Loft Conversion

cannonja

last month

Have a Rectangular Loft space of say 4.8m depth x 15m long (Bungalow)

Height at Purlin/stud wall is 1.5m and Full Ceiling Height of 2.5m is available for 2.45m

Closed stairs are in the centre

Any Design ideas or am I just stuck to a bedrooms either side of the stairs

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