ballpark kitchen price

skyblues87

Done a lot of googling and looking at threads on here but not really getting anywhere. Looking for an approximate price to gut a kitchen so I can decide if I'm anywhere close to being able to afford it!

its not a massive kitchen, 3.7 x 2.8m in an extension. 2 of the walls won't have any units etc so I'm looking at 5 floor level cabinets in an L shape with a space for a cooker. 3 wall mounted units in a double & single with a cooker hood in between.

Freestanding fridge freezer & washing machine will stay but everything else will go so new sink and cooker & hood. The extractor fan at the moment doesn't work and doesn't seem to actually go anywhere.

The walls are currently papered which will need to be replaced and the floor is currently laminate thats far beyond repair that can be replaced with lino. 

Just looking for something fairly modern and basic. Want something that will last so probably looking mid-range for cabinets and appliances. Will need fitting as well as my DIY skills are definitely not up to that sort of job.

Any ideas on a ball park figure as I'm seeing figures from £5K to £50K 😂

skyblues87

This is a very old picture I've found online from 2 or 3 owners ago, it deinatley doesn't look like that now but gives you an idea. 

There's no work surface on the right hand side now so no need to worry about that. 

secla

I would advise going on diy-kitchens website, they have a kitchen planner thats easy to use and will give you a price for the units, you will need to work out whay needs moving electrical/plumbing etc. and if you need plastering/tiling doing etc.
 
At a guess if your paying someone else to do the work I wouldnt think you will get it much under 10k obviously appliances/cooker etc can put a lot extra on top depending on what you go for