Old, rotten barn becomes one of Grand Design's most incredible transformations
Briefly

In a remarkable episode of Grand Designs, Sarah and Pip undertake a challenging barn conversion in Bedfordshire, transforming a dilapidated 150-year-old structure into a modern home. The couple faces significant setbacks, including severe rot in 40% of the barn's wood, but they remain committed to retaining the original structure. The final result captivates viewers and host Kevin McCloud, who describes the space as a 'light-filled cathedral.' Sarah expresses joy over their successful transformation, declaring that every hardship was ultimately worth the stunning outcome.
The couple was determined to salvage as much of the original barn structure as possible, aiming to retain 80% of the timber despite significant rot.
Kevin McCloud, when inspecting the barn, suggested that 'flattening it would be easier,' highlighting the challenges faced by Sarah and Pip during their renovation.
Kevin McCloud described the completed barn conversion as 'a light-filled cathedral of space,' emphasizing the stunning transformation achieved by Sarah and Pip.
Sarah expressed satisfaction with the final result, stating, 'Every second of it's been worth this moment,' capturing the journey of their renovation.
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