Mum makes £122K transforming dingy two-bed bungalow into a stunning five-bed home with own gym and open-plan kitchen

A CREATIVE mum has revealed how she transformed her tiny £200,000 two-bedroom bungalow to make her dream five-bedroom pad.  Georgina Russell, from Cornwall, bought the grungy home from a hoarder and revealed the jaw-dropping “before” and “after” photos after her renovation.  Georgina shared her project in the We Love Mrs Hinch Facebook group, and people […]

A CREATIVE mum has revealed how she transformed her tiny £200,000 two-bedroom bungalow to make her dream five-bedroom pad. 

Georgina Russell, from Cornwall, bought the grungy home from a hoarder and revealed the jaw-dropping “before” and “after” photos after her renovation. 

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A mum has revealed how she bought a dirty two-bedroom bungalow and turned it into the home of her dreams[/caption]

Georgina shared her project in the We Love Mrs Hinch Facebook group, and people were “mind-blown” at the results. 

The mum-of-two wrote: “We’ve taken so much inspiration from this group. I promise this is the same house to those asking. We’ve put everything into making this our family home.”

Speaking to Femail, Georgina said: “We now have a five-bedroom property with utility room, master suite, bathroom, entrance hall and open plan kitchen dining living room.”

Georgina and architect husband Tom spent £128,000 on the renovation, and revealed it is now worth £450,000, working out as the couple making £122,000.

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After her renovation project, it is now a large, spacious family home and she’s made £122,000 in the process as it’s now worth £450,000[/caption]

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The home has a utility room, master suite, bathroom, entrance hall and open plan kitchen dining living room [/caption]

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The minimalist design has been partly inspired by cleaning influencer Mrs Hinch[/caption]

She describes the home transformation period as one of the most “stressful” times in their lives, as the couple did it while planning their wedding last year.

The shocking “before” photos show the home with floor-to-ceiling clutter, little natural light and outdated decoration. 

However, by the end of the project, the home had immaculate walls, chic wooden floors and the garage had been converted into two double bedrooms. 

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When they got the home, it was full of floor-to-ceiling junk from a hoarder[/caption]

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The home needed a lot of work, but Georgina and architect husband Tom were up to the challenge[/caption]

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They first had to empty the house of all the clutter before they could begin their project[/caption]

The couple even added in a gym, and remodelled the garden to fit two car parking spaces instead of one. 

Inside the property now has a minimalist Nordic theme, with items bought for bargain prices from places such as eBay. 

Unsurprisingly, people were quick to share how impressed they were at the new home. 

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The home has now been done in a Nordic-style decoration[/caption]

Georgina Russell

The couple transformed the old garage to make two more bedrooms[/caption]

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Creating the beautiful home was stressful for Georgina, as she did it alongside planning her wedding[/caption]

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Many of the bargain items round the house were sourced from sites like eBay[/caption]

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The home has impressed internet users, who can’t believe it is the same pad as before[/caption]

One wrote: “I can’t cope with your house. It’s just absolutely mind blowing.”

Another added: “OMG! What an amazing space you have created. You must be exhausted? Time to sit with your feet up and take what you have achieved.”

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