Old soul’s new lease of life
A derelict worker’s cottage sees a bright, new day.
Well connected
A glass balustrade connects the new addition with the cottage attic, allowing the new owners to take in the beauty of the
Vision to Showpiece
Covered in grit and grime, how could the workmen who took up residence in this quaint cottage in the 1800s ever have imagined its potential and worth?
Invisible Difference
History repeats itself in this fabulous 1920s-built Federation brick home, with a new extension and addition producing a superb marriage between new and old.
A gem of a vision
To given an Edwardian cottage a makeover befitting its history while adding on an extension that is contemporary
Sunny Disposition
Publication: Daily Telegraph Date: 24 October 2009 Summary: Access and parking are not the sexiest reasons to buy a house. But, as real estate agent Ian Blackwell knows, they can be hard to come by, especially in Annandale.