Visually, the cottage forms part of a terrace of properties. Historically it was formerly one house, and later divided into two during the 18th century and re-fronted in red Flemish bond brickwork. It was extended in the early 19th century in matching style. The clients brief for renovations was extensive and required the following work: • Refurbishment of kitchen, utility room and cloakroom including associated building works. • Improvements to the rear hall and staircase to improve appearance. • Remodelling and refurbishment of first floor bathrooms. • Re-establishing the Dining Room including builders work in connection. • Formation of new internal draft lobby off main entrance door • General enhancements to the internal appearance and décor. • Conversion of a redundant outbuilding in to a study. • New courtyard garden design. The works also involved Party Wall negotiations with both neighbours. Listed building consent required for removal of internal walls and new internal partitions. Phasing of works due to access to rear courtyard garden was through the property. Protection of existing elements due to Grade II listed status.