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Bother to modernise kitchen and bathroom? Or keep it cheap?
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Not easily. Former owner added a window, room is rectangular shape, bath on right along long end as you walk in the door, window directly opposite at the tap - end of the bath, box shelving in front of it hides the pipe work so shelf the length of the short- end in front of the window would mean you'd need a full shower curtain going all round the bath and it's such a small room it would cramp it up. Without the window it would be doable
I had a situation like that and fitted a bath with a bulge in it and a sliding semi circular screen
Like this.
https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/cruze-shower-bath-enclosure-1700mm-p-shaped-inc-screen-panel
Shower was fitted at the end with plumbing up via the loft.0
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