Extension And Alterations To A Grade II Listed House

Extension and Alterations to Toll House

Historic Building Architecture

Project

The Octagon, Mereworth

Published On

06 Jun 19

Updated On

22 Jul 26

Written by

Tracy Perry

DIP ARCH MSc ARB RIBA

With over 25 years of experience in the heritage sector, Tracy has worked as both a local authority conservation officer and a senior specialist listed building architect. She is now an Associate Heritage Architect at James Clague.

The Octagon is an 18th century toll house which is a Grade II Listed. It was originally design with no internal walls to allow views in all directions, so nobody could slip by. These days, living in a building with 135 degree corners is not easy and it takes careful planning to create interiors suitable for modern living.

Our brief was to create a spacious kitchen and dining area that enjoys the magnificent garden along with an improved entrance, boot room and master suite.

We are delighted to have secured Planning and Listed Building Consent for extensions to The Octagon. We are now commencing the technical design stage to fully detail the work, secure Building Regulation Approval and obtain prices from contractors.

We look forward to building work commencing in the New Year.

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