This Edwardian home located in Drumcondra is a terraced two-storey, red brick house with loads of character and original features.

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A dormer conversion of the attic was proposed to accommodate a study. The existing stairs continue seamlessly to provide comfortable access to this brand-new attic area. This dormer has a minimal visual impact and opens the views over the garden with a big picture window.

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An elegant single-storey rear extension was designed to maximise natural daylight. Large sliding doors with two corner windows open the kitchen and dining area into the garden. A generous roof light connects the original dining room window and opens into the extension making sure light flows into the kitchen all day long.

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The existing dwelling was retrofitted, with all windows upgraded to triple-glazing, with an air to water heat-pump powering the underfloor heating and radiators at a constant temperature. 4no. solar panels were installed on the rear south-facing roof, allowing this property to achieve an A3 BER rating.