Former winner of Period Living's home of the Year award, this beautiful family home was once a neglected outbuilding
Every part of the house needed attention, from the chimneys down. You can still see the marks in the brickwork where the doors and windows were moved. New windows and a front door were made by RM Jones Joinery. The couple also added a bootroom (left of first picture).
Click HERE to see the fabulous kitchen and the rest of the in house Denbighshire, Wales. The building was in the husband's family for 5 generations. The article is fantastic and so inspiring. I know you will love it.
xo
6 comments:
What an impressive restoration. One can only imagine how difficult it must have been for the owners to fulfill their dream of making The Laundry even better than it was, originally. I believe they succeeded!
Pam -- I'm glad they won an award for this labor of love. This restoration is just wonderful and it's a dream realized for the whole family. Maybe one day there will be another article showing the gardens. The husband is a builder who likes gardening too. I think the end result is a huge success too. xo, Rosemary
This is so beautiful.Thanks for sharing your great articles with us.xo
This is a beautiful renovation of a very old property, carried out with love and care. It couldn't have been easy as it is a Grade-II listed building so the owners would have had to consult with the local council every step of the way before doing any work. So lovely that the building has been in the same family for so long.
annette -- You are most welcome. I always try to share great articles that find me. I loved this one too. xo, Rosemary
Tasha T -- The builder husband had lots of experience working on Grade-II listed buildings and he wanted to do everything properly on his own future home. I know it must have taken extra time to present what he and his wife wanted to do at council meetings but it was all worth it in the end. They must be so happy living in the dream house they created from a neglected farm building. They did much of the work themselves and that always makes a project extra special. I'm glad you enjoyed the article too. xo, Rosemary
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