In 2017 the Lancaster Moor hospital, a Grade II listed building, was transformed into luxury accommodation by the PJ Livesey group.
A local landmark since it was built in 1882 the main building had been derelict for a decade before Livesey’s began the transformation.
You can find out more about PJ Livesey’s The Residence here.
As specialist stonework glazers K. G. Bell Ltd were called in to restore the large leaded lights to their former glory.
Have a look at the gallery below.
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Stonework Glazing Restoration in a Grade II Listed Building – LancasterIn 2017 the Lancaster Moor hospital, a Grade II listed building, was transformed into luxury accommodation by the PJ Livesey group.
Refurbish Stained Glass Windows – West Kirby, WirralShowing painted images of Hilbre Island, a much loved local landmark, this stained glass window in West Kirby was in need of some refurbishment.
Repairing explosion damaged leaded lights in an historic conservation area – WirralA devastating explosion ripped through a number of buildings in New Ferry in March 2017, causing extensive damage, injuring 30 people, and destroyed a number of leaded lights in the historic conservation are of Port Sunlight.
Stained Glass Window Restoration and Encapsulation – LiverpoolBefore encapsulating stained glass windows restoration work on the original panes is often a necessity.
Restoration of leaded lights at Grade II listed Mostyn House Chapel – Parkgate, CheshireDuring the development of the Mostyn House School site K. G. Bell Ltd was commissioned by the Livesey Group to reinstate leaded lights into the tower at Mostyn Chapel.
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