The project involved refurbishing a derelict, Grade II listed mill building in a conservation area. The mill building was structurally unstable so work stabilized the stone walls and repaired the roof frame. The interior was also refurbished, including repairing the original mill mechanism. Traditional materials and construction methods were used to respect the building's listed status and retain its character.

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The existing building consists of a derelict mill
building adjoining a residential stone cottage within
a conservation area. The existing building is Grade
II listed set within a rural area.
The project consisted of the refurbishment of the
existing mill building which had become derelict
and structurally unstable. The works comprised
the full renovation of the structure including
structural repair works to the stone walls to
stabilize the structure and the re-covering and
extensive roof frame and wall repairs and internal
refurbishment of the building including
maintenance and repair to the original mill
mechanism.
The works were carried out using traditional
materials to ensure the caricature and authenticity
of the building was retained suitable to its listed
status. The works were carried out to an exacting
standard with traditional construction methods
utilised.
PROJECT: Lastingham Mill, Yorkshire
CLIENT: Mr E Rose
Conservation-Listed Building