I like the design of your loft which are unique and wider architecture.

On the same topic, I just found a blog that makes relation with the Important Things to Consider Before You Get a Loft Conversion.

https://architecturaldesignandplan.co.uk/blog/things-to-consider-before-loft-conversion/

Nothing to do with the promotion, but this is something that will help to grow the knowledge and information exchange.

Hi Bernard, I’m afraid I don’t actually offer a loft conversion service. I am a writer and the article you have seen simply offers people inspiration for their own loft conversion projects. My blog is kind of like an online magazine. So unfortunately you will need to contact a local contractor.

I am interested in getting an L shaped dorma for my victorian terraced house in Irchester near Wellingborough in Northamptonshire.

Do you cover this area and can you email me to arrange a free viewing.

I do not have a drawing so would be interested in you potentially providing or organising the full service. However, I have seen some pictures and some similar plans that I could share to give an idea.

Ideally I would like the project done within the next six months.

Thanks
Bernard

Good luck Mary. I need to look into this too as it never occurred to me that the council may say no. I really hope not!

Hi Marlene, yes because if you invest too much and put the price of your flat up accordingly, it could end up costing the same as a three bedroom house and then nobody would pay the same money when they could get a house with an extra bedroom. Makes sense really and definitely something to consider.

Maria, I was planning to put it off until about five years time but having seen all these dreamy pictures I now want to get it done in the next two years! Time to get saving!

I’d much rather live in a smaller home and go on more holidays!

Totally with you on mortgages I like that ours is low so we can have a life outside of bills