We’re delighted to see the majority of the scaffolding now dismantled at The Node, marking another exciting milestone as we move ever closer to completion.
Following extensive masonry repairs, roofing works, leadwork and redecoration, handover is now firmly in sight. The team is currently focusing on the final finishing touches, including carefully reinstating and reforming sections of cornice where the original detailing has deteriorated over the years, helping to restore the building’s character and architectural elegance.
Originally built around 1815 as a private country residence, this remarkable property boasts a rich history spanning more than 200 years. Remaining in private ownership until 1947, it has since been transformed into 10 luxury apartments, set within beautiful private grounds.
Residents enjoy exclusive access to an impressive range of amenities, including a tennis court, expansive open fields, formal Italianate gardens complete with original fountains and statues, and peaceful woodland walks.
The building itself has undergone a significant transformation, including a striking change of colour. With much of the scaffolding now removed, we’re beginning to see the full impact of the works, and we couldn’t be happier with how it’s taking shape.
We’re also looking forward to getting the drone up to capture the completed project and showcase the transformation from above, taking in the property’s fantastic setting.
Once the works are complete, we’d be delighted to share a detailed case study showcasing this prestigious property, the challenges encountered and the work undertaken to bring it back to life.