Every one a working holiday let — coastal cottages, city flats, country boltholes and one garden studio at the end of a Bristol lawn. Warm and neutral by design, because these rooms have to suit whoever walks in. Each property carries its own reference number; quote it if you’d like something similar.
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MI-041 • Brighton • Two-Bed City Let
A dark tiled box turned into the room that sells the listing. The roll-top sits under the original sash, panelling runs to dado height, and a soft plaster limewash keeps it warm in photographs even when the light goes flat.
MI-042 • Reigate • Four-Bed Coastal-Route Let
A freezing lean-to came off and a properly insulated garden room went on — the room that turned a summer-only let into a twelve-month one. Steel glazing, a terracotta floor that shrugs off wet boots and dogs, and the original brick left honest.
MI-043 • Sheffield • Three-Bed City Let
Colour-drenched to the picture rail in one muted blue-grey, so the room reads as a single calm envelope rather than somebody’s taste. Everything after that is texture: linen, wool and old pine, all of it replaceable from stock when a guest is unkind to it.
MI-044 • Oxford • Three-Bed Family Let
The fireplace came back, and the alcoves got low oak shelving instead of the cupboards that were swallowing the bay. Warm clay walls then did the job a bigger window couldn’t — the room still photographs well at four o’clock in November.
MI-045 • Lewes • Five-Bed Group Let
Two poky rooms knocked into one and planned around a single generous island — the piece of furniture that a group of eight will actually gather round. Sage cabinetry, a clay-brown island for contrast, and surfaces chosen to survive a changeover every three days.
MI-046 • Bristol • Garden Studio Let
Twelve square metres at the end of the garden, larch-clad and insulated well enough to let in January. A desk across the window for the guests who bring their laptops, ply shelving to the ceiling, and a small stove for the mornings that need one.
MI-047 • York • Two-Bed City Let
A north-facing room that was never going to be bright, so we stopped trying to make it so. Deep colour to the ceiling, panelling full height and low pendants over the table — the room that turns a wet weekend in York into the reason people rebook.
MI-048 • Peak District • Cottage Let
The room that takes the worst of a Derbyshire winter, so every surface in it can be scrubbed between guests. Cabinetry that shrugs off wet coats, a checkerboard floor that hides mud between changeovers, and a pulley airer that earns its keep from October onwards.
Quote the reference number and we’ll talk you through what it involved, what it cost and what the same thing would take in your property. We work across London, the Home Counties and the South West.
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