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25K would prob get you the rooms connected, just, and done badly, but no kitchen and we all know they start at £40k...
I appreciate that this is tongue in cheek but in the interest of being helpful/offering some balance...
I've had a wall knocked out/supported between kitchen and DR, a new kitchen and appliances, a new roof and roof light and some plumbing work done for significantly less than £20k. It's functional but definitely nice enough (Howdens kitchens, stone worktops, lowish spec appliances)
No architect involved.
Definitely not knocking people who spend more (each to their own) but it doesn't have to cost the earth (Disclaimer - this was a hell of a lot of money to me but I'm glad I did it in hindsight)
Quincy-
Did you have an engineer come in for the steel needed for the supporting wall? Considering similar myself.
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Doesn't come across snarky at all good to get everyones experiences.
25k was prob an over estimation, I found everyone underestimated when I was looking so trying to counter balance to a degree (which prob doesn't actually help).
On a serious note I'm pretty sure my Kitchen was sub 10k and half of its custom so defo don't have to be spending crazy money.
spenceey
chrisbmx116
Would agree with this.
Unless you are a fussy prick like me who wants things a very certain way.
25K would prob get you the rooms connected, just, and done badly, but no kitchen and we all know they start at £40k...