• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

• Single storey side/rear extension, loft rear dormer extension & interior modifications

Bulstrode Park in Buckinghamshire is to
become an exclusive luxury hotel at the very
top end of the market. Acquired by a private
investor in 2017 the budget remains to be confirmed.

Bulstrode is a nineteenth century mansion in
the Gothic Style dating from 1865. The property
has recently been acquired with the intention of
converting the existing house for use as a luxury
hotel.

Bulstrode is a substantial Grade II listed
building set in parkland which is separately
listed Grade II. The property has a significant
history and the current mansion is the fourth of
a succession of houses on this site. Our ambition
is to create a luxury Country House Hotel with
all the ancillary facilities and amenities
expected by the market.

The completed project
will sit in the context of a number of famous
luxury hotels in the area such as Cliveden, Stoke
Park, Coworth Park and The Grove.

Lombard Wolf is a 28 story Skyline on the south
bank of the Thames it consists of 137
apartments ranging from 1 to 2 and three
bedrooms including two penthouses that one
sold for 4.9 million, built in 2017, main
construction material is made of steel and the
main contractor was Barratts London, also
adding a additional 604 sq m on the ground
floor for commercial space. The project also
included 30 carparks in the basement and 182
cycle space.

Miko construction assisted in
maintenance and alterations and carrying out a full refurbishment to a private client in one of the penthouses.