Annexe / studio
A carefully planned space for family support, independent use, work or guests—subject to the site, planning and regulatory position.
ALDERVYN Homes
More space, considered as part of home.
Modular annexes, studios and selected residential options, matched to the intended use and the realities of the site.
Brief before building
A residential brief needs a residential answer.
Space, daylight, privacy, accessibility, energy performance, fire safety, services and long-term use all shape the right specification.
Visual boundary: the hero is an ALDERVYN residential concept, not a purchasable model. Exact supplier models are presented separately with their source imagery and evidence.
Villa 009
A light-steel villa reference with a supplier-published material build-up. Its UK pathway, dimensions, engineering, thermal and fire evidence remain project checks.
Explore Villa 009Current home reference
Start from what the factory actually shows.
The exact-model page brings together all five supplier views, the material families MBS publishes and a direct link to the original source page.
Availability: Villa 009 is discussed by enquiry while its UK technical pathway and exact specification are confirmed for the project.
Residential briefs
Three ways to begin the conversation.
Two-bedroom model
A practical configuration shaped around circulation, storage, servicing, envelope performance and the evidence required for its intended use.
Three-bedroom model
A larger option considered where the plan, structure, logistics, compliance pathway and delivered economics suit the project.
01 — Use
Who is it for?
Permanent home, dependent-relative annexe, guest accommodation and workspace may follow different pathways.
02 — Place
What can the site support?
Access, levels, trees, neighbours, drainage, utilities and planning context shape the viable answer.
03 — Evidence
What proves suitability?
Drawings, calculations, tested performance and professional project review—not a supplier marketing image.
A measured approach
Design for permanence, even when delivery is modular.
Homes should feel settled in their landscape and resolved in daily use—not like objects placed on a plot.
- Natural light with privacy
- Credible access and circulation
- Serviceable materials and systems
- Believable British landscape context
Image statusIllustrative residential design direction only; not an available model or confirmed specification.
Your site, your brief