Church Farm

Church Farm, located on the outskirts of South Stainley, Harrogate, is a unique development that seamlessly blends contemporary design with conservation and sustainability. The project comprises seven contemporary homes and two sensitively converted barns that integrate a low-energy design approach with sustainable practices. The scheme enhances the local landscape and increases biodiversity, but also preserves the historical character of the village. This development strikes a delicate balance between modern living and rural charm, offering residents unique, functional, and aesthetically pleasing homes in the countryside.

The scheme at Church Farm was undertaken during one of the most challenging periods for the UK construction industry, amidst post-Brexit uncertainties and the unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic. Despite facing soaring costs of materials and significant disruptions to supply chains, the developer demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination in maintaining the integrity and design quality of the project while upholding its sustainability ethos. Despite the adverse conditions, the project successfully preserved its innovative construction methods, ensuring that the properties ultimately secured long-term value for the purchasers of the units. Although delivery times were impacted, the project still managed to achieve profitability, underscoring the developer's adept management in navigating the complexities of the construction landscape during tumultuous times. Overall, the strategic adoption of innovative approaches across planning, technology, procurement, and construction phases was driven by the desire to surpass conventional solutions, maximize efficiency, and deliver a project of exceptional quality.