Gloucestershire House will provide a new build dwelling to replace a previous house on an existing farm. Its positioning on the site defines the historic stable yard of the farm complex, with the stable yard being enclosed on three sides by the entrance façade of the dwelling, the retained granary cottage, and the existing single storey stable buildings.
Its layout is organised around a top lit double height entrance hall, allowing natural light to fill the heart of the house. The entrance hall also features a log burning stove, meaning that the space will provide a welcoming entrance during all seasons. Flat roofed single storey kitchen and reception room spaces extend out from two storey pitched volume. The form opens out to a private garden at the back, whilst the north façade on the courtyard side of the house acts as a formal entrance.