A mainly Elizabethan country house, Grade I listed Wayford Manor incorporates some medieval fragments. The house was re-built in the 16th century by Charles Daubeney and was redesigned by Harold Peto in 1902.
Following widespread problems with Collyweston roofing works previously completed to part of Wayford Manor, Messenger was contacted to provide specialist advice. Upon investigation it was determined that unfortunately, the new roofing works were failing extensively and the only way forward was to start again. Messenger was subsequently awarded the contract to strip back, re-felt, re-batten and re-lay the Collyweston stone slate roof. The roof was re-layed using predominately slates from the original roof, with a small quantity of re-claimed material as required.
Client:
Private
Architect:
N/A
Duration:
18 weeks
Completion:
June 2015
Value:
£140k
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Collyweston Heritage Centre
Main Road, Collyweston
Stamford, PE9 3PQ
mailbox@messengerbcr.co.uk
01780 239800
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Collyweston Heritage Centre
Main Road, Collyweston
Stamford
PE9 3PQ
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01780 239 800
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