HEATING HERITAGE


An award winning air-source installation at a Georgian


mansion shows how energy costs can be minimised for some of the most challenging properties, writes Jackie Lambon


N 28 CIBSE Journal August 2012


ewton Hall, built in 1722, was the home of the Widdringtons – an influential landowning family associated with Northumberland


as far back as the 12th century. The house was most recently owned by William Widdrington, who died in 2009. The Grade II listed property was subsequently bought by Paul Hindhaugh, managing director of Hindhaugh Homes, who wanted to restore it into a family home. The new owners knew they would be


high energy users in this very large property, because its historical importance meant they were limited in what they could do to


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