Old Mill Cottage — Roger Gransmore Architect

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Old Mill Cottage followed on from our work at Old Mill House in Quenington, near Cirencester. The project included a contemporary single storey glass extension to a historic Cotswold Cottage. Thin and elegant aluminium sliding glass doors frame views across the garden, while the River Coln flows alongside the extension. The site is within the Quenington Conservation Area and the Coln Valley North of Fairford Special Landscape Area.

The extension adds an open plan kitchen dining living space with a level access onto an outdoor patio area. A projecting canopy shields the glass from solar gain during warmer weather, while also protecting the glass doors from the elements. A large rooflights brings additional daylight into the rear of the living space, while a feature glass to glass corner detail maximises views across the surrounding landscape..