Thirsk Architects for country houses, conversions and listed buildings
Thirsk sits between the Vale of York and the western edge of the North York Moors, and the planning issues change quickly as you move east toward Sutton Bank. As Thirsk architects, we work in the town's conservation area, in the surrounding villages and inside the National Park.
We have worked extensively inside Hambleton and Thirsk, including a number of large projects in Felixkirk, a few miles east of Thirsk, where we built guest rooms around a new courtyard behind the village pub. It won Best Large Commercial Development at the 2013 Regional LABC Building Excellence Awards.
Applications around Thirsk now go to North Yorkshire Council, which still uses the Hambleton Local Plan, while sites inside the National Park go to the North York Moors National Park Authority. We have worked with both on replacement dwellings, extensions to listed farmhouses and new country houses.
If you are looking for Thirsk architects for a house, a barn or a business, our studio in Malton is under an hour away and we can visit the site before you commit to a design.
