Sue Kidd, Architectural Designer in Cranleigh, Surrey and West Sussex specialising in Planning Applications and drawings"

This handsome semi-detached house needed additional space at both ground and first floors which would give a larger kitchen and Garden room and a further Master Bedroom, en-suite and dressing room at first floor.  Bargate stone was used on the ground floor walls and tile hanging to match the existing at first floor.  

This detached house was spacious at ground floor but only had 3 bedrooms at first floor.  The family needed more accommodation at first floor and another bathroom.  The first floor extension added two further bedrooms and en-suite.  The roof is formed with 3 gables with the bedrooms  being open to the underside of the roof slopes.

This chalet bungalow had a small living room and downstairs bedroom.  The single storey rear extension enlarged these rooms and provided an en-suite to the bedroom.  The flat roof is used as a roof terrace, taking advantage of the glorious views over the fields to the north east.

This very pretty cottage (in a conservation area) had an ancient lean-to-kitchen at the rear. The client wanted this to be demolished and a new kitchen built.

CLAPPERS HOUSE,
Loxwood Road,
First floor extension and 2 storey extension

The clients wanted more room at first floor and to have a study at ground floor. The single storey extension was built over and the extended bedrooms were opened up to the roof space. Glazing was taken up into the gables and Juliette balconies provided. The wonderful views to the rear are now fully appreciated.

Alfold tennis club shared facilities with other sporting clubs at Alfold Sports and Social Club and were delighted to receive funding to pay for their own club room extension. Completed in 2012 the room, with its feature oak trusses, looks out over the courts and has been a huge success.

This detached house had a small, dark, badly planned kitchen. The clients wanted a larger kitchen/family room together with a Utility room. The extension is open up to the underside of the roof and with large glazed openings on both sides and roof lights, the room has become the focal point of the house being light and spacious and with views out over the pretty gardens. Building work was completed in 2014.

The Clients have a number of holiday let apartments and wanted to offer the additional facility of a swimming pool. Solar panels heat the pool water.

IVORDERE,
Godalming,
Two storey and single storey extension

The clients needed more space in this semi-detached house which had not been altered since its construction. The ground floor provides a new kitchen, cloakroom and utility room with an additional bedroom upstairs. The foundations were piled.

HORNBEAM HOUSE
Isle of Wight
New House.

The south facing site has magnificent views over the English Channel and the clients were keen to maximise these, yet still have a fairly 'traditional' house. The roof space was to be utilised. A couple of years ago a rear two storey extension was added to give a larger entrance hall, cloakroom and utility room together with a guest bedroom and bathroom at first floor.

33 HORSHAM ROAD
Cranleigh
Two storey rear extension.

33 Horsham Road was badly fire damaged in 2012.  This seemed a good opportunity for the owners to renovate and extend the house.  A two storey extension has been added giving a large kitchen/family room and additional bedroom and en-suite at first floor.  The finishes and details all match the existing.

The Coach House was very run down when purchased by my clients in 2011.  They wanted to open up the rooms at ground floor, convert the garage into a studio and construct a Garden room off the Living room.  We liaised with the Conservation Officer and approval was received.  My clients are delighted with the results.  The project was completed in the summer 2012.

This elegant house had a very dilapidated timber garage to the side.  The client wished to replace this with a more solid garage and a games room over.  The house in in the Conservation area and after consultation with the Conservation Officer the proposed scheme was approved

This elegant house needed a larger Living room so the proposal is to remove the
bay window and extend out with a terrace at first floor. 

Extension completed Spring 2012.

This delightful rural cottage needed upgrading and a new kitchen/family room at ground floor.  At first floor the extension gave a further bedroom and en-suite.  My client, who was also the builder, has taken great care with the details.  The new bedroom has beautifully crafted oak trusses and features, retaining the character of this 17th century cottage.

This cottage was crying out for a first floor extension to replace the long sloping roof and balance the front of the Cottage.  The extension gives an additional bedroom and en-suite.

The existing house was narrow with only 2 bedrooms and a bathroom at first floor. The client wanted to create a spacious, light, family house.  A single storey rear extension was added across the back of the house together with a two storey side extension, adding a further 2 bedrooms and bathroom.