Woldon has completed the construction of a new residence and landscaping within an 18th-century Cotswolds farmstead, following the successful securing of planning permission. The project forms part of a considered approach to estate-led regeneration, carefully integrating a contemporary building within a historic setting comprising a stone threshing barn, cottage, and stables arranged around a traditional yard and kitchen garden.

Drawing on the seventeenth-century farmhouse vernacular, the design features a three-storey central structure beneath steeply pitched gabled roofs clad in Cotswold stone tiles. A two-storey southern extension accommodates principal spaces while strengthening the building’s relationship with the landscaped grounds and ha-ha, ensuring that the house sits harmoniously within the wider estate. Single-storey elements are strategically composed to house service areas, minimising visual impact and preserving the character of the surrounding landscape.