A 16th-century English longhouse hid serious structural problems behind its walls; the builder restoring it has now turned the centuries-old property into his own family home
- The restoration included repairing much of the original oak frame, but also creating contemporary spaces that met the needs of modern family living.
- Cadman Construction was already undertaking one of its most challenging heritage projects: restoring a Grade II-listed 16th-century longhouse in Suffolk.
- But for Stuart Cadman, Managing Director of Cadman Construction the challenge had an additional dimension: the centuries-old property was finally to be his family home.
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- The restoration included repairing much of the original oak frame, but also creating contemporary spaces that met the needs of modern family living.
- Cadman Construction was already undertaking one of its most challenging heritage projects: restoring a Grade II-listed 16th-century longhouse in Suffolk.
- But for Stuart Cadman, Managing Director of Cadman Construction the challenge had an additional dimension: the centuries-old property was finally to be his family home.
Sources: Times of India