Burwalls House

Key Facts

Value:
£5M
Programme:
40 weeks
Scope of work:
Conversion of Existing Mansion House

The project comprised the conversion of this 1872 Jacobethan Wills family home in Bristol into luxury apartments.

The building has now been transformed into 5 luxury 2 & 3 bedroom apartments, whilst the bottom of the 6 acres site now incorporates 6 detached new build properties.

Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
Burwalls is a prime development site acquired from Bristol University for Kersfield Developments. This Grade II Listed property is located adjacent to Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. It benefits from spectacular panoramic views across the Avon Gorge and is set within almost five acres of mature landscaped gardens. Burwalls is steeped in rich local and national history. The main house was built in 1872 in the ‘Jacobethan’ style. For many years it was the home of the Wills family. In 1948, Burwalls was bought by Bristol University and used for general academic purposes and residential accommodation. Kersfield’s design team, with input from the heritage and conservation officers at North Somerset Council, have produced a scheme which converts the main house into five large lateral apartments. These, together with seven houses on the lower part of the site, are to be constructed with Edwardian references that complement the original style and setting. Developer: Kersfield Developments. Architect: Nash Partnership. Main contractor: Bray & Slaughter. Consultants / sub-contractors: Oculus Consultancy, Darren Evans Assessments Ltd, CW Duke
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