Kent Threshing Barn Conversion ,
Unknown type in Alkham & Capel-le-Ferne
Estimated Completion Date: 2026
Architect: FOOTPRINT ARCHITECTS LTD
About this home:
The project embraces a fabric-first approach to significantly improve thermal performance by EnerPHit standards, reducing ongoing energy consumption. Renewable energy sources, including solar PV panels and an air source heat pump, ensure the development is energy-efficient, achieving net energy export. Retaining and repurposing existing structures minimises embodied carbon, while rainwater harvesting and a green roof on the car barn further enhance environmental sustainability.
Features:

Individual Self-Build

Timber Frame

Hemp Insulation

Recycled Materials

Wood Fibre Insulation

Clay Render / Plaster

MVHR

Air Source Heat Pump

Solar Panels

EnerPHit
Self Build Policy
Officer Delegated Decision

Featured on Grand Designs

Multi generation living

Innovative Construction Techniques

Landscape House

Building close to trees

Retrofit

Historic Building

Smart Home Technology
Community Agriculture

Innovative Materials

Barn conversion

Historic Preservation

Airtight Design
Planning Insights:
9 months at planning
Drellingore Barn Conversion represents a considered and sympathetic conversion of a historic farmstead, located in the picturesque Kent Downs. The design enhances the site’s unique setting through careful restoration and sensitive adaptation, aligning with the Kent Downs National Landscape Guide. It is a non designated heritage asset and so all planning had to be treated in a similar way to a listed building.
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