OVERVIEW
Overlooking Lake Windermere, England's largest lake at 10.5 miles long, sits this impressive Victorian country house, High Wray Bank. Months of meticulous planning was needed involving the National Trust and Friends of the Lake District in order to organise and project manage the restoration and development of the site including the historic villa and barn, external works and underground swimming pool.
Locally based Hyde Harrington who managed the restoration, contacted KEIM Mineral Paints at the start of the project back in 2021. They required a specific quality of paint that was both durable, and breathable. Paul Milligan, Senior Sales Executive for the North of England visited the project to complete a site survey and comprehensive specification.
KEIM Universal Render was applied onto the existing stone building and blockwork extension as a base layer, followed by KEIM Mineralputz; a high quality, mineral rough plaster with a grain size of 5mm.
All surfaces were lastly coated using KEIM Royalan in colour 9339, an off-white shade which compliments the new grey stone extension. KEIM Royalan was ideal for the location of this project with wetter lake district climes. It offers water resistant properties and withstands harsh weather conditions.
This is a beautiful transformation and shows what can be achieved using KEIM products, which are durable, breathable and long-lasting.
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