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Lostwithiel, PL22
Under £4,000
Knock through from kitchen to adjoining outhouse. Knock out internal wall between kitchen and dining room. Block up existing doorways and create two new ones. Insulate outhouse roof and replaster.
Lostwithiel, PL22
Over £30,000
Plans and Building regs finished. Ready for quotations for comparison. 300sq mt.
Lostwithiel, PL22
Under £30,000
To extend existing cottage with wood frame first floor. To replace pitch roof on existing flat roof. To fit heating system. To tile floors. To wire. To fit bathroom and kitchen. To insulate roof.
Lostwithiel, PL22
Over £30,000
Planning permission granted for large extension. Including a double garage with balcony over, replacement roof to accomodate 3 bed / 2 bath rooms. Plus ground and first floor extension. Total increase in size 2,844 sqft. Remodel to existing bay windows to patio. New entrance / feature staircase. New feature kitchen.
This is a significant project to remodel a family home - would like initial expressions of interest for those with potential availability to start after Sept 08 - Will follow up with interested parties to enable quote preparation.
Please see planning application Restormel 06/01946 for full scope of project.
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