Eco-refurbishment leading to a reduction of 72% of CO2 emissions. After
Eco-refurbishment leading to a reduction of 72% of CO2 emissions.
The front appearance remained unchanged (conservation area, Article 4).
Solar panels on new south facing roof in the rear of the building - unobstrusive appearance.
Six new windows in the south wall for passive solar heating.
Internally the modern appearance was carefully mixed with original features (e.g. Victorian cornices).
No need for radiators.
Original wooden floors where possible.
A+ rated appliances; low energy induction hob.
Efficient use of space - cloakroom under the stairs on ground floor.
En suite shower included in bedroom 1. Water saving shower head (raindance).
The new bathroom in the extension on top of the former flat roof. Wall radiant and under-floor heating (supplier: Roth).
The 550l cylinder and the heating technology are hidden in a closet behind the mirror in the bathroom. It has become a habit for us to check the temperature of the panels, hot water and water for heating - interesting stuff!
Loft conversion added a new room and up-to-date-insulation as necessary according to building regulations for loft conversion.