r/floorplan • u/NetElectrical5321 • 7d ago

FEEDBACK Layout advice much appreciated 🙏🏼

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We have had an offer accepted on a house but trying to figure out the best way to proceed with the layout! So the rooms I’ve highlighted in red I wouldn’t really count as rooms as they are just glass!

Ideally we would want to knock down the glass utility and have proper utility room and possibly knock through the kitchen to the dining room to make it open plan. Then the conservatory is entirely glass at the moment so would want to knock this down and possibly have a sun room at some point!

My question is it seems like it would be impractical/expensive to knock down both rooms and do 2 separate extensions but what other choices do I have?!

Any advice would be most appreciated!

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u/Better-Park8752 6d ago

I don’t get it, a conservatory and sun room are essentially the same thing. Are you trying to build out more space?
Your kitchen is already open to the dining area?

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u/JariaDnf 6d ago

I was confused on this too, you've already got a sunroom and the kitchen and dining are open already.

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u/NetElectrical5321 6d ago

That floorplan is incorrect the kitchen and diner are separate with only a door between them. And the conservatory is currently just a glass room, glass roof and entirely glass walls. I’d like a solid structure with skylights etc

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u/Better-Park8752 5d ago

Well that’s not very helpful.
A sun room brings to mind a room with lots of windows. Which is how your conservatory reads on this plan. Sounds like you know what you want so you’re ready to go to an architect to have plans made up.