Introduction Who Are We? Architectural History

WELCOME TO 1 THE EXHIBITION

High quality new homes, Consolidated including conversion of equestrian facilities existing heritage and listed buildings

INTRODUCTION WHO ARE WE?

The purpose of this public exhibition is to show you our draft proposals for the The proposals are brought forward by the P J Livesey Group who have been working with the redevelopment of Storeton Hall Farm. The proposals include the consolidation of the existing owner, Peter Bowling, for some time to develop the most appropriate scheme for the site. equestrian centre, alongside sensitive conversion of Storeton Hall and Storeton Hall Barn and new build residential ‘enabling development’. P J Livesey has brought together an experienced team of technical advisors to help/assist in developing the draft master plan. The team includes the members listed below, some of whom The exhibition has been organised to allow you to view information on the background to the are here today to answer any queries you may have. development along with further detail on the draft master plan, technical issues and to ask us any questions you may have. The P J Livesey Group has over 35 years We would welcome your feedback on the proposals which you can provide today by experience of creating award winning completing a comment card or by contacting us by email or phone. heritage developments.

DEMOLITION PLAN BREWSTER BYE To be demolished Architects who have designed the draft master plan To be retained and new build houses

ORION HERITAGE

Advising on heritage and all archaeological matters

ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY PRACTICE (AHP)

Heritage Consultants advising on all conservation Storeton Hall Farm matters in relation to the conversion elements and their setting

BROOKS ECOLOGY

Ecological and arboricultural consultants undertaking all ecology and tree surveys and advising on mitigation where required THE SITE AND 2 SURROUNDING AREA

STORETON STORETON HALL BARN The proposed development site is centred upon the remains of Storeton Hall, in the hamlet of Storeton. The small settlement area is located west of the sandstone ridge of Storeton Hill, to No heritage designation the west of Bebington and in the centre of the Wirral peninsula. This building is probably a former threshing barn, used for processing and storing The historic township of Storeton comprised the villages of Great Storeton and Little Storeton grain and straw or hay. It is constructed of brick on a stone base. within the parish of Bebington and the Wirral Hundred, in the old county of Cheshire. Although not Listed, the barn has historical and aesthetic value as an eighteenth Storeton is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as ‘Stortone’ when it was held by Nigel century agricultural building. de Burcy. The manor passed through various hands and eventually, in 1282, Joan or Jane de Baumville who married Sir William de Stanley. He went on to acquire the entire manor and The west elevation of the barn faces the Lever Causeway road and provides a key the Stanley family’s association with Storeton was to last almost six hundred years. focal point and an important element within the rural / agricultural setting in Storeton. HERITAGE ASSETS

The character of Storeton is strongly defined by the use of local sandstone, quarried from Storeton Ridge, along with some early brickwork. Despite this, aside from Storeton Hall, there is only one other Listed building in the hamlet.

Therefore, given the importance of the historic buildings on the site, a key driver for the scheme was to ensure that they form the focal point of the development. The removal of the majority of agricultural buildings on the site will allow for the Hall to be viewed from many angles, befitting its historical value.

The tithe map of 1840 indicates a cruciform farmhouse as an occupied dwelling, while the medieval solar block and the adjoining farm building are shown as an unoccupied L-shaped structure. The only other building shown in close proximity was Storeton Hall Barn.

STORETON HALL The remains of Storeton Hall are of national significance, reflected in both in the Grade II* Listed/Scheduled Monument designation as a Scheduled Ancient Monument and as a grade II* listed building. Storeton Hall is thought to date from c.1372 and is of exceptional significance as The Hall has been included on Historic England’s (formerly English Heritage) the remains of a medieval hall house, built of stone and later altered for farm use. Heritage at Risk register for a number of years. MASTER PLAN & 3 DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES

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WIRRAL 4 Conversions in historic buildings 27 New build houses PROPOSED SITE PLAN

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LAYOUT 5 NORTH HILL ROAD HEADINGLEY LEEDS LS6 2EN telephone 0113 2754000 facsimile 0113 2844250 The layout of the development follows the form and massing of an established rural village. planting will be used where possible, and opportunities for habitat creation will be explored. e.mail [email protected]

