Can you change the Windows or add bifolding doors to a Victorian style conservatory

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It’s a fantastic size and a lot of functions are taking place on the plan. We would start by looking at all those functions and question each of them to find out how each individual part needs to work and how it can improve your experience within the house. And importantly what is missing? Example questions, Utility. Would it benefit from direct access to outside for taking washing out to dry? Back door. Do you require a dirty entrance for muddy boots, or a dog for example. Cloaks. Would a cloak room in the entrance hall be a benefit to you? WC. It’s open to the dining area. Would more privacy maybe better? Study. It has a great view of the garden but, is separated from the living area by the Utility. Is it privacy you need or would you prefer to have to door open to engage with people in the living space? Kitchen. Would you like this to be more open to the day room or do you prefer individual rooms? Kitchen. Do you spend a lot of time in the Kitchen, would you like to have more views of the garden from there? The list goes on...... We find that 3D modelling also really helps explore the space and provides a much more informative view of what the finished house will look like. It allows you to see the light coming in, views out, what the space and volume feels like, and how spaces connect with each other. We would be very happy to discuss this in more detail with you. Just let me know. Chris

Thanks Jonathan So for me it will be Essential 1) Strip the whole house down 2) Then rewiring 3) Heating, radiators and combi boiler 4) Replace conservatory roof, with a better, all year round roof 5) Take down the wall between the kitchen and diner, to create an open diner. Insert a RSJ in place of the original wall 6) New kitchen, designed and provided by Wren ( yes I know, loads of negative comments) with 0% finance and a promise of 20 years guarantee from Wren, to repair/replace any damages. From all my google searches, it seems that a kitchen depends more on the fitter than the material used. A great fitter would even make Wren look good! 7) Skirting and internal doors. 8) New flooring all through the property, carpets in lounge and bedrooms 8) Decoration and painting ------------------------------------ Non essential or second round, if I am still standing!! a) Utility room b) Bathroom c) Upgrade conservatory, windows etc Seems like a plan?