This large four-bedroomed house is a variant of the generously proportioned LH502 Longhouse, adding a box dormer to allow the upstairs bedrooms to share a bathroom: a perfect choice for families with children.
The vaulted ceiling and wood-burning stove form the home’s natural focal point. Large areas of glazing open onto a deck, bringing the outside in. Ideally, the living room windows will frame the views while making best use of passive solar gain throughout the year.
One downstairs bedroom enjoys its own en-suite, while the second bedroom is sometimes used as a home office. Upstairs rooms are reached by a feature stair leading from the dining area. With twin roof-lights, plus built-in drawers and cupboards, these bedrooms are functional and airy. These large rooms share access to a central bathroom.
A version of this house can be viewed in our gallery here.
Our eco-friendly designs, inspired by traditional Hebridean architecture, are sympathetic to the landscape and can be readily adapted to your specific location and requirements.
There are two version of this design.
Has a separate kitchen which is popular with many clients.
This new design is based on the popular LH302PD.
This is a smaller version of our LH102 .
This is a smaller version of our LH102P.
Designed to maximise living space and promote a sense of openness and space.
By adding a box dormer, there’s space for an extra bedroom.
Our LH102 model expanded with a ‘lean-to’ extension to the rear.
This four-bedroomed house with living in the centre.
A slightly larger version of the LH202 with a box dormer.
Packs so much function and rooms into a simple form.
Adding a box dormer expands the upstairs function.
A more open design to the similar LH402