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June 29, 2022 Comments Off

Summary: Restoration of a farmhouse which included two small extensions together with various alterations and a complete redecoration throughout.Location: Essex Bakers of Danbury have recently completed a 28 week restoration project at a

June 29, 2022 Comments Off

Summary: Refurbishment and extension to a listed timber frame farmhouse which partly dates back to the 16th century. Location: Brentwood, Essex The Project The full refurbishment of the farmhouse included removing the decayed sole plate

May 6, 2022 Comments Off

Project: A complete restoration of a fire damaged thatched cottageLocation: Bedfordshire Bakers completed a restoration of a three-bedroom thatched cottage after it had been devastated by a fire which broke out in the roof.When works

January 13, 2022 Comments Off

Project: Remodelling and renovation of a listed house involving new plumbing and heating system, insulated limecrete flooring, haired lime replastering, external decoration and refurbishment of sash windowsBakers completed phase one of remodeling and

September 29, 2021 Comments Off

Located on the edge of Royston Heath, which is famous for the former horse racecourse, within the ancient town of Royston in East Hertfordshire; this traditionally built property was originally three separate cottages.

March 23, 2021 Comments Off

The Barbican Centre is the largest multi-arts centre in Europe, and forms part of the Grade 2 listed Barbican Estate, reflecting its special architectural and historic interest. After a successful tender through the

March 23, 2021 Comments Off

The Barbican Centre is the largest multi-arts centre in Europe, and forms part of the Grade 2 listed Barbican Estate, reflecting its special architectural and historic interest. After a successful tender through the

March 23, 2021 Comments Off

Project Summary: The renovation and internal refurbishment together with a new build pool house extension. To ensure the finished home was of the highest quality; the owners also stipulated high quality bespoke joinery

September 17, 2020 Comments Off

Project: Grade II Listed barn conversion involving extensive timber frame and roof repairs, and structural underpinning.  Bakers recently carried out a conversion of a barn and stable block to provide an entertainment suite, garages,

September 17, 2020 Comments Off

Bakers of Danbury carried out a conversion of a Grade II Listed barn to provide a luxury domestic dwelling. The original timber frame was repaired, carefully cleaned and retained. The bedrooms were constructed

September 17, 2020 Comments Off

Bakers recently built a hand-cut oak timber framed extension as well as carrying out other alterations and restoration works to the Grade II Listed Marygolds Barn in Essex. Believed to date back to

September 16, 2020 Comments Off

The owners were aware of Bakers of Danbury’s reputation for providing high quality craftsmanship and were pleased to find out, not only could Bakers of Danbury design the bespoke joinery and architectural timber

October 2, 2019 Comments Off

The £1.1 million project which started in February 2019 involved a twelve month programme to restore, refurbish and build a new build basement level extension to Newington Green Meeting House in north London.

June 14, 2019 Comments Off

Bakers of Danbury carried out the refurbishment and extensions to nine almshouses within the Old Square, Colchester, Essex over an 18 month period. Former Colchester Mayor, Alderman and farmer, Arthur Winsley, who died

February 21, 2019 Comments Off

Bakers of Danbury's in-house joinery workshop recently built and donated a new duck house to the village. Bakers of Danbury takes pride in supporting both our local community and the communities in which

June 29, 2017 Comments Off

St Catherine’s Church, East Tilbury is an important survival from the 12th century. The site is associated with the first church established by St Cedd. Works involved an extension and redecoration to St