Horton Court
Repair and conversion of Grade I listed medieval house to a holiday let for the National Trust.
Client · National Trust
Corbel Conservation Ltd · Company 04482690
Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & developer·Head office Taunton
Corbel are experts in the conservation, adaptation, and repair of historic buildings, operating primarily in the South West of England. With a deep appreciation for the past, the company breathes new life into period properties, meticulously working to respect the original character and significance of heritage assets while seamlessly weaving in modern functionality and aesthetics. Whether undertaking careful restoration or sensitive adaptation, Corbel takes pride in its commitment to honour the history of built heritage, acknowledging that buildings must also evolve to meet contemporary needs.
Their team of skilled craftspeople are highly adept at executing complex projects of any nature, acting as main contractors with several decades of experience. Corbel also specializes in bespoke joinery, restoring and producing handcrafted joinery for historic or contemporary buildings, blending traditional techniques with modern workshop capabilities. Furthermore, they are specialists in luxury new builds and Grand Design-style residences, partnering with clients, architects, and consultants to deliver exceptional homes.
Notable projects include the repair and conversion of Grade I listed medieval houses for the National Trust, complex repair schemes for historic buildings, and the conservation of scheduled monuments and Grade I listed structures. Their work demonstrates a dedication to superior craftsmanship and attention to detail, making them leading experts in transforming heritage buildings into remarkable spaces.
Repair and conversion of Grade I listed medieval house to a holiday let for the National Trust.
Client · National Trust
Bridgwater
A complex repair scheme to convert Castle House, Bridgwater into dwellings. Built as a prototype in 1851 it was designed to showcase what could be achieved with the new wonder material - Ordinary Portland Cement.
Quantock Hills
The house and surrounding buildings date from the Tudor period through to Georgian and Victorian.
Repair and conversion of the former Tithe Barn for community use.
North Somerset
Watercress Barn is a complex of early 1800's agricultural buildings that were converted into a house in 2006. The original barn conversion living spaces did not fully maximise the link between the house and garden.
Wellington
Toneworks in Wellington is one of the best-preserved cloth finishing works in the country, its sheer scale, and the fact that it still contains most of the original machinery have a rare significance and corresponding Grade II* listed status.
Corbel Architects are very pleased to have been appointed by the Trustees of Chard Museum to lead the Design Team for their 50 Years and Beyond, Stories and Spaces Project.
Client · Chard Museum

North Somerset
Tickenham Court represents a fine survival, a medieval manor house close to the church with relatively little recent surrounding development. The project repaired the hall and solar wings, built circa 1470, with a new Oriel link located on the footprint of an earlier iteration.
Freshford
The Grade II* listed Cloister sits within the Peto Gardens on the Iford Manor Estate, Freshford just outside the City of Bath. The Peto Gardens take their name from their designer Harold Peto the famous landscape Architect whom bought and resided at the estate until 1933.
Conservation Works to Mohun Gatehouse, South Ranges & Chapel 14-month programme | Scheduled Monument | Grade I Listed Principal Contractor

Beaminster
Conversion of a former mid 19th century chapel to a modern private dwelling, just outside the town of Beaminster.
Ultra high specification addition of a brick, stone, steel and glass conservatory to a grade 2 listed building within a private Estate.
National Trust.
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Experts in the conservation, adaption, and repair of historic buildings in the South West. Corbel breathes new life into period properties, respecting original character while integrating modern functionality. Their listed services include Restoration & heritage, Refurbishment, Main contractor, Carpentry & joinery and Design & build.
Corbel Conservation Ltd is registered at The Collar Factory, 112 St. Augustine Street, Taunton, TA1 1QN, in South West.
Corbel Conservation Ltd states that it works across South West.
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 19 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
Corbel Conservation Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.9m and £4.9m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Companies House lists Corbel Conservation Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-04-30.
Corbel Conservation Ltd displays Constructionline and Greenlight Safety & Training on its website.
Corbel Conservation Ltd works in Residential, Commercial and Public.
Corbel Conservation Ltd was incorporated on 2002-07-11.
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