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3 years ago

What cost to complete this one bed annex in the photo - Thank you

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Prime Oak
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Dear Nikki,

Thank you for your valued enquiry.

As every project we undertake is bespoke it can be difficult for us to advise on prices without creating a bespoke design for your proposed project.

This particular project can be viewed by appointment at our show site in South Staffordshire. The featured Annexe is around £75k + VAT & build works however an Annexe of the same size with a slightly different specification could be nearer to £60k + VAT & build works.

If you would like to arrange a free design consultation with one of our designers please direct message us and we can get that arranged for you.

Kind regards,

Abbie
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