Alterations and additionsHaberfield NSW
Haberfield Federation House Attic Renovation and Extension
On the builder's website · A$650,000
Alterations and additions · Como NSW
Como Second Level Addition Project
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Same kind of job nearby, last two years: median declared cost A$198,000 (latest 767 applications)
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The owner originally engaged an architect for the design, but felt the design and construction were disconnected, so commissioned Rossmark to oversee the second level addition, balancing budget and construction quality. The addition includes a master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, plus two additional bedrooms and a shower room. On the ground floor, walls were removed and the kitchen was renovated.
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