Property

  • curtilage-920x920

    Heritage and conservation expert Anske Bax explains how to determine if a structure is within a listed building’s curtilage and what works you can carry out on it.

  • style guide

    Our last period house style guide focused on the 1930s semi-detached house, which, as so many of this type of house were built and with many still around today, made this style a great candidate to cover in our guide. But what happened next?

  • winter ready

    Don’t let winter wreak havoc with your home! Now’s the time to prepare for the colder months with these Conservation News tips.

  • insultate

    The latest Government research suggests that energy-efficient homes sell for around 14% more than uninsulated properties, not to mention being far more cost-effective to heat.

  • w2

    We witness the exciting spectacle of the White Mill’s cap replacement

  • Interior of top floor

    The Listed Carriage House at the property of Rock House that used to house the horses was anything but ‘stable’ but that was soon to change.

  • f2

    Fanlights

    Property

    A fanlight is a decorative window feature that can be found above doors, windows and other architectural openings.

  • London Road, Canterbury

    Heritage Conservation

  • Orlestone Oak

    They say an Englishman’s home is his castle, and we certainly do take great pride in our properties. A period home is a big investment, and when you’re proud of where you live you undoubtedly want it to look its best.

  • r2

    Jane Elizabeth Architects being situated in the garden of England have much experience with the exciting process of giving new life to the many redundant farm out buildings that exist in the county.