The shared surface of the road and pavement configuration reduces traffic speed and creates A range of surfacing materials will be used to create a more informal ‘shared surface’ network Dwg No: 436-11(01) 10 C a courtyard feel to the development. Front gardens are open to the road and will see areas of of roads. planting between plots. To the road, plots are separated by masonry walls of varying heights that have been designed to tie in with the architecture of the buildings. VEHICULAR ACCESS/CAR PARKING

ENABLING DEVELOPMENT The housing on site will be served by two existing access points off Lever Causeway and Red Hill Road respectively, with construction traffic using a temporary access off Lever Causeway National planning policy allows an exception for development to be undertaken in the green to the north. The equestrian area will be accessed solely from the existing junction off Rest belt, in the form of ‘enabling development’ to cross-subsidise restoration works required to Hill Road to the south. A minimum of two parking spaces will be provided per house, along bring Listed buildings back into long term viable use. A detailed financial appraisal has been with garages to reduce the visual appearance of cars from the street level. Adequate visitor scrutinised by the local authority to ensure that the proposed development is the minimum parking will also be provided across the scheme, to minimise impact on local roads. necessary to pay for the conversion works, in accordance with Historic England (formerly English Heritage) guidance. TREES & ECOLOGY

HERITAGE ASSETS Trees play a crucial part in the character of the local area and are important assets to the site. Therefore wherever possible mature boundary trees will be retained, along with new tree The historic buildings will be central to the proposed development, with surrounding houses planting across the site. Measures will be taken to ensure that minimal disturbance is made set back to place the buildings in a more appropriate setting. A sensitive restoration and to existing ecological habitats on site, with suitable mitigation and bat roost replacement conversion of the buildings will retain historic features wherever possible, while removing incorporated where possible. later unsympathetic additions. In developing the new build proposals, we have worked with the existing site assets in respected to their scale and massing, whilst complimenting their form and presence on the site. A walled garden affords Storeton Hall improved amenity space and separates it from the proposed new build. HOUSES The design of the new build houses has been heavily influenced by the local context, with the smaller mews and semi-detached houses surrounding Storeton Hall adopting a more LANDSCAPING/PUBLIC REALM traditional style in design and material palette. The houses further east have been designed to fit into the agricultural context of the local area, with a contemporary take on a commonly High quality hard and soft landscaping will be used across the site, with a palette of materials seen barn form, utilising a simple palette of materials in natural tones. appropriate to the historic setting and in-keeping with the rural location. Native species of CONVERTED 4 HOUSES

STORETON HALL STORETON HALL BARN

The Medieval Hall will form the centrepiece of the scheme, with later additions and less This predominantly brick-built barn will also be converted into two houses, with significant farm buildings removed in order to return the building to its original stature on a vertical split in the centre forming two storey four bedroom dwellings. The the site. existing single storey elements will be removed and replaced with brick built extensions, following the same footprint and with roof heights in-keeping with A logical vertical separation of the retained structure will allow the creation of two houses, the existing forms. accessed via a private driveway, and each benefitting from part of the newly formed walled garden. Intervention into the existing elevations will be minimised, particularly on the southwest elevation which is most prominent from Lever Causeway. On the northeast side of the The 14th century Solar Wing, with its arched lancet window and exposed queen post timber building, a contemporary glazed screen will be inserted into the existing full-height opening. truss roof will be converted into a three bedroom house. The layout Internally the large timber purlins will remain exposed on the first floor, providing an element has been configured to minimise subdivision of the first floor space, which will of grandeur into the upstairs spaces. form an impressive open plan living /dining / kitchen area, with the bedrooms located on the ground floor where most of the past alterations have been made to the historic fabric.

The remainder of the early Hall structure will accommodate the second four bedroom house, with a grand double height space forming a focal point to the house, while allowing a view REVISIONS REVISIONS Rev Date REVISIONS Description of the impressive roof timber which will be extensively restored and left exposed as far as Rev Date Description possible. This house will follow a more conventional layout, with all bedrooms positioned on Rev Date Description the first floor to allow for open plan reception rooms on the ground floor.

