Historic Listed
Manor Renovation

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This historic country residence is a Grade II* listed property dating back to the 16th century, with much of its structure completed in the mid-17th century. Traditional features include mullioned windows, Tudor fireplaces, carved staircases, and a distinctive two-storey porch.

In recent years, the manor has undergone extensive restoration with JM Weston Construction under strict listed-building regulations. Works included a full re-roofing, new windows, complete internal refit, polished-concrete swimming pool, redesigned staircase, new kitchens and bathrooms, upgraded M&E systems, and the renovation of cottages within the grounds. These improvements sensitively blend modern comfort with historic character.

“Their team brought our 18th-century listed home back to life with incredible sensitivity and craftsmanship. They respected every historical detail while modernising the space in a way that felt both natural and elegant. We couldn’t be happier with the results.”

— Charlotte W., Cirencester

“J.M Weston Construction exceeded all our expectations in building our bespoke Cotswold home. Their attention to detail, understanding of local heritage, and transparent communication made the entire process smooth and enjoyable. The finished product is not just a house—it’s a masterpiece.”

— Edward L., Chipping Campden

“The quality of work delivered by J.M Weston Construction is second to none. They transformed our historic property with exceptional care, blending original features with contemporary design in a way that feels timeless. Their craftsmanship and professionalism truly set them apart.”

— Sophie & Daniel M., Stow-on-the-Wold