This semi-detached home on a corner plot was transformed with a wrap-around extension at both ground and first floor. The staircase was relocated into the new extension, allowing internal walls to be removed on the ground floor and creating a more efficient layout upstairs. The loft was also converted, with rear dormers added to provide an extra bedroom and bathroom.

On the ground floor, the open-plan design now combines the lounge, dining, and kitchen into one spacious area at the rear. A lean-to roof with rooflights, along with bi-fold doors opening onto the garden, brings in plenty of natural light. The front room retains its feature bay window, giving the entire ground-floor living space a bright, dual-aspect feel.

Upstairs, the extension has created room for an additional bedroom, a family bathroom, and an en-suite for the master bedroom.

With clever use of space, this property has been completely transformed from a modest two-bedroom starter home into a generous four-bedroom family home.