Alterations and additionsLeichhardt NSW
Alterations and additions · Leichhardt NSW
Leichhardt Heritage Renovation and Extension
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Same kind of job nearby, last two years: median declared cost A$250,000 (latest 722 applications)
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What happened on this one
This vintage timber cottage in Leichhardt underwent renovation and extension works that preserved its original character while minimising visual impact on the streetscape. The project managed the second-storey addition within height restrictions through substantial earthworks, and used materials matching the original dwelling. It has won multiple awards from builders associations.
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