New Pictures of Summer Hill, Ulverston
September 5, 2011
Click here for a slide show of Andy Marshall’s new photographs of our conversion and extension of Summer Hill near Ulverston. The scheme consists of five apartments, and a new house for the owners.
Summer Hill from the North
June 16, 2011
The approach from the drive. New entrance to the apartments to the left, and the entrance to the new private house beyond.
Summer Hill from the garden
June 7, 2011
Approaching the new house at upper ground level. The original Georgian mansion is to the right, now converted into apartments.
New Houses at Poundbury
November 19, 2010
On Tuesday 16 November Francis Roberts accompanied HRH Prince Charles and master-planner Leon Krier on a visit to our newly completed houses at Poundbury, Dorchester. This is our first completed scheme at Poundbury and consists of four houses around a sheltered courtyard.
Summer Hill in the snow
January 25, 2010
Project for a new house and the refurbishment of a Georgian house at Summer Hill, Spark Bridge near Ulverston. The picture was taken in January 2010 immediately prior to the Phase ll refurbishment of historic building.
Summer Hill slide-show
December 2, 2007
Created with Admarket’s flickrSLiDR.
Summer Hill, Spark Bridge, Cumbria with Morecambe Bay in the distance. Phase 1 complete. Pictures taken in changing light, November 2007.
Summer Hill Phase 2
May 23, 2007
Current project: An initial scheme for apartments in a listed Georgian house near Ulverston. The scheme aims to retain and enhance the grand architectural features of the interior. Phase 1.
Gate House
March 15, 2007
This is a small but, we hope, perfectly formed addition to a Victorian gate lodge in the countryside north of Preston. It is of two storeys and exploits the change in level between the entrance drive and the garden.
Summer Hill Detail
June 22, 2006
Roughcast and copper at Summer Hill.
Summer Hill, Phase 1
June 15, 2006
Phase 1 of the development at Summer Hill is now complete. This consists of a new house for the owners which incorporates some elements of the historic building. The picture shows the building from the west with the new copper-clad extension providing a first floor living space. Phase 2 will involve the conversion of the original Georgian house, the completion of exterior painting to unify the building colour and the finishing of external works.
The picture below shows the site before construction of the new buildings.
