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Cotswolds Waters is an exclusive private estate of luxury second homes with an abundance of family amenities set in the stunning Cotswolds countryside. This is likely to be the last new lakeside development of its kind in the Cotswolds. With four pristine lakes, Cotswolds Waters will comprise 77 lakeside homes and 63 lake fronted apartments; with each home design in keeping with the much-loved style of the lakes.

On 10th June 2024 Chichester District Council granted consent for this HO11 (Para 84) exceptional new dwelling on a 24 acre site with views across the South Downs National Park inspired by a humble nodule of flint.

An exceptional new HO11, dwelling in rural Hampshire set within a unique village defined by having 4 distinct settlement areas.

Located on the site of a former chicken farm, this scheme for a substantial new contemporary isolated HO11 (Para 84) dwelling playfully explores the remnants form & layout of the former chicken farm buildings which comprised a grid of barrel roofed structures now long since demolished and with woodland having established between the footprints of the former structures.

Set within the Cotswolds AONB on the outskirts of Cheltenham, Lilley Brook HO11 (Para 84) House is nestled within a natural tranquil hollow within the landscape. The design explores two distinctly different ways of experiencing the landscape; Prospect & Refuge. Refuge, sits at the base of the hollow containing accommodation with intimate connections to the Lilley Brook stream. In contrast, Prospect provides magnificent opportunities to enjoy wider views across the landscape.

This rural redevelopment reimagines a former farmhouse site, preserving original relic walls while creating a flood-resilient new home. Elevated above the ground, the design protects against flooding and allows the landscape to flourish beneath. Blending heritage with modern living, the dwelling enhances its rural character, delivering a sensitive and sustainable approach to residential renewal.

Approved unanimously by Derbyshire Dales District Council, this HO11 (Para 79) scheme reinterprets two former farm structures at the junction of three fields, creating a sustainable, energy-efficient rural home that responds sensitively to its landscape and agricultural heritage.

This HO11 (Para 80) project was an existing dilapidated timber framed barn which had previously been granted consent to convert to residential but was allowed to elapse. When seeking to reinstate the consent, the condition of the barn had deteriorated to the extent that it was no longer deemed capable of conversion without wholesale reconstruction & demolition.

Plans are about to be submitted for the design of an exceptional new HO11 (Para 84) dwelling upon a plot adjacent to a converted oast & barn house in rural east Kent The new dwelling is located discreetly to the rear of the oast, behind a mature hedge and sat within a distinct well contained plot.