A HOME PROJECT · HOLCOMBE BROOK, BURY

A new chapter for a 1920s home.

Longsight Road shows the possibilities in an existing property: retain what gives a home its identity, then rethink the spaces, connections and details around it.

1920s propertyRenovation & transformationReal project photography
Completed rear elevation and garden at Longsight Road
Longsight Road · A new chapter

LONGSIGHT ROAD · HOLCOMBE BROOK, BURY

1920s character.
A new chapter.

A HOME transformation of a 1920s property. These real before-and-after photographs show how a considered approach can respect a home’s character while changing the way it presents itself to the street and garden.

The front elevation

The distinctive gable and bay windows remain central to the character of this 1920s home. The finished frontage brings together a lighter exterior, a renewed entrance and a landscaped approach.

Longsight Road before renovation: 1920s frontage with bay windows, patterned gable and overgrown approach
BeforeLongsight Road · original property
Longsight Road after renovation: illuminated white frontage, retained gable character, bay windows and landscaped approach
AfterLongsight Road · transformed property

The rear elevation & garden

Compare the original rear elevation with the finished home: larger areas of glazing, a coordinated roofline and a broad terrace connect the house with its garden.

Longsight Road before renovation: original rear elevation overlooking the lawn
BeforeLongsight Road · original property
Longsight Road after renovation: white rear elevation with large glazed openings, terrace and lawn
AfterLongsight Road · transformed property

INSIDE LONGSIGHT ROAD

Character in every room.

The finished interiors combine open kitchen and dining space, quieter rooms and carefully considered bathroom details.

Longsight Road kitchen and dining space with a stone-effect island and herringbone floor
Kitchen & dining
Longsight Road snug with dark wall panelling and a bay window
A quieter place to unwind
Longsight Road bathroom with a walk-in shower, bath and illuminated recessed shelf
Bathroom details

Photographs show the same property at different stages and from slightly different viewpoints.

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01

Keep the character

The gable and bay windows give the frontage its identity. The finished exterior pairs these features with a renewed entrance and a considered approach to the house.

02

Connect inside and out

Larger glazed openings and a broad terrace make the garden part of the view from the house. The rear elevation and landscaping work together.

03

Give each room a purpose

A sociable kitchen and dining space sits alongside quieter rooms. Good space planning makes room for different activities.

What could your existing home become?

A feasibility conversation can explore layouts and priorities before you commit to extending. We can then define the planning and technical drawings your project needs.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

See the potential in your home.

Tell us what you want to change. We’ll help define the right drawing package. You can appoint HOME for drawings independently of our building services.

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