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Any thoughts on this? If I have got the information wrong or not provided enough info please let me know as I haven't posted here before!

Hi Amir, your question is quite complex and that might be the reason not a lot of advice have been given here.

Before giving any advice I would certainly need to ask a lot of questions abot your life style etc.

Are you looking to speak to a professional?

I would switch kitchen  with bathroom and modern glass structure along

Think you'll struggle with a 2 storey rear extension as it will probably block out the first floor windows so no daylight. You could step / stagger the walls around the bedroom window? Also impact on your neighbours daylight and windows needs consideration, might not be allowed under Planning Permission, even if done under Permitted Development and Prior Notification?

Loft conversion probably worth considering with full width rear dormer. Need to check there is enough height tho. About 2.3m height internally is bare minimum as that will shrink down with new structures such as timbers and insulation.

Existing rear extension doesn't appear to be original? Perhaps demolish this bit and build full width single storey extension with glazing on rear wall. Higher roof and ceilings?

Not sure where the bathroom is? Is there a family bathroom somewhere on the first floor?

Hiya, I would very much want to get a bathroom in upstairs and as that is not easy to do, would strongly recommend you engage a professional. If you could make your budget stretch, it would totally be worth it to demolish the existing ugly extension and replace with with a full width, single storey fully glazed structure. It would not need to be as deep which would give you more garden, and roof lights would bring light deeper into the house.

Use the under-stairs space for a downstairs loo (and laundry?) and depending on who lives there or might in the future, consider dividing off the sitting room to make a cosy, quieter space. This could be done with double or pocket doors if you expect to want to keep the space open most of the time.

Could the porch area house the storage currently shown at the end of the hall? Taking the hall to the end would be the obvious route into the kitchen diner and with a glass heavy front door and a glazed door into the kitchen, more light would be pulled through.

I hope this is helpful!

If it were my house I would be investigating how much each improvement adds to the value to see if they are justifiable.

Firstly I would look at installing an upstairs bathroom over the kitchen- then I would knock the kitchen and downstairs bathroom together in order to create a bigger kitchen that can open into the garden. I would landscape the garden and consider a loft extension (assuming sufficient height)

PS. My two bed mid terrace is similar upstairs but a bathroom has been fitted in over the stairs and taking a slice from the second bedroom. Its just the width of the bath and the loo but has everything you need, including a window. The second bedroom remains a double.

Hi Amir. Good luck with your purchase. I would use the existing building without adding further to the footprint.

I would make the front window the dining area, kitchen along the left wall behind it, change that window into a glass door. Keep the understairs storage for a pantry. Old kitchen then becomes a snug with the possibility of it being used as a work from home office, and occasional spare room. Keep this bathroom but perhaps add the laundry equipment. Upstairs I'd look at taking half the back bedroom as a shower room ( plumbing easier at the back), the other half becoming fitted wardrobes. Some clever studwork could make two decent size rooms out of the front bedroom.

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I definitely wouldn't want a guest toilet as my toilet so adding bathroom on top floor and toilet downstairs 100%