End Of Terrace
Terraced houses, especially in London have the benefit of increasing their floor space as the property more than likely has unused garden space in which to house a rear extension. Depending on the site parameters these rear extensions can be either single or double storey, this is very common in the capital and planning permission across many of the boroughs is easily obtained. Though this extension eats into the outdoor space with Bi-folding doors covering the width of the structure the natural light and open door consistently connects you to the outdoors, more than before.
These additions give you the advantage of added space, normally forming part of a kitchen and living space, depending on your design choices. A multi-storey extension provides even greater capacity for adding additional bedrooms and bathrooms to the existing property providing double the space for the space footprint.
Terraced Wrap around extensions can sometimes increase the footprint of the home by as much as 40%. The works involved are often straight-forward depending on the final design and have a dramatic impact to the existing property with a range of possibilities for the final use. The wrap structure is also a great way to rededicated the dead space that can be created from Victorian L-shaped houses. It’s also one of the best ways to extend the home in the most economically way. Its popular with this type of property as the increased space of a wrap compared to a simple rear or side extension allows more unique design options to suit your ideal lifestyle.
