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House Extension Added Value Calculator

Dreaming of a bigger kitchen, a home office, or that extra bedroom? A house extension or loft conversion could be the answer, but how much value will it really add to your home?

With a proprietary calculation based on sold house price data it's possible to determine how much added value to the price of your home an extension or conversion will add.

We've taken into account the value a single storey extension, double storey extension or loft conversion could increase you house price by, and then broken this down into added value per square metre to give you a clear indication of the expected uplift.

Calculator - Extension Added Value

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Use external dimensions for length & width. A wall thickness of 30cm will be deducted to calculate the internal floor area (except for loft conversions).
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Dreaming of a bigger kitchen, a home office, or that extra bedroom? A house extension or loft conversion could be the answer, but how much value will it really add to your home?

With a proprietary calculation based on sold house price data it's possible to determine how much added value to the price of your home an extension or conversion will add.

We've taken into account the value a single storey extension, double storey extension or loft conversion could increase you house price by, and then broken this down into added value per square metre to give you a clear indication of the expected uplift.

Using the Calculator

With our calculator you can input your desired size in metres, type of extension or conversion, number of storeys and then location. The calculator will estimate the total value of the extension or loft conversion based on the regional price per square metre and expected uplift each type of extension will add.

Single & Double Storey Extensions

When inputting the extension size remember to use external dimensions, the calculator automatically calculates the correct floor area taking the wall thickness into account.

Loft Conversions

When using the calculator for a loft conversion it’s important to enter the dimensions of the useable floor space. This is the total loft floor area minus the space for the stairwell and any floor space where the height from floor to eaves is less than 1.2 metres, this will give you the total usable loft space used for the valuation.

Our extension cost calculator and loft conversion cost calculator can be used first to determine the expected build price, once you have this plus the value added figure from above you can then calculate your return below.

Return on Investment

Enter the calculated figures below to determine your return on investment for the build. A good ROI would be in the region of 70%, but can vary greatly.

Calculator – Extension ROI
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A single storey extension can add approximately 5-10% to your property’s value. This increase depends on factors such as the extension’s size, quality, and how it enhances the existing living space. For example an open plan kitchen diner can be more desirable than a simple addition of a study or playroom.

A double storey extension may add around 10-20% to your home’s value. This is because it often increases both living areas and the number of bedrooms or bathrooms, which are attractive features to potential buyers.

Yes, loft conversions are highly effective in adding value, potentially increasing your property’s worth by up to 20% on a typical 3 bedroom house, especially in built-up areas. They are popular due to their affordability and the additional living space they create without expanding the property’s footprint.

The quality of construction and finish is crucial. A well built extension with high end internal and external finishes can enhance your property’s value. Conversely, a poorly built extension may decrease the value and deter potential buyers.

Yes, factors such as the property’s location, the type of extension, and its integration with the existing structure play significant roles. Consulting with local estate agents and your architect can provide information into how an extension might impact your home’s resale value.

Building an extension can be more economical than moving, especially when considering costs like legal fees, stamp duty, and moving expenses. Additionally, extensions allow you to customize your current home to better suit your needs, potentially adding significant value.

Sources
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/about-the-price-paid-data
https://epc.opendatacommunities.org/

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