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Located in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, this important medieval property at High Baxter Street has been sympathetically restored with conservation at its core. Best of Lime were proud to contribute to the rescue of this historic building, ensuring its character and significance are preserved for generations to come.
This project embodies our three guiding principles — Built Heritage, Environmental Sustainability, and Aesthetic Beauty — and stands as a testament to the importance of using the right materials and expertise in traditional restoration work.
Download the full case study to explore how Best of Lime supported the careful conservation of this treasured Suffolk landmark
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