Two new modern, contemporary dwellings designed and submitted for planning permission to replace two agricultural Dutch barns in the village of Breedon on the Hill in North West Leicestershire.

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The proposal is for the repurposing of an existing brownfield site and the houses have been designed in a contemporary yet contextually appropriate style influenced by the historical barns.    

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High quality materials have been selected throughout the scheme to provide a superior finish, reduce maintenance and increase the overall longevity of the buildings.

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Local materials will be used as far as possible in construction, with natural stone being a dominant material, with stone coloured render and large expanses of glazing to make the most of the amazing views. Internal and external timber rafters will reinforce the rural barn architype.

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Plot 1 is a 925m2 four bedroomed property, Plot 2 is also 4 bedroomed with a plot area of 760m2.

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