Delph is a distinctive residential development centred around the careful renovation of a former chapel, transforming the historic building into a collection of modern apartments and a townhouse.
Alongside the restoration, the scheme also includes two brand-new properties, combining heritage architecture with contemporary residential design.
At the heart of the development is the conversion of the old chapel.
Rather than losing the character of the existing building, the project has been designed to retain its identity while adapting the space for modern living. Original architectural features and the unique proportions of the building help give the finished homes a character that would be difficult to recreate through a traditional new-build development.
The chapel conversion will provide a selection of apartments alongside a townhouse, each designed to make the most of the building’s existing structure and individual character.
Two additional new-build homes will complement the wider development, creating a varied residential scheme that combines old and new within one carefully considered site.
The aim of Delph is to strike a balance between preservation and progress.
The development respects the history of the original chapel while introducing modern layouts, finishes and amenities suited to today’s homeowners. This blend of heritage and contemporary design gives the project a distinctive identity and long-term appeal.
Delph reflects a considered approach to property development, where the existing character of a site helps shape the final scheme.
By restoring an important building and introducing sensitively designed new homes alongside it, the project will create a unique residential development with a strong sense of place.
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