When the property was purchased by its new owners, it was in a very outdated condition. The house did not have any work done for two generations and we had to cope with crumbling plaster and uneven internal walls.

We added a side extension for an enlarged kitchen dining room, with Crittal doors to the back, a water-based underfloor heating and a sound system. Two front rooms have been joined up and a new timber flooring installed on the whole ground floor.

The first floor features now two single, good sized bedrooms, family bathroom and a large master bedroom.

All windows were replaced to double glazed sash windows, which helped to restore the character of this building. The pre-existing pebble dash front facade was taken back to the brick, restored and painted.

The full-width rear dormer extension houses a new guest suite with a shower room and storage under the eaves.

Several original features have been preserved, including a missing piece in the front reception room cornice which according to the previous owners fell down during a Blitz attack during WW2.

The project has been:

Longlisted for Don’t Move, Improve 2017 Awards.
 

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Shortlisted as one of the best children room’s interiors in 2017 by Kids Interiors

Project done in cooperation with Canham & Hart.