Doddington Hall Nantwich Housing, New Cheshire Property, Northwest England Building, Architecture
Doddington Hall in Nantwich, Cheshire
31 Oct 2020
Doddington Estate Housing in Nantwich, Cheshire
Design: Assael Architecture
Location: Nantwich, Cheshire, north west England, UK
The Doddington Estate wins appeal for residential plans designed by Assael Architecture

The Doddington Estate and Assael Architecture have successfully won the appeal to develop multiple rural housing sites around the Grade I listed Doddington Hall in Nantwich, Cheshire.
The outline consent, which has taken 13 years to secure, includes 112 new homes, distributed over 12 separate sites. The development will help secure the economically sustainable future of the Grade I listed Doddington Hall, designed in 1776 by Samuel Wyatt, by offsetting some of the considerable costs associated with its refurbishment.
Assael?s designs for the conversion of the Hall into a 120-room hotel were granted consent in 2016 and comprise a sensitively designed new-build annex with spa facilities and a glazed covered walkway that connects the Hall with new guest suites within the converted stable block. The plans also include the refurbishment of the Grade II listed park and gardens bring together the multiple built elements, both old and new, into a re-imagined and cohesive whole.
This design of the enabling residential development across the estate is sympathetic to the locality with the new homes sitting within the rural c...