Projects
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.
Ferry Cottage
North OxfordThe works to Ferry Cottage included the demolition of a 1970s extension, extensive restoration to the original cottage and the new build of a contemporary glazed extension, designed to maximise living space and to reveal the previously covered rear face of this historically significant property.
Mill House
West OxfordshireThe top-to-toe renovation of a Georgian Cotswolds townhouse, including a traditional stone garden room extension.
Northend Farmhouse
BuckinghamshireExtensive restoration and enhancement works to a Grade II-listed village residence, carried out over four separate work phases.
Cotswold Farmhouse
GloucestershireThe renovation and extension of a heritage listed Cotswolds farmhouse, exhibiting stunning design-led features and traditional craftsmanship throughout.
Clyde House
LondonThe reconfiguration and extension of an architecturally notable 1820s Chiswick residence.
William Morris House
HertfordshireThe complete renovation and extension of this stunning 1920s Arts and Crafts style residence.
The Old Vicarage
OxfordshireThe renovation and extension of an 18thC Old Vicarage, to the stunning creative scheme of Samantha Todhunter Design, as featured in House and Garden magazine.
Otterly Farmhouse
OxfordshireA sustainable whole-house renovation and extension project for this brick and flint Oxfordshire Farmhouse.
Jesus College
OxfordshireBarr Build were privileged to act as principal contractor for the renovation of Jesus College’s dining hall.
Strawberry House
LondonThe sympathetic restoration and alteration of a heritage West London property.
Thatcham Hall
BerkshireThe complete renovation of this 18th Century listed manor house, over three distinct work phases.
Rhodes House Trust
OxfordshireAn internal and external heritage matched refurbishment project for this prestigious Oxford University building.
