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Lean-to side extension on a narrow 1960’s SPAN type terraced house.
The small ‘single storey’ side extension is almost invisible but made enough extra space for a nice kitchen, new WC, new study and to expand the bathroom upstairs into the new roof.
Changes in level and a crumbling retaining wall meant a tricky build and piled foundations. Neigh-bours tried their hardest to stop us getting planning consent, a licence or access. But with an equally determined client we persevered. The finished house shows why it was worth it.
The side path, originally thought ‘unbuildable’, now has a thin set back side extension in matching brick which by housing a new galley kitchen frees up the original ground floor space making room for a study and cloakroom. The steep roof at the side, inspired by the adjacent estate, adds just enough to the once cramped first floor bathroom to fit both a bath and separate shower.
A split level living / dining room linked to the garden and with a modern kitchen to the side, plus a new study and stunningly decorated ground floor WC – the only one on the estate.
Private
2023
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