Located in the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside, near Peterborough, Follyfield is an 18th-century traditional stone residence which has recently been renovated by London-based architecture practice Studio McW.
This multi-stage renovation saw the addition of three gabled extensions which blended contemporary architecture with the region’s rural vernacular. These additions, along with the large garden designed by Claire Greener Landscapes, have created a cosmopolitan sensibility to the home while celebrating the clients? city connection and local ties.
Follyfield is a perfect example of Studio McW’s sensitivity to natural materials, and showcases the firm’s flexibility and capability to undertake projects across traditional and modern architecture at scale.
About Follyfield
Studio McW Revitalizes 18th-Century Follyfield
London-based architecture practice Studio McW has completed the initial phase of a multi-stage renovation of Follyfield, an 18th-century traditional stone residence in the Cambridgeshire countryside. The first phase of the revival included the addition of three gabled extensions that blend contemporary architecture with the hamlet’s rural vernacular.
A Home for a Growing Family
The home was restored for a young family who relocated to the area from London in 2019 to be close to their extended families. The clients asked Studio McW to create a functional kitchen-living area, space for guests to stay independently...