An unattractive concrete canopy on the front elevation of a detached house in Saffron Walden.
The front of the house extended forward to provide extra space in the living room. Covered by an attractive tiled lean-to roof and carried across the whole frontage providing shelter over a new entrance doorway, disguising the flat roof over the garage too.
A 3-bedroomed detached house in Thaxted required a 4th bedroom but did not wish to take up valuable rear garden space.
Bringing the recessed front elevation forward and matching the existing facade created the extra bedroom, whilst adding valuable extra accommodation on the ground floor.
An otherwise spacious 4-bedroomed house in Great Dunmow lacked a good living room.
A simple but effective rear extension solution providing light both from the roof windows set into the vaulted ceiling and relocating the French doors maintaining access to the garden.
A large property in Saffron Walden requiring accommodation for visiting family residing for longer periods.
Creation of a new wing, sympathetically added giving independent extra space including bedroom with en-suite and sitting room with access to rear garden.
A large 4-bedroomed property in Bishops Stortford requiring a playroom of useful size.
The extension was constructed on the side where garden space was least missed and a vaulted ceiling was incorporated to create a feeling of added space and light.
A modest L-shaped house near to Bishops Stortford requiring more space and an extra bedroom.
Albeit quite difficult to achieve, an ‘infill’ extension successfully provided the additional bedroom, plus a useful reconfiguration of the ground floor.
A detached bungalow in Great Chesterford in need of a modern lobby and shower room.
A modest extension encompasses both criteria, maintaining the lines of the existing dwelling. The addition was made to the rear utilizing the existing accessible services, leaving the front untouched to formally welcome visitors.
