The West Common Conservation Area is one of Harpenden’s most sought after address.

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The original 1920’s houses built by Jarvis in a domestic revival style were long but have a narrow floor plan.

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This home retains the original front apart from a new oak frame porch by Border Oak.

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The back of the house is transformed with two storey rear extensions in two wings, the centre

is infilled with an oak frame orangery with lantern.

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Connectivity with the garden an patio is achieved with floor to ceiling sliding glass doors.

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These also slide into pockets in the wall to achieve a seamless inside-outside experience together with a flush threshold.

Inside, black steel frame Crittall doors define the internal spaces.

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The kitchen is completely bespoke, designed by UCHI Architecture to the client’s exact requirements.

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Kitchen units made by Grey Oak bespoke Joinery, central island, white dual fuel Aga, appliances by Wolf and Sub-Zero.