Ulverston Extension Project

Set within the beautiful landscape surrounding Ulverston, this project involved the construction of two carefully designed extensions that enhanced both the functionality and character of an existing property.

The brief was to create additional living space while respecting the age, style and setting of the original building. The result is a seamless blend of traditional materials, modern craftsmanship and stunning views across the surrounding countryside.

he homeowners wanted to expand their living accommodation while maintaining the property’s traditional appearance and connection to its rural surroundings.

The project included:

  • Extension to the existing lounge
  • Extension to the kitchen and dining area
  • Improved natural light throughout
  • Preservation of the property’s character
  • High-quality traditional finishes
  • Better connection to the surrounding landscape

A key objective was ensuring the new additions felt like they had always been part of the original property.

Two stone and slate extensions were designed and constructed to complement the age and style of the existing home.

The lounge extension incorporated large oak-framed windows that frame views of the surrounding scenery while flooding the interior with natural light. A second extension expanded the kitchen and dining space, creating a more practical layout for modern family living.

Internal works were carefully coordinated to create a cohesive country-style finish throughout the property.

Works included:

  • Stone and slate extension construction
  • Lounge extension
  • Kitchen and dining extension
  • Oak-framed windows and doors
  • Interior refurbishment works
  • New flooring installation
  • Exposed oak beam detailing
  • Finishing and joinery coordination

Every element was selected to enhance the property’s traditional character while delivering the comfort and functionality expected of a modern home.

The completed project has created a significantly larger and brighter home while preserving the property’s architectural integrity.

The use of natural materials, traditional detailing and large glazed openings has allowed the surrounding landscape to become a defining feature of the interior spaces.

Key Features:

  • Dual property extensions
  • Traditional stone and slate construction
  • Oak-framed windows and doors
  • Expanded kitchen and dining area
  • Extended lounge space
  • Exposed oak beams
  • Improved natural light
  • Seamless integration with original property