✦virtual viewing · for families
room to grow into
When you're looking for a family home, you're really looking at how life fits: bedrooms, storage, somewhere to eat together and space outside. This walkthrough shows a one-bedroom flat, but the same London concept includes six three-bedroom flats in the second floor and loft — the family-sized homes.
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tailored to you
what to look for as a family
01
How the layout flows between cooking, eating and relaxing
02
Bedroom sizes and quiet corners away from the living space
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Storage: wardrobes, hallway space and places for pushchairs and coats
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The communal garden at the back of the building
room by room
the flat, in your words
approx 4.5 m × 3.6 m · approx
Living room & kitchen
Open-plan living and kitchen space with room for a sofa, a small dining table and a kitchen run along the back wall.
Open-plan space means you can cook while keeping an eye on homework at the table — the layout families actually live in.
approx 3.5 m × 3.6 m · approx
Bedroom
A comfortable double bedroom with space for a wardrobe and a window over the garden side of the building.
In the larger flats this becomes the main bedroom, with two further bedrooms for children or a home office.
approx 2.2 m × 2.4 m · approx
Bathroom
Compact bathroom with a full-size bath, basin and toilet, finished in light neutral tones.
A full-size bath is near-essential with little ones — worth checking in any family home.
approx 5.8 m × 2.4 m · approx
Hallway
Entrance hallway connecting every room, with space for coats, shoes and a small console table.
Hallway storage is where family life is won or lost: coats, shoes, scooters and the rest.
homes for different sizes of family
The London concept mixes one, two and three-bedroom flats across three floors, so it suits everyone from a first-time buyer to a growing family. The three-bedroom flats sit in the second floor and loft, with the communal garden at the back of the building.
It's a concept by Bricks'N'Mortar Property Development & Investments, not a live listing — but it's a realistic picture of how conversions can create family housing from existing buildings.
the development behind this walkthrough
- — Residential conversion concept in London
- — 15 proposed self-contained flats
- — Ground floor: 3 one-bedroom flats; first floor: 6 two-bedroom flats; second floor / loft: 6 three-bedroom flats
- — Preliminary estimated value £9.66m
- — Concept only, by Bricks'N'Mortar Property Development & Investments
A concept by Bricks'N'Mortar Property Development & Investments — visit their website. This walkthrough is illustrative, not a sales listing.