Orrin Vale
Restored net loft, 2008 (Sample)

Corkline House

A stone net loft from 1911, turned into 12 homes.

A building of stone and plaster on two floors, on a cobbled lane. Tall arched windows show old timber beams inside.Concept image
From outside: Corkline House, on Netloft Lane

The story

Corkline House was built in 1911 as a net loft. Fishing crews hung their nets from its beams to dry. By 2005 it stood empty.

We kept the stone walls, the beams and the tall arched windows. Inside them we fitted 12 homes. The name comes from the cork line, the row of floats along the top of a net.

The facts (Sample)

Built
1911
Restored
2008
Homes
12
Floors
2
Where
Netloft Lane, Hawser Quay
A closer look at the corner, with stone piers, a wide timber door and potted olive trees.Concept image
From outside: The corner on the lane

Our other buildings

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    24 homes on 4 floors, Bollard Row, Hawser Quay

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    Courtyard homes, 2006 (Sample)

    Wrackline Court

    Eight homes around a shared court in Marram Flats. Our first building.

    8 homes on 2 floors, Wrackline Road, Marram Flats

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