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Carre Heritage

Name: Carre Heritage
Address: Legado House, Unit 6 Hadley Road, Sleaford, NG437EG, GB
Telephone: +441529307373

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Our specialist team is passionate about conserving and enhancing the architectural heritage of older properties, particularly listed buildings.

03/10/2025

New Media/Feature Wall For Residential Dwelling In Kirkby La Thorpe

Ancaster stone fireplace, TV inset within the new feature wall and backlit with coloured perimeter LED lighting, limestone flush laid floor tiles.

Read the full article on our website at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/new-feature-wall-residential-dwelling-kirkby-la-thorpe

08/07/2025

Historic Shop Front Restorations, Former Town Hall – Gainsborough

Beautifully Restored By Carre Heritage

Current Occupiers: Yorkshire Building Society | The Meatery Butchers | Barnes Jewellers | Alfie's Deli

The former town hall is located in the Historic Market Place in Gainsborough. The building is located within the Town Centre Conservation Area which shows its significance within the town. The building was formerly the Town Hall for Gainsborough and is located on the historic site of the Moot Hall.

The original Town Hall building was built in the late 19th century with the frontage to Lord Street still remaining today. The elevation facing the Market Place was renewed in the 1950’s following bomb damage in the Second World War. In the 1980’s shopfronts were created on the ground floor of the Market Place elevation and a metal canopy constructed.

Carre Heritage was successful in tendering for the works involved with The Townscape Heritage Initiative and we quickly formed a strong, efficient and productive working relationship with the architects, designers, project managers, clients and West Lindsey District Council in working through this multifaceted project.

The scope of works included:

- The removal of the existing canopy to the Market Place elevation of the former town hall
- The manufacture and fitting of bespoke Sapele hardwood shopfronts
- A new architecturally designed glazed canopy
- DOFF cleaning of the stone and masonry facades
- Significant brickwork repairs following the removal of the existing canopy
- Timber window repairs to the Lord Street Elevation
- High level repairs to both Cupolas using the Timber Repair Care system and finished with a full redecoration

25/03/2025

19A Market Place, Sleaford | Italian Connection | Heritage Grant Funding

19A Market Place, Sleaford – Italian Connection
Works included a new shopfront to better connect with the historic buildings either side. The brickwork above was painted and there is a new hand-painted sign for the business. A plaque has also been added to help commemorate the Old Corn Exchange building.

19A Market Place, Sleaford
Current Occupier: Italian Connection

19A Market Place, Sleaford showcases designs from various periods including Georgian and Victorian architecture characterised by their symmetry, proportions and decorative elements. The building contributes to the cultural fabrics of Sleaford.

Restoration works focused on returning the shop front to its original style which included traditional hand-painted signage, wooden framing and restoring the symmetry to the adjoining shop front, typical of that era.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/19a-market-place-sleaford-italian-connection-heritage-grant-funding

24/03/2025

5 Southgate, Sleaford | Salvatore Barbers | Heritage Grant Funding

5 Southgate, Sleaford – Salvatore Barbers
A Grade II listed building. Works included re-pointing of the brickwork and replacement of the upper floor windows, plus repairs to its traditional shopfront.

5 Southgate, Sleaford
Current Occupier: Salvatore Barbers

5 Southgate, Sleaford. (currently Salvatore Barbers) is notable both for its architectural elements and its connection to the town's history.

5 Southgate, Sleaford features Georgian architectural characteristics, showcasing the craftsmanship and design preference of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

5 Southgate, Sleaford under went significant restoration efforts to preserve its Georgian architectural charater particularly essential sash window and dormer window works. This kind of project is crucial for maintaining the historical integrity of such buildings.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/5-southgate-sleaford-salvatore-barbers-heritage-grant-funding

21/03/2025

19 Market Place, Sleaford | Gurkha 19| Heritage Grant Funding

19 Market Place, Sleaford – Gurkha 19
Works included a new shopfront to better connect with the historic buildings either side. The brickwork above was painted and there is a new hand-painted sign for the business. A plaque has also been added to help commemorate the Old Corn Exchange building.

