This one was a few years back now and was approx £150K but they did add 50% more floor space to the house to get a great kitchen/dayroom/dining area and a master bedroom suite with dressing rooms and ensuite upstairs as well as other changes to the house. The roof was completey re-done.

Alot comes down to your finishes as you can spend as much or as little as you want on the internals like doors, switches and skirting, floor finsihes etc... and then if you want new kitchen or bathroom suites...

If you need a better idea it might be best to contact us so we can see the size of the house and get an idea of what you are proposing to do.

There are a couple of primary techniques that can be used when producing initial cost advice for a project but, in practice, the choice is based on the level of information available at the time. The most accurate method would be to produce a full schedule of work, detailing all the activities required to complete the project. However if you are after initial advice my at this stage would be to prepare a cost estimate is based on a m² rate.

The rate set would be based on the experience of the person producing the advice who would hopefully have experience of prices in Hale. The price p,2 can be enhanced with any key project abnormal such as demolition etc. to give a tried and tested indication of the order of costs.

Hope this helps.