Kynnersley Manor

This large Manor House is located in a small village called Kynnersley, Telford. Built around the 1840’s and comes with over 40 acres of land.

Location

Shropshire

Scope

Full House Renovation 

Start Date

Nov 2010 

Unique Service

Interior Design  

About The Project

The owner of the property runs a successful business with a keen interest in property investment. The client bought the house to be fully renovated inside and out. Also, development of outbuildings with major building work. Since the owner bought the property work has never really stopped.  The latest projects were the conversion of an old oven room which now is a stunning home bar, a cellar conversion to host a fun cinema room with a toilet and dining area. There is also an extension to a garage to showcase some of the owner’s prestigious cars.

The client loves attention to detail and extremely high level of craftsmanship. With an amazing eye for design and styling no stone was left unturned during every single room. Whilst the house is super opulent we had chance to have some fun with the cellar and home bar area.

It’s such a pleasure to be a part of this stunning home and the journey it’s been over the last 12 years.

From The Client

“The work was to a very high standard. Completed quickly and professionally. Something we very much appreciated was the neatness and efficiency of his work practice. Everything was covered completely so there was no splashes or drips and the area was left clean and dust free at the end of each day. Will also helped to rehang our many paintings when he had finished”
Michael

Home Owner, Kynnersley Manor

Challenges

As you can imagine over 12 years of renovation there have been many challenges. The kitchen was one of the biggest changes to the house. Two rooms were knocked through to create a more functional space with a huge amount of light to come in through multiple windows as the old kitchen was at the rear of the property and appeared quite dull and not practical.

We also took out some low-level ceilings from two bedrooms to reveal original oak A-frame beams which of course was extremely messy with lath and plaster.

Special Skills Employed

One of the latest projects at the house was an old oven room conversion to become a home bar. We built and aged a bespoke zinc bar to fit perfectly in the fun social space.

Some highly skilled wallcoverings in the bar area and toilet made the project a bit of a talking point.

The joiners designed and built some fixed seating which then was upholstered with fabrics to fit in with the colour scheme. Lastly, the exposed brickwork was repointed as the client wanted to mix some original features with the new look.