Project scope: Ruins and garden buildings
Grade I: £75,000: Completed 2021
Jervaulx Hall is a private residence sited in open gardens adjacent to the Cistercian Abbey of Jervaulx – a scheduled monument. The private gardens contained several ruined structures and garden buildings.
We completed a number of different projects over several years. This included obtaining scheduled monument consent and project managing consolidation repairs of the ruins.
The project also included ground penetration radar scanning and archaeological research that revealed the ruins likely formed part
of a mill building connected to the Abbey complex.
Other projects included the restoration of the summer house using roundwood timbers, a new greenhouse, and alterations to the entrance gateway.
We also drew up a Heritage Partnership Agreement with Historic England so that the client had reassurance that regular garden maintenance would be lawful.
