Adaption of formal estate farm

Charlock Farm was part of a model farm complex built by the Duke of Grafton in 1832. It is of a formal Georgian design comprising a farmstead around a courtyard and is now a listed building.

The brief was for the sensitive adaptation of this remote rural site for modern living.

Over the years some parts of the property had been lived in, some had not and were in a state of disrepair. Some original features had been lost and the yard had modern corrugated sheds which spoilt its appearance.

The work has had the effect of restoring much of the character and appearance of the farm. The farmhouse underwent a complete refurbishment and internal modernisation.

The yard buildings were converted into a cottage with the reinstatement of eleven stable boxes and a tack room. In addition a lecture and recreation facility was introduced..

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