A unique feature of the house is the modern
rear extension consisting of a 2m wide by
2.7m high single panel pivot door framed
in external hardwood, plus a frameless
glass wall and roof next to it through which
the external garden brick wall is extended
into the inside of the house. This created
a seamless visual transition from inside to
outside, as well as maximised the flood of
natural light in the main Reception Room.
Another main alteration is the
unconventional positioning of the kitchen at
the front of the house on the ground floor.
This not only makes practical and functional
sense, but also frees the rear part of the
ground floor allowing the main Reception
Room to be there; benefitting from the full
newly extended width and depth of the
house and giving the Reception Room direct
access and views of the rear garden. This
room swap made a very crucial difference to
the functionality of the ground floor where
the family spends majority of their time.
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