Set within a conservation area and surrounded by listed buildings in a small village in Kent, the site is long and narrow, bound by roads at either end. 

Currently occupied by a small cottage and outbuilding, the proposed reorganisation of the site would bring vehicles through the original entrance off the main road. 

The proposal is a contemporary version of the local vernacular architecture: a 21st-century interpretation of the traditional materials in the area: Kent peg tiles, reclaimed red brick and timber.