When we first entered Wick Street Farm, we discovered a perfect gem preserved in a time warp. Dusty old attics steeped in vintage relics and antique papers with soaring 16th/17th Century timber frames painted a picture of historic Stroud. Remarkable features such as early plasterwork, undulating...

When we first entered Wick Street Farm, we discovered a perfect gem preserved in a time warp. Dusty old attics steeped in vintage relics and antique papers with soaring 16th/17th Century timber frames painted a picture of historic Stroud.

The modern garden wing very much represents the form and proportions of 17th Century Cotswolds; in design terms it is carefully crafted and provides a key room with a light and airy living space that invites the lush green Cotswolds landscape inside.

When we first entered Wick Street Farm, we discovered a perfect gem preserved in a time warp. Dusty old attics steeped in vintage relics and antique papers with soaring 16th/17th Century timber frames painted a picture of historic Stroud.

When we first entered Wick Street Farm, we discovered a perfect gem preserved in a time warp. Dusty old attics steeped in vintage relics and antique papers with soaring 16th/17th Century timber frames painted a picture of historic Stroud. Remarkable features such as early plasterwork, undulating...

When we first entered Wick Street Farm, we discovered a perfect gem preserved in a time warp. Dusty old attics steeped in vintage relics and antique papers with soaring 16th/17th Century timber frames painted a picture of historic Stroud.

Unusually, an accessible stairway had never been created. The two original spiral staircases that were tucked away in a circular stone alcove by the fireplaces were used to connect all floors. There was a separate wing of outbuildings with dark and interconnecting rooms. It was almost impossible to...