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Sleekburn, NE22
Under £30,000
convert loft of a three bedroom terraced house with an existing exstension. only the 'old' loft to be converted to provide x2 bedrooms with access from one staircase, both bedrooms to have x1 velux flat window and x1 dormer window each. Each bedroom to have its own radiator and be capable of having a standard double bed in each. there is no water tank in loft and preliminary questioning regarding fitting dormer windows has been approved. there is a chimney stack down the centre of the 'old' loft and into the house but this is in the process of being removed in its entirety prior to commencement of a conversion.
Timing: ASAP
Bothal South, NE63
Over £30,000
to convert loft into two bedrooms
Hirst, NE63
Under £30,000
need qoute for loft on my 3 bed detached house
Morpeth North Central, NE61
Under £500
we already have a ladder and an electric light in our loft but we do not have any boards on the floor as it has recently been insulated
Eshott, NE65
I'm not sure
-old staircase needs to be removed
-replaced by spiral staircase
College, NE63
Under £8,000
make staircase through cupboard, loft to be made into a livable bedroom with two velux windows.
Morpeth Stobhill, NE61
N/A
Velux conversion of loft into office space (or bedroom depending on price).
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