Rushbury Bank

Rushbury Bank

Rushbury Bank, Rushbury, built in 2011 as an ECO house uses Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPS) construction with highly insulated floors. The building is fully sealed with mechanical ventilation and heat recovery. There is high performance glazing and external doors. Underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs is via an air source heat pump (ASHP) and there is solar hot water. There is underground rainwater storage, solar PV, battery storage and LED lighting throughout.

This graciously spacious open plan property is a one off with an interesting ASHP system made by Dimplex and well worth a visit. The views from the terrace are to die for!

Energy information:

EPC  as “B”, now “A” with installation of PV panels

Annual Energy use 9000Kwh, estimated to be 5000Kwh after PV installation

Gas:- None

Electricity:- See above

PV :- Estimated to produce 6500Kwh annually

Solar Hot water:- Provides all hot water for about 6 months of the year

Water consumption:- 100 cubic metres

Bio fuels:- Wood burner as backup

Co2 footprint:- Estimated 1 Ton

Booking is essential, and there will two sessions each day of up to 20 people. Please contact Jon Cooke on 01694 720353 or email jon.cooke@strettonclimatecare.org.uk