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We hadn't thought too much about the other 2 bedrooms. We're intending to use Bedroom 3 as on office, and bed 2 will only be for overnight guests. Our reasoning was to prioritise bedroom 1. Bedroom 3's large enough I think for some cupboards, but agree that two is a bit compact. Thanks for the comments,

Hi, It is a bit uninspired! It's actually going to be part "services", and we thought having it full of storage and a long worktop would be really usefull. We've accumulated a lot of "stuff"! It also keeps the posi span down a bit. But basically we couldn't think of anything better! We're not keen on windows in bathrooms or the utility. Prefer the look of nice bright led lighting. You're right about the TV room, but we couldn't see how we could change that without moving the cloakroom, which didn't seem to fit any other way. There is the back door directly into the kitchen which we would use ourselves, and we don't get many visitors to the front door! Thanks for looking GLP-02 Site Layout.pdf

Hi everyone, These are the plans we're intending to submit soon. As you can see, we think in straight lines! The plot came with "reserved matters", but we thought the design could be improved, so we've produced these. The original was a sort of slim tee, with gables on the roof, so we've lopped off the top of the tee so that we've got a nice, simple, rectangle. Hopefully the planners will approve! The plot faces South, so although it's not ideal we've put the largest windows at the rear facing the garden. The plot's long and very narrow (16m), with a 3m wayleaf along the East side, so this seems the best orientation for the house. I've run the rather brilliant "simplified Method" spreadsheet I found here, and the sizes seem ok for overheating, although they'll need guarding. Any reviews very gratefully accepted................. GLP-05F Plan First Floor.pdf GLP-05G Plan Ground Floor.pdf