Alterations and additionsManly NSW
Manly Pool Project
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder
Alterations and additions · Manly NSW
Manly Seaside Cottage Renovation Project
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder
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not yet provided by the builder · This project publishes no price, so it is in no price comparison and no cost band.
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What happened on this one
This is a traditional seaside cottage in Manly, originally low and cramped. The project removed the old low-roofed extension, raised the rear roof to introduce garden views, and added a second storey, creating a spacious home with ample natural light and open views, while preserving the original street-facing facade.
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