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The Bell rings in the changes

The Bell at Alderminster, part of the Alscot Estate, has recently undergone a build project to provide a brand new two storey restaurant. The acclaimed Inn offers all-day bar and dining across two floors, with outside seating overlooking the sprawling riverside meadow & Stour Valley, as well as luxury guestrooms.

The steel framed structure, with grey aluminum fascia and render façade, stands proud and impressive, yet neat, between the existing brick construction. Inside, the restaurant has large open spaces with a full height atrium and floor to ceiling glass panels and windows.

The extension took just 14 weeks to complete, a tall order for construction specialists Cotswold Oak and a risky venture for the Alscot Pub Company itself. In order to keep the schedule on track, and due to long lead in times for the main, and most costly, components of the building, the steel and glass was ordered and made to size from plan.

Grade II cart shed conversion complete

Converting an ancient Grade ll Listed cart shed into a charming single storey dwelling and making repairs to a Grade ll Listed dovecote in the curtilage of Grade ll* listed Shelfield House was a challenging project, to say the least – what with all the conditions set out by the Planning Department and Building Control! However, now that we can see the end results – all carried out very professionally and without any fuss by contractors Sibbasbridge Ltd – everyone agrees that the pain was definitely worth the gain!

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