REVISIONS Rev Date Description STORETON HALL PLANS NorthNorth - -East East Elevation Elevation North - West Elevation North - East Elevation North - West Elevation

South - West Elevation South - East Elevation South - -West West Elevation Elevation South - East Elevation Storeton Hall Barn South - West Elevation South - East Elevation Storeton Hall Barn StoretonPlans & Elevations Hall Barn PlansProposed & Elevations Proposed 109- 02- 1001 Scale 1:100 @A2 Date 20.09.2016 109Scale 1:100- 02 @A2- 1001Date 20.09.2016 Drawn AP Checked Proposed Plan DrawnScale 1:100AP @A2 DateChecked 20.09.2016 Drawn AP Checked 109- 01 - 1102 Storeton Hall Scale 1:50@A1 Date 27/09/16 Drawn AP Checked BB Storeton Hall Storeton Hall StoretonLever Causeway Hall Red Hill Road Lever Causeway Storeton, Bebington First Floor Wirral, CH63 6HW First Floor LeverWirral Causeway P.J.Livesey Homes Ltd Ashburton Park Wirral Ashburton Road West First Floor Trafford Park Manchester M17 1AF Tel : 0161 873 7878 WirralCH63 6HN FIRST FLOOR Fax : 0161 873 8185 [email protected] CH63 6HN Scale 1:50 First Floor CH63 6HN 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m REVISIONS PJ Livesey Proposed Plans 06.10.16.dwg Last Saved By: anthonny.potocki Rev Datewww.pjlivesey-group.co.uk Description AshburtonPJ Livesey Park AshburtonAshburtonPJ Livesey Road Park West AshburtonAshburtonTrafford Road Park Park West AshburtonManchesterTrafford Road M17Park West 1AF ManchesterTel Trafford: 0161 873 M17Park 7878 1AF ManchesterFaxTel :: 01610161 873873 M17 78788185 1AF [email protected] :: 0161 873 78788185 [email protected] : 0161 873 8185 [email protected]

Ground Floor 109-02-1002.dwg Last Saved By: anthonny.potocki GroundGround FloorFloor www.pjlivesey-group.co.uk 109-02-1002.dwg Last Saved By: anthonny.potocki www.pjlivesey-group.co.uk 109-02-1002.dwg Last Saved By: anthonny.potocki www.pjlivesey-group.co.uk

Proposed Plan

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Storeton Hall Red Hill Road Storeton, Bebington Wirral, CH63 6HW

P.J.Livesey Homes Ltd Ashburton Park Ashburton Road West Trafford Park Manchester M17 1AF Tel : 0161 873 7878 Fax : 0161 873 8185 [email protected] GROUNDGround FLOOR Floor Scale 1:50

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Proposed Plans 06.10.16.dwg Last Saved By: anthonny.potocki www.pjlivesey-group.co.uk NEW BUILD 5 HOUSES

52.7m² 48.3m² TOTAL: 101m² The new build on the development comprises of traditional 3 bed stone terraces, and 4 and 5 bed contemporary detached family homes. The palate of materials includes: stone, buff brick, hung clay tiles, timber claddingBedroom 3 and a mix Bedroomof slate 2 and Bedroomclay 3 roof tiles.Bedroom This 2 allowsBedroom for 3 plots to Bedroom 2 have their own identity and creates a language of forms across the site. Chunky chimneys add 9 0 9 0 9 0

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3 BED SEMI-DETACHED .. HOUSE TYPE ‘A’ - 1,139 SQFT 52.7m² 48.3m² TOTAL: 101m²

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NOTES 7 7 7 GROSS AREA: GROUND: 51.4m² FIRST: 46.0m² TOTAL: 97.4m² HL Store HL Store HL Store Master Master Master Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Ensuite WC Ensuite WC Ensuite Bathroom Bathroom Living Bathroom Living WC Living

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Store Store Store Store Dwg No: 436/11(01)000 A METRES - SCALE - 1:100 NOTES Kitchen Kitchen 25.. 25.. GROSS AREA: GROUND: 78.7m² 2.8. 2.8. FIRST: 75.2m² TOTAL: 153.9m² Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 Study / PlayStudy / Play Room Room

