Standard Victorian mansard

L-shape dormer at end-terrace

Hip to gable - left hand

Hip to gable - an alternative

End of terrace & semi detached

Overview

Some end-of-terrace conversions are the same as if a house were mid-terrace, but we think this is a bit of a shame because it provides a great deal of scope for new ideas.

If the stairs are on the same side as the outside wall you might go for a big feature window to light up the landing, or if the bathroom's on that side an airy window to open could be just what you need.

What is important, though, is that you get the best advice on the best way to use this situation to your advantage by asking someone who has had experience of completing dozens of them.

End of terrace and
semi detached

36-38 Old Devonshire Road, London, SW12 9RB

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36-38 Old Devonshire Road, London, SW12 9RB

Loft Conversions Home | Introduction | Costs of a loft extension | Examples of Dormers, Mansards, Hip to Gable | Testimonials | Planning Permission and other practicalities
Contact South London Lofts | Victorian & Edwardian Terraced Houses | End of Terrace & Semi Deatched Houses | 1920s & 1930s Houses | Flats, Maisonettes, Conservation Areas | Velux conversions
Website by Green Orange Ltd