3 or 4 bedrooms - minimum expectations?
Tani H-S
6 years ago
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6 years agoThis is our current layout below (image) so where the kitchen is we are extending across the whole width at the back and the dining room will be the lounge - knocking out that slim bathroom next to it. The little bedroom next to the bathroom will be the new bathroom then. Utility out past the kitchen.
Tani H-S
6 years agoTani H-S
6 years agoCan't really see the full proposed layout from this image well but it would look something like this after- downstairs
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