Morning Sometimes when I look back at the old photos and videos of the house I actually wonder why we even bought it! The transformation has been huge it wasn’t just an extension it was a complete renovation in fact there are only a few walls that remain in the same place, we changed so much! The front of the house was the biggest transformation we ditched the smelly damp porch and drafty bay windows for a new front door, which I do love and sash windows. I found the Cheshire bricks in a reclama

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