The Victorian house two up, two down - without bathroom, air currents sheet window - not all House of dreams would have. But to Deborah Kingsley-Tubbs, her husband and the daughter of a year old, Charlotte, it was perfect."1993 We lived a fisherman's cabin in a one up, down and was pregnant." We needed more space and it was everything we could allow ourselves, explains Deborah. Also add purpose Mount Hawke, North of Cornwall was included in a quiet location outside the village direction, had characteristic shaky walls, a garden, isolated and within walking distance of the school and a shop.
After nine months of work an extension add that area diesel ended with a hut with new bathroom, kitchen, dining room, two bedrooms and a Rayburn. At the same time, the slate roof was isolated. Ten years later, added a bedroom a winter garden on the first floor level is built during the cabin on the slope of a hill. Charlotte is now the second daughter, Sophie, 18, and 20.
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