Northamptonshire Country House

The Jacobean renovation that became a long-term project Located in one of Northamptonshire’s Doomsday Book villages, and set back behind a stately stone wall, this stunning Grade II listed country house nestles in around 14 acres of equally impressive grounds....

Gladwell Patterson

From counting house to fine art emporium The owners of London’s oldest art gallery saw huge potential in this magnificent gothic revival building centrally located in the popular market town of Stamford. Built in 1848 to house the Midland Banking Company, the interior...

Firdale House

Creating the ultimate leisure facility in a conservation village To give the new owners of a recently restored nineteenth-century farmhouse their longed-for swimming pool, their neighbour sold them his, along with some additional land, outbuildings, and a portion of...

Lamport Rectory

A sympathetic restoration of an eighteenth-century gem The Old Rectory at Lamport is a fine example of early eighteenth-century architecture, built by Francis Smith of Warwick in 1730. It is typical of Warwick’s style, being elegantly proportioned with a hipped...

Manor Farm House

Maintaining a quintessential English country home With its formal box hedging and limestone walls swaddled in wisteria and roses, this old Northamptonshire property is the archetypal English country cottage. Bought by the current owner to perform guest duties...