Renovations@ Rose Cottage
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- There existed a large patio at the back of the house, which had to be demolished...
- ...Concrete roof tiles taken down and the concrete slab was smashed and removed.
- The new concrete slab was laid, incorporating what would become the study, family room and master bedroom.
- Framework for the master bedroom.
- Existing roof frame of old...
- ...patio to be removed.
- With the patio completely removed this view shows how the back of the house looked - from the left, the back door leading into the laundry, the two kitchen windows and the French doors to the lounge.
- Continuation view from French doors to door to sleepout, which is being converted into the en-suite bathroom for the master bedroom
- Roof framework up, in family room. Looking towards en suite and master bedroom. I think I look very studious here!!!
- Zincalume roof over extension.
- Master bedroom from inside...
- ...looking out over the garden
- outside the master bedroom.
- outside the master bedroom.
- outside the master bedroom.
- The 8mtr. gluelaminated beam supporting roof framework, family room, Entire section will be full windows with french doors either side.
- Family room enclosed.
- Outside the family room (section jutting out)...
- ...The grapevine overhangs the courtyard outside the new backdoor, now leading to what will be the study
- Windows in
- French doors in.
- Family room, putting up the ceiling
- Family room, putting up the ceiling
- Family room, putting up the ceiling
- 1995 before the 'Urban Stone' is laid, looking from the pool towards the house
- After the 'Urban Stone' is laid, looking from the house towards the pool
- 1996 Goldfish pond and 'Urban Stone' laid
- View from the pool, looking towards the house. (1996)
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