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Joanne Ridout

The three-year project to transform a Welsh Tudor farmhouse

The renovation of a historic Grade II*-listed 16th-century farmhouse in Pembrokeshire is such an impressive highly-skilled renovation and restoration that it has won the Federation of Master Builders' (FMB) Cymru award for best Large Renovation Project Award 2023. It means by the project, by Just Lime Ltd and their team, will now go on to compete in the UK final.

The awards recognise excellence in the nation’s small and medium-sized construction companies and are run by the FMB, the largest trade association in the UK construction sector. The judges were completely enchanted by the restoration and updating of the site near Nevern that dates back to around 1578, particularly taken by the attention to detail and high level of skill brought to the epic three-year project that included updating outbuildings on the site as a new home for the nine species of bats before they could even begin on doing anything for the humans at the property.

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