The architects original 3D render.

Back of the property before works

The works included digging out the foundations, drainage, cutting the timber frame sections according to the architects drawings, installing the timber frames and connecting the new extensions to the rest of the existing property. We also carried out all the internal works which can be seen here:

Onsite construction of the timber frames which were then winched into place.

View from the side showing how beautifully the new bardage fits together with the old farmhouse building

The twin extensions in place with new roofs installed

Aluminium double glazed sliding doors fitted to the bedroom balcony openings and the ground floor kitchen area to let in light and open up the back of the property to the stunning garden views.

Maison Bretagne worked alongside other sub-contractors on this project such as Harrison Electricité who undertook all plumbing and electrical installations including the fitting of a brand new heating system and full rewire, and Doré Habitat who supplied and installed the aluminium double glazed sliding door units.

View of the garden from the ground floor of the new extension kitchen side.