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This 19th-century windmill was recently converted by Beech Architects into an incredible guest house, complete with a contemporary ‘pod’ that has the most incredible views over the Suffolk countryside.

The Summer 2017 issue of The Luxury Report magazine is now available for you to view online.

Almost everything curves in this award winning restored windmill at Cockfield, near Lavenham.

Originally built in 1891, the recently converted Windmill has been lovingly restored over the past 2 years by owners Steve and Natalie Roberts into lavish and luxurious adults- only holiday accommodation.

You’ve seen the programmes, watched the nightmare property blunders, and wondered why on earth anyone would take on such a challenge.

Now meet the Suffolk couple who rose to a mammoth quest in order to develop a hospitality business near Bury St Edmunds.

It’s not often you get the chance to transform as unique a space as a disused windmill, but that’s just what Livingwood are proud to have been a part of.

From a windmill to power station and public toilet, Daisy Jeffery takes a look at some of the UK’s most unusual conversion projects.

The windmill is a contemporary conversion and reconstruction of a derelict windmill to provide a unique tourist attraction.

A windmill that had been left derelict in a back garden for much of the 20 century has been transformed into luxurious holiday accommodation following a bold conversion project.  

A windmill has won the RICS East of England Tourism and Leisure award. Mill Farm Windmill in Cockfield is a contemporary conversion and reconstruction of a derelict windmill providing tourist accommodation. Nestled in beautiful countryside, the windmill is located two miles from Lavenham, providing panoramic views from the newly-constructed zinc and cross-laminated timber pod.