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Hi, thanks for your response. In answer to your question, I am not a tradesman but am quite handy when it comes to DIY. I am happy to do all the finishing work, decorating, boarding out etc if required. I can install the bathroom suite and kitchen units. I have done plumbing previously. The room sizes are as follows: BATHROOM 6' 4" x 6' 3" (1.93m x 1.91m) LOUNGE 13' into bay x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m) DINING ROOM 12' 1" x 11' (3.68m x 3.35m) GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM THREE/3RD RECEPTION 9' 4" x 8' 6" (2.84m x 2.59m) KITCHEN 8' 9" plus 3' 6" recess x 6' 6" (2.67m x 1.98m) BEDROOM ONE (with dormer) 15' 6" x 10' 11" (4.72m x 3.33m) BEDROOM TWO 12' 9" x 9' 4" (3.89m x 2.84m)
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Thats a big enough challenge, If you need any assistance with lighting you can always give us a email and i will work with you to assist you with the best prices :) Hope all goes well! Tony
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Hi Rachael, This may or may not be something you considered. In our area, we've had a number of bungalows put dormers in to become chalet bungalows and we've even had a few of the detached bungalows add on another floor and become a 2 & even 3 story home. Renovations - like £50K-£100K average for a loft conversion are easier on costings depending on footage, spec & if there will bathrooms. However I've never worked on a complete story addition, so would only be a guess of £75K +++, if very frugal - (may be able to get it that low with simple layout - but would think with your footprint size, would be more than £75k - would just have to get some quotes). You will have to check the head height of your loft space for a loft conversion and seek planning permission for either of the above. Either option would give you a massive extension to the property and allow you do more with your downstairs. If you are looking for a low-cost (relatively - as still updating bathrooms & getting new kitchen) practical option - knock through the current Dining Room & Reception Room to make one open-plan space housing kit - diner - lounge (lounge at front of reception, dining at back of reception, & kit in dining room). Add larger glass wall & doors, sliding doors or concertina to back of current Reception Room to open into garden. Convert current Kitchen into TV snug / 2nd reception Use one of the bedrooms as an office if you are able Add an ensuite shower to the last back bedroom (just enough room for this) Do any aesthetic updates & decorating to house & current bathrooms. OR If you don't want to keep the garage: Knock the Garage, Kit & Reception Room into one large open plan, triple aspect space or just Garage & Reception Room (keeping kit as a snug) ... have large kit - dining - lounge area with great views all around and glass access into the garden Use the Dining area as office or 2nd reception / snug Use one of bedrooms as office if you need to and are able Add ensuite shower to the last back bedroom Update bathrooms, decorating & aesthetics of home Good luck & best wishes!
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