atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall

atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall
atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations.CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that fall

atelier688: I’ve always loved barn renovations. CAT HILL BARN This is one of those houses that falls into the ‘must share’ category as it incorporates so many features that I love, from architectural rebirth - in this case a dilapidated agricultural building being granted new life as a home - to the space itself, which combines its inherently rustic character with a sympathetic new palette of materials and a voluminous light-filled interior. Cat Hill Barn dates from the late 1700s when the building was used as agricultural storage for the neighbouring Cat Hill Hall. The Grade II listed barn is located in South Yorkshire and had stood empty for years by the time the current owners came to it, by which point the building had reached a ruinous state with its roof on the verge of collapse. Read More -- source link

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