RH England

The Grade 1 listed house, which boasts Grade 2 listed grounds spanning approximately 73 acres, dates to the 17th century and has been renovated and added to several times over the following centuries. 

Most recently a wedding venue with ensuite accommodations, the manor has now been transformed into a high-end homeware’s gallery space with five restaurants (the sixth will be opened in the autumn), along with a picturesque, terraced area complete with a wood-fired pizza oven, offering visitors a luxurious and memorable experience.

Our team at Introba collaborated closely with the client to ensure that the highest standards of engineering excellence were achieved without compromising the heritage elements of the property. Aging, oil fed heating and hot water was replaced with modern efficient gas boilers, with the different wings of the property separated into zones, to allow them to be isolated for maintenance and energy efficiency. The electrical infrastructure of whole building was stripped out and reinstalled with modern, state-of-the-art electrical systems including AV and IT systems, a completely new lighting design, socket outlets and a full operational L1 fire alarm system. The plumbing and pipework were also upgraded and connected to the local council mains. Our engineers employed innovative techniques to seamlessly integrate the new amenities into the existing structure, ensuring a harmonious blend of functionality and architectural aesthetics.

Through their meticulous dedication, Introba and the wider design team successfully revitalized the manor, preserving its historical charm while introducing modern services and amenities to enhance its appeal. The renovated RH England now stands as a testament to their expertise in adapting historic properties for contemporary use, creating a unique space that celebrates modern design, culture, and culinary delights.