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By Cat and Ben
August 3, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Cat and Ben

Posted August 3, 2015

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Posted August 3, 2015

We are the proud owners of a Victorian terrace in Peckham in dyre need to renovation, including potential side return extension, kitchen renovation, exterior work, taking a few walls down and moving the bathroom upstairs.

Would appreciate some advice, cost estimates, timescales etc. on Friday late afternoon at the property.

Mail me if interested or leave a comment below if you can recommended someone.

Thanks, Cat

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