Small House Renovation: A Clever Transformation

The Aussie dream used to be a quarter-acre block, but with houses in short supply, higher-density inner-city living done well is now all important. Johanna and Pete explore a home that from the street, appears to be an unassuming four and a half metre wide terrace house. But a comprehensive internal renovation featuring a clever courtyard, a rooftop garden and dramatic indoor plants, means it now feels vast. This truly is a great lesson in how to turn limitations into impressive features.

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