The Times Bricks and Mortar 27 September 2018: How to add space to a flat

With extensions, houses may be more straight forward in terms of options available, however, sometimes space can be added to flats too. We spoke to The Times Property about this topic.

How to add space to a flat

From a soaring cathedral-like loft conversion to a sunny kitchen extension, adding space to an apartment is becoming popular with those who can’t face the hassle and expense of moving to a bigger home. And it could prove a wise investment. “Extending an apartment adds value,” says Robin Chatwin, th

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