Skip to content

Home Farm

Unlocking Potential, Phase by Phase

WIZ_24032 - PV001 - SITE - D01A

Overview

Home Farm is a strategic planning project located within the small Oxfordshire village of Shellingford. The site comprised an existing farmhouse, traditional barns and redundant dairy buildings which no longer supported a viable agricultural use. Following several unsuccessful applications by the previous owner, Butler + Duke developed a phased planning strategy to unlock the site's potential.

Through a combination of access improvements, permitted development rights and a final betterment scheme, the proposals transformed the former agricultural site into a carefully considered collection of eight homes. The design re-establishes the character of a traditional farmstead, with cottages addressing the village street and larger barn-inspired homes set within the former agricultural setting.

The partnerships

 

 

  • Project Type
    Strategic Planning
  • Architect
    Butler + Duke Planning
  • Planning Consultant
    Alex Cresswell
  • Civil Engineering
    Infrastruct CS
  • Visualisation
    Wizard Visuals
WIZ_24032 - PV005 - PLOT 7 - D01

The Planning Journey

A four-stage approach that established the site's potential and created a long-term future for Home Farm.

01 Site

01 — Establishing Access

Creating a deliverable route into the site and establishing the foundations for future development. 

02 Site

02 — Establishing the Principle

 Securing residential potential while retaining key agricultural buildings for future opportunities. 

03 Site

03 — Unlocking Existing Assets

Using permitted development rights to establish the conversion potential of redundant agricultural buildings. 

04 Site

04 — Delivering Betterment

Combining previous approvals into a cohesive farmstead development with improved design, sustainability and landscape value. 

Let's discuss your project

 If you are considering a new project, our team would be happy to explore your ideas and how our Design + Build approach can help bring them to life.