Wife wants a study...
mally
5 years ago
We've bought a house with the attached floor plan design. My wife has decided she wants a study on the ground floor.
Originally our plan was to put a ground floor extension on the full rear width of the property to open out into the garden. Another option would be turning the conservatory into a sun room some a mix between a conservatory / extension.
from looking at the plans, where / how could you add a study?
Any help / assistance is appreciated
Originally our plan was to put a ground floor extension on the full rear width of the property to open out into the garden. Another option would be turning the conservatory into a sun room some a mix between a conservatory / extension.
from looking at the plans, where / how could you add a study?
Any help / assistance is appreciated
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