Bespoke at Glen Hinnisdal

External kit panels have been erected.  Roof trusses now being craned into position.

The house now has roughly half the blocks built up and all the windows and doors are in place.

This conservatory extension is more suitable for exposed locations than a traditional style conservatory.  It still maximises light and views but doesn't overheat and is cosier in the winter too.

A very stylish fireplace which compliments the traditional design of the house perfectly.

There's a bright airy kitchen in this house which has plenty space for a kitchen table where you can relax and enjoy breakfast with a view.

David and Dee have chosen to paint all their interior woodwork.  It's a warm off white shade which gives a lovely classical look.

This photo is of a guest bedroom upstairs.  As you can see, the dormer window allows plenty of light into the room.

This large bathroom just invites an indulgent start to your day.  There's lots of floorspace and the biggest shower cubicle imaginable, not to mention this luxurious hand basin and mirror.

David demonstrated his new induction hob which uses a magnetic field to heat things up.  He boiled a pot of water then put his hand on the hob to show us that it remains cool to touch.  We didn't test this ourselves, preferring to just take his word for it!

The exterior of the finished house.