Scott, It should be possible to do it for £150,000, but probably only if you employ and organise the sub-contractors directly, which will take a lot of time, as does making sure you get the best price for materials. Something like £175,000 would be more likely, perhaps more. Best thing is to concentrate on those things that would be difficult to upgrade later, such as insulation, wiring, windows, under-floor heating. Have a chat with your neighbours to see if either of them want to have their own loft or side return extended while you are doing yours. We did our loft together with one neighbour, and our side return with the other. It reduced the time subject to noise, dust and dirt that two separate builds would, meant fewer delays, as trades were more likely to be on hand to get things done, and a small cost saving.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Terrace renovation	23/09/15 13:20:00	Scott Doyle
Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 13:27:00	Andy Pease
Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 13:39:00	Scott Doyle
Re:Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 14:50:00	Cllr Sam Hearn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 14:58:00	Andy Pease
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 15:25:00	Cllr Sam Hearn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 15:54:00	Gregory Turner
Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 15:49:00	Andy Pease
Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 16:09:00	Gregory Turner
Re:Re:Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 18:03:00	Gordon McDonald
Re:Terrace renovation	23/09/15 22:52:00	Linda Leaney
Re:Re:Terrace renovation	24/09/15 18:07:00	Stuart Kerr
Re:Terrace renovation	25/09/15 16:56:00	David Fox

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