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Old 10-07-2011, 12:23 PM
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Default Moving kitchen to another room
Hi guys,

I am thinking of purchasing an upper cottage flat in Scotland. The majority of cottage kitchens are tiny (approx 6' x 6').

If I buy one successfully, how easy would it be to move the kitchen to a larger room? The one I have my eye on has a dining room on the opposite side of the flat with the lounge in between. Also, how much would this cost on average?
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