Semi detached extension

Semi detached house extensions can transform a dated or small space — get inspired by our gallery real project designs and ideas

Find seriously impressive small terraced house extension ideas, from simple style to architectural masterpieces.

A wraparound extension effectively stretches your home around the side of your house as well at the back. This is a particularly effective way of making new space in older semi-detached properties such as Victorian, Edwardian or 1930’s houses, such as this one in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

Rear and side extension (1930s / 1930s)

An extension and complete overhaul of a 1930’s semi-detached house

A new two-storey rear extension and basement extension to a handsome semi-detached Victorian villa sits in the heart of the De Beauvoir conservation area.

1920s house extension - We talk through this contemporary front and rear extension to home with architect Sam Tisdall.

It isn’t uncommon for 1930s houses to be detached or semi detached. If this is the case for your house, consider a side 1930s house extension. They can round off the home beautifully and often add space without making the house deeper which can make it darker. image: Matthew Jones Photography

Claire Lloyd speaks with four architects well versed in the art of transforming semi-detached houses to discover the unique set of challenges posed, as well as the rewards

Transforming this tired old 1930s semi-detached house in South London whilst living in it with a young family was the challenge for this home owner. The end result is a stunning light filled home with more than fifty percent more floor space and panoramic views over London. Architect: Selencky///Parsons. Products: theEDGE sliding doors, windows, fixed frames