Totteridge Park, N20

The careful renovation of this old building keeps its original charm and features while adding modern quality and standards.

Project Outline

Client: Totteridge Park

Sullivan Brothers Construction renovated the estate to the finest of standards.

It now has 10 luxury homes in a mix of history and modern comfort, surrounded by 5.5 acres of beautiful gardens for a peaceful setting.

Exterior

The meticulous work on Totteridge Park showcases our dedication to preserving and enhancing historical structures while incorporating contemporary design elements seamlessly.

The project at Totteridge Park exemplifies our commitment to architectural excellence and attention to detail. By blending the old with the new, the buildings now stand as symbols of harmonious integration between heritage preservation and modern innovation.

Client
Totteridge Park

Year
2019

Welcoming you inside

Renovating a classical estate in North London.

Interior

We undertook a huge project that redeveloped existing flats to 7 new residential flats, a 14 bedroom house, and 2 new build residential units. From the solid wood Shaker style kitchens with Siemens appliances, to the Boen oak floors, each of these unique homes evoke impressive interiors and exquisite exteriors.

Client
Totteridge Park
Year
2019

Totteridge Park, N20

Facts of the Project

Below is a summary of what went in to completing the project.

Consultation to finished project, the building times and budget.

Programme - 55 weeks

Project Details

Totteridge Park was a listed building which meant considerable time was spent delivering the new construction to match into the old.

We restored an existing moulding panelled ceiling back to its original state by taking a template of a section of ceiling that was left and remaking it and installing this detail to the entire ceiling.

These details of workmanship were consistent to the entire project with the external pointing also matched in alongside the old and the new roof structure and finishes being newly constructed but without seeing where the new and the old begin and end.