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United Kingdom
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Adventurer's Cottage
United Kingdom
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
Adventurer’s Cottage began as a quietly charming listed building that was full of character but constrained by its compact rooms and limited views outward. After years spent travelling and returning to the Hampshire countryside between trips, they wanted a home that felt calm, welcoming and more connected to its garden. They also wanted space that could comfortably expand when family came to stay.
House Form was invited to help them rethink the cottage and create a modest extension that would make everyday living easier without compromising the building’s character. The addition opens the plan, bringing the kitchen, dining and living spaces together as one social room filled with natural light. It builds on the strengths of the old cottage while overcoming the limitations of its small, cellular layout.
Because the property is listed, the design developed through careful collaboration with the local conservation officer and the planning authority. Particular attention was given to how the new structure meets the original walls, the treatment of historic fabric and the discharge of listed building consent conditions. The clients chose to carry out most of the construction themselves, and House Form remained in contact throughout, supporting and provide technical guidance and help resolve issues as they appeared on site.
The completed cottage now offers a peaceful base for the clients when they return from abroad. It is a small home with a generous spirit, equally suited to quiet mornings looking out to the garden or lively family gatherings when everyone is back together.
House Form was invited to help them rethink the cottage and create a modest extension that would make everyday living easier without compromising the building’s character. The addition opens the plan, bringing the kitchen, dining and living spaces together as one social room filled with natural light. It builds on the strengths of the old cottage while overcoming the limitations of its small, cellular layout.
Because the property is listed, the design developed through careful collaboration with the local conservation officer and the planning authority. Particular attention was given to how the new structure meets the original walls, the treatment of historic fabric and the discharge of listed building consent conditions. The clients chose to carry out most of the construction themselves, and House Form remained in contact throughout, supporting and provide technical guidance and help resolve issues as they appeared on site.
The completed cottage now offers a peaceful base for the clients when they return from abroad. It is a small home with a generous spirit, equally suited to quiet mornings looking out to the garden or lively family gatherings when everyone is back together.
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