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7 5 25 447 Type D - .... 8 LAYOUT AMENDED First Floor REV: A DATE: 22.08.16 DRAWN: NJP CHECKED: CA 43 43 FLOOR AREA INCREASED, FLOOR PLANS 4 BED DETACHED UPDATED REVISIONS HOUSE TYPE ‘D’ - 1,657 SQFT NOTES GROSS AREA: GROUND: 78.7m² This design is copyright c FIRST: 75.2m² TOTAL: 153.9m²

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Tree to be removed HOUSE TYPES EXISTING FACILITIES House Type A Tree to be House Type B removed House Type C House Type D The buildings currently on the site are largely occupied by the equestrian centre and House Type E P ropos ed C ons tructi on Acces s House Type F associated storage and are in various states of disrepair. While many of the structures House Type G

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PLAN 125 (OUTSIDE) PROPOSED SITE PLAN NEW BARN PLAN 3810 4572 3810

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NOTE 5 NORTH HILL ROAD FACING BRICKWORK ON OUTSIDE OF STEEL HEADINGLEY COLUMN LINE TIED TO INTERNAL BLOCKWORK LEEDSA1 (140mm) & COLUMNS. LS6 2EN INTERNAL BLOCKWALL BUILT INTO & TIED TO telephone COLUMNS 0113 2754000 facsimile 0113 2844250 e.mail [email protected]

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VIEW 'A'

GENERAL NOTES CLIENT DRAWN BP 16.8.16 1. REFER TO DOCUMENTATION FOR SPECIFIC SCOPE OF BROWNS OF WEM CONTRACT. MR P BOWLING Four Lane Ends, Wem 2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN mm UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. CHECKED 3. PRIOR TO ANY SETTING OUT OR EXCAVATION WORKS THE CLIENT OR SERVICE OWNER MUST MARK OUT ON SITE AND INFORM BROWNS OF WEM Shropshire, SY4 5UQ BROWNS OF WEM SITE PERSONNEL OF THE POSITION OF ANY SERVICES. PROJECT Tel: (01939) 232382 4. SHOULD BURIED SERVICES BE FOUND WITHIN THE EXCAVATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE WORKS, ADVISE THE CLIENT LIMITED NEW BARN ELEVATIONS AND OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. 'L' SHAPED PORTAL BUILDING Fax: (01939) 234032 5. CLADDING TO BE FIXED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DETAILS AND FIXING LISTS. 6. ANY TIMBER SIZES QUOTED ARE NOMINAL SIZES. TIMBER IS A NATURAL MATERIAL WHICH CAN BE SUBJECT TO SHRINKING, SITE ADDRESS SCALE JOB No DWG No REV CRACKING, WARPING AND CREEP DEFLECTION UNDER LOAD. THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF BROWNS OF WEM LTD AND MUST NOT BE 7. VENTILATING CLADDING SUCH AS YORKSHIRE SPACED BOARDING, VENTED STEEL SHEETS AND LOUVRES, ALONG WITH ROOF STORETON HALL FARM, STORETON, WIRREL COPIED OR LENT WITHOUT OUR PERMISSION REV BY DATE DETAILS PROFILES AT EAVES AND VENTED CAPPINGS MAY NOT PREVENT THE INGRESS OF RAIN OR SNOW. 1:100 35653 B

ELEVATION - VIEW B' ELEVATIONS

ELEVATION - VIEW 'D'

