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£300,000
£13,000
March 2023
£33,150
£10,200
£180,000
£30,000
£253,350
£650,000
11.14%
26.83%
3.7 years
approx. £5,250
approx. £1,937
Full back-to-brick transformation from a 3-bedroom house into a 6-bedroom HMO, including a 3m rear extension, full dormer loft conversion, five en-suite bathrooms and a modern kitchen/diner. The property was completely reconfigured and upgraded with new electrics, plumbing, heating, insulation, windows and fire safety systems, alongside durable finishes and landscaped external space. Delivered as a fully compliant, high-spec and low-maintenance HMO designed for strong rental demand and long-term performance.
This Victorian end-terrace had plenty of period character, with three double bedrooms, a
rear-aspect kitchen and a first-floor bathroom. But its traditional layout and dated condition left significant scope for improvement.
It became the starting point for a comprehensive refurbishment and HMO conversion, with the aim of creating a more functional and contemporary shared-living property.
Curzon Street Project has been transformed into a contemporary seven-bedroom HMO,
combining modern accommodation, upgraded services and practical shared spaces.
The property was taken back to brick and comprehensively reworked, combining structural
alterations, space planning and modern building services to create a 7-bed, 7-bath HMO
configuration.
A 3m rear extension and full dormer loft conversion added substantial usable space.
Seven double bedrooms, each with a private en-suite, alongside a generous communal kitchen/diner.
Complete rewire, new consumer unit, plumbing and heating installation, insulation, windows and fire-safety systems.
New openings, structural lintels, fire-rated doors, compartmentation and upgraded escape provisions.
Contemporary kitchens and bathrooms, bespoke joinery, durable finishes and a landscaped, low-maintenance garden.
Works coordinated across design, structural, Building Control and HMO requirements.





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