Hi ! It's a very niche market - so you need to advertise to the sort of people who have the funds to buy such a unique product ! Footballers wives / aristocrats / embassy's / the super rich basically !!! Look where other super rich stuff is advertised ( like bentleys etc ) and join in ! Good luck with it all !! Hope some of the top end designers on Houzz see this and keep you in mind for future projects too !!

I would start with her bedroom, that's the area she wil rest. Keep it neutral and and peaceful. Make the curtains cheerful that will be the first thing she'll see when she wakes up. A four feet bed will be comfortable for her and find out how much it will cost to raise the bed ...at a certain age it is more comfortable to get in and out of. Table lamps which by a touch will light up a big alarm clock... Older people always want to know the time! Two bedside tables. Soft carpet for her feet and a big collage on the wall with photos of her family. I would get rid of the wardrobe is is so huge and if you look on your local ebay and put you postcode in you will be able to get a good bargain. Look for a comfy chair too with a floorlight for reading. If space a nice little table (local ebay) will make it complete. Your mum prefers her wall painted but again a roll of cheerful wallpaper for one wall in her bedroom will make it special for her. Try to get rid of all the clutter like those two shopping trolleys perhaps in a cupboard in the hall? I have done a lot of houses up on a shoestring and it is a challenge but can be so satisfying. One thing I have learnt ....ALWAYS finish one room completely before going on to the next room. It helps when you feel a bit down about the project and one look in the finished room gives one a big boost to continue!!! Good Luck.

From what you have described, the only possible route without knocking down walls or breaking up the granite work top has to be upwards and then out. Therefore, remove wall units and extractor. Edge oven foreword to disconnect supply (gas/electric). Then lift to clear the worktop and manoeuvre over the worktop until you are clear. I would suggest covering the granite with something to protect it during the move and also inviting a few friends around to help.

It’s one thing to fell trees that are diseased or encroaching paths or buildings, but to do that for no reason is sacrilege. What a sad day. As there are no buildings nearby (yet!) you could plant a couple of trees at the bottom. My favourites are birch (Betula), Mountain Ash (Sorbus), twisted willow (Salix). The birch is host to hundreds of insects which the birds feed on and they love to nest in them. Creates a lovely dappled shade. However, if the buildings are going to be built near your fence line then trees are not a good idea as the roots can cause damage. Shrubs such as evergreen Viburnums tinus or, as Carolina suggested, Photinia may help create a screen. I do hope you find a good remedy.