ideas to add value please
Yan K
9 years ago
I think I will:
-change the kitchen worth something inexpensive from ikea.
2. lift the carpets and expose the floor boards
3. modernise the kitchen cupboards.
4. floating staircase and bifolding doors from the last reaction room?! to let the lightfrom the front and rear extensions
-change the kitchen worth something inexpensive from ikea.
2. lift the carpets and expose the floor boards
3. modernise the kitchen cupboards.
4. floating staircase and bifolding doors from the last reaction room?! to let the lightfrom the front and rear extensions
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