The house is a listed building with a Georgian style frontage. Initial proposals focused on the restoration and refurbishment of the existing house. Externally the additions of the 1950s have been removed, with listed building consent, to allow the simplicity and balance of the external facades to be appreciated. Internally, the house has been refurbished to integrate modern features and fittings, whilst repairing and protecting the fabric of the existing building. The refurbishment is almost complete.

Elsewhere on the site, a new oak framed garage has been constructed by a local contractor to provide garaging for cars. The garage has timber boarded facades, which have been left to weather naturally and a reclaimed slate roof. The slates were specially selected to match the colour of the slates on the roof of the existing house.

A modern kitchen extension has just been completed to the rear of the property, physically extending the house into the garden and linking it with the adjacent workshop.