Belsay Hall Coach House cafe

The restoration of a coach house to create a vibrant new cafe for visitors to the Belsay Estate

Oak trusses being installed in a renovated coach house to create a new cafe for visitors to Belsay Hall

About

Location

Northumberland

Completed

2023

Client: English Heritage
Architect: xsite architecture
Main contractor: Historic Property Restoration
Engineers: English Heritage

Opp ID

3210

The Grade I listed Belsay Hall underwent a major renovation scheme to conserve and rejuvenate the treasured Belsay Hall estate, led by Historic Property Restoration, in conjunction with architects xsite architecture. Built between 1810 and 1817, it was the Middleton family’s residence until 1962. Though still owned by the family, the estate is now managed by English Heritage.

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