The architectural extension to the semi-detached ex-council house is designed as a subservient structure, seamlessly blending in with the surrounding environment. The extension, situated on a corner plot of land, incorporates three bedrooms, providing ample space for residents. Careful consideration is given to local planning regulations, particularly regarding parking requirements, ensuring a harmonious integration with the existing layout. The exterior design is thoughtfully crafted to maintain visual cohesion with the original dwelling, allowing the extension to seamlessly tie in with the existing architecture. Through meticulous planning and attention to detail, the extension enhances the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the property while respecting its historical context.