Wye valley heritage were commissioned to add extra space to this well built and designed contemporary house.

Before and After images.

Wye Valley Heritage were commissioned to add extra space to this well built and

designed contemporary house, the purpose of the extension is to add a utility

area to the house

The extension was constructed partly in to a bank at a depth of 1.2 meters which

required a retaining wall and damp proofing membranes.

Construction was in keeping with the contemporary style of the existing house of

block and render, finished in Anthracite Grey, for all gutters, facias, soffits,

doors, windows and roof tiles with a modern breathable thin coat render system

in the colour winter white.

The floors were finished with a tiled covering over an underfloor heating system

The roof was vaulted to create extra light and space with two skylight windows

added

An out door area was also added to the end of the extension with open sides

constructed with block and render with an oak timber roof covered with a rubber

bond fleece backed EDPM roofing system

As part of the the build we were asked to reconfigure the existing gate area and

drive, which was again constructed in keeping with the house

The walls on each side of the gates had to form a retaining wall along with

pillars and electric gates

The construction of the walls was in concrete blocks reinforced with steel

finished with stone work facing and winter white coloured render, lighting was incorporated within the wall structure and

lanterns fitted to the gate piers

The drive was finished with a modern resin bound system edged with black cobbles

  Completed internal renovation, removal of the internal wall opened up the living space between the dining and sitting room.

Before & After images above, of the front of the property.

Before and After images of the side of the property.