Durris House is a B-listed late 17th century building with later additions by architect Archibald Simpson. Durris House Stables are B-listed, dating back to cira 1830 and are constructed of stone rubble and slate with granite dressings. Planning permission has been secured to erect a contemporary timber clad garden room within the adjacent ancient woodland.
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The positioning was carefully considered, maintaining a suitable distance from protected trees and meanwhile providing a retreat, with large covered decking area that allows for the space to be enjoyed throughout the year.
Listed building consent has also been granted for the Stable to replace the existing slates, rainwater goods and rooflights on the west wing.
