Stoke Goldington
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
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A Pauley Ltd project at the former chapel in Stoke Goldington, Buckinghamshire.
Project Summary
Former chapel in Stoke Goldington sensitively converted to a modern home by Pauley Ltd, with a glazed link extension, steel-framed glazing and a calm, light interior while retaining the original stone fabric.
Role: Main Contractor - Pauley Ltd
Client: Private
Architect/Consultants: Client-appointed (plans by Jonathan Williams); daily coordination by Pauley Ltd
Added value: Optimised limecrete/UFH specification, careful detailing to existing stone, proactive cost/programme control, smooth Building Control sign-off.
Collaboration: Worked sensitively with neighbours; liaised with Milton Keynes Building Control and specialist suppliers.
Key Facts
Type: Chapel refurbishment & domestic conversion
Extension: Glazed link creating a kitchen-dining hub
Structure: Original stone walls retained; slim steel doors/windows
Floor/UFH: Glasscrete® limecrete over GEOCELL foam-glass; underfloor heating
Interiors: New kitchen with skylights and island; bespoke media wall; decked terrace
Location: Stoke Goldington, Buckinghamshire
Status: Completed
Sustainability Highlights
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![Kitchen opening to lounge through steel-framed doors, stone feature wall and large floor tiles - Stoke Goldington.]()
Breathable build-up
Limecrete over recycled foam-glass manages moisture and improves insulation
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![Minimal master bedroom with pendant drop lights, neutral finishes and en-suite - Stoke Goldington.]()
Low-energy heat
Insulated slab optimises UFH for steady, low-temperature comfort.
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![Open steel-framed French doors from dining room onto timber deck, stone façade - Stoke Goldington.]()
Fabric-first
Reuse of stone structure reduces embodied carbon.
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![Kitchen with central island lit by twin rooflights, steel-framed doors to lounge - Stoke Goldington.]()
Daylight
Glazed link and rooflights cut daytime lighting demand.
