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Dunster cottage reaches completion.

— 06 Jul 2016


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The cottage before commencement of works.

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The cottage - completed front elevation

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Gable end before works - with cement render and decayed timber frame.

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Completed gable end.

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Rear elevation before works commenced - with unsympathetic extensions, subsequently removed.

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Replacement, modern extension which sits in same footprint as previous extension and is set below boundary walls.

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Kitchen skylight with view of church tower.

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New cast iron column radiator and overhauled leaded lights.

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Almost completed modern kitchen/dining extension.

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Traditional timber scarf repairs and roof verge upgrade.

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Traditional scarf repairs to timber panel.

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Work has just completed to a fascinating project in Dunster next to a very busy road and grade I listed churchyard. The grade II listed house has been repaired with all traditional materials but converted to modern living with a low, flat roofed extension which keeps out of sight behind the churchyard walls, with a skylight that floods the new kitchen and dining area with light and gives views of the house and church tower. Work was carried out by local contractors G A Sully.

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