Milverton House

Kent

A stunning scheme of six mews houses designed sensitively to fit within the West Malling Conservation Area.

Six contemporary mews houses in West Malling, Kent, are set within the grounds of a Grade II Listed building, which provided the backdrop for our careful consideration of the design and choice of materials. We worked closely with the Planners and Conservation Officer at Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council, to inform this. The houses are designed to be a contemporary version of the traditional semi-rural Kentish cottage, with black timber and traditional Kentish ragstone. These are to be high-quality two bed houses, sitting within a highly desirable and historic market town.
Refurbishment and Extension

Type

Kent

Location

Planning Permission Approved

Status

The houses appear of traditional design, incorporating traditional materials and architectural detailing. Dormer windows are set into the pitch of the roof and are grouped together in pairs. The use of blackened shiplap timber cladding, coincides with the existing building to the rear of Milverton House, which is to remain. Entrances are set back from the façade to give some definition and variation and are picked out in traditional ragstone.