Direct to Client
As a separate, dedicated service, the Direct to Client offering is personal and adaptable in approach. The process tends to be highly consultative, with significant Barr Build design input.
Direct to Client projects tend to be those where planning permissions, if required, are already in place and there is no further third-party requirement. Works can commence quickly (within 6-12 weeks of initial enquiry) and are carefully tailored to client timelines and budgets, which the team pride themselves on meeting. A close working relationship between client, contract manager and site foreman, ensures a smooth, stress-free build. The team offers consistent excellence in process and workmanship, whatever the style or size of the project.
Admirals House
CotswoldsThe sympathetic renovation of an historically significant Georgian Cotswold stone townhouse. Works included careful internal remodelling and the restoration of original features throughout.
Maresfield Barn
South OxfordshireThe restoration and repurposing of two 17th-century curtilage listed barns, to create a separate annexed leisure suite. Heritage-compliant extension and alteration works were carried out to facilitate flow and access, as well as structural works to ensure long-term stability and energy efficiency.
The Potting Shed
OxfordshireThe conversion of a traditional brick and stone outbuilding into a standalone guest annex. Works were carried out on a cost-plus basis and were aligned with the recently renovated main house.
Maresfield House
OxfordshireThe renovation and remodelling of a 17th-century country residence, where the restoration of original architectural features balanced perfectly with elegant modern finishes throughout.
The Old Bakery
GloucestershireThe transformation of a pretty Cotswolds cottage, through structural remodelling of the ground floor and a considered single-storey link extension.
Albany Mansions
LondonThe complete renovation of a Battersea Park mansion block apartment, working to the creative vision of interior designer Lorna Wright Design.
Lower Beech Farm
OxfordshireThe sympathetic extension of this Grade II listed thatched cottage, creating a bright, spacious country kitchen.
Mamma Mia Pizzeria
Summertown, OxfordThe extension, renovation and top to toe refit of a much-loved North Oxford restaurant, creating a highly functional commercial premises and apartment above.
Ferry Cottage Annex
OxfordshireThe repurposing of a charming Oxfordshire stone outbuilding to create a substantial multi-purpose annex.
South Cottage
OxfordshireThe complete renovation and extension of this stunning 1920s Arts and Crafts style residence.
Otterly Farmhouse
OxfordshireA sustainable whole-house renovation and extension project for this brick and flint Oxfordshire Farmhouse.
Kings Row
OxfordshireA single-storey stone-clad extension, designed and built to compliment the Grade II listed residence against which it sits.
Thatcham Hall
BerkshireThe complete renovation of this 18th Century listed manor house, over three distinct work phases.
The Green
BuckinghamshireWe provided the specification, fit and finish for the extension and renovation of this period cottage.
Mulberry Cottage
OxfordshireWorking to our client’s vision, this renovation was a truly collaborative project.
Lopemede Farm
OxfordshireThe conversion of derelict timber frame barns and stone outbuildings, to form two residential dwellings, an open-plan events facility and farm offices.
Sawrey House
West OxfordshireThe renovation and reconfiguration of a Cotswold stone property, breathing new life into a wonderfully situated, three-story residence.
Moor Lane
North OxfordshireThe renovation and extension of a listed cottage, bringing improved functionality and flow to the property, for enhanced family living.
The Old Fox
West OxfordshireThe extension, restoration, and remodelling of a listed 17th-century public house to create a comfortable, sustainable family home.
Northend Farmhouse
BuckinghamshireExtensive restoration and enhancement works to a Grade II-listed village residence, carried out over four separate work phases.