Extending and renovating homes in Marchwood
Marchwood's housing is largely twentieth-century: post-war and 1960s to 1990s semis, bungalows and detached family homes, including former services housing, on plots that can usually take a 4 to 6 metre rear extension without losing the garden. The typical brief is an open-plan kitchen-diner with bifold or sliding doors, often paired with a new kitchen and bathrooms so the whole house reaches one standard at once.
Because so much of the stock is now fifty or sixty years old, a good share of our Waterside work is full renovation or refurbishment: rewiring, new heating, insulation, replastering and new kitchens and bathrooms in one programme rather than piecemeal. With the 1,000-home Bury Road scheme allocated in the Local Plan, Marchwood is also a village where new-build snagging-era upgrades, garden rooms and loft conversions are increasingly common.