Barlaston Hall

Barlaston Hall, Barlaston, Staffordshire

Barlaston Hall, a cherished country house with a rich history dating back to the late 1700s, stands proudly in Staffordshire. This Grade I listed building, renowned for its distinctive redbrick exterior, has been lovingly restored from the brink of demolition to its current state of beauty. HHA was entrusted with overseeing part of the extensive restoration project, focusing on critical roof repairs to the hall itself and the meticulous restoration of its walled gardens. These efforts were essential to preserving the hall's historical integrity and ensuring it remains a captivating landmark.

The restoration of the walled gardens was a crucial aspect of the project, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the property. By carefully neatening up the gardens, the house maintains its developed and picturesque appearance, attracting visitors and preserving its timeless beauty. Throughout the restoration process, great care was taken to retain and highlight the building's heritage. The older aspects of Barlaston Hall were preserved to ensure that its historical significance remains untouched, while simultaneously allowing the property to evolve and adapt to today’s needs. Barlaston Hall now stands as a testament to successful historic preservation and architectural restoration. HHA's meticulous attention to detail and dedication to maintaining the hall's original charm have ensured that this iconic property continues to be a source of pride for Staffordshire and a magnet for visitors seeking to experience its timeless allure.