Conversion of Grade II listed Farm, Lancashire

Situated in the Lancashire countryside the farm, stables and barns are Grade II listed and were constructed in 1846 by Mr W A F Saunders based on the plan of a 'Model Farm' which were prevalent during the mid-19th century as part of the industrial revolution. The plan consists of a main mill with a 'U' of stables and cattle pens centred surrounding a courtyard to the south.

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The farm which has fallen into a poor state of repair sits within 54 acres of rolling countryside with access to significant bridleways.

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The proposals are to renovate the existing buildings and yards into a unique equine country estate. In addition to the renovation of the existing fabric proposals include a contemporary Orangery and a contemporary glazed link to a 'pool pavilion' containing sauna, heat room and solarium.