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07-06-2010, 12:39 PM
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Basement Conversion
I know no one will be able to give me a particularly accurate figure, but just in the process of buying my first development/renovation.
The property is a 2 bed back to back. It already has 2 rooms downstairs, however It's not in a habitable condition and is currently being used for storage. The basement consists of 2 rooms, bricked floor at the moment, and ideally could do with about 6-10 inches additional headroom, this is to allow for plastering etc. The size of the room is around 16' by 10". It already has a window down there, big enough to get out of in case of a fire. Also has lighting etc. Could anyone give me a rough guesstimate of how much it would cost to convert to liveable space? Look forward to some quick replies! Cheers, FTMP 
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07-06-2010, 10:50 PM
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Re: Basement Conversion
in 2006 it cost me £50 k and that didn't include underpinning, as had the sides supported...original quote was 30k but by the time electrics, flooring, heating , decor etc it was close on 45-50k...maybe you would be more lucky..I am in london.
Hope that helps.
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