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How to make a third bedroom from this

3 years ago

Hi all,
Buying this house and ideally want a third bedroom. The “study area” landing is quite big, but we were thinking of doing a Rooflight loft conversion. The loft currently has DG windows but is not converted fully into a usable room.
The space would be for our toddler who will of course grow quickly, so we want a lasting solution. We also have a two month old.
Any ideas?

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donep
3 years ago
Add bedr with a shower and toilet in the loft as you have younger kids and also there will be increase in house value.
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