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Hereford, Peterchurch, Long Lane, Nurse’s Cottage

House Summary

Owner(s):

Elaine Brook

House Type:

Converted Welsh house with 10-20 years old extension and large conservatory

Carbon saving:

60%+

Measures installed:

Cavity Wall Insulation
Double Glazing
Low Energy Appliances
Low Energy Lighting
Solar PV Panels
Solar Water Heating
Wood Stove

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What visitors are saying

"Although I already have some understanding of the issues listed above, I have been inspired by this visit to see so many aspects all functioning in one place, especially combined with organic gardening, composting and general eco-friendly systems."

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Measures installed in detail:

Cavity walls insulation
Double glazing and factory fitted draught seals to all windows
Low energy appliances A rated and A++ rated
Low energy lighting
Photovoltaic panels delivering 1076Kwh/year
Evacuated solar thermal panels (approx. 6sqm)
Wood-burning stove used 60% of the time
Lowering room temperature
Gas hob
Electric oven

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