Drimoleague Restoration
Restoration of Old Parsonage with the addition of a substantial extension.
The Drimoleague restoration of the Old Parsonage was completely gutted & new windows, floors, doors and a slate roof were put on. there was a lot of architectural salvaged items used on the build such as a reclaimed stairs circa 1870s that was sourced in France. Georgian panelled doors that were sourced locally, over 150 sq meters of 12″ reclaimed oak parquet floor. A reclaimed brick extension was added to the front of the house using reclaimed limestone parapet capping. The house has under-floor heating mixed with reclaimed radiators and geothermal and oil back up heating with solar panels for hot water. the new build is block and stone extension with concrete floors.
This project is on-going.
Above: Front of house with new brick extension.
Left: Lime-rendered extension with coble-stone patio.
Above: Reclaimed and restored stairs sourced directly from France, originally circa 1870.
Right: Bespoke fitted kitchen installed on marble floors.
Left: Rere.
Above: Reclaimed stairs with cast iron balustrade on reclaimed parquet floor.
Above: Another view of reclaimed stairs showing cast iron balustrade.
Right: Main bathroom
Left: 3 arched timber sash windows.
Above: Reclaimed Georgian door.
Above: French cast iron railing circa 1890.
Right: Front entrance of the Old Parsonage.
Above: Reclaimed pine double doors.
Left: Entrance Hall
Above: New Panelling.
Right: Entrance to new orangery.
Above: Master bedroom ensuite with jacuzzi bathtub with white marble floors and walls.
Left: Kitchen units.
