Stoke Newington N16

This project dramatically extended the lower ground floor living space of an existing Stoke Newington house to create a light-filled Family Room addressing the garden. The existing rear garden excavate and remodelled to form a series of planted terraces descending down to the rear of the extension, The work involved the demolition of existing internal and external walls of the main house, the excavation of the rear garden and lower ground floor.

In additional there was the construction of rear garden stepped planters, steps and planting boxes. There were structural alterations at the centre rear of the lower ground floor.

Installation of one rooflight – at the lower ground floor. All windows will be double-glazed with an aluminium powder coating, there were also general associated restoration throughout.

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I'd just like to inform you how happy we are with your team and all the work they carried out. Their workmanship was of a very high standard and everyone in the team was outstanding. It was obvious from the very start of the project that their number one priority was to make sure we were satisfied.

Astonworld Ltd renovated our Victorian house which had been vacant for 30 years. The project was finished on time, within budget and incorporated a very high standard of finish. We have no hesitation in highly recommending them to someone who has a similar large scale project.

Astonworld took our Victorian terrace house and refurbished the whole property, as well as creating a loft extension. Throughout the project they provided us with valuable advice, were always prepared to facilitate any changes we wanted to make, whilst their attention to detail was second to none. Thank you Astonworld!

We just want to inform you of our pleasure regards the work you did for us. Your workmanship was to a very high standard and we were amazed with how each member of your team conducted themselves. You were a pleasure to deal with.

Project Stats

10 Months completion
In Progress
Full time team of 10

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