Private house in Lake District
Project details
- Title
- Private house in Lake District
- Building Type
- Residential Building
- Project
- Renovation
- Installation methods
- Horizontal
- Design finish
- Wood
- Colour
- White C01
- Architect
- Trevor Irvin
- Photographer
- Trevor Irvin
Project description
Cedral fibre cement cladding played an essential role in the completion of a stunning £250,000 rebuild of a 20-year-old bungalow into a two-storey holiday retreat. Located in the heart of Ambleside in the Lake District, the property is built within a Flood Zone 3, directly next to a river. The original bungalow had to be completely demolished due to damage caused by three separate floods over the last two decades. In its place, a stylish New England inspired property has been built in conjunction with the local Park Authority, who ruled that the new build’s construction had to offer up to 100 years of flood resistance. In order to meet this requirement, Cedral Lap fibre cement cladding was chosen due to its resilience against the external elements, whilst also offering a minimum life expectancy of 50 years. Cedral Lap in colour Cream White was installed across the whole of the three-bedroom property, creating a traditional exterior that was perfectly in keeping with the picturesque Ambleside landscape.
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