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The Camellia House, Wentworth Woodhouse

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A Grade II*-listed Georgian building thought to house some of the rarest camellias in the Western world is now open to the public, having transformed from a heritage-at-risk to a tea room for all.

Sat derelict for 50 years, the Grade II*-listed Camellia House is open to the public for the first time following a successful revitalisation. Thought to house some of the rarest camellias in the Western world, the site has been transformed into a contemporary tearoom and multipurpose venue that provides a climate that protects the rare camellias.


Project information

Status

Built

Borough

* N/A Outside of London

Size

290 sq m

Completion

March 2024


Location

FHFQ+Q3 Rotherham, UK


Team Credits

Client

Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust

Project Manager

DTS Solutions

Architect

Donald Insall Associates Ltd

Contractor

William Birch & Sons

Structural Engineer

Mason Clarke Associates

Quantity Surveyor

Rex Procter & Partners

M&E / Sustainability Engineer

Max Fordham

Principal Designer consultant

Safer Sphere

Glazing

Standard Patent Glazing

Plaster specialist

Hirst Conservation

Fire Consultant

Hoare Lea

Archaeology

Wessex Archaeology


Last updated on

20/03/2025


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