19 Market Place, Sleaford
Current Occupier: Gurkha

19 Market Place, Sleaford showcases designs from various periods including Georgian and Victorian architecture characterised by their symmetry, proportions and decorative elements. The building contributes to the cultural fabrics of Sleaford.

Restoration works focused on returning the shop front to its original style which included traditional hand-painted signage, wooden framing and restoring the symmetry to the adjoining shop front, typical of that era.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/19-market-place-sleaford-gurkha-19-heritage-grant-funding

20/03/2025

18 Northgate, Sleaford | Duncan & Toplis | Heritage Grant Funding

A Grade II listed building. Works included repairs to two pillars, entrance steps and the quoining (decorative masonry blocks found at the corner of a wall). There was also a hand-painted fascia board and signage.

18 Northgate, Sleaford
Current Occupier: Duncan & Toplis

18 Northgate , Sleaford is one of numerous buildings lining Northgate which have rich architectural history. The building reflects various styles, primarily from the Georgian and Victorian eras.

Carre Heritage are proud to have been part of the preservation of the external aesthetics of the building, carrying out lime render repairs to the stone facade and carrying out repairs to the stone quoins at ground floor level.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/18-northgate-sleaford-duncan-toplis-heritage-grant-funding

19/03/2025

3 Southgate, Sleaford | Moore & Scrupps | Heritage Grant Funding

3 Southgate, Sleaford – Moore & Scrupps
Works included a redecorated shopfront to create a more traditional shop façade. Traditional hand-painted signage and repairs to the roof and first and second floor windows.

3 Southgate, Sleaford
Current Occupier: Moore & Scrupps

3 Southgate, Sleaford reflects the architectual design style and development of the Southgate area, typically Georgian or Victorian style.

3, Southgate, Sleaford or Moore & Scrupps as we all know it, has recieved Heritage funding to restore the roof of their building to the original Welsh slate design with replacement cast guttering to preserve the historic building and maintain the architectural integrity.

Restoring the roof to its original material helps to enhance the building's aesthetics and ensure it remains part of the local heritage.

Sash windows at Moore & Scrupps were repaired using Repair Care techniques which focus on preserving the historical integrity of the windows while enhancing their traditional features.

A new tiled entrance featuring classic geometric floor tiles in a traditional black and white checkered pattern, popular in the early 20th century adds a timeless elegance to the shop entrance complementing the overall clesign of the building and reinforcing its heritage charm.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/3-southgate-sleaford-moore-scrupps-heritage-grant-funding

18/03/2025

10 Market Place | Sleaford | The Sugar Mill | Heritage Grant Funding

10 Market Place, Sleaford – The Former Old Post House
A Grade II listed building. Works included repainting of the exterior and repairs including the guttering, followed by a mural commemorating its history as the Old Post House.

10 Market Place, Sleaford
Current Occupier: The Sugar Mill

The Post House at 10 Market Place, was established in the 19th Century, serving a vital communication link for the town and surrounding areas The building features typical architectural elements for this period, traditional sash windows, classic stone work and traditional shop frontage, reflecting the Victorian era style. As the 20th Century progressed, the role of postal services evolved, leading to closures or relocation of many Post Offices in the UK including Sleaford. Even after the post office ceased operations, the building's historical significance has been recognised, contributing to Sleaford's heritage.

Carre Heritage is proud to contribute to preserving Sleaford's history at 10 Market Place, Sleaford through traditional craftsmanship and grant funding initiatives. The restoration of historical buildings like 10 Market Place , Sleaford often relies heavily on traditional craftsmanship techniques to ensure authenticity and to preserve the structure's heritage.

Read the full article at: https://www.carreheritage.co.uk/10-market-place-sleaford-the-sugar-mill-heritage-grant-funding

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Legado House, Unit 6 Hadley Road
Sleaford
NG437EG

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441529307373

Website

http://www.carreheritage.co.uk/

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