L Shaped Loft Conversions
An L shaped loft conversion is absolutely ideal for period properties with a back addition as you can also extend up the top of the back addition to get loads more space. Effectively, you are putting another floor on the back addition which was unheard of a decade or so when they were converting these type of properties.
The primary advantage of a l shaped conversion is the extra space that it creates. You would have amazing new space for a separate double room and separate bathroom and separate landing, they generally have a lot of space and storage.
L-shaped with balcony
L-shaped with balcony loft conversion incorporates a stylish outdoor space into the extended L-shaped design, offering both additional indoor living area and an open-air retreat. This option is perfect for homeowners seeking to maximize space while adding a modern, luxurious feature to their property, ideal for relaxation or enjoying elevated views.
L-shaped-half
L-shaped-half loft conversion involves extending only one part of the L-shape, either the main roof or the rear addition, creating a more compact yet functional living space. This type of conversion is ideal for properties with limited space or budget, providing a practical solution while retaining the potential for future expansion.
L-shaped Mansard
loft conversion combines two Mansard structures to create an expansive living space, typically extending over the rear and side of a property in an L-shape. This design is ideal for maximizing space and is often chosen for Victorian or Edwardian terraced homes, offering a seamless blend of additional functionality and aesthetic appeal.
What is a L shaped loft conversion?
An L-shaped conversion involves an L-shaped dormer window. Dormers are the roof windows which extend vertically from the slope of a roof. With L-shaped loft conversions, two dormers connect into a corner. One end of the dormer, usually the larger end. is built into the main roof.
The benefits of an L-Shaped Loft Conversion
The fact that these original back extensions on terraced homes were often constructed to provide a ground floor kitchen and first-floor bathroom means that the rear roof area is a popular choice for an en-suite bathroom or shower room. Existing plumbing, such as soil pipe, can be tapped into in a cost-effective way. L-shaped loft conversions can also be an ideal way to gain additional space in a property which has limited garden space, as going up into the loft means not having to lose vital garden space to a ground floor extension.
How long does an L-Shaped loft conversion take?
As with any loft conversion, the time it takes will depend on many factors – including whether you’re using a one-man building company or a specialist loft company.
Using a professional team ensures the planning and construction work takes place in compliance with planning requirements and is completed to a professional standard. It also means that a dedicated team work on the loft conversion, which means the work takes place more quickly and efficiently. As multiple rooms are being constructed, this type of conversion could take between 6 to 12 weeks, depending on configuration and other factors.
Cost of L-Shaped Loft Conversion
With successful layout arrangement and beautiful design, your loft could be transformed into a comfortable living space to capture space and light. The cost of an L-shaped loft conversion in London can range from £35,000 to £75,000, but can be higher depending on the project.
