Contemporary ALDERVYN home in a British private-land setting

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.

Designed around you: we match the layout, material palette and delivery package to the people, place and way the building will be used.
ALDERVYN Meadow home with a pitched roof and warm cladding
Light-steel homeBy enquiry

ALDERVYN Meadow

A warm single-storey home with configurable structure, cladding, roofing, openings and internal finishes.

Explore Meadow

Featured home

A settled architectural character with flexible options.

Meadow pairs a calm pitched-roof form with a material palette and room plan developed around your site.

Available by enquiry: tell us the intended use, location and space you need, and we will prepare the right configuration.

Residential options

Three ways to begin the conversation.

Compact residential annexe in a British garden settingAnnexe and studio ideas
CompactBy enquiry

Annexe / studio

A carefully planned space for family support, independent use, work or guests.

Contemporary two-bedroom home on private landTwo-bedroom living
Selected residentialBy enquiry

Two-bedroom home

A practical configuration shaped around comfortable circulation, storage, servicing and everyday living.

Larger contemporary home in a British landscapeThree-bedroom living
Selected residentialBy enquiry

Three-bedroom home

A larger family option with the plan, materials and delivery package shaped around the site.

Your route: share the preferred size, layout and site details, and ALDERVYN will identify the closest product and configuration.

01 — Use

Who is it for?

Permanent home, family annexe, guest accommodation or workspace each begins with a different brief.

02 — Place

What can the site support?

Access, levels, trees, neighbours, drainage and utilities shape the best answer.

03 — Specification

What should it include?

Agree the plan, materials, performance, finishes, services and delivery scope as one coordinated package.

ALDERVYN home with warm cladding and full-height glazing

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

Your site, your brief

Have a home or annexe project in mind?

Share the brief