Works to this single-family dwelling  comprised a single-storey side infill extension adjacent to the existing rear closet wing, alongside a loft conversion incorporating a rear L-shaped dormer extension. These interventions were designed to enhance the internal configuration of the property and significantly improve the quality and usability of the existing accommodation.

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The side infill extension enabled the creation of a generous open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space at the rear of the ground floor, while allowing the original layout of the main house to be retained and reinterpreted. The two existing front reception rooms continue to function as more formal, flexible living or dining spaces, maintaining a clear distinction between traditional and contemporary areas of the home.

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The extension has been carefully designed with a pitched, lean-to roof form to minimise its visual impact on the neighbouring property and ensure it sits comfortably within the existing built context. A combination of rooflights and enlarged glazed openings to the rear elevation introduce substantial natural light, allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the ground floor and enhancing the sense of openness throughout the new living space.

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At upper level, the loft conversion with an L-shaped dormer has transformed the property from a three-bedroom dwelling into a five-bedroom family home. This reconfiguration also facilitated the introduction of two additional shower rooms, significantly improving the functionality of the upper floors and supporting modern family living requirements.

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In addition to the extensions, the property underwent a comprehensive internal refurbishment. This included a full upgrade of finishes and services throughout, as well as improvements to circulation and spatial flow across all levels, resulting in a cohesive and modernised family home.