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ARCHITECT James Butterworth, Studio J Architects Ltd 0113 2449905 wwwstudiocou


BUILDERS (INCLUDING WINDOWS, STAIRCASE, ROOF TILES) MH Bradd    wwwmhraddcou


DOORS Howdens wwwhowdenscom


LIGHTING Beckett and Beckett Interiors 0113 320 6064 wwwecettsinteriorscom


FLOORING Yorkshire Flooring wwwyorshireooringcou


KITCHEN FITTINGS Wren Kitchens wwwwrenitchenscom


BATHROOM FITTINGS Pheonix Bathrooms 0113 201 2260 wwwphoeniucou


TILES


involved igger digging euipment and more time  at a total etra cost o around , to the orsyths


t made us very nervous ecause i we were incurring huge unoreseen epenses at this stage, what would we uncover urther down the line says arrie e had udgeted around , or the renovation ut we already had an inling that it was going to e a lot more than we argained or


SWITCHING ROOMS ith the oundations in place, the uilders started to strip out the internal spaces, leaving ust two original walls and taing the rest ac to are ric he oors were dug up to allow or waterased underoor heating and new timer and plasteroard walls created according to the new layout t this stage the uilders insulated the walls, oor and ceilings where applicale  including itchen walls which hadnt een stipulated y the uilding inspector ut needed doing to uture proo the property t was a urther unepected epense, ut it made sense to do things properly while the house was in this state, rather than cut corners and live to regret it, says arrie


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y switching the location o ey rooms and moving the garage rom one side o the house to the other, o and arrie were ale to achieve their goal o creating a spacious amily home which owed naturally rom one space to the net he original itchen, which was a long thin room in the middle o the ground oor with ust one eternal window, ecame part o a new spacious entrance hall he original garage and dining room ehind it ecame a lightfilled, open plan living itchen, and a series o small rooms  including a living room  ecame one large recreation area lanning restrictions meant their dream o etending right across the ac had to e curtailed, ut they were still allowed to etend outwards in part and install large glaed areas to lin the house to the garden pstairs involved greater compromise lan ning limited the height o the roo lines so that their original idea o creating more edrooms was noced on the head and they opted, instead, or our ensuite athrooms and etra storage space in the eaves e changed our minds aout things as the uilding wor progressed, says arrie e added storage in the eaves, or eample, and we also decided to install large sliding doors in


Ceramique Internationale Leeds (wholesaler)   


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