketch shows the space int he previous photograph. At that point, this was going to house the kitchen..

Looking into the playroom from the kitchen; a large wall-mounted TV set is just out of view on the LHS...

These elevations, prepared for planning, show the overall relationship between the original farmhouse, extension and new curtilage buildings..

A site plan showing the overall development..