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Built to last

Ensure the glazing matches up to
the architecture of the main buil-
ding: the wooden-framed windows
in the gable end above were chosen
deliberately to complement the
rough stone façade. “This two-storey
oak-frame extension was designed
and built to be sympathetic to the
original period property,” say oak-
frame specialists Arboreta.
Meanwhile, the minimal, uPVC
three-pane double-glazed bi-fold
door set, by SafeChoice, suits the
pared-back structure and low roof of
the home on the right.

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