Hi Mary, the plans look great and I don’t see so much need to alter the configurations considerably. If you are considering converting one of the bedrooms to a study, as you indicated, the best suited looks to be the top left one, which could as well double up as children fun/toys/painting room before they are older. There is, as Jonathan suggests the possibility of moving the stairs a bit, which would really open up the area, if not too costly at this stage. If you need any further assistance, feel free to drop me a line or visit our site - www.betterspace.co

Just wondering, if we went back to the picture with the original design with a bedroom, bathroom and study area in the loft. Options one is bathroom under the eaves. The architect has suggested running the soil pipe down the outside of the building which I think a) would look ugly and b) would need extensive and expensive groundworks to join to main drains. I wound have thought running under the floorboards to join existing soil pipe behind the loo in the bathroom would make more sense? Option two is moving bathroom to the back by the window, into the study area. I was initially against this as it seemed to make more sense to enjoy the view with a bedroom/ study but I’m now wondering if this is actually the most sensible? If so I’m wondering about the layout for the dressing area/ reading nook/study area and if anyone has any good ideas? Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi there, There are a number of factors to take into account when thinking about a new floor layout with loft coversion. At Resi, we have worked on over 6000 extension and renovation projects across the UK, so we might have completed a similar project to yours and can show you some examples and give you some inspiration and guidance. You can book in a free advice call with one of our architectural consultants. We also have lots of articles about loft conversions and renovations on our website but here are a few to get started; - Complete guide to loft conversions - Things to know before doing a hip to gable loft conversion Do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions or would like to talk through your options with the team, we are more than happy to help. Best, Bríd

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