Renovations and extension advice
Hi All,
We are thinking of changing the layout of the house with a possible rear extension as well.
Initial thoughts are to move the bedrooms (4 in total) to the front of the house and have the kitchen, entertaining area opening up to the backyard to make the most of the north aspect.
The main bathroom is very modern and wouldn’t want to touch that if possible.
I know there are a lot of creative minds on this forum and would love some design suggestions or advice.
Thanks in advance.
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bigreader
4 years agoSal S
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Comments (4)Anything can be done , and while you say about doing it in stages , I see some warning signs . Due to the age of the house , the bricks , the fact it is double brick , and then add in things like plumbing and electricity , and I think you'd have to have a pretty strong reason , and a pretty strong budget , to do this . A knock down / rebuild if it is the only land in the area would be a possibility -- then you would get what you actually want with not many compromises , and all new facilities and services ; moving may get you something that suits better and that you are even happier with . If its a highly sought after area with already larger places and larger sale prices , you might get your money back , but your wish list sounds like it could easily be in the $200-500k region , on top of the current worth , so is it worthwhile ?...See MoreSal S
4 years agoThank you for the advice so far. Correction, the house is double brick and not on stumps. I have attached a photo of the rear and will take one of the curved front entrance when I get home.
bigreader
4 years ago
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