Court House Farm’s journey of restoration began in 2015 when it was discovered by a family with a passion for historic buildings and a love for renovation. The site, previously owned by the Spitalfields Trust, had fallen into neglect, with its medieval and Tudor buildings suffering from years of weathering and decay. The family, drawn to its charm and history, began the daunting task of restoring it to its former glory.
Over the years, great care has been taken to sensitively restore the two main manor houses, as well as the caring for the outbuildings and creating the gardens. The work has been challenging, but the results are nothing short of breathtaking. The medieval and tutor manors, once overrun with damp and decay, now stands proud once again. The Tudor manor and its iconic tower have been meticulously renovated, revealing their former grandeur. Though there is still much work to do, including caring for the hexagonal tower.
The restoration of Court House Farm is a labor of love, for the family with the help of friends and lots of community events along the way. Through ongoing efforts, the site has slowly transformed from a derelict property into a beautiful, living reminder of the past—a place where history is not only preserved but celebrated.
Before & After Photos
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