01 · Case study
Bromsgrove
Nomad Stone was approached by a client wishing to move a parcel of land with two derelict buildings that had been held by the family for a number of years. The family, unsure of what the land could be used for and how to revive the two derelict buildings, sought Sam's advice.
After some careful planning, one parcel of land was split. The transformation of two derelict buildings took place, reconstructing them into fully refurbished properties, and the creation of an access route allowed entry through to the rear parcel of land, enabling the new build of a further four-bedroom detached dwelling on what was previously unused garden space.
"The Lickey Hills are a wonderful sight to behold and to make the most of the views, full-length doors and Juliette balconies were fitted, creating rooms flushed with light. The new owners woke each morning looking out across the green fields to the hills beyond, this is what Nomad Stone try to achieve with any refurbishment, to use a building's best feature to enhance the living environment."







