Lewis Partnership complete new Burry Port home


Take a look at this – a new home the Lewis Partnership architects have just completed in Fronwen, Graig, Burry Port.
As a leading firm of architects, they pay as much attention to smaller projects as they do to large school and university builds.
They undertake a wide range of extensions and alterations to houses and bungalows, no matter how big or small, including sun lounge extensions, family rooms, garage conversions to habitable rooms and many more.
For example, here’s a list of some of their recent projects -
Pencoed Road, Burry Port – Sun Lounge extension to existing dwelling house and detached detached sauna.
19 Gwelfor, Penygraig, Llanelli – New bedroom, bathroom and conservatory
Oak Tree Lodge, Saundersfoot – Sun Lounge extension and double garage.
30 Glynhir Road, Llandybie – Two storey extension to dwelling house.
19 Lon Brydwen, Gorseinon – Detached Sun-Room extension to dwelling.
Garreg Lwyd – Alterations and extension to dwelling.
Rhodfa’r Capel – Conversion of garage to habitable room.
Plas Kenrhos, Burry Port – Extension and alterations to Grade II listed house.
Chapel House, Bishopston – Extension and alterations to dwelling house.
Sandpiper Road – Conversion of garage to habitable room.
Clos Yr Hesg, Swansea Vale – Sun Room / Family Room extension to dwelling house.
Fronwen, Graig, Burry Port 
See the small works page on their website -
http://www.lewispartnership.co.uk/small-works/

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