Historic Country Buildings

Chettle House is a Grade I listed country house built during the early eighteenth century to the design of the notable architect Thomas Archer. The house is located in extensive…

ADAM Architecture were commissioned to lead a major refurbishment of a Gloucestershire manor house for a client wishing to use the Grade II* Listed property as a private house and…

A substantial Grade II Listed 16th Century house with later additions, in a picturesque semi-rural location, was partly destroyed by fire. Where possible the original house has been restored but…

The alteration works to the Grade II Listed house, built in a local sandstone, included an extension of the post-war wing to provide improve first floor accommodation, the rationalisation of…

ADAM Architecture were commissioned to design a replacement extension and to complete additional alterations to this Grade II Listed Georgian House in Hampshire. The works included the removal of an…

This Grade II* Listed Rectory is set within mature gardens and dates from the late 17th century with alterations made in both the 18th and 19th centuries. Today the property…

The principal wing of the property was built in the 18th Century and although altered in the 1980’s, it fundamentally retains its original layout. However, much of the original internal…

Fir Hill House is a charming Grade II mid-eighteenth century property that was originally part of the manor of the Bishops of Winchester. This project involved a substantial, phased programme…

This project involved the restoration and extending of a Grade II Listed house which stands on high ground overlooking a broad landscape. The brief included providing a new therapy pool…

This substantial Grade II listed village house, dating back to the 17th century with significant 18th century modifications and extensions, suffered severe fire damage. The first and attic floors were…

The substantial Grade II Listed early 19th Century house is set in mature gardens, with associated ancillary domestic buildings, walled gardens and a swimming pool. The restoration and extension works…

A replacement extension to the Grade II listed cottage updates the limited accommodation and carefully refurbishes the remaining historic fabric. The new east wing is a sensitively designed addition with…

A Grade II Listed house in Hertfordshire had been extensively remodelled and repaired, and now returned to a private family home. The house was originally built in 1773 but had…

A Grade II Listed Georgian house with medieval origins that had undergone considerable modern alterations. The changes had greatly undermined the property’s architectural value and ADAM Architecture was commissioned to…

A Grade II* Listed house in Hampshire dates from the late eighteenth century with later additions. However, various elements were demolished or altered in the 1930s leaving the house unbalanced…

As well as comprehensive repairs, the new work to this large Grade II* Listed manor house involved the demolition of an Edwardian billiard room and its replacement with a new…

This property is a Grade II* Listed timber-framed manor house dating back to 1444. ADAM Architecture was commissioned to coordinate the restoration of the property, removing nineteenth and twentieth century…

A Grade II Listed cottage in Hampshire has been carefully restored, new buildings added and outbuildings converted to a habitable dwelling. The renovation to the cottage restored and reinstated many…

A project that involved the regeneration of a Cotswold farming estate. ADAM Architecture was commissioned to design a master plan for the site, to prevent further decline of a series…

The house had undergone a series of unsympathetic alterations leaving it in poor condition. The geometry of the interior had been destroyed and various nineteenth century additions had obscured the…