The illuminated entrance gates and brick piers create a formal arrival while preserving Fernclyffe’s discreet setting behind mature planting.
The long gravel drive curves through dense evergreen boundaries, gradually revealing the house rather than presenting it directly from the road.
A bright view along the resurfaced drive, showing how the approach opens into the main forecourt beside the house.
The three-bay garage illuminated at night, combining practical modern use with a restrained exterior appropriate to the grounds.
The side elevation and generous gravel forecourt form the principal arrival area for the house.
The vivid pink front door sits beneath the classical sandstone portico, creating a distinctive modern accent within the historic façade.
An artist’s interpretation of the entrance elevation, emphasising the warm sandstone, red door and domestic character of Fernclyffe.
The formal lawn, specimen trees and curving path preserve the spacious landscaped character associated with the Calverley Fair Mile.
A painted view of the garden elevation, recording the house as both an architectural landmark and a lived-in family home.
The principal garden elevation viewed across the striped lawn, showing the bay, veranda and later side additions.
The contemporary garden study extends the house’s working and leisure spaces while opening directly onto the terrace.
A paved side terrace provides a sheltered route between the house, rear garden and pool area.
Illuminated garden steps and planted terraces create a safe and attractive transition between different ground levels.
The redesigned rear garden combines terraces, outdoor dining, a swimming pool and mature planting beside the historic house.
The modern pool house and spa pavilion provide sheltered leisure space at the end of the pool terrace.