GENERAL NOTES CLIENT DRAWN BP 16.8.16 1. REFER TO DOCUMENTATION FOR SPECIFIC SCOPE OF BROWNS OF WEM CONTRACT. MR P BOWLING Four Lane Ends, Wem 2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN mm UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. CHECKED 3. PRIOR TO ANY SETTING OUT OR EXCAVATION WORKS THE CLIENT OR SERVICE OWNER MUST MARK OUT ON SITE AND INFORM BROWNS OF WEM Shropshire, SY4 5UQ BROWNS OF WEM SITE PERSONNEL OF THE POSITION OF ANY SERVICES. PROJECT Tel: (01939) 232382 4. SHOULD BURIED SERVICES BE FOUND WITHIN THE EXCAVATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE WORKS, ADVISE THE CLIENT LIMITED AND OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. 'L' SHAPED PORTAL BUILDING Fax: (01939) 234032 5. CLADDING TO BE FIXED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DETAILS AND FIXING LISTS. 6. ANY TIMBER SIZES QUOTED ARE NOMINAL SIZES. TIMBER IS A NATURAL MATERIAL WHICH CAN BE SUBJECT TO SHRINKING, SITE ADDRESS SCALE JOB No DWG No REV CRACKING, WARPING AND CREEP DEFLECTION UNDER LOAD. THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF BROWNS OF WEM LTD AND MUST NOT BE 7. VENTILATING CLADDING SUCH AS YORKSHIRE SPACED BOARDING, VENTED STEEL SHEETS AND LOUVRES, ALONG WITH ROOF STORETON HALL FARM, STORETON, WIRREL COPIED OR LENT WITHOUT OUR PERMISSION REV BY DATE DETAILS PROFILES AT EAVES AND VENTED CAPPINGS MAY NOT PREVENT THE INGRESS OF RAIN OR SNOW. 1:100 35652 B

ELEVATION - VIEW B'

GENERAL NOTES CLIENT DRAWN BP 16.8.16 1. REFER TO DOCUMENTATION FOR SPECIFIC SCOPE OF BROWNS OF WEM CONTRACT. MR P BOWLING Four Lane Ends, Wem 2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN mm UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. CHECKED 3. PRIOR TO ANY SETTING OUT OR EXCAVATION WORKS THE CLIENT OR SERVICE OWNER MUST MARK OUT ON SITE AND INFORM BROWNS OF WEM Shropshire, SY4 5UQ BROWNS OF WEM SITE PERSONNEL OF THE POSITION OF ANY SERVICES. PROJECT Tel: (01939) 232382 4. SHOULD BURIED SERVICES BE FOUND WITHIN THE EXCAVATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE WORKS, ADVISE THE CLIENT LIMITED AND OFFICE IMMEDIATELY. 'L' SHAPED PORTAL BUILDING Fax: (01939) 234032 5. CLADDING TO BE FIXED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DETAILS AND FIXING LISTS. 6. ANY TIMBER SIZES QUOTED ARE NOMINAL SIZES. TIMBER IS A NATURAL MATERIAL WHICH CAN BE SUBJECT TO SHRINKING, SITE ADDRESS SCALE JOB No DWG No REV CRACKING, WARPING AND CREEP DEFLECTION UNDER LOAD. THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF BROWNS OF WEM LTD AND MUST NOT BE 7. VENTILATING CLADDING SUCH AS YORKSHIRE SPACED BOARDING, VENTED STEEL SHEETS AND LOUVRES, ALONG WITH ROOF STORETON HALL FARM, STORETON, WIRREL COPIED OR LENT WITHOUT OUR PERMISSION REV BY DATE DETAILS PROFILES AT EAVES AND VENTED CAPPINGS MAY NOT PREVENT THE INGRESS OF RAIN OR SNOW. 1:100 35652 B KEY BENEFITS 7 OF THE PROPOSALS

BENEFITS

The proposed development will bring about a range of benefits as summarised below:

The development will secure the future of a nationally-important heritage asset on Historic England’s ‘At-Risk Register’ through sensitive, high quality conversion.

New high quality family houses will add to the existing residential provision and be well integrated with the surrounding area.

The development will regenerate a previously developed site while assuring the long-term viability of a local business.

Various job opportunities will arise from the construction which will provide training and apprenticeship opportunities for the local area.

NEXT STEPS AND TIMESCALES

Thank you for taking the time to view our exhibition. Should you have any queries on any aspect of the scheme please speak to a member of the project team. Your views on the proposals are of great importance to us so please complete a comments form and deposit it in the comments box before you leave.

Following this public exhibition, the project team will be carefully reviewing all comments reviewed and we will use these to improve the proposals where possible.

Once this process has been completed, it is anticipated that a planning application will be submitted to Wirral Borough Council and Historic England towards the end of the year.

This application will seek Scheduled Monument Consent for the proposed works to Storeton Hall alongside detailed planning permission for the conversion of Storeton Hall Barn and the new build residential and equestrian development.

The application will be supported by a number of technical documents, including a document that will summarise all the comments made during this consultation.