The Gables, Balsall Common | Oaklands, Balsall Common | Pine Gorve, Balsall Common | The Rock Mill, Leamington Spa
Knights' Court, Long Compton | Walton Fields, Kineton | Fernbank, Evesham | Loxley Fields, Loxley | Spernall Hall Court, Spernal

The Gables, Balsall Common

Approached via tree-lined avenues, The Gables is a quite magnificent development of exclusive luxury apartments in the delightful village of Balsall Common.

Grand, imposing and in keeping with its leafy surroundings, The Gables is home to just six apartments, with generous floor space and intelligent design. The development has been carefully managed to best nurture the existing mature gardens and surrounding landscape.

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Oaklands, Balsall Common

Just a short stroll from the village centre, Oaklands is a thoughtful architectural design, sympathetic to it's surroundings. This beautiful building stands within a mature setting with landscaped grounds.

The high quality living accommodation of just seven apartments, benefits from extremely high standard fittings throughout.

The exclusive luxury apartments are set on the leafy residential and sort-after location of Station Road in Balsall Common.


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Pine Grove, Balsall Common

Pine Grove is a select gated development of only four, 5 bedroom individually designed family homes in Kelsey Lane, Balsall Common.

This unique scheme was built complete with the latest integrated technology for modern family lifestyles, as well as many energy-efficient features, including rain-water harvesting and sustainable storm water drainage systems.

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The Rock Mill, Leamington Spa

The Rock Mill was a derelict Grade II listed five storey water mill situated on the banks of the River Avon which we converted into four contemporary apartments, two mews houses and a superb duplex penthouse.

The original mill equipment has been incorporated into a dramatic entrance foyer and each property has been innovatively designed to take full advantage of existing features and the stunning views over the mill race and stream. Oak timbers, original steelwork and exposed brickwork have been combined with a modern specification to provide the ultimate contemporary apartments in an historic setting.

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Knights' Court, Long Compton

Knights’ Court was the first combined open market and affordable scheme to be carried out under Stratford-on-Avon District Council’s Local Choice initiative. It involved the re-development of a redundant farmyard to provide four 2 bedroom cottages for local people in conjunction with Warwickshire Rural Housing Association plus one 4 bedroom barn conversion and four 4 bedroom new houses for open market sale. All properties were constructed in natural Farmington stone with plain tile or slate roofs. The scheme has been highly praised for its use of traditional materials and detailing, the sensitivity of its design and the comprehensive integration of the affordable and open market elements.

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Walton Fields, Kineton, Warwickshire

On the edge of the village of Kineton, Walton Fields involved the development of twelve 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom houses, set around a series of paved courtyards. With varying ridge heights, a mix of natural stone and local brick construction, traditional window treatment and sympathetic detailing, Walton Fields is frequently cited by Stratford District Council as a superb example of quality design.

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Fernbank, Greenhill, Evesham

Situated on one of Evesham’s premier roads, this development comprised of four 5 bedroom detached houses within the grounds of a late Victorian house plus the refurbishment and extension of the original house. The striking features of the old house - the steeply pitched roof and gables and the decorative stonework – were emulated in the design of the new housing to create an integrated development.

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Loxley Fields, Loxley, Warwickshire

Loxley Fields is a development of seven distinctive houses, comprising three 3 bedroom cottages and four 5 bedroom family homes. Dramatic windows, imposing timber entrance details and stone mullion windows combine to create a unique and dramatic style to this enchanting development.

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Spernall Hall Court, Spernal, Warwickshire

The development at Spernall Hall Court involved the conversion of four barns in a former farmyard to four high quality houses. Set around a substantial courtyard, adjacent to the River Arrow, the scheme included the restoration of a Grade II listed timber framed building. Many original features were retained at the properties and other traditional details were incorporated.

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Byefields, Shipston-on-Stour

In a rural setting on the edge of the market town of Shipston, several of the properties have fabulous views over Shipston and the surrounding Warwickshire countryside and two enjoy private orchard areas as well as their own gardens.

Byefields comprised eight 2, 3 and 5 bedroom homes. The quality and beauty of the natural stone and mellow brickwork, traditional Warwickshire detailing such as oak lintels, corbelled brickwork and stone gabled windows blended seamlessly with the contemporary interiror specification.

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Rectory Place, Worcester

Aluxury development of 17 apartments, duplexes and penthouses is an exciting blend of a grade II listed former rectory, 19th century mission hall, an 18th century brew house and coach house and a new extension.

The development, which is located in a conservation area, is set in a series of walled gardens and courtyards. Many of the generously proportioned apartments offer stunning views of the Malvern Hills, Worcester Cathedral or Fort Royal Park.

Rectory Place has won a prestigious Birmingham Post & Mail design and quality award for Linfoot Homes.

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