Cape Cove
An existing naval outlook post had been built during the second world war on this spectacular site, right at the water’s edge, with a view across Loch Long and straight down the Firth of Clyde. It had been converted into a small house some time previously, but this had not taken the opportunity that the site offered.
While the main body and roof of the existing building was retained, the elevation facing the water was extended with full height frameless glazing. The garage and accommodation at the entrance was reorganised to provide five bedrooms and a spacious living, dining and kitchen area that takes full advantage of the view. The external terrace is partly covered to provide a barbecue area, and a hot tub is also positioned to enjoy the prospect down the loch.
Photos by Dapple Photography.
While the main body and roof of the existing building was retained, the elevation facing the water was extended with full height frameless glazing. The garage and accommodation at the entrance was reorganised to provide five bedrooms and a spacious living, dining and kitchen area that takes full advantage of the view. The external terrace is partly covered to provide a barbecue area, and a hot tub is also positioned to enjoy the prospect down the loch.
Photos by Dapple Photography.
PROJECT:
Cape Cove
LOCATION:
Cove, Roseneath Peninsula, Argyle
CLIENT:
Mr A. Morrison
ARCHITECT:
Cameron Webster Architects
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
ATK Partnership
Suppliers:
Glazing:
Craig & Buchanan
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