A 2-storey mews extension was added to No. 26 in the mid-to-late 1960s when the property was the offices of George Davie, Crawford and Partners, an engineering firm. The construction of the extension comprised a concrete/ steel frame on the Ground Floor, supporting a single storey of cavity masonry construction with a flat roof.
Following a period of close consultation with planning it was decided to demolish the existing rear extension and replace this with a modern but sympathetic mews house that would be a more fitting mews building along the lane.
The design of the new 3/4-bedroom mews-style family home facing onto Woodside Lane features zero carbon technology, traditional materials, and contemporary detailing. A large open-plan living space is located at the top of the house taking advantage of the light and views with a generous terrace and aluminium bi-fold doors.
