Three grade II-listed homes are the finalists in the Small Residential Scheme of the Year category at the 2024 ProCon Leicestershire property and construction awards.
Two conversions and an extension are in the running in this category which is sponsored by Lovell Partnerships and is one of six in this year’s 21st ProCon Leicestershire Awards.
Find out more about the Small Residential Scheme finalists below and click through here to go straight to the awards website for details and ticketsThe Coach House, Hallaton, submitted by Corporate Architecture
A large two-storey, grade II-listed stable block in Hallaton has been converted into an impressive four-bedroom dwelling for family living.
The original red brick building, dating to 1842, was formerly used as stables and housing for the coaches owned by the residents of Hallaton Grange. The building had many existing features that required only enhancement or repair.
New additions, such as mezzanine floors, were thoughtfully introduced to maximise space without compromising on the building’s overall aesthetic.
The Gatehouse, Market Bosworth, submitted by Hayward Architects
The Gatehouse project saw the creation of a modern extension to a grade II-listed house at the entrance to the historic town of Market Bosworth.
The extension spans approximately 100 sqm and includes a contemporary living, dining and kitchen space, blending the historic charm of the original structure with modern design elements.
The project carefully preserved the character of the grade II-listed building while incorporating state-of-the-art features and materials.
Lime Barns, Breedon on the Hill, submitted by David Granger Architectural Design
Grade II-listed, timber-framed barns at the former Limes Farm have been converted into a dream home by a self-builder couple.
The redundant barns had become surrounded by other residential properties in the village.
Part of the challenge was to achieve the best outcome for a heritage asset by retaining as much of the historic fabric as possible. Part of a barn directly abuts the footpath on the main road running through the village.
This part is a good example of a historic, timber-framed barn so retaining this ensured the historic fabric was maintained for future generations.
Beth Bundonis, regional managing director for the East Midlands at the award sponsor Lovell Partnerships, said: “We’re proud to sponsor the Small and Medium Residential categories at this year’s ProCon awards.
“Both categories showcase examples of important work taking place in the creation of quality, much-needed housing in the Leicestershire and Rutland area – a mission we share with our work to unlock homes across the wider East Midlands.”
The 2024 ProCon Awards are backed by two corporate sponsors, Salus and Unique Window Systems, with BusinessLive as media partner.
The other five awards are:
Rising Star of the Year, sponsored by Keepmoat Homes
Medium Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Lovell Partnerships
Large Residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by MORRO Partnerships
Small Non-residential Scheme of the Year
Medium to Large Non-residential Scheme of the Year, sponsored by Procure Partnerships Framework and Compliance Chain
All the contenders will be in the spotlight at a finalist showcase at Hotel Voco (previously Hotel Brooklyn) in Leicester from 6pm on Wednesday October 2.
Finalists and winners will be celebrated at a ceremony on November 14 at Leicester City’s King Power Stadium.
Details of the awards are at: procon-leicestershire.co.uk/procon-awards/2024 Companies keen to attend the finalist showcase, the ceremony or to enquire about sponsorship opportunities can contact Allyson Jeffrey on 0116 278 1443 or via email [email protected]
