Layout help, utilty and new entrance
Helen Jefferies
8 months ago
I have several issues with proposed layout. downstairs looking for help for new entrance (don't like the porch) and a much bigger utility. theoretically if we kill off the porch I may get another meter on the g/f length.
Upstairs was thinking extension should have bath/walk in wardrobe down LHS (ie likely above utility)
but struggling with principal bed e/s and dressing room as need additional bathroom (more likely shower) for occasional guests
Any comments/ideas welcome.
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