Project Overview The property is a Grade II listed farmhouse set within 8 acres in Upminster, Essex, comprising an original two-storey house over 100 years old and a later single-storey extension. The property
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Project Overview Holy Trinity Church Grade I listed Holy Trinity Church is the oldest surviving building in Colchester, with its Saxon tower dating to around AD 1000. Following a long period of disuse,
Project Overview St Mary's Church St Mary's Church is one of Hertfordshire's largest parish churches and a Grade I listed building dating from the 14th and 15th centuries. Bakers of Danbury carried out
Project Overview St Michael’s & All Angels Church is in the parish church of Gidea Park, originally built in 1927 and consecrated by the Bishop of Chelmsford in May 1928. Within the grounds
Project Overview Bakers of Danbury were appointed to carry out the conservation, cleaning and repair works to the Billericay War Memorial. The work programme involved the cleaning of the Portland stone, coping stone
Project Overview Water Lane United Reformed Church is a Grade II Listed building with its congregation founded in 1662. The restoration work programme was a two-part project involving reordering and quinquennial repairs and
Project Overview Bakers of Danbury are carrying out a large-scale renovation of old yacht club building in Burnham-on-Crouch to create a stunning riverfront residence.The renovation and extension of the fomer Old Club House
Project Overview Waytemore Castle is in Bishop’s Stortford in Hertfordshire. It dates to the 11th Century. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument, and the remains are Grade 1 listed.The project involved the installation
Community Event in Chelmsford The nearly 190-year-old St John's Church in the heart of Chelmsford began a new chapter this July with the formal reopening of the churchyard and its first ever Green
Members of St Mary’s Church were recently treated to a day of “Take a Look” tours to see firsthand the progress of the ambitious upgrade programme taking place at St Mary’s Church in
