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Historic Property Restoration Ltd

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About from company website

Historic Property Restoration Limited, formerly the direct labour arm of English Heritage, has established itself as a leading contractor in the restoration and conservation of historic buildings, from Listed Buildings to World Heritage Sites. With over 23 years of specialist experience and a team of 82 direct employees, the company boasts a significant portfolio of successful multi-million-pound projects. They are recognised as a preferred contractor for the conservation and repair of Scheduled Ancient Monuments.

The company prides itself on quality, fine craftsmanship, and attention to detail, employing a highly skilled team dedicated to historic property restoration. Their expertise extends to providing advice on surveys, schedules of repair, technical solutions, and project management, working closely with conservation officers and heritage bodies. Key clients include English Heritage, The National Trust, and Northumberland Estates at Alnwick Castle, with a significant portion of their work involving ecclesiastical buildings.

With main depots and workshop facilities in Ripon and Prudhoe, supported by head office in North Shields and smaller bases across the UK, Historic Property Restoration Limited offers flexibility to service projects nationwide. 71m Common Ground in Sacred Space project at Newcastle Cathedral.

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Project experience from company website

Belsay Hall and Castle

Belsay Hall and Castle

Northumberland

Structural repairs to the Main Hall and North Wing roofs, followed by the complete re-roofing in traditional slate and leadwork. Extensive internal temporary protection to the ornate staircases, finishes and circulation spaces was initially installed as part of the enabling works. The Coach House will be structurally stabilised with wholesale underpinning works and significant consolidation works to the masonry structures. A new oak roof structure will be installed and slated with a Welsh slate roof. A full fit out including mechanical and electrical works will see the Coach House sympathetically converted into a new Café facility. Specialist works to the Castle and previous Kennel building form part of the scheme. A new larger car park will be formed, together with new landscaping works to many areas of the site which will incorporate a new child friendly play area.

Client · English Heritage

Seaton Delaval Hall

Seaton Delaval Hall

Northumberland

The current scheme involves the complete re-roofing of the West Wing, part of the central block which encloses the entrance courtyard. The East Wing stables are being restored. Further across the site, the original Brewhouse will be extended with a modern new build extension and is being converted to a café facility with new commercial kitchen fit out. Extensive re-modelling of both the hard and soft landscape including new path network, planting, trees, estate railings, play area and purpose-built cube structures is taking place to both the NW Woodland and the SE Gardens. The original Carriage House is being restored and structurally stabilised, with the addition of a new internal pod to provide new modern WC facilities for visitors. Sections of the Walled Garden have been rebuilt and repointing and consolidation works are being undertaken along with masonry repairs to the the extensive HaHa walls and corner Bastions. The Sea Walk Walls, Orangery and Mausoleum are being restored, stabilised and consolidated.

Client · The National Trust

St Nicholas Cathedral

St Nicholas Cathedral

Newcastle

Physical changes inside and out, including removal of the pews; installing underfloor heating; renewing the Nave floor to create a stunning open and flexible space. The outside site will be transformed by extensive landscaping to both the south and east churchyards. The basement beneath the cathedral hall will be converted into visitor facilities for staff, volunteers and visitors.

Client · The Chapter of St Nicholas Cathedral

Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle

The company works continuously with Northumberland Estates at Alnwick Castle.

Client · Northumberland Estates

Newcastle Cathedral

Newcastle

Awarded the £3.7M contract for the Common Ground in Sacred Space project.

Client · Newcastle Cathedral

Trafalgar Square

Sunderland

Recent projects have taken us to Trafalgar Square in Sunderland.

Lindisfarne Castle

Lindisfarne Castle

Holy Island

Recent projects have taken us to Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island.

Syon House

Syon House

London

Recent projects have taken us to Syon House in London.

Accreditations from company website

  • English Heritage
  • National Trust
  • Constructionline
  • CHAS
  • The Building Safety Group

Clients mentioned from company website

English Heritage, The National Trust, Northumberland Estates at Alnwick Castle, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council, The Churches Conservation Trust, The Duke of Northumberland, The Dean of Newcastle, NE1 Ltd, The Chapter of St Nicholas Cathedral.

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Questions about Historic Property Restoration Ltd from the record on this page

What does Historic Property Restoration Ltd do?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd specialises in the conservation and restoration of Britain's historic buildings and landmarks, including castles, abbeys, and listed structures. Their listed services include Restoration & heritage, Main contractor, Stonemasonry, Carpentry & joinery and Roofing.

Where is Historic Property Restoration Ltd based?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd is registered at Sandgate Hall, Albion Road, North Shields, NE30 2RQ, in North East.

What areas does Historic Property Restoration Ltd cover?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd states that it works across North East, North West, Yorkshire and Scottish Borders.

How many people work at Historic Property Restoration Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2022 report 66 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Historic Property Restoration Ltd's turnover?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £2.8m and £7.4m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Historic Property Restoration Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Historic Property Restoration Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-12-31.

What accreditations does Historic Property Restoration Ltd hold?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd displays English Heritage, National Trust, Constructionline, CHAS and The Building Safety Group on its website.

What sectors does Historic Property Restoration Ltd work in?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd works in Public, Residential, Commercial and Leisure.

When was Historic Property Restoration Ltd established?

Historic Property Restoration Ltd was incorporated on 1995-09-21.

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