1930 loft conversion

Barnet, North London, hip-to-gable and dormer loft conversions are the most common types lofts , as they offer an ideal balance of space, cost, and practicality for the types of homes typically found in the area. Homeowners looking to maximize their loft space often opt for these loft conversions, as they can transform attic into a fully functional living area without the need for moving.

The roof space of this semi-detached property in Staple Hill, Bristol, provided a good sized master bedroom with en-suite shower and bathroom facility.

When thinking of extending your home up into the loft space, it is important to consider which type of loft conversion is right for your home

Job Type: Master double en suite bedroom Property Type: Terraced 1900-1929 Extra Features: No extra features Reason for loft conversion: Growing Family Client’s feedback: “City Lofts London Team are excellent. Very professional and knowledgeable. Very happy with the result. We have now an extra bedroom with ensuite”. Project Manager’s perspective: “Straightforward projects. Works have been completed in time with no delays”

This article explains one of the most common types: hip-to-gable loft conversion

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Mansard A mansard roof steeply slopes and has the advantage of maximising the loft space. Mansards are usually built on period properties where the entire roof needs replacing, construction costs c…

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Dingle Loft Conversion Loft conversion completed in Dingle, Liverpool. Child’s bedroom with en-suite…