1950’s Renovation in Long Sutton, Somerset

Transforming a Traditional Property into a Modern Family Home

This project involved the full renovation and extension of a 1950s two-bedroom house, transforming it into a spacious and modern three-bedroom family home.

By rethinking both the layout and functionality of the property, we created a home that blends contemporary design, practical living spaces, and high-quality craftsmanship.

The Vision

The original property was limited by:

  • A dated layout that didn’t suit modern living
  • Restricted space for growing family needs
  • Lack of functional utility areas, such as storage and laundry
  • Minimal connection between living, dining, and kitchen spaces

The goal was to create a home that felt open, practical, and future-ready, while maximising the footprint through thoughtful extensions.

Our Approach

We delivered a full renovation and extension, enhancing both the structure and internal layout.

1. Extending the Living Space

By extending both the front and rear of the property, we were able to:

  • Add a welcoming front porch
  • Introduce a downstairs toilet
  • Create a spacious, open-plan kitchen-diner
  • Add an additional bedroom

2. Reimagining the Ground Floor

To improve day-to-day functionality, we introduced:

  • A country-style boot room
  • A dedicated laundry room
  • A practical kitchen pantry

These additions significantly improved storage, organisation, and usability.

3. High-Quality Interior Finishes

The home was finished to a high standard, including:

  • A modern kitchen-diner layout ideal for entertaining
  • Handcrafted staircase and bespoke joinery throughout
  • Carefully selected materials to create a warm, contemporary feel

4. Comfort & Efficiency

To ensure long-term comfort and energy performance, we installed:

  • An EV charging point, supporting sustainable living
  • Underfloor heating for consistent, efficient warmth
  • A bespoke garden room to extend usable living space

The Result

The transformation delivered a home that is:

  • Larger, brighter, and more functional
  • Designed for modern family life
  • Finished with high-quality, bespoke details
  • Equipped with future-ready features

The open-plan kitchen-diner now acts as the heart of the home, while additional utility spaces make everyday living more practical and organised.