Extending and renovating homes in Eastleigh
The Victorian terraces around Eastleigh town centre and Bishopstoke are classic candidates for a side-return or rear extension, turning a narrow galley kitchen into a bright open-plan space with bifold doors to the garden. Because these houses are well over a century old, we almost always pair the extension with a proper renovation: rewire, replumb, new heating, replastering and damp dealt with properly before the finishes go in.
The interwar and post-war semis that make up much of the rest of the town have generous gardens and solid structures, so single-storey and wrap-around extensions are straightforward and double-storey extensions are often possible. Boyatt Wood and the newer estates are usually a case of a first proper refit, with a new kitchen and bathrooms, better insulation and modern finishes, sometimes with a single-storey extension or garage conversion.
