So, I have a Victorian semi and the kitchen has already been extended once by the previous owners outwards to where the bathroom would have been.
We now need a bit more space and don't really want to move so I'm looking at perhaps doing an extension into the side return and then out a couple of metres further into the garden to make a lovely big kitchen/family room with doors straight out into the garden.
Layout of the house is hallway, sitting room at the front. Hall straight into the dining room and then walk through to the kitchen.
What happens to the dining room when you do these projects? Wouldn't it be hideously dark if where the window was was now the back wall for the kitchen extension?
What is the average cost per m2 for extensions (I'm in east anglia if that helps)?
I have a drain where the side return is -Will this need to be re-routed?
Thank you!
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Lots of questions about kitchen extensions in Victorian houses
blabalalalablabla · 26/04/2012 15:13
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