Stapehill Abbey is a unique estate of 45 two to five bedroom homes. Set within beautiful gardens and grounds, the recently converted Grade II listed refurbishment looks magnificent.

The original Abbey House was built in the early 19th century, with the monastic buildings dating back to the 1840s. The twin chapels were designed by Charles Hansom in 1847 and the buildings were completed in 1851. Founded by a small group of nuns led by Madame Augustine de Chabannes, the Abbey was home to The Cross Abbey order of Cistercian Trappist nuns between 1802 and 1990.

Dorset based developers Ankers and Rawlings worked painstakingly to retain the original artefacts and period features of this historical site. They chose over 60 Clement Conservation Rooflights for the project including both slate and tile profiles in sizes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
 
Garry Hunter from Ankers and Rawlings said:
“The homes at Stapehill Abbey have a mixture of slate and tile roofs, we chose Clement Conservation Rooflights as we needed a product that would look perfect in both. We are really delighted with end result and hope to use Clement rooflights again in the future”.

Site: Stapehill Abbey, Dorset BH21 2EB
Contractor: Ankers & Rawlings Developments Ltd, Ferndown BH22 9AN
Specification: Various sizes of both Clement tile and slate profiles.

Clement Conservation Rooflights are manufactured from mild steel sheet to ISO 9001 Quality Systems. All supplied with 24mm insulated glass units, argon gas filled and self cleaning glass as standard. Polyzinc and polyester powder coat paint finish to BS EN 13438.

Contact Clement Windows Group today for more information:
Tel: 01428 643393
Email:info@clementwg.co.uk
Website: clementwindows.co.uk