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I’ve always had £65k in my head as a figure for a lofty
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If you get a decent loft specialist in they could potentially save on the architects fees. Id have a guess about 60ish for some half decent.
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When I did it about 8 years ago it was 40k for a loft conversion and an extra 10k for a hip to gable, of which we had two. Very similar prices from 3 different loft firms. That was for the building work, windows, electrics, plumbing etc but didn't include decorating or bathroom suite.
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Mine cost £50k a couple of years ago, although I think about £5k of that was for extra work to the roof. That included party wall and building control stuff and all installation and tiling (but not bathroom suite or tiles).
We used the loft firm's architect, he was a bit shit coming up with stuff so we ended up just finding similar ones that we liked in the area, sending him the links and asking for something like that.
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What sort of budget in the London is reasonable?
My neighbour had one for 45k and its shit.
The Architects I used did one for 90k but said it would be possible to get similar for less.
Whats something nice but not daft budget? Anyone know how much Dedraft ask?