A Grade II listed flint barn converted and back in use
Services · The Oak Blokes

Listed barns repaired.
Their oak frames kept.

barn conversion in West Sussex, Brighton and the Surrounding Areas

New oak roof on a Grade II listed flint barn

Listed, timber frame and stone barns

As builders working across Brighton and Surrey, we handle barn conversion for listed, timber frame and stone barns.

We take on:

  • Listed barn conversion
  • Timber frame barn conversion
  • Stone barn conversion
  • Farm building conversions
  • Agricultural barn conversion

Our barn work includes a Grade II listed flint barn on a historic manor estate, where the oak roof was in such poor condition it had to be replaced completely.

We built a new oak roof, saved and restored the original oak frame wall, conserved the flintwork and fitted new Crittall-style windows, and the inside was finished to the owner's own design.

We also carry out change of use: at Wapsbourne Manor, a Grade II listed manor in East Sussex, we adapted the building for use as a House of Multiple Occupancy.

Planning and consent

Our team offers advice on heritage regulations and planning permissions, and where a barn is listed we handle the listed building consent application.

We also help with heritage statements, the scope and methodology, and material specifications before work starts.

As builders with a complete in-house service, we then carry out the work with our own team.

Oak frame of a heritage cart shed under repair

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We're builders taking on barn conversion across Surrey and West Sussex.

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