Lyndsey from Liverpool fixed up an old three-bedroom semi along with her partner and turned it into a stylish family home
The dreary pebble-dash exterior was renovated and now looks very inviting
Meanwhile, the back yard is unrecognizable!
Once you enter the home, you’re greeted with a modern-looking interior. The carpet looks loads better
While the bathroom was expanded by knocking down the wall separating the toilet and the tub
The garden looks like something out of a movie and the shed’s the star of the show
Notice how the new door is made of the same type of wood as some of the design accents inside the home
Here are a couple more before-and-after pictures showing just how big the transformation was
An electric fireplace now warms up the living room (though we had a soft spot for the old fireplace, too)
The difference is like night and day (quite literally in this case)
The stairs have had a massive upgrade
The entire home had an overhaul that completely changed the energy inside
Here’s what the renovation looked like mid-process and afterward
The kitchen is wide-open, gorgeous, and stylish in its minimalism
Plants can be found all around the house, including in the bedrooms, and they help bring a bit of nature into the interior
The kitchen and the living room are linked together, but separated by the counter
Cozy? We definitely think so. But what do you think?
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Good point. Would like to know the cost. It's a lovely renovation but I bet it ran $200,000 quid.
Katelin, they are awesome but yes, not the perfect country to have those. But at least they open up the space even if they're closed thanks to the big windows.
Lindsey posted pictures of the house renovated at her parents expense.
Elisa....Rotherham is nowhere near to Liverpool. Liverpool is actually a really cool city, lots of history, amazing restaurants and bars.
You are right. My bad. I meant Sheffield.