Barn conversion’s remarkable ratings

The Grade II listed barn at Eardiston House, West Felton, dates from 1750 so work had to be carefully designed

It’s has gained a B for energy efficiency and B for its environmental impact.

In laymen’s terms this means that Unit 1, Eardiston House Barns will be really efficient to run and release much lower levels of emissions into the environment.

And the really amazing thing about this is that this is a huge property, covering 3,600 square feet gross internal area.

The girth of the building is 100 metres, when a modern four bedroomed house would be 40 metres.

And then add to this the fact that the barn is also Grade II listed (dating from 1750) and so alterations had to be very carefully designed and built.

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This article posted on October 18, 2008 at 10:30