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Whole home renovation · Barden Ridge NSW
Barden Ridge Gatenby Street Full House Renovation Open Plan Conversion
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Same kind of job nearby, last two years: median declared cost A$180,000 (latest 772 applications)
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What happened on this one
At Barden Ridge in Sutherland Shire, Dura Group undertook a full internal renovation of a residential property, removing the original enclosed corner areas to create a connected open plan kitchen, dining room and living room. The kitchen features Smartstone Calacatta Bianco benchtops, and new stairs and custom timber doors were added, with the entire renovation completed within the original building footprint.
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