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Countryside Consultants, Architects and Specialists in Building Conservation and all Rural Projects was established in 1986 and next year will celebrate 30 years in the delivery of a unique rural service.

The practice is based at Alston, Cumbria in the heart of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its portfolio of projects reaching across the rural North of England, encompassing Cumbria, Durham, Northumberland and North Yorkshire.We are passionate about our northern countryside and our built and cultural heritage and the main focus of our practice is distinctly rural.

We have extensive experience working in conservation areas and protected landscapes and with Listed Buildings and Scheduled Ancient Monuments.Over the years we have built up a wealth of experience in a diverse range of projects in the countryside, from community and economic development projects including farm diversification and tourism, to small scale residential development and individual barn conversions and extensions, with an ever increasing number of conservation projects both large and small.
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Our clients range from National Park Authorities and Government agencies, community groups and charities to land agents and individual clients, but whoever we are dealing with, our first concern is to provide a quality service at an affordable price. We have long-standing relationships with many clients who appreciate our personal service and know they can trust us to deliver a successful project.
Durham Environment Awards 2014 - Award for Craftsmanship! Countryside Consultants have once again gained a County Durham Environment Partnership Environment Award! The award for Craftsmanship was given to First Byre at East Lonton for 'the outstanding contribution to the improvement of the local historic environment, retention of historic features and the use and encouragement of local crafts'.
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Apr 28, 2021
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Engaged this firm to undertake a full structural survey on a very old property that I was considering purchasing, and subsequently bought (2020) because of their survey, as they are RIBA, AABC, and ARB accredited and so should be experts in the materials used in older properties, and competent with regards to the structural integrity. I am now left having to post this review, after a multitude of problems have been highlighted since we moved in, and the senior partner has declined multiple offers to inspect the defects for himself and has now broken off all communications.
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