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approx cost of 2 storey extension
longwalks1
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Is there a rough calculation for working out the cost of an extension? am looking to move shortly and will want the option of extending, just trying to work out how much it would cost approximately
thanks in advance
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I work at an Architects practice and we usually estimate £1000 - £1500 per meter square as a ball park figure.0
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I work at an Architects practice and we usually estimate £1000 - £1500 per meter square as a ball park figure.
Then you should know it is a "metre" not "meter" (US spelling).If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
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Hi
If its of any use, I had a 2 storey extension done a couple of years back.
Extension was 4.5m x 5.5m (total ~50m2 for both floors). Bifolds, underfloor heating, engineered wood flooring, some demolition and whole house re-roofed. £70K.
But that excludes the "pretty bits" such as new kitchen, new bathroom and decoration. When you include that, you're £90K before you know it.0
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