With the cost of moving home standing at around £2000 for solicitors’ fees alone, it is no surprise to see why many people are turning to extensions of their current home as an alternative option.
The top three ways to add value to your property are by adding a loft conversion, traditional extensions or building a conservatory.
To achieve the best result when undertaking an extension it is imperative to be decisive in choosing a specific style; either something that will blend naturally with your current home or take the opposite approach and create something really bold and distinctive. When making this final decision, think about the effects your choice will make on future buyers, you don’t want to completely deter them.
Below you can fine the main benefits of the three most common extension options:
Loft Conversion
1) This space can be converted into extra bathrooms, bedrooms or living areas meaning it is a very versatile option
2) Loft conversions come in a lot cheaper than other alternatives, starting from between £8000 and £15000 .
3) Most lofts can be converted, just as long as they meet the minimum roof height of 2.4m
4) Disruption for this type of development is minimal and work should be completed within a month
Conservatories
1) Conservatories can be constructed whilst you continue to reside in the property and cause minimal disruption
2) There are options to suit a wide range of budgets
3) Quite frequently it is not necessary to acquire planning permission or building regulations
Traditional Exterior Extensions
1) Certain types of extensions do not require planning permission
2) Architects can create bespoke plans tailored to meet your specific needs
It is vital that if you are not a professional DIY tradesman yourself, that you seek out a qualified and reputable architect to undertake any extension works. Why not contact ARI Design (Architects Leicester) today and see what they can do for you. Visit their website at www.aridesign.co.uk
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