This three storey property, a former ex presbytery, required major long-term renovations to bring it into the 21^st century.

The owner wanted the dividing wall between the kitchen and lounge removing but with the ceiling height being over three metres he wanted the upper section left in place. The lower section was removed and  timber reinforcements fitted to consolidate the upper section which has created a larger lower area but leaving the ceiling area ‘divided’.

The wall between the original kitchen and the utility area was opened up to enlarge the doorway, the door removed and the two areas combined to create a large kitchen-diner.The owner required that the original render was removed from the stonework and the joints pointed to create a feature wall.

New lighting positions were created and all new lighting installed on individual dimmer circuits. All original internal wooden doors were refurbished and all ceilings, walls and woodwork repainted.

At the same time the downstairs bathroom and toilet were refurbished, lighting changed and the whole area redecorated.