Projects

Terraced houses can be tricky projects. Not least because the space you have to work with tends to be considerably less, but because with two properties adjoined, you need to be extremely careful about how you approach design. Most importantly, with a full loft conversion work will need to be carried out under the Party Wall Act.

Miss Leesa and Mr Marc had bought a maisonette property in Highbury, N1 London. Keen to fully refurbish and make the most of their space, they contacted Central London Lofts, having wanted to find a company that would enable them to have the stunning finish that they wanted to achieve. Initial discussions with the couple indicated that a high level of quality refurbishment was required.

Our client contacted us, having invested in an empty property in Fulham W6. Initially purchasing the property at a cost of £750,000 they wanted to find a developer who would be able to complete extensive works throughout the property with a view to reselling once completed and gaining revenue from the sale. They were keen for the works to be completed as quickly as possible but at the same time ensuring that the works would be finished to a very high quality.

Our clients, a busy working couple in London SW20, were keen to convert their three-bedroom property. Currently using one of their bedrooms as an office they were keen to have a luxury bedroom suite that would give them the haven of relaxation that they needed. They were also keen to find an expert builder who would keep the aesthetic look of their home in line with local properties yet provide a first-class build and finish. As the couple ran their own business from home it was vital that the works would cause as little inconvenience to their working day as possible.

Our clients were considering the decision whether to move from their much loved home. Expecting their second child, they were finding that their compact three-bedroom mid-terraced property in South London did not provide them with the space that they needed. Rather than facing the extreme costs of moving they chose this style of loft conversion which would cost them £40,000 and enable them to gain two bedrooms and a bathroom. They chose to contact Central London Lofts, having been recommended by a friend.

Our client’s small two bedroom end terrace property had become a constant source of discussion.

For a growing family living in a small two bedroom Victorian semi, the decision of whether to move or stay was becoming increasingly difficult.