Heritage Projects
Case Study: Single Storey Extension in Lidlington
client
Amber Little
Location
Lidlington
Date
23 April 2026
Service
Extension
This ongoing single storey home extension in Lidlington, Buckinghamshire shows the project moving well through the main structural stages. The images capture the work from early site preparation and demolition through to the new walls and roof structure taking shape, giving a clear view of how the extension is coming together. What starts as a cleared and broken-out rear garden area is now becoming a solid new addition to the home, with the new brickwork already helping define the footprint and layout of the space.
A project like this depends on getting the early stages right, and these photos highlight the amount of groundwork and structural work involved before the finished room starts to appear. The extension has been carefully built to tie into the existing property, with matching brickwork helping it sit naturally against the original house. As the roof structure progresses, you can already see the scale of the new space and how it will improve the overall flow of the home once complete. Even at this stage, the build has a strong, well-proportioned look that suggests a finished result which will feel properly integrated rather than added on as an afterthought.
Once completed, this single storey extension will give the homeowners valuable extra room and a much better use of the rear of the property. Whether it becomes a larger kitchen, dining area, or family space, the extension is set to make day-to-day living more practical and more enjoyable. It is a great example of how a carefully managed build can transform both the layout and long-term value of a home, with solid progress already visible on site.



