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BARN CONVERSIONS & EXTENSIONS TO EXISTING PROPERTIES... 

22-35 BWLCH Y GROES FAEN

Extensions & Alterations to an Existing Dwelling.

22-53 BRYNGARREGLWYD

House renovation, roof extension and new balcony.

17-28 ABERYSTWYTH

Recently completed First Floor extension to an existing Bungalow overlooking Aberystwyth. Stunning views and a high quality finish has turned this old property into a new, modern home with incredible views over Cardigan Bay.

Estyniad a gwblhawyd yn ddiweddar, y'n edrych dros Aberystwyth ar bae.

12-06 NANT BARNS

Barn Conversion, located in Snowdonia National Park and overlooking Cardigan Bay with sea views.

The conversion was designed to maximize the wonderful coastal views whilst offering creature comforts alongside feature stone walls, exposed beams, tiled floors and underfloor heating.

03-50 TALYWERN

Barn Conversion

10-08 COES FAEN LODGE, BARMOUTH

This old Victorian lodge has been renovated to provide a 6-bedroom coastal retreat offering a private spa, restaurant & garden's. Each of the bedrooms offer a high-quality finish, each with it's own design and the main entrance hall has been constructed around a natural rock outcrop that makes a stunning lit feature at night.

You can visit the Coes Faen Lodge website here.

06-05 Pennal

Located in a remote location near the village of Pennal, this barn conversion occupies a stunning picturesque setting on the side of a Welsh hillside. The barn was in a state of considerable disrepair however was converted to provide a comfortable off-grid development powered by renewable technologies.

05-73 GELLI GRAEAN

Barn Conversion  

11-21 PEN-Y-BRYN

House Extension & Barn Conversion, Pennal

This two-phased project involved the conversion of a stone outbuilding and subsequent redevelopment and extension to the house. Considerable landscaping was also complete to conclude the works. 

Beudy Banc

This barn is self-sufficient. There is no grid connection and all the electricity needs are provided by PV panels. The south facing windows provide solar thermal gain. The development is believed to be the first zero carbon dwelling in Wales and the first barn to reach zero carbon status.

You can visit the Beudy Banc website here >> Beudy Banc

Or view an excellent video created by Dioni Holiday Cottages here >>