Warfield Hall, Bracknell Forest

A large, early nineteenth century country house famous for its appearance in the film ‘The Eagle has Landed’. The property is likey to have 18th century origins and has been much altered in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Some changes have resulted in issues of general repair, extending to structural integrity.

In conjunction with Stonewest and Richard Griffiths Architects, we configured, negotiated and oversaw the Listed Building Consent process, undertaking a conservation-led scheme of repair, refurbishment and alteration. This comprised external render repair and redecoration; structural repair; the installation of new French drains; and, the appropriate replacement/repair of rainwater goods. In addition, CCTV was installed to improve security with lighting across both the building envelope and carriage.

Listed Building Consent was granted in November 2014.

Photo Credit: Heritage Advisory