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Bungalow - Adding an en-suite

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  • 17-11-2015 2:48pm
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    discombobulate
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    Thinking of buying a bungalow that doesn't currently have an ensuite. There is however a converted garage behind the main bedroom with an office and storage room that could be knocked through to potentially create a walk in wardrobe / en-suite area. My thoughts would be to put a wall up where I now have red lines to create a walkthrough to the current office room.

    Anyone got any kind of ballpark figure for what i'm thinking?

    Alternatively maybe just go through bedroom 2. This bedroom however isn't a great width currently

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    sydthebeat
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    you dont really need to put up new walls, all you need is a new door ope from bed 1 into store

    the store then becomes the wardrobe and the study becomes the en-suite, accessed through the walk-in wardrobe.


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    discombobulate
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    sydthebeat wrote: »
    you dont really need to put up new walls, all you need is a new door ope from bed 1 into store

    the store then becomes the wardrobe and the study becomes the en-suite, accessed through the walk-in wardrobe.
    Main priority would be the ensuite. I'm not sure i'd want to take away the storage room either as there'd be the additional cost of redoing that in addition to buying a decent shed.

    For info if anyone has other ideas there is a stairs in the storage room leading to another office type room, which then leads onto a 16m long attic.


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