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When it comes to adding space and value to a home, many homeowners immediately think of loft conversions or rear extensions. But there’s a growing trend that's proving even more rewarding: building downwards.

Basement conversions — particularly in cities like London, where land is limited and property prices are high — offer a unique opportunity to maximise your living space and, crucially, your return on investment.

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When you think about adding new space to your home, your mind might jump to the loft. A cosy extra bedroom, a small study, maybe even a playroom. But if you’re dreaming bigger — a home spa, a full-size gym, a cinema room — you’re unlikely to make it work under the rafters.

That’s where building downwards comes into its own. Basements offer possibilities that no loft or traditional extension can compete with.

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When people hear the words "basement conversion," they often imagine months of chaos — dust everywhere, constant noise, no access to key parts of their home. Understandably, many assume moving out is the only option.

But the reality is different. With good planning and the right contractor, it’s often entirely possible to stay living at home while your basement is being built.

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The daily commute into the office can be a daily grind.  Many people are now choosing the work from home option for many other reasons also.

Entrepreneurial mothers are making the decision to create a home office/studio at an increasing rate.  This gives them the best of both worlds.  A business office, creative studio, consulting room within the family home allows so much flexibility when it comes to childcare.  It brings balance and eases family life, which is something everyone can relate to!  Read more>