The bungalow scheme features a mix of single- and double-storey homes, each thoughtfully designed with reference to the original cottage care building, and complemented by a summer house, wildflower walk, and communal pond. The design carefully balances aesthetic continuity with modern functionality, providing residents with private, light-filled living spaces that harmonize with the surrounding landscape.

The redevelopment of the 1912 former hospital exemplifies the Arts and Crafts architectural ethos, emphasising craftsmanship, material authenticity, and harmonious design. The adaptive reuse project preserves the building’s structural and decorative integrity while introducing contemporary spatial layouts. Open-plan living areas are optimised for natural light through strategic fenestration, and key historic features, such as original moldings, window proportions, and material palettes, have been retained, marrying heritage character with modern living standards.

 

The top-floor penthouse, a three-bedroom luxury unit spanning over 1,800 square feet, demonstrates a considered approach to vertical circulation and privacy, featuring a bespoke lift shaft and dedicated private entrance. This exclusive design ensures convenience and discretion while respecting the building’s original vertical core, providing a seamless blend of historic elegance and contemporary sophistication.