This SE13 family home had two Build Team projects: a 30 sqm ground floor wraparound extension (12 weeks, £60,000 plus VAT) and a 30 sqm dormer loft conversion (10 weeks, £45,000 plus VAT), adding a double bedroom with ensuite. Together they turned a standard South...
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Cricklade Avenue is a 43 sqm ground floor rear extension in Streatham Hill, SW2, within the Leigham Court Conservation Area. It took 14 weeks to build and cost £91,000 plus VAT. The brief was a rear extension with a new bathroom, utility room, kitchen and...
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There are four main loft conversion types: rooflight (Velux), dormer, hip-to-gable and mansard. Rooflight is the cheapest and needs no roof alteration. Dormer is the most common in London and usually falls under permitted development. Hip-to-gable suits semi-detached and detached houses with a hipped roof....
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Nightingale Mansions is a 66 sqm rear extension to a ground floor flat in a period mansion block in SW12, close to Clapham Common. It took 16 weeks to build and cost £85,000 plus VAT. Bought as an investment property, the flat now has an...
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Lidfield Road is a 35 sqm rear and side infill extension on a Victorian terrace in Stoke Newington, N16. It took 22 weeks to build and cost £59,000 plus VAT. The brief was to turn an unused side return and a tired conservatory into one...
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Heber Road is a 45 sqm side return and rear extension on a Victorian townhouse in East Dulwich, SE22. It took 16 weeks to build and cost £61,600 plus VAT. The brief was to turn a dated, closed-off kitchen into one bright open-plan kitchen, dining...
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