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How deep is the bath?

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How deep is the bath?

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Firstly I'll apologise for the rough sketching below. Swop the kitchen with the big bedroom, then your new living room opens on to the private garden. Convert the kitchen &living room into 2 ensuite bedrooms. 3 bed, 2 of them a decent size. 3 bath. The kitchen is moving near the plumbing for the bathroom. The new ensuites have water pipes already from the removed kitchen. This should keep plumbing costs down. . There will need to be re wiring costs for kitchen cooker and maybe extra electric sockets. Then new kitchen and ensuites fittings. Probably will need tanks or electric showers for the ensuites. This plan avoids knocking walls, plastering etc. And should be quicker than knocking everything down. Gives decent size bedrooms/ retreats. A family friendly open plan kitchen/dining/ sitting room opens on to the garden & that will be very social, good for barbecues etc. Just my thoughts. Best of luck for your project. Purple = new kitchen units. . Green = dining table. Deep Yellow= sofas/couches. Red = beds. Daffodil yellow = wardrobes. Blue = new ensuites
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