The property dates back to the 1700’s but whilst the owners wished to keep it’s original features, they wanted to put their own modern ‘stamp’ upon it. The original bathroom and utility were on the ground floor but were all very small – two walls were removed to create a large ‘blank canvas’ then a dividing wall was built at the far end to create a larger bathroom space. New floor tiling was laid throughout the whole of the ground floor including the lounge and downstairs bedroom as well as the kitchen area.Contrasting white floor and wall tiling together with two rows of pebble ‘border tiles’ were laid and a large walk-in shower with glass screen and pebble base created. The ‘ceiling’/attic floor above the kitchen and bathroom was removed and the joists left in place – the owners wished to use these as a feature and they undertook the final stripping and decoration, unfortunately no pictures are available of the finished items. The exposed roof timbers above these areas were insulated and plaster boarded and banks of recessed spotlights installed. A glazed frame was created above the dividing kitchen/bathroom wall to consolidate the bathroom area. A full kitchen was installed together with associated wall tiling.Other work undertaken on this property was all new internal doors, new log burner, complete internal and external decoration and five Velux windows installed. Refurbishment of the electrical and plumbing installation was also completed.